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rs. R.sLCO.u. VI. d.,

nHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Also Ex-
amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFPICE corner of Eightlsand York streets Manto-
voc, Wisconsin.
orders left at the Drug Store will receive prompt
attention.
y-',rticrlar attention paid to consultations and
90 the treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
ClSrS l2-2g
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e. R.E.FSSGH,

VENEt.Es and Photographers. All
sJ kinis af work in the line Of my business prompt
Iy atteuied to- AMI warranted 10 give. satisfaction.
have Just received Wing & Ornsbcy's Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which can take small
pictures the order for dollar per Dozen
Photographs taken Of all sizes. Albums &ri Frames
constantly an hand York Street l3-itf
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u. II Err

WORK S.rcct. ct.NanitOwOc. Wis Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockcry. Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper angings Hats and Caps, Toys. Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &c. &c. share of public patronage is soli-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-13

The Hartford Post announces that
Mcclellan will take the spade for Sey-
mour and Blair.
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FRED. SCEERsEDEE.

NIEAG Mar!zSt.--5Saviu= purchased
vi tha business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats AT the
lowest rates. share Of public patronage solicited
1917
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TIE pHAIRTES,

THE PHAIRTES.
Desiring to see the fields of Rock and
Jefferson prarcs with all their wealth Of
golden grain visited them about week
ago. Harve ting for the greater part
was done, thlt is, the cutting and bind
ing, the stacking can be done more leis-
urely. The fields as far as the eye could
reach were covered with shocks and far
mers met with, seemed as happy as boy
with new top. [ stood on a high ele-
walton on Jefferson prairie looking off on
Rock prairie, and could see valley ff-
teen miles long and ten miles wide. OF
this section probably over fve-sixths of
the land had raised grain of some kind
As matter of course all the crops in
this latitude ripening at once made a
great scarcity Of help, and farmers paid
from three to six dollars per day for
hands This scarcity of laborers seems
to be greater each year, and as a consc-
quence Headers which merely cut off
the top of the grain, leaving the straw
standing on the field, are being quite
extensively used where the grain stands
up well and is perfectly ripe and dry. 1t
would be a difficult matter to estimate
the value of the crops Of Rock County
for this year, but they would probably
feed the whole state long periodof time
A BLOODY AFFRAY.
During my travels | stopped to visit
an old acquaintance who has given much
Of his time to wool growing, as many of
his near neighbors have. One evening
during my stay he invited the wool
growers to come and see him, and large
number came. There was very pleas
ant meeting for a time, but presently one
of the company known as A. s Hoap
commenced kicking up a disturbance,
striking one Of the company and twisting
his arm nearly out of joint, when the
injured party, enraged beyond all control
threw his opponent down seized large
knife and before any of US could utter a
word or raise hand to prevent, Heep' 5
head was severed clear from his body.
[ have seen many bloody scenes but this
was truly horrible. [ do not know the
punishment awaiting this butcher
Before my return [ intend to visit the
central part of the State, when Providence
permitting you will hear from me again.
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Che Uribut1e.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
Congressional C0nyenti0n--5th Distric

Congressional COnVenfiOn--5th District
Req publ lican Convention will he held at the cit,
of Green BY, on Wednesday, the ID day Of September
1865 at II O'Clock NJ for the purpose of nominatin
candidate to represent the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict of Wisconsin in the Fortyfrst Congress. Each
Assembly District in said Congressional District will
be entitled to Three Delegates in said Convention
Dated July 22d, 1865.
GEORGE GARY,
l.. +. DARLING.
j. d. MARKHAM
ALEXANDER GUESNIER
L. L.jBR0WNE,
Il. l.. TERRY,
District Committee.
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CD.rE s. BROTHER.

"OESES raised aud moved Having
superior facilities fo- raising and moving nonSes
we would announce the citizens II Manitowoc(towr
county, that business entrusted to onr care
will receive prompt attention and I've performed in
warranted to give satisfaction. Enqare At the
Trfb,.as Office 1916
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.H.ESR.EKG.

e-uiar MectiaG Of Tss,itowoc H.odge
X is held at Masonic Hall, York Street, on tho
Ist and 81 Wednesday OF Each Month.
Z. X. RAND, W. VI.
NM H. HORN. Sec.
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Il. O.. %. r..

|shiclxerrnin@ s4odsr No 80. y. q. .. =.
Meets every Friday Evening at the old Fellows
Hall Corner of Commercial & Eighth Streets
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.TDSEE1H SYKES.

nEAEEE la stoves: Tin sheet Iron
and Copperwarc manufacturers s1S kinds of
repairing done Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
6ce lily
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~ s-gS s. ZERO.

nJ4NUFACTgRER and Dealers in
N Lumber. Lath, and Shingles Bills cut to order
on sh nctice- Manitowoc, Wis
r. JaSEs W. b. JONES.
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y. &. .g0H.TSDT,

II Il " Il y -
VI every description.
an prepared to manuftcture ful! suits of Men and
boys clothing on the shortest notice and satisfaction
garanteed ] employ the best wurlmen to he found,
aud kee two of insers Sewing Machines constantly
In usa l2-i1
EIinTH STREET, opposite Goolcnow Barnes
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NlANVFAsF'Ek REX and k5F;sSPr IN
INl Boots. Shoes Leather, &c, &c Shopon Buffalo
street near the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed
Manitowoc, Scpte lher 30, 1868.
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TN PROBATE:-NanitO Co. Court

IN PRORATE:-NanitO Co. Court.
L In the Matter of the Estate of George W. Emery
deceased.
To all whom it may
Letters of Administration said estate having
been issued to Prescott Boynton, the 11th day OF
May A. d. 1SeS and six months from and after this
day being allowed and limited for creditors 10 present
their claims for examination and allowance. Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned viii the first
Monday OF each month and upon the day of the
piration of said six months, the Probate Office in
Manitowoc in said County receive, examine and ad-
just all claims, and demands of all Persons aSanss t
said deceased GEO. W. BAlshER
County Judge.
Dated July q, 1865
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TAKEN UP.

One red OK with bell on, white spot on him.
but has good horns The is requested to prove
property pay charges and take him away.
&I5-3t TOSTEN KNUDSON
Buffalo, corner of Main Street N1anitowoc, Wis.
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CHICAGO & N0RTNW ESTERN
RAIH. ROAD.

SUMMER -tRRI INGENENT
Stares from Manitowoc connect daily with trains
on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, leaving
NEEYAH AND MENASIA
AS follows: G5iag South at $40 A. VI. and 755 p. VI.
reaching Chicago at IL p. NJ and 5.45 A. NJ. making
close connections with all
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RECOMMEND


The following few selected from the multitude
of recommendations in our possession
From W. P. Heald Esq. Bangor Mel
Bangor Me- April -, 1865.
hereby certify that Ilatve used tobacco thirty
years past and tor the last fifteen years have used
two pounds per month"; have made attempts to
leave of at different times-I have left off year
at time but always continue to hauker for it until
L used Ortons Pr pars,tion, which has completely
cured of the appetite for tobacco. wonld recon-
mend all who affected with this terrible habit to
try the preparation, which will certainly cure if the
directions followed W. Z. HEALD.
From L. W Adkins, Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. D. l16T-
This is to certify that have used tobacco to such
that my health had become greatly impair
ed, and my whole system deranged ant! broken down
In june, 1867, purchased one box of Orton's Pre-
paration, and after using it | found that COM
petely cured have not had any hankering desire
tor tobacco since using the Preparation l believe it
to be all it recommended, and would advise all
who wish TO quit the use OF tobacco to try one box OF
Orton's Preparation. e. w. ADKINS.
From John Morrill, Bangor, Mel
Bangor, March 81, 1868.
This is to certify that have used tobacco for eigh-
teen year; have tried many times to leave off, but
have suffered so much from a dizziness in my head
and gnawinga at my stomach that have given up
the trial. short time since friend Induced me to
tro 0rton's Preparation (sod by you) 1 have done
60, and completely cured. l did not in the least
hankes after tobacco, either to smoke chew after
JOHN MORRILL,
Price of Orton's Preparation Five Dollars per box
forwarded to any part of the country, post paid, on
receipt of the price. Money by mail at risk
Address c. B. COTTON Proprietor, Box 4S, Portland
| Me-
| REFERENCES
| We, the undersigned, have had personal dealings
with {. b. Cotton and hav found hun reliable and
fair dealing and believe his statements deserving
| the confidence of the public
S. B. Richa rdson Rev. j. s. Green DR.. StB. Gowel
Portland Ne; Charles H. Morrill, Biddeford, Me-; E.
IL. Boyle, Atty Belfast Me; Aonzo Barnard. Bangor
| Me; Wm. o. Sweet, Esq, West Mansfield; Mass IL
| NJ. Boynton East Acworth, n. H.; NJ Quimby, st
townsville, n. J. linn
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Y ours, truly,
HENRY MULHOLLAND,
kDzzx

HENRY MULHOLLAND,
POSTMASTER"
The democracy are hard up. They
cannot say one word against the Repub-
lican nominees for President and Vice
President, and in order to publish some
thing that may be of injury to the Re
publican party, they circulated articles
like the above, aobich they haaou do not
eminate from the supporters of Grant
Why did not our cotemporary publish
the name or address of this Radical
Committee of Congress- as well as the
letter from the Post Master of Meeme.
The reason is very plain. The Pilot did
not dare to do it, for it would expose the
forgery at once. 1t knows that many of
its readers would discover that the docu-
ment never eminated from the friends of
Grant and Colfax it knows that by omit
ing the publication of the letter which
asks an Immediate contribution of 81. OO'
it might possibly deceive those who
would otherwise discover the forgery; it
knows that the document received by the
Port Masters at Meeme is either the work
of confidence man, or a democratic pol
itician at Washington seeking to make
capital for his party and little money at
the same time.
The campaign on the part of the demo-
cratic press and speakers, has been con-
Quoted thus far, in wholesale circula-
ton of falsehoods. They know that the
Government, under Republican rule, has
been conducted astronomical as as possible;
they know that the public debt is con-
stantly decreasing; they know that the
taxes are reduced every year and the bur
dens of the people lightened. Notwith-
standing all these facts they seek to de-
ceive those who ar ignorant Of the facts
y party must be hard up indeed that
engages in such nefarious business.
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SSISTANE ASSESSOR. VIII BE in
~ his office First National Rank with c. IL
Walker ESq.} the first ten days u each mouth dur
ing business hours. l3-4t
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JUSTICE Of the Peace Office. Hueb.
81 ners bulding. of Eighth andy ork streets
ManItoN voc, Wisconsin.
Will make collections pay taxes search the IDS
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, &C, sc. All
business viii receive prompt attention Ny 10.
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10 ftEbIiJ
one of the finest towns in all the west
1t is surrounded by the richest farming
lands in the State and although not the
county seat has many advantages which
more than compensate for what it loses
in that res 1ect 1t has the best cduca-
tional facilities to be found anywhere,
its college being the first in the State
It's manufactures are very extensive and
rapidly increasing. The paper on which
the TRIBUNE has been printed for years
past is manufactured here by the Rock
River Paper 20. The water privilege is
one of the best on the river which is say
ing great deal. have enjoyed my stay
here for the people are sociable and
disposed to have a good time. As a
consequence the various games of the
day are played with great spirit Base
Ball. has for a reprcs sentative the Olym-
pia Club probably the best club in the
State. Gro luet is also the rage. almost
every family having its set. l have seen
a party playing, aud SO interested were
the players that when shower came OH
umbrellas were procured and the game
continued to its end It is a very pretty
game for lad es, land as it brings them out
into the open air must be conducive to
health. I have played a few games but
was so badly 'ratcn | won { saw ANYTHING
about it.
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DEYTTSTR

nR. A. 7. PATCHEN. Dentist. fiji ee
IL in Sherinan's building on Sth Street
Manitowoc Wis.
Il. nxtr tnl1 thnut nain.
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LOST.
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Tora KnudSOn, has left my bed
and board without just provocaton all per
sons are forebiddel to trust her my account,
will pay no debts contracted by her.
Dated, Manitowoc July 81 1865
15-it* KNUD KNUDSON Suortop
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TAKEN UP.

One red COW, white spot on her back, and white
TAIL about six years old. The owner is requested TO-
prove property, pay charges and take her away
Is 3t* HANS TIDSBTRG
Commercial Street, near Fin Manitowoc Wis
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE

Of the C. 4 n W Ealwsy. for Dixon. Fulton, Cedar
Rapids, Boone. Missouri Valley Junction. SIOUX
CITY, COUNCIL BLUPFS. and OMAHA. thence via
Union pacihe Rail Road (main Line) to Cheyenne.
Denver,.Saees Water Mines salt Lake and all parts
% Soaraao Utah. Nevada. leaLo. Montana. California
and Oregon
Ait 4. VI. aud s55 L. NJ.
S'seping C0uehes all night trains
Through Tickets points Fast er Sonfh ca.l he
purchased of a. Ill. Boardnln. Tickea Ageux
1443 GEO. l.. DUNLAP Gen S.pf
Il. F. PATRICK. General Passenger Agent
J p. HORTON, y. W. Pass Agt Chicago
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". II. .s.ED Eg.SD D.E

TTORNEY and Counselor at Law
~ Office or Eighth street, Mantow0c, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to- lo-oZ
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OUTIN TIE WORLD.

1t is said that ''halfa loaf is better than
no bread, but when one loafs the whole
time it would be interesting to know where
daily bread is to come from. This
| thought suggested itself to me as [ re-
membered to day that l had written
nothing for the TRIBUNE since left home.
Well, L have seen some things worth re-
cording. perhaps, if my eyesight is poor.
When l left our pleasant town it was viG
Lake Michigan on the Sur. Alpena. As
usual Captain Demont was around to see
that his passengers were nicely cared for,
while his clerk Mr. Bemis, and steward
Mr. Bennett, were on hand to attend to
their respective duties in 1 gGntlemanly
unostentatious manner quite pleasing to
behold. L incidentally ascertained, that
this boat proves lucrative investment
for her owner. enjoyed the trip first
rate till after dinner-which by the way
was one of the best [ ever partook of
on a standardization the Lake suddenly
became rough and the said dinner
passed through the mouths for the second
time. Sick? You bet; butI hung to my
share of the grub, for it was too good to be
lost, as the robin said Spent the night
In Milwaukee getting over the effects.
Took the cars for Chicago in the morning
where [ arrived at noon, found the town
a little dull owing to the fact that farmers
are all very busy. Left town on the eve
ming train for
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.TesC a4dDe7tsse efnc3iES.
THE APPETITE
TOBACCO DESTROYED.
Leave off Chewing and Smoking the
Poisonous Weed, Tobacco!

One box of Orton's Preparation is warranted to de-
stroy the appetite for tobacco i'll any person. mat
ter how strong the appetite may be- Ee5-If it fails
any case the money VIII he refunded. 1t is almost
impossible to break off from the tobacco by the
mere exercise of the Will. Something is needed to
assist nature in overcoming habit firmly rooted ;
with the help of the Preparation there not the least
trouble Hundreds have used it who willing to
bear witness to the fact that 0rton Preparation
pletely destroys the appetite for tobacco and leaves the
person free from any desire for before he
meuced its 1t is ferectly safe and harmless in
all cases The Preparation acts upon the glands
and secretions affected by tobacco and through these
upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing the poison of
tobacco from the system, and thus iulaying the
natural cravings for tobacco.
No more Hankering for Tobacco after using Ortons
Preparation! Recollect it is Warranted!
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HE,YRY !SgKfREE,

TTORNEY and Counselor at Law
IA Ofioe with Geo n. Woodin- Manitowoc, Is
coOsin l4-39
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r.. II. TR EFT,

ORNEY and Counselor at Law !,
n Real Estate Agent Oifce corner OF f,iSn,
and Franklin streets Manitowoc, Wisconsin. l4-Il
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DOE II. S5lOPE.

TTORSEY and Counselor al law,
IA Manitowoc Wisconsin. 13:2bu
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company
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"BLACK MAILING,

Democratic papers have a great dea
tosay about Radical Committee of Con
gress, that is carrying on system OF
Black Mailing upon Post Masters We
find the following in regard to this
matter in the Plot of last week:
MORE BLACK MAIL.-In last week.
Rtot we alluded to a system of black
mail carried on upon Postmasters by a
Radical committee of Congress for the
purpose of raising funds to carry on the
coming campaign in the interest of Grant
Il 20. Henry Mulholland, Esq, Postmas-
ter at Meme, is one of those who have
received the black mailing circular, and
who is asked for an Immediate contribu-
ton of $4.00." Mr. nj. very kindly sends
us the document with the following note,
which will be easily understood. He
says:
''Dear Sir: AS I am Democrat
and always have been, they will not get
a cent from me to aid them in their ne
fareus designs. Neither shall take the
trouble to answer them except through
your paper.
II have held the Office of Postmaster
for thirteen or fourteen years under Dem
ocratic rule, and [ have never before re-
celved such request. But it is part
and parcel of the general sponging and
which these rascally Radicals
are committing upon the people, and
portion of the heavy load which they are
placing upon our backs, and which bur
then can never be paid at this rate. The
question is-Will the people put up with
such rascality, and allow it to be piled on
still thicker, until the last feather breaks
the camel's back, or will they repudiate
the thieves and robbers at the next cleo
ton by casting their votes for Horatio
Seymour?
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COS.uOPOLET.a.y HOTEL,
CRE.I.W CITY HOUSE
II. ID. .U.IRKH.f.H,
CH.aRLES III. rr.fEKER,

TTORNEY and Counselor at Law
"A Office, corner of Sth and Quay streets Nanlto-
voc, Wisconsin Iz-sl
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coNsTABlt's SALES.

sEBAsrIANooUEYvsJ JOHN scBRoEDER-yxsk5s ~.
-.a ties Court-Eos- 1864 and 1855 l'i-@F
DY VIRTUE Of two writ or ner1 faes>s
70 me chsetsd y ns Honcao,e faos 3; Cclims sixth
sell public suction. MOkpxI the f,inet~~n,b
day Of october 1868 at Y O'Clock H. No l39 Roussesu
MICH COWS. D. ,f5asl1
se,isd in the shove numbered and entitled suits
A7nEns-Cssh q The spot n = f.e
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MANUEL SElson Va L JoHNsos-sECoSD JUS
TIcEs CouRT-Ne Asll.
QX VIRTUE OF . writ or nsrf f>~aas
~ 70 ne directed By the Honorable A. sh li-y eecsnd
Justice TIE Peace for the Psri Orsans vim rpesed
70 sell st public aactn SATURDAY. the 2lth Of Oco
Ter ibod - l1 o'clock Custom street between
Dorgnos and Broad Streets the following descbed pro-
feet deep. : : "
~ iTaxs-cssh on the SPOT
.' J. ". QUINN, Constable
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EIRsT GLASS BOARDJg0-oNE OR TWO
gentes families who desire comfortable good
living pleasant part Of the city mn bit Be suit appi
cation The Of Camp and Robin opposite
Coliseum SQuaye The house has large, wu
and surrounded By extensive grounds The
pass the door. I
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GKAIS DRYING AND MAILING KILN
100 NEW LEyEE AND Oh FULTON STREET

an prepared to dry and clean from mould and weev all
kinds of Grain, Malt Coffee, Peas Beans dry suuken
Cargses ripen Green Gram leaving IL matured
the field; eradicate offensive smells from natural decay
guaranteeing burn scsrch viii do bet
and at less price than It done in other cities my
process and acknowledged By all who
them to be superior to all othen. -r1 .-s
also ready to erect and sell rights under my patents
for Grain Drying Mailing rstes evsao
men win end SUPERIOR MAGHIsES, there being no
fires required except the ordinary power
saving is immsn,e fuel insurance dsks and labor
For further information sppy to sf-a. 81 81
ALFRED W. j. MASON,
100 New Lsves and 81 Fulton street