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The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

DELL SNrBED.-It seems that the Edi-
tor of the New Era, took Colonel Lrv-
GENBErL, Commander of the Post at Fort
Smith to task for allowing, or giving u
few of his men fuflough that they
might attend the Democratic Barbecue in
this county recently. Was there ever
such brazen- faced impudcncc--none but
self conceited nincompoop like Dell
would have seen any reason for objection,
much less to have attempted to instruct
the Commander in the duties of his Of
flee. Dell was snubed right short, as he
deserved to be, and went off in tantlum
and says that soldiers attending a Demo
cratic meeting is worse than robbing
peach orchards "Thosc who the gods
would destroy they frst make mad" 1t
is SO with Dell and the radical party gcn.
erall They are death struck and rave
like maniacs. Keep cool old fellow, the
:" boys IN blue" are all right
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

ES- BY invitation of the Seymour and
Blair Club of Van Buren,, Hon. GRAN
VILE WiIcox, will address the people
on the political questions OF the day, on
Monday evening nexta the Court House
There are many of onr citizens who are
not 80 situated that they can attend day
meetings. This arrangement will give
oll an opportunity to hear discussion ON
the questions now agitating the public
mind. Our radica! citizens are particu-
larry invited TO attend. ahno5 1ofipI
The presence Of Ladies', is always graft.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
Organize Organize {!

AT the last regular meeting of the SEY-
MorR AND BLAIR CLUB, in this city, the
Corresponding Secretary was directed to
correspond with the Clubs in the various
townships and urge upon them the i'm
portance of furnishing to this Clnb full
and complete list of all members, etc.
The Governor in his buncombe speech at
Lcwisburg, assured the people they should
have % fair registration" He has since
issued his instructions to Registrars by
which he has given the lie to his specious
promise and plainly informed us that we
shall not have "a fair registration" 1t
is the duty of all good citizens to use all
psPceaJle means to rjadicate their RIGHTS
SO long as pcaceable means can by posi-.
bility avail. The necessity for rHoRouGn
ORGANIZATION, and by means of it, full
knowledge of our strength becomes, in
the present State of things, vital neees-
sity.iJ "A wholesale 'swindle is eontcm.
plated and we must know how man,
votes, by Il f'1frrcgfstratioh, wewouid be
enabled to poh. The longer existence OF
onr Republican form of Government de-
pellds upon the result in November. II
amilitay A dictator is chosen by the voice
Of the people, they cannot complain. Tho
issue is fairly presented to us by the Radi.
cal party in the nomination of the Gene
raj of the armies ofthe United States. Do
not close your eyes to facts so palpabe
BE up and doing Remember that the
WELFARE of yourselves, and your fomdies
depends upon your prompt and energetic
action. O,yanize, your Clubs at once
and report your VOTING STRENGTH to this
Club. Let none be idle. Show to tht
world, now breathlessly watching our ex
pertinent Of Free Government, that vou
are capable Of self government and
WORTHY OF FREEDOM! Omit nothing hon.
orablc, that you may have no regrets in
the future. The present moment atone is
yours--the future may be DEATH,
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18


At the Vermont election. on Tuesday
the Democrats for every 100 votes hast
year, cast ll5 votes, while the Republi.
cans fer every 100 votes last year, cast
but l35 now, the per centage of Demo.
cratic gain being ten more than that of
the Republican gain. The same sort of
Z" Republican gain" applied to this State
gives tito Seymourby $4,000 majority,
and secures him all the great States Of
the North and West. TO elect Seymour,
the Democrats of the Union have but 10
initiate the gallant fight of the Democrats
of the Green Mountain State. And who
doubts that they will do II it2--New York
Worfd-al sleatsal vfsii11 av he- food
This Is how II stands After all the
bluster aud growing over the Vermont
election, the Democrats make over Ten
per cent larger gains than the Radicals,
Vermont never was Demooratic.--no one
ever expects Il to be--po one wants It,
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

Es- The Democracy Of Big Mulberry
and vicinity have got their backs up"
and on "Wednesday next, will give free
Barbecue. That country is full of wide
awake, old.fashioned Jacksonan Demo
Gratis, and we predict a gathering on that
day larger than has ever before been wit
messed in that county
Big Creek is broke loose, and if they
don't make the bristles fly between this
and Tuesday, call us -.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

FS- Attention is directed to the Card
of Mcssrs. VIOLET, BLACK a Co., New
Orleans, Cotton Factors and Commission
Merchants. Captain f.. r. PERRY, well
known to all planters on the Arkansas
river, represents this House in this State.
This fact alone is sufficient guarantee
OF the firms reliability, Capt. Perry
makes advances on cotton shipped to this
House. See card in our paper "'
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
Barbecue at Dripping Springs.

Let there hc a grand turnout next
"Wednesday to the Barbecue at Dripping
Springs, There is no telling. unless Sey-
moM and Blair are elected, whenyou will
be permitted to attend another. Although
gotten up in hurry, it bids fair to be a
grand entertainment tits only six miles
from Van Bnren-good roads and pleas
ant drive. The location is fne-pigs and
mutton fat, and cheering time generally
may be expected. .. ..Hs- ..
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

GRAND House WARMISG.-W are in
formed that Loyal Laferty Gregg, had a
house warming at his new brick residence
at Fayetteville. Many persons of both
sexes rere mrited, and some attended.
His house being founded on such sacred
material as the foundation of the Church.
es in Fayetteville, should have deferred
him from this rash act We hope all en-.
joyed themselves and that the adorer of
the " mighty picayune' was highly clat,
ed with his shop What says the
Democrat, e....t.Fr.h .te discs
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

ES" Messrs MILLER n Bro. caught
negro boy at their money draw on Mon
day morning last, Charley was to quick
for him and caught him in the act. He
had taken five dollars and thirty cents,
which on searching was found on him.
He was committed and placed in charge
of Sheriff Anderson at the Jail to await
the action Of the Grand Jury,
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

'INHE well known and long established Fer
3 J. ry at VAN BuREN, Arkansas. is now
under the charge of the subscriber. The Pro-
Prietors having rsoently put on a Ner -Four
Horse Boat, and with careful and experienc-
ed Ferrymen, they feel confident that they
can give universal satisfaction to the travel
ing public, Their aim will be to meet the in
creasing demands of the large emigrant trav-
el TO and from Texas. ..
The st. Louis and sherman, Texas, L. s.
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which is q
good guarantee that it is the shortest AS well
as the best route for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day and no detention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for Stock and Sheds
for the accommodation of travellers are being
built on both sides of the river aud no pains
will be spared TO accommodate the public. We
shall strive to continue to make this the pOpu-
lar route to and from Missouri and Texas.
". B.--Ferry accounts must be settled
monthiy-no deriatioa from this rale.
ii. G. HAYMAN, Superintendent.
Van Buren,, Ar. 1865. If
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OUR LITTLE ROCK LETTER.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. s, 1868.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. s, 1868.
DEAR Press:
"What will we do when the niger breaks the
country up,
And scatters the war all around?"
As our Governor.general is dcsirous
of gathering all the facts in the case, and
has corps of secret cmissarics on the
war path, stirring up strife in the entire
Southern portions of the State, we may
safely say that the war has become con.
sidcrably scattered; and the niger is
supposed to be at the bottom Of it all.
My impression is that the colorcd repre-
sentation Of " African descent is at this
inkling ION the fence" and NAV flop
over to the democratic side, for down this
way, the con,raband' are exhibiting
much Intelligence in forsaking the rotton
radical party that has for years been lead.
ing them into the dark lantern quagmire
of " loil lege" politics. Ninety days
ago the negros were united in the radical
faith, while to-day we may safely count
upon twenty-five per cent of them going
with the Democratic party. And under
the present ratio of increase the Presi.
Dental election will find them equally di.
vided throughout the South wher wcl
can then say to the scallawags, as Ham.
let said of York, where now be the
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
Selling Off at Cost for Cash {!
10000 DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
shoes, 6cC.


PREPARATORY to going East, the under.
signed desires to close out his entire stoc Of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Clothing Hats and
Caps, Groceries, etc. at COST Those needing
anything ia my line are respectfully invited to
call and examine goods and prices, as they will
save from % 70 80 pr cent, by doing so.
My Goods consist in part Of the following:
80 ps Calico, fast color. at l2la cts pr yard.
80 Ps extra quality, at l5c
50ps g best brands, at l6kc ("
Ops Brown Domestics at l5c
2Sps =" A ex heavy at 20 9 yd.
lops DrillinSs at 90 cpr yard.
doz American Corsets 81 per pair
] doz French 81 so per pr .Fas
Extr heavy Shifting Checks 90 c per yard,
Hickory Shirtings, best made, 33l1 per yd
Handsome Delaiues, extra quality, 30 per yd.
Figured lawns, 2j per yard.
"a heavy Ticking at3o Q per yard. "
Excellent styles and quality Printed" "Jaconet 3Oc,
Irish linen, fine shirt Bo; oms, Jaconets, Edgings,
insertions, Nalenciennes, cluny and blond laces,
bonnet Frames, Flowers, belts, buckles, Hair Nets
Hair Pins, Frllings, corsets Clasps.
500 yds. Ribbons worth from so
cts to 81 at 25 cts. per yd.
A large of Trimmings, buttons, Thread, Cont
Pins, Suspenders, Embroidering Silks, brnids
Md Gloves at from 10 to 81 80 per pair. Cotton
lilse thread and silk Gloves, Misses Hose and
various other items
very large assortment Of
Mems, Ladies, Misses, Boys and Chill.
drcns SHOES, fsE
Of every quality aud size, made Of oGat, Kid
glove Kid, pebbled, morocco buff, French ca E.
leather, cloth and India Rubber
In the BOOT and SHOE line can give
unsurpassed inducements and respectfully solici,
IN examination.
BEST COFFEE sos for 81.
so Sacks Of Salt a
Imperial Tea, best, SO per lb.
Sulphur, Copperas, Soda lead, indigo, ink, black.
ing. etc. China. stone and commen Queens and
Yellow ware. Nails. etc.
These Goods must be sold. for Cash within
.r...T ,.. 80 days.
Call and see. Respectfully.
N. +. CORNELIUS,
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept s, 1868,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept s, 1868,
EDlroRs GAZETTE = ......... ........
If Col. John NJ. lIarrcll will consent
To represent this District in Congress hc
will receive the support of very many
friends. Query who is more deserving
or more competent than Col. Harrell.
..lf.f s4t AN OLD LINE DEMOCRAT,
lrF su5 Not Of the square meal order.
We welcome the name of Colonel IIar.
rell to the list Of candidates for Con
gressional honors. Nothing would please
us better Or be more satisfactory to the
Democracy of the West, than the nomi.
nation Of Colonel J. NJ IIarrell, for Con,
urpSS
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

~" Maj. Frank Rector, returned on
Tuesday from Fort Arbucklc. He saws
he had to remain on the opposite side of
the river .toar hours before he could get
across Where is the Bridge and Ferry
Company ?-Fort Smith HeruM.
Only FOUR HOURS That Dutch Road
Ferry Company won't do old man. y
Better come by the way Of Van Buren,
and cross on the ten minute line. '
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

! r. The steamer Fort Smith arrived
Thursday morning early. We are in
debted to the polite clerk, Fred williums
for late Little Rock papers.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
City Barber Shop.
a. ED. DICKINSON.

FASHIONABLE Hair Dresser and Barber,
= opposite the Watcher saloon, tends
his services to the citizens OF Van Burcn and
vicinity. Particular attention paid to cutting
Misses and ehildrens Hair, either at the SHOP
or their dwellings. - Tf ~
Kasors Honed and put In complete order.
Terms, cash down. Positively no credit,
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

Iy-"Let he !Srord ao,c be iaid upon
the altar Of Me Girl Law"-lIoratio
Seymour. !" ..- ' .'.,....
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
GOLDEN ernUr.
QUEENSWARE.

20 crates Queensware, reed direct from Eng
land, and for sale wholesale and retail, at
LYNCH9
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

Is- The TINE has come. for al cho Tore
skeir country 10 bdad together against
the Jacobias. Chief Justice Chase.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
TABLE CUTLERY.

4 large invoice Table Cutlery and PocId
Knives, Just reed direct from Sheffield anda
sale sN',s. 'N'T,'' la sysaYLiiSSHH LiSSHH
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
RIO COFFEE.

RIO COFFEE.
30 bags Rio Coffee, just reed and for sale lew'
at LYNCHS. T
- ..H..."..t tF.a o.. .t...-. -lIffEFE
.. ... .....- ... ... .". HI
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
COATS THREAD.
LIVERPOOL SALT.

=" IN III I'NF VOfI O@kfk' :" D v
Just reed and for sale low, 100 bags saltM
f.t.'' a.f.i LYECES
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CAN FRUITS

CAN FRUITS
N. LYNCH.
.yIt- b. fIlUL
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
GROCERIES,!

guura aLllJlkaJ
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

.fuHau ~ aaa Iir1}sfHq
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-24
Gnropdifdoe SeacbrieOten.
@arhhenffmer8 unb.

Berlim 8efanntLid miifen bic
&rieasI6iffe, iuelae Gu9lano sur lln>
ter6rldung Oes 9IabenbanOels an Der
gHeHtfife bon gltrita uu0 III an0eren
yte6ieren freuten IdBt, uni Bic Der Be-
tbeiIigung an 0ielem Sanoel berOd9iis
den HabrSeuge aH5ubalten, ~ bifitiren
i,rO naG llmftdnOen aufSubrineen,
Eierals NIT Eoama@ten bon ben be-
freffenoen Neaieruneen DerIebeu fein,
MnS bat ficb 6ae Wrdfoitim, Oa geeens
MARTA bon Der britifhen Ge1an6tf1aft
Bic MIsitelung 8oIna@ten nod Z
aeiudt iuorOem 1T, beFanlabt eeleben,
Saranf anfDnerffan 3u maiden, oab,
feitDens unter ben bentf9eH SanOeIss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-24
s6pletas

;s Bern, 90. SUM-. . Sn Solge Der
3uii4erung Der pdpilitbeil 0fegieriiiig,
beiibren tiinftisen @liinsprdsunsen fid.
Itritte att Ger NfiinstBeilnug gu Aalten,
ipeIde BON 6ranfreid, Sfalien, BEL
oten un6 Der S6fpeis IN benz pdriier
W1iinsbertra9e bon 1866 ftiPulirt iDors
ben ilt, uno Die bon ibr feitber geprdgs
ten Stade bon Sr. 2.50 nHb @ts. 25
mad unO mad aus benz 8erfebre di>
riidsu,ieben, bel1lob Der Bunbesratb
in ieiner benti9en 9ikung feine 3us
itimmana Al benz 8eitritte bes Sirs
@enEaates gu ienert 8ertrage 81 ge'
ben, ieoo@ iiiirterbir uiiter Der Bee
oinaura, 6aB Sfade bon 5r. ESQ unb
@ts. 25 in Der Gdweij feinet @ours
haben iouen.-Befanntlidl miro ldoit
felt longer 3eit iiber bic 9lbnabme Der
Sin9b6aeI 0efId9t, iuelde man Der auf
fie in bieIen @egen6erl tuabreno -ibrer
8uaseit betriebenen .Sa9o 3nfhreibt.
Qeiber fano elm fiir3liAer 9lntra8 aui
| TIRE oreiiabriae @initellun9 i'm 9roBen
Otatbe bes gantons Eeiiin, no 5iefe
sja96 sur 3eit bes 8uges iener 80gel
mad Stalier namentli9 an Der Eages :
| oronuna lit, feiile MtinabAie. Sies
bat Die teffiner 6egierutg iebt 81 oen
@eIude an ben Bunhesrath oeronlaBt
Die @antone tino bic ga4bartaater
Iaurt 9lbldlufIe zines Wertrages iibel
oanaIide 0lnfbebung Der 8ogeIia8l
/ hnShrpnN 1e;tea ief,,iffei1 2eifruunte8 Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-24

6aB Der 9roceb @eanoaIe feltener 9Irt
su Sage f0roeru tuir0 uno niirfte ft@
oariiber faum taul1en. SIT es, Nils
9ef9ts oerartiger greigniiie, nod 3u
berluunbern, DaB aniere 8latter befs
igelIer, cine in ibrer 9lrt gar ni1t une
interefante 6iferreihif1e Depeide iiber
Die @ouponbeteuerung ab3uorndenf
S@peOen unb g1ornsgen.
Z Die fOnisIiGs 6an,iIie berIost in ben
eriten Sdger 0es Suli G.odbofni, nm
cine 6eiie IA llriternebmen, Die bis in
Den Sctober m6breu lpirn. 3undfhft be-
eeben fi9 Sbre WiaieitdteR. iiebit Yrins
jeiin 9uiia mad, Selfinsbors, mo- am 10,
Suli eiilet gHettrenrlen Statt fin0en
miro, uno nlsoann na1 Musfau (2alls
.fik), um oorr r1ebrere Me9en bel oent
Yrluseu uno. Der 9rin3eifin 6riebriG
Der glieberIaube (ben Gltern Der S0Hi>
gir) gu bertpeilen; Die Yrin5effin
sSrie6ri1 lit betanntlib cine S9peter
i0es &0nigs gBiIbelnl BON Yreuken.
8or Der 0H6febr na@ @todbo.nt miro
Der &onig 6arI nod ben ilorlueaifden
5tortbinS in @briitiana perionli9 err
i0ffnen. gasp isi aa!iIia.g.3
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-07-10

GUARDIAN SALE. IN PROBATE,
VI Manitowoc County Court. In the matter
OF the estate of Johan Klug, deceased. No
tice is hereby givon that by virtue and in pur-
suance of an order Of license made in said
matter, on the 18th day of June, A. d. 1868,
by the County Court of said county, the under
signed administrator of the estate of Johan
klug, deceased, will, on Monday, the 9th day
of July, A. d. 1868, at 10 o clock in the fore
noon of said day. at the Office 'of tile County
Judge in the village of NIanitowoc, in said
lowing described lands,i to, wit The north
east quarter of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton number two O. of township mum .er
eighteen tlS) north of range number twenty
three yt23) east, il said county of Manitowoc.
The terms Of sale will be made known at tho
time and place ofsale
.WM. Ii. HORN, Administrator.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 15tn day Of June,
A. ID. 1868. 1878
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NA-The Sheboygan County Herald says
that thirteen miles Of she Sheboygsn 4
Fond du Lac rail- DAD west from Glenbeuah
b Marshfeld Is ready for the iron. Ties
arc being delivered on the line of the road
between lie Glen and that place. A gang
Of one hundred aud fifty men are at work
on the Ledge east Of Taychcedah and
the work there is progressing finely. The
iron for the road is on the way and its arri>
val is expected daily. Ere the first of
August the cars will be putting into the
village OF Marshfeld. 2 APi1 . 7rc 7
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In this village, at the residence of HENRY
WILCOX, Rsq.. on Saturday evening. July L.
AIRS. MARIO n A. SHELDON, aged "a years
Deceased was sister of Mr.. WILCOX, who
ien with the remains on Saturday evening. for
Gonveneur, St Lawrence County, n. Y,
where they will be inferred. Although it is
TO Manitowoc, her intelligence, vivacity and
lady-like bearing had won to her large circle
Of friends, who sincerely mourn her untimely
death. We are informed that appropriate
obituary Of this estimable lady will be pre-
pared for publication next week, and forbear
10 extend this notice. - r
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A FORWARD SEASON. 1t is noticeable
on every hand how forward is all vegetation
in this region. For instance, the rule here
ID to have early green peas on the 9TH of
July, yet they have beep plenty all this
week, and have been fit for the table for ten
days back. The potatoes are SO far
advanced as to be pretty much out OF. the
way of the bugs which are here however,
in force. Fruit trees all look we'll. The
grass crop is promising abundantly, and
grain OF all varieties could not be doing
better. The prospects now are that North
ern Wisconsin will laugh and grow fat"
at the ceming harvests. Green Bay Id
rocate, JUN 2. aE
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RASPBERRY CREAM Rub quart Of
raspberries through asieve to take out the
seeds, and then mix it we'll with some
cream, and sweeten it with sugar to your
taste Put it in bowl and froth With
syllabub churn, taking off the troth as it
rises When you have as much froth as
you want, ut the rest Of the cream into
s'dtep glass bowl or dish, and put the
fro.hcd creanl on il as high asit will stand.
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IN PROBATE, MANITowoc COUNTY

I N PROBATE, MANITOWOC COUNTY
L Court In the matter of the estate Of
franz X. Stauss deceased. To all whom it
may concern Letters of administration on
said estate having been issued to John
Schuette on the 29th day of June. A. d. 1868,
and six months from and after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance,
notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will, ON the first Monday Of each month, at tho
probate office in Manitowoc, in said county.
receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against said deceased.
50t3 GEO. w. BARKER, County Judge.
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Notice to Teachers.

OFFICE OF Co. SUP'T OF SCHOOLS, q -
MANITowoc, June 8, 1868
THE annual meeting of the Wisconsin State
\ Teachers Association will be held in Mil
waukee from the 22d to tho 25th of July
Teachers in Manitowoc County who intend at
tending are requested to notify the under
signed previous to the 7th of July. Lady
teac' ers will be entertained free of expense
while in Milwaukee. 8 Iea a1r re
I'll e. fJERE. CROWLEY b
County Superintendent of Schools 90
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I 00O REWARD for any case which
i aOOO Dr.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REM
EldES fail to re. All unfortunate suffer-
ersx from what eyee cause, who may apply for
it, will have circular sent them free, contain
ing description of these wonderful medi-
cihes. andsths dHeases fcf which they are Pc
culiarly adapted, by DR.. D B. RICHARDS,
22S Varick street New York.
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Sale of Tax Certificates.
oeYIcE or. CLERK OF Co. BoABD OF ST.
.tif ~" PERvIgORe

MAsITowoc, WIS, June 1S, 1868.
Resolved to instruct and authorize the treas-
urer of this comfy to sell all the tax certif-
Gates now in the county treasury, sales 1868
and 1864, at the face, and to establish the
above resolution in The Mhnitowoc Pilot and
in The Nord ,Westen The clerk of the county
board or supervisors Of Manitowoc county does
hereby certify that the above resolution was
unanimously ndoptedt by the county board of
supervisors this 18th day of June, 1868.
In witness whereof, /, the clerk of the board
Of supervisors of Manitowoo county have here
unto subscribed my name officially and affixed
the seal of the said county board of supervisors
at my offcs, IN the said county of Nanitowoc
on the above dated day. -
WILLIAM BACH,
Clerk County Board of Supervisors Manito-
voc County, bra rArr T5sf51