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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-06-11

The National. Typographical Union
at its session yesterday adopted resolu-
ton directing that the flu Ids now in the
hands of the late Secretary and
Treasurer 8 and collected for the
,Artemus Ward fund, be transferred unto
the Secretary and Treasurer of the Ma
tional Union and by him invested in
United States bonds. They also favor
ably considered a proposition of the Mil
waukee Union that the lnofinment, when
erected, be built of type metal, but took
no action thereon % -
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-Wasbington letter says 1.-The election
C.,. Ill ia,xa Of tho baa6 of tho ar

asbington letter says 1.-THE election
of Grant will leave at the head of the ar
my the great genius of, the conflict
Sherman. Hereafter the head of the
army will be the poet laureate of the
world of action. who made a march like
the swinging of mighty rhyme To
the head of the State will go the prac-
teal civil soldier, Grant. Grant loves
Sherman, and believes in his genius be-
yond any caption or warming. tie does
well to love man who IS too quick upon
his honor, and too positive upon his be-
lief, to be ever popular with that large
sentiment which recognizes success but
carnot appreciate an aspiration. The
country and the army are to be benefited
by this mutual psomotion-caution in
the civil office; gemus in the soldier. 80
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Gen Sheridan in letter to Gen Grant
under date OF 22d May, thus incidentally
speaks of the Indian question on the sec
ton over which he IS placed:
have not had single depreciation in
my department. since Iiassumed CONF
mand, and | have the greatest desire to
maintain this peacefuEcondition of affalrs
[ have made great deal of personal ex-
ertion, by visiting nearly every post IN
that section of the country in which the
Indians were hostile last year, and in all
interviews with the Indians was led be-
lieve that we may be able to preserve the
peace theeomings summer ~Ts9rsa
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We notice that some of our repub-,
lican exchanges are still having the name
of Elijah Enos as Presidential Elector
for the lst District It should be ELIHU
ENos, and not Elijah. Look to your
ticket brethren of the Press.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE
:, NOTICE.

-EwA1 OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
-- esHsa MADISON, April 6, 1865.
In aecordauce with the provisions of chapter IA
Laws of 1865 hereby give notice that the notes of
the Bank of Manii must he presented the Office
~ tn, Bsnk COMPTROLLER at Madison. Wisconsin, for
na ruienf Within three years from the date of this
potsr{ or the funds deposited for the redemption OF
- ~ - ii act 52-2y
% "a s.s wII4IAM y SMITH, sses. Treasnrsr
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u. q. .EGME&OE.

EyTEESsE MS Furnishing aEoods of
II avery description
an, prepared nanufactrlre full sults OF Men ana
h~y, 9th ~ on shortest notice and sa.fsction
xarAate.d. employ tbs best workmen to be found
- -. I2-I
KIGHrH-sTR GET. .nppnsit. Gooisnor- & Barnes
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* HEIRIEF'S SALE.-Manitowoc County Cir
} ; cut Court. a
Arvin L. Neeks and John o. Thayer, against Charles
Werch ami Frank Haalhnger.
In virtue OF and pursuant to a Judgment rendered
by said Court in the above entitled action the 18th
day of March. 1853 and of execution issued out OF
said Goiirt against the good. and chattes, lands and
OF the said Charles Weirch, have seized
all the tile and interest which the said Charles
Seirch had the 18th day of November. A. D. 1865
any tfae thereafter, Of in and to the hereinaf
ter described premises, together with the building
erected t!Ieoeon by SAL W.irch and the appurtenan
hereto, which shall expose for sale and sail ~
the law directs public auction at said building on
sald prem $50. On t=sst
ss.t. Friday the 10Th day of July merit,
a. y o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day to-wit;
Tie cuarter of the north east quarter, OF
section no twenty five (25l town No. eighteen (1sb
north ~ rs- No twentyone (21) east in the County
HaEifcwoc ard State of Wisconsin, and the build
ing thereof erected by said Charles Nirch and az
pary1T ances thereto. -
Dated NV 18th 1858 SET
r. T. BLAKE Sheriff
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r.. s2.T.E,SGE,

HEWEhER and a'zsotoSra ssiser All
u kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
" attend.i to- sal uarranted 70 give satisfaction
have inst received Wing Ornsbsys Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which can take small
pictures of the hnast erdsr for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken Of all sizes Albums aat Frames
~ou.t.nty on hand York Street 13-4tf
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TIE Prescott Journal says "a Gu
rious freak of nature could be seen IN
Mrs. Johnson S garden in this place.
few days ago Ona limb of an apple
tree in blossom, were six perfect white
roses in full bloom There was white
rose bush short distance from the tree,
but by what subtle process of mixing"
this strange result was, occasioned we
leave it for d naturalist to explain. The
fact Is we'll authenticated. -
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!. Court
IN the matter of the estate of John P Gsler, de-
ce&seG
On reading and filing the petition of Michael N.
Gisler, OF Detroit. Michigan representing among
other things that he is brother of John P. Gislsr,
late of SsQiraw Michigan, died intestate leaving
goods chatel- and within this State and that
the said petiti1 brother of sad deceased. and
PRAY ig that administration of said estate be TO D. E
Ha .sn granted, It is Ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court Monday, the
2sth o: June, A. ID. 1865 al 10 o'clock A III. a.
III office laid County.
Orie. 81 further, that notice thereof be given 10
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons Interests
ea publishing a copy OF this order three
cessiye weeks prior said day OF hearing, in the
ManitoNoe Tribune, Weekly Newspaper published
at Man;towoe, in said County.
GEO. W BARKER, County Judge
Dated at iIanitow"c, the 2Sth day Of May, A. D.
1865 BT-3t
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CO.,.E s. .ISTEER.

TTOCSES raised and moved Having &
superior ss1ities for raising ara DaoVing houses
vew,nid announce to the citizens of Mani owoc( town
and county, that any business entrusted to care
will receive prompt attention. and he performed in
manner warranted -Se satisfaction Enquire at the
Ty,b,,,> Ofira 1915
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SFZsz = SSSS-Mantowoc County Circuit Court
- William h. Reynolds plaintiff, against Louisa
Reynolds. deieDaent, Summons-for re1ief-Conl not
served r,s. lsE
The State Of Wisconsin, to Louisa Reynolds defen-
dent. 49,
SIR You hereby Summoned and required to
answer fiie complaint in this action OF which copy
yv,li he ..iel in e Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court ia eI County and serve copy of your answer
o lfe At NY Office of ne Village and County of Man
isootc cousin within twenty days after the
yite heef xelutive Of the day of sneh service; and
= YOU fl answer the complaint az aforesaid, the
plaintiff w apply 10 the Court for the relief demand
ed ne complaint
Dated tnis 18th day OF May A. n. 1853.
). d. MARKHAM Plaintiffs Attorney
A COPY of the Summons and Complaint in the
alnve entitled action was duly filed in the Office Of
tie clerk Of Circuit Court of Manitowoc County on
tneI5ts, ta.- OF Nav 1868 SGT
J. D. MARKHAM, Atty for Plh.
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s. S.a.Y'DERSG.T,

MANUFACTURES and Dealer tn
M Boots, Shoes. Leather, &c &c. shop on Buffalo
strest, the corner sf Eighth Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
AlnitoMoc Sentember 20. lSNS. u
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IN PROBATE :--Manitowoc County Court
i In the Matter of the Estate Of Nils 7. Nelson de-

l. In the Matter OF tne ESTATE 81 mis- l. 4Neisoh oo
ceased. s-5t Hff.fE nv
On reading and filing the petition of Fredericka
Nelson OF Manitowoc representing, among other
things. that Nils T. Nelson late of Mantowoc on the
nnth day of April A, D. 1863 on board the Sea Bird
died intestate leaving goods chates and estate with
in this State and that the said petitioner IS the widow
of sap deceased and praying that administration Of
said lie her granted, it is ordered that said
petition be hetd before the Judge of this Court on
Monday the Sth day of June A. d. 1S6s, at 10 o'clock
4. N, my Office in said County. ..s. III.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to the
he OF said deceased and to all persons terestedby
t.alng copy OF this ortier for three successive
weeks PRIOR said day of hearing in the Mantowoc
TRIDUsi weekly newspaper published at MaDitotvoc
in sad Couniy Fsr9 tH f7E0f M5-3t
a w BARKER, County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10th day of May A. D.
1868. 5
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NOTICE

I. hereby given that the undersigned Fred Gage.
and proprietor of Blocks ffteen 81 Sxteen 10y
Seventeen Q7) Eiehtesn 1s), Nineteen 40, Twenty
t2ol Twenty-one CID Twenty-Five t22), Twentythres
(3), Tw enty-four (24), Twenty-Five t25) and Twenty
six t26 and of all the lots into which the same arc
subdiyided-(except lot % in said Block nine-
teen (le)in A. W. Bues Plat of subdivision Of Gov
erpnent Lot number fosr a. and part of government
lots number TNo (2) and three (3 in section nineteen
90 in township nineteen (lo North, of Range twen
ty-four 2f) East, situated in the county of Manto
and State of Wisconsin,--which said Plat is
corded in Volume 'R' of Deeds pages 60 and 81
in the Registry of Deeds of said Nanitowoc County,
and the undersigned James Suffran and proprI
eor of said lot % in block nineteen as above
described VIII apply to the Cirucut Court for tho
County OF Manitowoc aforesaid ct tho next term
thereof be held at the Court House in the Village
OF hanitowoc in said county, the fourth Monday
of June, A D. 1865. at the opening of the court on
that day thereafter counsel be heard,
for order vacating much Of the above described
Plat of subdivision contains and includes the above
described lots ad blocks, and the streets avenues,
lanes and alleys intervening the same.
Dated April 13d 1865.
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III. s. R.fECD.W, .rE. 3D.,

nHYSICIAv and Surgeon. Also Ex-
amiuing Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
TIN Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighthaand York streets, Manlto-
woe, Wisconsin.
Orders the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention
s1-esrticuar attention paid 70 consultatiou.ssand
ts tn. treatment of DIFFICULT snd' CRlIlCAL IL
C,srs 1929
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.IOSEPH SH.mES.

nEALER in Stoves: Tin. sheet Iron
and Copperware manufactured. All kinds o
repairing aens Eighth Street, opposite Tribune of
ee. lily
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The Grand Rapids Eagle has thi

Mr.. "a prominent member of the
anti war Democracy of this city accosted
one of our staunch Republican citizens,
yesterday, on the streets, with Wei, you
have nominated Grant have you? Yes,
sir we have what then? Then. we will
beat him. said Mr.. Tou nece,
did, was the quick reply.
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r.. n ERR,

WORK Street. .7aauitow oc- W is- Dcala arS
/ in Dry Goods, Groceries Crochery, Fancy Goods
GIas, ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
P.per hanginrs Hats aud Caps, TOYS Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers. Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
lamps &c, &c share of public patronage is soii-
cited.
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FRED. SCHREDER,

NEEAT Misunderstanding purchased
NJ the business of wm- Brown. shall hereafter
aenstantly keep hand the choicest meats al the
is1est rates A share OF public patronage solicited
1917
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Street Commissioners
Notice.

To the owners occupants of Lots abutting on IN
West side of Seventh street between York and CHI
cago streetsn the oir Ward of the Village of Man
itowoe County of 11anitowcc State OF Wisconsin
Take notice NAT At meeting of tie Board OF Trus-
tees Of said Village the Nth day of Nay 1865,
petition sgne by half of the owners or occupants
oil the lots above mentioned praying thai said Board
cause sidewalk be EuiIt on said Seventh street as
above described wa unanimously granted by said
said fourth ward were ordered notify the owner or
occupant any lot adjoining suoh contemplated side.
walk 70 ke the at his own proper cost ana
charge within 30 days after the publication of this
notice, aud that, if such work is not done in tho
time required. the shall be done by contract to
the lowest responsible bidder and tive expense thereof
charged TO the lot lots property chargeable tars
with. = $3.50
Dated May 26th 1865.
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Notice 10 Teachers.

OFFICE or CoUNTf SUPERI,IENDENT OF ocEooLL
lfu MAyI1owoo, june 3D. 1868.
The aa-.ual meeting o, IRE Wisconsin State Teach
s-s e. ion VIII bs held in Milwaukee from tbs
!? ID to the 18th of July. Teachers IN Manitowoc coun
tv " 40 rteni attending requested to notify the
.tei previous to the 9TH Of July Lady Teach.
els viii lie entertained free Of expense while in Mil
wausce jERE CRON LEY
7-lt County Superintendent of Schools.
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4 q q K AGENTS WANTED

e. u - IN
10 20! cit orders for DR.. WILLIAM SMITHS DICaIo
NfpY OF THE PIHLE THI ONLY EDITION PUB
l;,pzp ~ AsERIcA, CONDENSED BY DR. osirh omS
EsND. In ono large Acfavo volume HiuS'ia'e' WIN
oyc- rs stool aud wood engravinSs-
Agents and subscribers see that you se' 'n' soN"~
>diyioa by DR. Smith -. ,;.; II
Iished by Messrs Burr Co, is the genuine thns
The Cosorss s0tionaifs says whoever wishes to get.
in to cheapest for1 the best Dictionary of the Bible
should buy TINS
W. .Lso Want AGENTS for ELLrOT'S new work,
REuARRACLE CHARACTERS AND MEMCR ABLE
PLACEG OF THE HOLY LAND. By HENRY WARD
B.cHEs, 7. W. WooLsEY, L. d., Pres o, Yale College
Jos epa CuNMIs6s D. D. LII. D.. Pres. of Wesleyan
Univ RT REV. THoM II. CLARK, Bishop of R. l., &C.,
&c. 4z
They now and original works by these authors
sed their subjects approved by clergymsn Of ali
denominations Agents arc meeting with I'M parallel
ed success. We employ no General gents for either
hock. and offer extra inducements to Canvasssrs.
Agents will see the advanage of dealing directly with
full particulars and terms. address the Publishers,
Ism ]. B. BURR CO., Hartford, Conn,
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RgT,sgz EU.uEsEs s-.saH,

yY>NE Cliersignes. are prepared to al
to order bills Of lumber or lath the shortest
notiss A man will be at all times in the ward
ready TO wait on our and receive their
aers The best stock Kept eastantiy hand at the
yall corner of ouay and 9th streets.
lc.I4 GUYLES& BR6WS-
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VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AnsOrdinance to amend an Ordinances entitled RE
vised Fire. Ordinance" establishing and regulating
the Fire Department of the Village of Mapitowoc.
Be 1t oroained By the President and Trustees Of the
Z IfUageof lHanttoreec. i,siEf IS a.,i'< tr tfla-
3 SECTION i. Section two of the Revised Fire 0rdi-
nance of this Villages adopted March Is 1861, is here
by amended by striking out the words son the second
Monday OF January where they occur in said Sec
Sec g. Section thirty-three of said sslsevised Fire
Ordnance'' is hereby amended by striking out the
words twenty-five Dollars where they OCCUR in said
sectionand inserting in lieu thereof the words fifty
dollars, and also b. striking out the words fifteen
dollars where they occur in said section, and insert
ing in lieu thereof the words thirty dollars And
also by Inserting after tho words dollars in the thir
eenth line from the top of said section as the said
ordinance was published May I'd. 1861, the words
and to every Bucket Company the sum of fifteen
dollars. !}tts ff-i ettf - 80
+, Sec g. The Ordinance entitled San Ordinance tc
amend II ordinance entitled Revised Fire Ordinance
establishing and regulating the fire departments Of the
Village of Manitewoc, and all ordinances and parts
of ordinances conflicting with the provisions OF this
ordinance is and are hereby repealed.
/. Sec A. This ordnance shall take effect and be in
full force from and after its passage and publIcation
h : = - - F7'i6 HENRY BFTZ, President
FRED BoRoHERDT Village Clerk Eirs- -iit.s } q
I'm PEsOBATyE:EMa GO. Court.
/ In the Matter of the Es state of John Smith, de
ceased. rff {
On read n and filing the petition of Caroline Smith
of Michcttt representing among other things, that
John Smith late of Mchicott the Thirty yfirst day
OF May, A. D. 1861 at Atlanta, Ga, died ntes
tate leaving goods. cnatteiS ana estate "'nn thiF
State, and that the said petitioner is the widow o.
said deceased and praying that administration OF salo
estate lie to her is ordered that SAID petition
be heard before the Judge of this Court, on Monday
the 29th day OF June, A ID, 1865, at 10 clock A.
at my Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereofbe given to The
heirs said dece I'd and to all persons interested b,
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said da- of hearing, in the Mntowo
Tribune, weekly newspaper published at Mantowo
in said County. f--.z, IS -fE - f-,y MS-3t
~ - GEO W. BARKER County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc the 1lth day of june A.
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.11SC e7stS.
Street Commissioners
Notice.

To the owners or occupants Of lots ahutting on the
East side of Sth grest between Hamilton Ano mao
,ovoc County of Mapitowoc State of Wisconsin,.
Take notice, that at meeting OF the Board OF IruH
tees OF said Village The 18th of May 1S Petl~
ton signed onehalfof ths owners or occupants
the lots above mentioned, praying that SAL hoaro
cause sidewalk to be built on Ninth street as apo'
described was unanimously granted by said Board sd
the undersigned Street Commissioners Of said t,.
Ward were ordered 10 notify the owner occupaneof
ay lot adjoining such contemplated sidewalk to nsks
tn, same at his own proper and charge within 60
s after publication of this notice apd that
siIcI work is net done IN the fne required the sa
sJaIt 10 laue by contract the lowest respons .
bidder ard the charged to the lot of
lots properly chargeahle herewith
A. NJ RICHTER.
HENRY GREVE,
rrF ~ JOHN FRANZ
Street Consissioners 1st Ward liage Of Manfto~os
FRzp BoRcHERpr, Village Clerk.
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CHICiGo 4 NORTHWESTERN
.R ALL ROAD. s#

=
SrHHER ARRANGEMENT --.
Stages from Manitowoc connect daily with trains
sa ths Chicago and Northwestern Railway, leaving
NEENAH AND MENASHA
as follows.- tTosn5 Spuh at $40 A. NJ ana ~ P NJ
reaching Chicago at 10 2. NJ and 5.i5 A. NJ making
slose connections with all
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL R0AES
and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE
Rapids, I&,nrle, Missouri Valley Junction, Siot a
CITY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, and OMAHA, thence via
Onion -Pacihcs Rail Road main Line 90 Cheyennc,
DsnyerSweet Water Mines. Salt Lake and all parts
ef Colarado Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Montana California
and Aee3en. &c sssE II II 'fIE
Trains going North leave Menasha and Neenah at
I.44 4. NJ and s.5a p. NJ
SIecptaJ ts,schss all ,sfost trains
fhreagh Tickets TO all points East or Sonth can be
Purchased sf l. H. Boariman, licked Agent.
l%4S "a i GEO. T.. DUNLAP. Gen. Supt
B. f. PATRICK. Generrl Passenger Agent
p. HoRros. y. w. Pass Agt. Chicago
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TN PROB BATE Manftowoc Go. Cosr
| In the Natter of the Es tate of John Smith, d
FOR SAI1E.

As the partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of REU THEIR CO., viii be dissolved, 1T is de-
cded to sell the Sash and Door Factory belonging
the same 1t is left to the buyer to buy the factory
with the real estate without the same Tor me pur
pose Of moving the building The conditions VIII be
made known the day of sale. VIII ich is nxed on
Monday June 10Th, 1878, at o'clock 2 NJ Place OF
sale at the Factory. .,...l--5- .
Certervile, May 26th, 1858. 80. 20
elm -.s-.r r.,t s..FE PEIEb e1SEOIncp w. -s
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nN HTdSTR x

>nR. 4. j. PAECHEN. Dentist "a ce
IL in Shernan's new building, Sth Street
Nanitowoc, Wis.
r-H Teeth extracted without pain.
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I'D. .N.aR X H.9.W,
CH,aREEs m. Err,

TTORyEY and Counselor at Law
a once csrnerof srh and Quay streets. hanito
wee WISCONSIN,. - tAs 2 ? iZ-sl
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". r. EEDEeFD GE.
DOLICE JUSTICE. Office in III eubu
ii Ruildin ManitoWo W Is. Il-.
BrRD.s- .W.sRKFE.s.N,

4 SSIsTANT ASSESSOR. VIII be i'm
~ his office over First National Bank with T. IL
walker ESQ., the first ten days of each mouth dur
ing business hours. frsr- Fs ISH
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Dastardly and Want0n Outrage by the
kU-Kiuy KIaD, -. ...ll.e 80

From the Nashville Press, June T. ..-s
In Fulton County, Kentucky, near the
line of the Nashville & Northwestern
Railroad, on the farm of J. H. Dodds,
lived colored man and family, named
Cato This Cato is hard working, qui-
ct, obliging. man, who lived on friendly
terms with every one; never did an act
in his life to make an enemy, is particu-
larly respected and beloved by his eln-
pfoyer, and indeed by the Whole neigh
borhood- remarkable for his steadnes9
and Industrious habits. He was getting
along we'll. had many friends, and was
happy in the possession of a peaceful
family On Sunday night last band of
naraudirg scoundrels from Tennessee
entered the county and. approached the
house where the family. dwelt.y They
knocked rudely for almittapce, and
made such demonstrations of hostility
that none of the inmates dared to open
the door: the scoundrels with the bats of
their rifles, broke in the frail barrier just
as the naked membcrs fpoor Cato shouse-
hold were attempting to make their es-
cape out the other door of the house ), a
platoon of guns was raised to as many
shoulders, and fusilade rang through the
neighboring woods. a young man about
eighteen years old, the son of Cato, fell
dead unon his own threshold, pierced
through the head and heart with several
bullets The other members of the fami-
ly got off and were not pursued.
Prize Fighting.
The Oshkosh Northeastern very Justly
remarks in regard to those scoundrels
who went to Indiana to fight: -i -
''The prompt arrest, indictment and
! punishment of those noted bullies and
bruisers, Coburn and McCoele; by the
authorities of Indiana, will, we hope, GO
far. towards bringing such disgraceful
scenes into disrepute. Men may be will
ing, for money. or the dismal notorlety
| they mistake for fame, to stand mp and
/ maui and be mauled out of all senrblance
to humanity ); even when. they would not
wiling take felons place among felons
in a common jail. We are glad that
these two fellows will now be compelled
| to render the States some good service.
| Undoubtedly yhard labor forty days In some
| legitimate employment, will he novelty
| in their worthless lives, and fine ph ysical
condition these were in for their fight, vii
make them able bodied hands for any
| hard work. .,,'s ~ -.
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