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REPUBLICAN PARTY YINCDICATED.

The Chicago Post says that "a distin-
guished Western Democrat who was en-
phatic in his denunciations of the war
and faapcial policy of the Republican
party, ia recently published letter, says
in reference to the paper money he had
pronounced worthless "We were mis-
taken The chief Of the Treasury De-
partmeut was either very lucky or very
wise. 1t is certain that a more timid
financial policy in lS6234 would have
paralyzed our armies and destroyed the
n egrity of our Government.
This same Democratic leader also ad-
mits that the war was forced upon the
Government by the folly and madness
of South Carolina in firing upon Fort
Sumpter and the Star ofthe West. He
must admit, too, that his party was
again mistaken when, in this city, four
years ago, it declared the war a failure
and that peace must be sought through
other means.
One would suppose that the logic of
these admissions would before this time
have lead the gentlemen into political
association with those whose wisdom
time has verified. But instead, we find
him advocating the nomination of SEN
ator Hendricks for President by the
July Convention. No man did more
than Hendricks to depreciate the curre1-
cy and increase the public debt, and no man
is doing more now to keep the currency
deprecated and prevent the government
from becoming borrower at lew rates
of interest. Where Democrats, who ac-
knowledge the sad mistakes of their
party during the war, and admit the wis
dom and success of Republican measures
can find reasons outside of personal
considerations for their present political
affiliations, is not apparent. The power
of ancient association and the pride OF
consistency are very great, but they
should not be great enough, and are not
great enough, 60 prevent thoroughly
| honest men from voting In accordance
with their belief Men who know the
right and then pursue the wrong. are be-
yond the power of arguments addressed
to their reason, or appeals directed to
| their conscience.
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The Diamond Dickens.


Christians STORIES, AND SKETCHES
BY Boz. This is the thirteenth volume
of the popular Diamond Edition Of Dick
ems, and contains his earlier Christmas
Carol, The Chimes, The Cricket on the
Hearth, The Battle Of Life. and The
Haunted Man. These Stories are un-
approachable in their way, full Of the
genidus, the humor, and the deep hu-
lnanity that distinguish Dickens above
almost every other living author. This
Volume has. besides, the inimitable
Sketches by Boz. 1f
The Illustrations are admirable, depict
lug in striking manner the chactefs and
| scenes represented.
The cost of each volume of the beauti-
| ful illustrated Diamond Dickens is only
$l.50 edition, Sl.25. 1t can be pro-
cured of any bookseller, or will be sent
postpaid by the publishers, Ticknor and
Fields, Boston.
I A TALE OF Two CITIES, AND GREAT
EXPECTATIONS The twelfth volume OF
The Diamond Edition Of Dickens s Works
contains the two stories named above.
The Tale of Two Cities pictures in a
most powerful and graphic manner the
causes and the event of the French Rev
olution. 1t is thoroughly dramatic, and,
the though painting some terrible scenes,
| is inspired by genuinely humane. splr-
it. ''Great Expectations is story OF
private life, with plety of humor, an IN
genous and original plot. and one OF the
most effective stories, both IN narrative
and character, ever written.
The illustrations are excellent, strlk
ingly in keeping with the spirit of the
characters and scenes represented.
The cost of each volume of the beautl-
full illustrated Diamond Dickens is only
sl.5Ol; plain edition, 81 .25. 1t can be
procured of any bookseller, or Will be
sent postpaid by the publishers, Tlknoi
and Fields, Boston.
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LETTER FROM cessEcTloUT.
WEST MERIDIEN, Conn.
May 25th, 1868.

May 25th, 1858.
EDS. TRIBUNE. sES,
1 have vereceived youpaper regularly ever
since sent for it, and I must say 1 am
more than satisfied with it. Lam sure
that as long as it is kept as interesting as
it is now you will not lack subscribers;
fol one shall take it as long as. l live
where it can reach me. We are having
very strange weather for this part of the
year. Rained here all last week, and
commenced this week with some of the
same sort. We have hardly had dozen
spring days this year, and it is now near
ly summer. Very little planting has
been done yet, and what seed was put in
the ground is either washed out, or is
rotting in the sground.- Unless we get a
late fall this viii be poor year for, farm
ers In this part of the country.
The nominations made at the National
Convention last week could not be better
ed by any change, it suits in this direc-
ton, every one but Democrats and of
course the more they dislike it the better
it is for US. There is no chance for any
candidate nominated by the Democracy,
and they know it too, any one can see
by the way they talk. The Democratic
papers printed about here made great
noise when they elected governor for
this State, but what was that by the side
of majority in both houses of the Legs
lature, and, by that choice for u S.
Senator what was elected last Tuesday
March 4th, 1869 we shall be able to get
rid of one of the johnson stamp in the
shape of Jas. Dixon, and put in man
that we can depend on ex-governor VIM
A. Buckingham was elected to fill the
place in the Senate to be vacated by Mr.
Dixon next year. Nearly every one
thinks impeachment has fallen through,
but few still have hope for the secJal
article.
Business does not seem to be getting
very dull in this place. All the Manu-
factories are running on full time and
one or two are running nights as well as
days. All country produce is quite high
just now, but has slight tendency to
fall, good butter now sells for from Scots
to 55cts per pound, potatoes $500 a
bushel and other things in like proper
ton. [ am, yours truly, ***
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tionap' stockholders in the. Northwest
had better calculate coolly before they
get into this quicksand operation, any
deeper than their one per cert, by the
seemingly. ipmcent process of transfer
and the. consequent assumption of new
The latest billiard wonder here, is a
boy enly>fourteen years of age, at Brun-
swick sBilliard Hall, who makes runs
of one, two and three hundred. frequent
y, in the full game. By the way, the
demand for the superb billiard tables
made by J. NJ. Brunswick Il Bro. has IN
creased to such an extent that frequent
engagements of their factory here have
necessitated, until they now employ an
hundred workmen and turn out sac HIM
dred per annum of the finest and most
durable tables in the world. In the manu-
factu-e of these tables every item of ma
teriaI isrequircd to be absolutely perfect,
while the work of construction is fauitless
in soliiity, mathematical accuracy and
beauty of finish. Their cushions, the es-
pecia1 patent of the Brunswick Bros,
have achieved a world wide fame and at
this time are so fully appreciated that
the majority of owners of eastern made
tables here have had the original cnshien
taken off and the Brunswick patents put
on insterd. The same firm have facto
ries also in Cincinnati, st. Louis and
New Orleans. Mr.. e Brunswick man
ages the Chicago branch which is located
at No. a. aud 40 State Street, where are
kept constantly on hand a vast assortment
Of carom pocket, pool, pigeon hole and
other tables and all the thousand and one
appliances and appertenances OF these
and kindred games, all of the best quality
and at reasonable prices.
The water has at length been pumped
out of the coffer-dam at the Washington
street tunnel and are now delivering into
the riyer-bed Don
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PkOPOS LIS.

CUIMONS-Manitowoc County Circuit Court
- william 3. Reynolds plaintiff, against Louisa
REYNOLDS lefendent Summons-for relef-Com not
served. ~, lr
The State of Wisconsin, to Louisa reynolds, deien-
dent.
SIR: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this acton. OF which a copy
will be flied in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in said County and copy OF your answer
on ME at my Office of the Village and County OF Man.
itoyvoc Wisconsin within twenty days after the
yc hereof executive of the day of such service and
if you fail to answer tie complaint Aforesaid the
ln will apply to the Court for the relief demand
cd in the complaint.
pated this 18th day of May A. D. 1868.
J. D. MARKHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney
copy of the Summons and Complaint in the
above entitled action was duly filed in the Office OF
the clerk of Circuit Court of Manitowoc County on
the 18th day of May 1865. SGT
j. d. MARKHAM, Atty for Plf
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SIHEagEF's sALE.-Manitowoc County Cir

= cult Court
Arvin y. Woeks and John o. Thayer, against Charles
Weirch and Frank Haenger.
In virtue of and pursuant to.a Judgment rendered
by said Court in the above entitled action the 18th
day of March, 1868, and of execution issued out of
said Court against the goods and chates. lands and
tenements OF the said Charles Weirch, have seized
all the right title and interest which the said Charles
Weirch had on the 18th day of November A D. 1866,
at any time thereafter, Of in and to the herenaf-
ter described premises together with the building
erected theoeOn by said Werch and the appurtenan-
thereto. which / shall expose for sale and sell as
the law directs at public auction at said building
said pr sos,
Friday the 10Th day of July nert
at II O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. to-wit
The north east gu of the north quarter of
section No. twenty-five (25 town No eighteen 1S)
north Of range No twentyon 2l east in the County
of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin, and the build
ing thereon erected by said Charles Wirch and ap-
purtsuances thereto.
Dated, May 18th, 1868. 6-6t
r. T. BLAKE Sheriff.
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FOR. SAL

As the partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of REUTHER CO., Will be dissolved, it is de-
cied to sell the Sash and Door Factory belonging to
the 1t is left to the buyer to buy the factory
with the real estate without the for the pur-
pose of moving the building. The conditions will be
made known on the day Of sale, which is fixed on
Monday June 29th, 1915, at O'Clock P. A. Place of
sale at the Factory.
Centerville, May 26th, 1858.
G-lm 8 PETER REUTER- & CO s
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If as is reported, Virne Ream, the
pretty sculptress. has a powerful infu-
ence on Ross, it is not to be wondered at
that the end of the impeachment was a
"bust"
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER. !

TIVE IINEASUhER- [
@.g =. ss- MADISON, April 6, 1865.
In accordance with the provisions of chapter LA
Laws Of 1863 hereby give notice that notes of
the Bank of Maniowoc must be presented the Office
ef the Bank, Comptroller at Madison Wisconsin for
,svmont within three years from the date of this
notice or the finds deposited for the redemption of
ths same will be Surrendered provided in Section
10 OF paid act. 522y
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f.. X ERJ'.

YORK street, sIanitow oc. Wis. " beaiers Hfrs
in Drv Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy '~eo"ts
Glass ware Boots and Shoes Really made clothing,
Paper hansinss Hats and Caps, TOYS, Children caps
Iiy. Gesse Feathers, Bird Cages Kerosene OH and
Y.rsx &c &c share of public patronage is soli-
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Official returns from the State Of Flor
ida give 5000 majority for the Constitu-
ton, and for Reed, the Republican can
didate for Governor, 6,700. majority.
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H. S. R.zLCO.W, III. ID,

-uySICJAN and Surgeon. Also Ex-
aniniug Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the GovsrhMent. :
OFFICE cor ner of EighhSand York streets, Manifo-
Voc Wisconsin !.
orier. left at the Drug Store will receive prompt
attention
TO sth. treatment of DIFFICULT and CRlfl' AL
C1srs 1929
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Street Commissioners
Notice. s

To the owners occupants of Lots abuttipg on tn
West side of Seventh street between York and Chic
cago streets in the fourth Ward of the Village of Man
itowoc County Of Manitowoc State of Wisconsin.
Take notice that at meotng of the Board of Trus-
tees of said Village the 11th day of May 1865, a
petition signed by half of the or occupants
of the lots above mentioned, praying that said Board
sidewalk be built said Seventh street as
above described, unanimously granted by said
Board and the undersigned Commissioners for
said fourth ward were ordered to notify the
occupant of any lot adjoining such contemplated side
walk to make the same at his proper st and
charge within 30 days after the publication of this
notice and that, if such work is not done in the
time required the shall be done by contract to
the lowest responsible bidder and the expense thereof
charged to the lot lots properly chargeable there
with.
Dated May 26ts1S6S
CHARLES LULING,
W. SIfIM0NEK,
Street Commissioners 4th Ward Village of Manitowoc
FRED. BoRCuERpT. VILLAGE Clerk.
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g.. S.5.vDERSO.F,

1rAyUFACCTRER and Denler in
MI Boots Shoes Leather. &c, &c Shop on Buffalo
Strest near the corner Of Eighth Repairing neatly
and pr omptly executed ..
Aanitnvor Saptomher 30, 1869 II
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Disraeli's letter to Gladstone admits
that further resistance IS useless, and
that the Cabinet will not oppose the
passage of the Irish Church bill
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PROBATE: Manitowoe Count.
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CHICAGO 4 N0RTHWESTER
FsEgsy2 y2AVU ROAD. &c

SUMNER ARIA NGENENT &
et.rc. from Manitowoc connect daily with trains
, \ the Chicago and Northwestern halfway, tesVihs
NEENAH AND MENASHA
a folIows tofno S,,sth S. 40 A. n, and 15s P VI
reaching Chicago at 715 p. NJ and 5-i5 A. NJ making
slese conn nections with all
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
reF and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE
of tho G. Sy w Railway for Dixon, Fulton, Cedar
Rapids. Boone Missouri Valley Junction, slot
CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, aud OMAHA, thence via
Uaoh Pacific Rail Road (aain Linel to CHEYENNE,
Denver Sweet Water Mines, Salt Lake and all parts
Of CShrado Utah, Nevada, Idaho Montana California
Aad Oregon.
Trains going North leave Menasha saHd Nesnah at
A.44 A. n and SIS P. NJ
Seepiag Co,ectss on all rtpht trains.
Through Tickets to all points East South can be
purchased OF A. II. Boardrnan, Tucked AGENT 1
Hl40 49, = - GEO. L. DUNLAP. Gen. Supt. g
B. T. PATRICK, General Passenger Agent
j. P. HORTON N. W. Pass Agt. Chicago.
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IN. IO.rES s. RRO

NEANUFACTURERS and Dealers In
M Lumber Lafh, aud Shingles Bills cut to order
en- short notice. Manitowoc, w
A. D. JONES. W b JONES
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FRED. SEHY SEDER,

nEEAT Misunderstanding purchased
MI rhs business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
1onatantly keep on hand the choicest meats at tho
tewsst rates. share of public patronage solicited.
1917
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CO.J.E S BROTHER.

r EOCNE Ey FAtNcu AHu fmOSPG. HhaNf fHk
superior facilities for raising and moving houses
We ouid to tse citizens Of Manitowoct
..A copnt,) tb,t ,ry bvsiness entrusted care
viii rec.ve prompt attention. and lie performed in a
N an nsr warranted gxe Satisfaction Enquire at the
|,,l,,,< ono 1916
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JOSEPH SYKES.

DEALERi In Stoves: Tin. sheet Iron
and Copperware manufacturer All kinds o
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
=. - so 1+1y
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H. R.s.EENEa.

HEWELER and Phofo2 ragsnHr. All
a kinds of work in the line % ms business prompt I
~ attended, to and warranted to give satisfaction
a.ys lust received a Wing 0rnsbey's Multiplying
<AnERA OBSCURA with which L can take small
pictures of the finest order, for one dollar per
eh.to,r,,b,taken of all siz,s- Albums aad Frames
-.St - L,,5 y.rk Street l3-4tf
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.s;e,U advertisements.
Notice to Teachers.
OFrIcx OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL.
Tune 3,J 1895

The annual meeting of the Wisconsin State Teach
ers Association will be held in Milwaukee rom the
22d to the 2th of July Teachers in Manitowoc
ty who intend attending are requested notify the
undersigned previous to the 7th of July. Lady Teach
ers will be entertained free Of expense while in Mil
waukee. JERE CROWLEY.
7-4t County Superintendent of Schools I
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VILLAGE OF MANITOWOCl
May iSth 1865
Sealed proposals will be received at the Clerks
Office of this Village until the 9th day of June inciu-
sive for building csterns each side of the Mani
towoc River, each contain 300 bbls of water, the
whole to be built of brick, eight inches thick and
he arched on the top with opening of two feet
square HENRY GREVE.
AUGUST MEYER,
JACOB PETERSON
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&c. .IOHE-SOI.

~ENTLENEN>S FHrniShInE 1ToOtts OF
" er-ry description
b.rs othinC on the shortest notice and satisfaction
sa-sntesd employ the best workmen to be 1oana,
sud keep two of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
+ In
RIaNTH sTReEI. opposit. Goodenow Barnes
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REV,fJE LU.NBER f.1RD,
gTsuE CndersiSned are prepared TO MI
4 to order bills of lumber or lath on the shortest
Retsa man will be at all times IN the YARD,
r.ady 70 wait en our and receive their
Acrs The bsst stock kept costanus On hand at the
MIL corner OF Quay aud 9th streets
IoII GUYLES BROWN.
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Zen. Soll.Jliiaoi1 -iai !. has been confirmed as
Secretary of war.