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60 S' NJ en- of OuI. TTimoS,,
OF Le aiing Patriots Of the Day. An elegant volume
sPehdIuy illustrated with 10 beautiful Stee Engrav.
lhgs and a pnrlrau Of the author, Mrs
HARRIET BEECHtR STOWE
Agents say It Is lie best and Sells the Quickest of
any book they ever Sold Now is the time Ia sell II
Every body wants II. Agents are taking 200 ord rs
per "eek we pay extra large commissions and
grant e1cIusIve territory Send for cIr,nIars oi,,n
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-01
Seward for Grant.

The Wisconsin says we are noc surprised
at the report from Washington that Sec
retary Seward has at last declared HIM
self unequivocally in favor of Grant For
some time past he has been verging in
that direction Thurlow Weed is his
pilot fish. Weed declared for Grant
after the nomination of Seymour. Sew
ard has at last followed. He rarely di-
vides from Weed. Weed had the sagac-
ity to perceive that Grant would be the
next President in srite of any opposition
he could make; so he shrcwdly claims
The credit Of supporting him.
Seward and Weed have considerable
influence in the state of New York among
certain class of politicians, and they
will add their force to the Niagara tide,
which is sweeping over the umpire State.
and which will bury. Seymour in his native
home 1t is observable since Grant s
nomination how many little streams are
daily adding power to the mighty river of
popularity which is to float our great
Captain into the executive chair of the
nation.
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-"And we say further that the credit
of what has been done for Manitowoc
does not belong exclusively Git at ALL to
MIR. Sawyer, but that Mr.. Markham as
the feed lobbyist of the village, is the
man who secured the appropriations
which have been voted for the improve
ment of our harbor thus far ''-Den,o-
cratic E;cchaage.
Such dispicabe ignorance or unblush-
ing falsehood as the above contains is
seldom met with Did J. d. Mark ham
go to Washington before or after the
appropriation of $4,000 was made?
Answer that Furthermore, did j. d.
Mark ham obtain the SIT, 500 ttat is now
being expended on our harbor? Certain
ly not j. d. Mark ham went to Wash
ington to show the peculiar advantages of
having a good harbor here, which no
member could be expected to be cogniz-
ant of. He performed the duties devolv-
ing upon him and left the balance to be
done by our member and he who says
that Mr.. Sawyer failed to do his whole
duty, is willful maligner, whom to call
a hog would be base fattery
''Whatever further improvements it
may require does not depend upon Mir.
Sawyer, but upon the Government Engi-
neers. ''-IJ1d.
Did the writer of that think his
readers were all fools! We should think
so. How long since has the power to
make appropriations passed into the
hands of Engineers? Now we rciterate
what we have said before There is a
bill pending before Congress which pro
vides for an appropriation Of $35,000
more for our harbor, and it needs Mr..
Savers influence to carry it through.
If we fail to send him, Congress may in
terpret it to mean Indifference as to wheth-
er we have any further aid or not on our
part, and probably no man but he can
secure us the help we ask
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LATE Foreign News,

LONDON Sept, 2S.-The following are
the very latest reports which have been
received from Spain 9
The city of Carthagena has been bonn
bar3e J. by the rebel fleet. .s,a a4..
Gen. Prim had gone to Valeclna.
The Marquis of Noralechez comman-
der of the royal troops in the field, is
retreatlng before the advance of Marshal
Serrano. I.ggeotta r,.
PARIS, Sept 2S,--~The Partrie says:
''The situation in Spain is grave Evils
are gaining strength every day, while the
efforts OF the government to withstand
the torrent arc evidently becoming weak
er: The last ship joined the rebels, and
all reports Indicate that the public opinion
throuhg ghout the kingdom fayors the
revolution. The portion OF the army
which still remains faithful to the Queen
is disorganized, and little dependence
can be placed upon it,
The Pinard Minister of the interior
has forbidden the passage of Spaniards
through France, on their way to Spain
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FOR SUPERVISORS

In the First District 1t. Svend Samu-
elson of Liberty was decided to be the
man. LIT. s. went out in the 18th Rect
and was promoted for good conduct. We
donot think better man could be found.
In the Second Mr.. John r. Weber of
Cooperstown was thought to be fitted
for the position. and was nominated.
In the third Frank Kostomlatsky was
elected as a candidate Mr.. X. is busi
ness man Of this place who tends to his own
affairs in asuccessful manner, and we think
that neither he nor either of the others
could be induced to elect themselves
poor commissioners no matter how
much they might be able to gain from
the county by such course.
Such, friends, is the ticket; and we
hope that every man who desires to see
an economical administration of our
county affairs. who is opposed 70 the
wholesale plundering which has been
carried on under democratic rule, who
desires to see county orders at par, who
desires to see soldiers rewarded for their
devotion to country, will, on the third
day of next November, vote and then
work to see that other vote for the men
whose names are found upon it.
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SUNSHINE and SuAl0M in NEW Y0RE

large Octave Yolune,over 100 pages finely Illus
frated. We want agents Male Female, in every
City and Town to Canvass for Everybody wants
to know all about New York. No book ever publish
ed that sells rapidly Canvassers report immense
sales.
We employ no General Agents and offer the dy-qest
co'nmiSSiof Send for 32-page circular Full mar
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-01
CtsRtUIT OURT-Manitowoc County

~ I. c. Shove, Pltintf against John Sauer defeI-
dant. S,lmmons-For Relief. Com (not served)
The State IF W1sconsia to JOHN Sd UER, DefeAdant
Sir-You are hereby summoned and required to an
the complaint i'll this action which will be filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Comfy
of Maniowoc, State aforesaid the Village of Man.
itowoc in said county, and to "a copy of your
to the said complaint the subscriber my
Office in said Village, within twenty days after the
service of this you, exclusive of the
of such service; and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this will apply the Court for the relief
manded in the complaint
.H. DON A. SHOVE Pitts Atty
Dated September 26, 1868.
Tie complaint in this action has this day been filed
in the flee te Clerk of the Circuit Court of Man
ito~oc County, Wisconsin. str .>-ri t..
Dated October lst 1865 24-6t
DON A. SHOVE. Atty for Pltff. Z
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.SesC advertisements.
40 actcF,t0nIuct * ReSuf
BY HON AL ExAMnER u srrpurMc
Agents W anted

p YOY WISH to know now Fortunes are made
and lost in day. How "Countrymenr are
swindled by Sharpers; How Gambling Iouses
1 and Lotteries are Conducted and everything
III crest srelating to Prominent Men and important
laccS of New York .penH, Reudl RerHt
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Sale of Forfeited NIortga e.
ed Lands,

Office of Commissioners of School and University
Lands. Madison. Wis. September % 1865.
State of Wisconsin, Dane County. 4tl
The following described lands in ManitOwoc County
having been forfeited by of the ynent
OF interest upon loans granted thereon Notice is
hereby given that the viii he offered at Public
Auction, and sold .Ic hi gliest bidder the JiIiue
o. the Secretary of State the Capitol in Madison
on the 10Th day OF December A. D. ISIS unless SCORER
redeemed according TO law. Said sale 10 commence
at o'clock, A. NJ, and continue from day to day
til ali of such lands shall have been offered.
The minimum price at which such lands will be
offered Will lie the amount named opposite each
under the heading t'Iotal Amount due state which
includes the amount of loan; the interest to the first
day of January. A. D. 1859 three per damages
the taxes which have been returned against such
lands, and the cost OF advertising the same .ss.
Said lands will be sold subject to all taxes which
may. the time of sale, be due thereon. Other
ditons of sale will be announced by the Commissions
ers at the opening of the sale.
THos. S. ALLEN, Commissioners of
WIN. f. SMITH, School and
r CHAs. Il. GILL, University Lands.
Advertisement of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands i'll Man
itowoC County.-Scilopl FUnd.
AdOph Wittmann description % of lots l. K ,, in
block 320 in the Village of ManitQwoc; amount due
$4,000; amount of interest, SIS 90; amount of pen
atty II 100; amount of interest pc .laty taxes and
Advertising, 1896; total amount due state SAG 60
years for which interest is due, 1868.
Normal School Fnnd
Jose phi Rankin: description nw,secton &c, town
2i, range %; mount dne, $4,000; amount of in
terest. 5000; amount OF penalty, $1,000; amount
of interest penalty taxes and advertising. S!6,64
total amount due 3, 90 81 years; for which in
terest is due, 1855. 2l9u
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Mr.. SAWYER aud his obiectors.

| The Appleton Post says: The Cop
perhead papers in this District ale urging
I'upon the people as their only objection
to Mr.. Sawyer's reelection to Congress
that his education is too limited to offici-
ate in that capacity.
Whiewe do not claim for our candidate
fashionable education, yet we DO claim
for him a thorough knowledge of the
practical workings of our nation which is
far more valuable both for Mr.. Sawyer
and his constituents than any amount of
metaphysical attainments,
His public and private history shows
that he has thorough knowledge of men
and by his honesty and uprightness in
his business relations he has established
a reputation the influence of which never
fails to secure the advancements of the
interests Of his constituents.
The laboring men of this district desire
a representative IN Congress who is will
ling and competent to protect their in
terests, and for this reason we believe that
Mr.. Sawyer will be re-elected by larger
than he ever before received.
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SALE. In Probate-.Man.

VI itowoc County Court
In the matter of tile Estate of the Minor Heir of
Michael Low. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and IN purs'-
ance of an order of license. made in said matter on
the 3ls day of August A. d. 1865 by the County Court
of said County, the undersigned Guardian OF the
Minor Heirs of said deceased will, on Monday the
2sth dav of September D. 1858 at ten O'Clock i'll the
forenoon of said day at the office of the County Judge
in the Village of Manifpwoc, in said County otfer LOT
sale at public vendue the following described lands,
to wit: The South West quarter of the North East
quarter of Section No. Twenty three . OF township
No Tweptv-one T211 North of Range No. Twenty-Five
1921 East living and being situated iii said County 4
Manitowoc.
xro1 1T MARY LOW. Guardian.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 31st day OF Ang AID. 1868.
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Frank Bair's love for the foreigner
is well illustrated by the following extract
from letter written by him in 1860:
The d ignorant Dutch are a dis
grace to any party. OF political mat
te,rs they know as much as the cabbage
which composes their sour krout, The
Dutch element in our party | regard as
the greatest curse which can be inflicted
upon it. hope the davis not far distant
when we will be rid of them. .'-Btdt'
letter to Cary 1865.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-01

"A Democratic exchange says "a rad
zeal procession in Illinois was five hours
in passing a liquor shop - We heard OF
a Democratic procession in Wisconsin
that came to a saloon but acrer got by it;
they We're left there dead drunk
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NOTICE

Village of Manitowoc September %, 1865.
The Board of Trustees OF the Village of Mantowoc
hereby forbid all persons to sell give away III.
S. PLATT of si;d Village any ardent sprituous
liquors or drinks of any kind for the
space of one year from this date. .-
Ii any person shall give, sell, purchase procure
for or in behalf OF said NJ. s. Patt for his Use, any
such liquors CT drinks he shall conviction thereof
be punished by fine of fifty dollars, in default of
immediate payment of such fine, by imprisonment III
the County Jail for the space of thirty days unless
sooner discharged by payment of such fine and all
costs and fees up to the date of his discharge.
HENRY B-ETZ. President
+. BoRCHERDT, Village Clerk "a.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-01
Campaigning in Western Wisconsin.


Our citizens will remember Mr. O. H.
Waldo who has on severa occasions made
political speeches as this place. An ex
change says Of him "A,nong the most
active and prominent speakers in the
western portion of the state, for Grant
and Colfax, is 0m townsman OTIS II.
Waldo. MIR. Waldo is man of remark
ably clear head, and discusses all ques-
tons with a grasp and mprehensiveness
which carries conviction to unpreiudiced
minds Mr.. Waldo has been one of
those steady, consistent republican
supporters Of law, right and morality,
which render him respected advocate
Of the good cause wherever he appears
among the people. Send him to Con-
gre IS. vi
The Irish Psople of New York one
of the oldest and most infuential Of the
Irish newspapers Of this country, and
hitherto strongly democratic has declared
for Grant and .Colfax, and pronounces
unqualiiedly against not only Seymour
and Blair, but Hoffman. This journai
exercises almost a controlling influence
over the Irish vote of America, being
under the editorial direction of John O
Mahony, of Fenian fame The Irish
begin to see that the party in this coun-
try which assumes the name of the
democracy has nothing truly democratic
IN it; that it does not love universal Ii ber-
~. The republican party on the con-
trary, does love it. and those Irishmen
who are striving for the freedom of then
native land, have come to realize the
fact, and are now beginning to act with
their real friends.
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RET.ssz. gUgBEss gssD,

YIN5I r en,tersicl N e.f are prep gess 50 81 J
TO order. bills of lumber or latA an the shortest
notice Z IaaB VIII be at AZ times in the ward.
ready wsit customers and receive their or
ders The best stock kept esSttntiy hand at the
I'LL GUYiES < BROWN.
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I'VE need not tell the redears of the
Pint that want of education entirely pre-
cludes the possibility Of Mr.. Sawyer tram-
ng any bill for the action of Congress. .
-Dent. paper. e .s.-e
We need not tell oar readers that the
want of education entirely precludes
the possibility of a correct grammatical
Article emanating from the author of the
above sentence.
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r. Se.s a'SgH,

YEYEt.E and Esa, og'rs:sfs"r- All
~ skinis Of Nsr Ia the ne Df my h1SincSS prompt
Iy atts1 lei aa4 warranted 70 give satisfaction
heva itst .aiveA Wing Il OrnSh-ys Multiply wing
CAMERA OBSCUki- with which take small
picture. of the finest order for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes Alsnms aad Frames
constantly on hand. York Street. l3-ltf
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HOUSE AND LOT
~ FOR. SAL r,

I offer for sale my house and lot, situated the
Village limits North Side on Eleventh Street.
The lot is large Containing fourth of land
The house is frame Medium size well arranged for
comfort and convenience There is also good horse
barn on the premises
For particulars inquire of Byron Markhams Office
over National Bank of the undersigned the
premises. DANIEL SACkETT.
Manitowoc Sept ID 1868 20tf
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s.. A G 3.

WORK Street. 7Fa7sittss-or- Wis Tec ssor~
in Dry Go pls HracerieS. Crockerv. Fancy Goods
Glass ware. Boots anl Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangings. Hats and Caps. FovS Children Grips
Live tieasa Feathers Bird Cages. Kerosene Oil and
Lamps. sc, ec. share Of pHblic patronage is sol-
-
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Eg. \. Rf.sEED.u. .fE, d..

and Surgeon. Also FS-
j anining Surgeon for PENSIONS. appointed by
the Government.
osFICEs,oracro Of Eigltisand York streets. Manito-
VOC. WisceuSin.
OILERS l.ft at tile Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
to tin. treatment OF DIFFIGULT anI CRITICAL
CASES I2-2J
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FRED. SgsFEa 5EssEH.

MEAT Mark et.-- Having purchased
INI the business of Wui. Brown, I shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest NJ the
lowest rates A share Of public patronage solicited.
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House and Lot at Rattle

Lot H. block 357 will be offered at rattle on sATUR-
DAY the 18th day oi October.
Tickets at % cents to be had at every store ano
saloon. For particulars inquire of H. Y0GEL.
Main street. Mantowoc.
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q. q, .gs4EE. 5-SsD.E.

HESTg.EHES' Furnishing; Goods Of
every dc ScTl, ,tioH.
Pr-at-tl = IN { l~e Ill suits nt Men and
bays eIat!inr rA 9,n test notice and satisfaction
g.-aataeL ! employ n, he.f w"rilnen TO be found
aai ke-? Of Sin src> Sewing Machines constantly
in use. l2-l
EIfHTII STREGT oaposit- Goolanow & Barnes
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s. s.5.gsFsEgsSD.s-.

TANJFArFT an.j EseaIer i'm
vi Roots ases Lrathas- r.. &c. Shop on Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
An promptly executed.
MAntowor. Snntemhar - 1868.
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..Cons;darahla d;snloos,ra hos

Considerable displeasure has been
manifested by our Irish fellow citizens
upon an article which recently appeared in
the Chicago Post. We do not endorse
that article by any means; neither do we
see any reason why the Republican party
should be responsible for the opinions Of one
man.-But if our Irish Democratic friends
desire to test friendship of both political
parties We invite their attention to the
following speech delivered to the Fenians
by rebel candidate for Vice Presidency
the man who is soliciting their votes at
the coming election Here it is.
''GENTLEMEN | am with you heart and
soul, and heartily say. God bless the
Finnegans. a voicc-Fenians, Gener-
all | know what [ am talking about.
and [ say Finnegans. daughter and
coptusion.) Aud | say that | hope to
set the cause flourish and prosper and
shall bless the day when Ireland is gov
crncd by Irlshlnen. In accomplishing
the audib!e undertaking, | will do all |
can to assist you. | will place myself if
it needs lie at your head, march with you
tn Stain Island, oversee your embarka-
ton, will stand on the elevated bluff of
the coast and as you raise the green over
thtsStars and Stripes: while your steam
er~ under full Roadway are turning their
prows tn the east, i will say good by God
bless you and may you be successful in
your undertaking. May you lift the
British lion out Of his boots, and wrest
from his grasp the emerald gem
OF the sea but Wlether or not you shall
succeed in this endeavor, may you each
oad oU remain ~ Ielond or elswheye,
nn@' ncfer dg>tin set foot upon these. shore!
You are wanted there, and zee can get
q my wthtOm yoM -
Here Frank was choked off, and hoot-
ed from the stand
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Il. u. .ypAES s BIRD.

NVANTFAgEIrREs and Dealers -,
nj La,alcr Larll and Shingles Bills cut to order
on sh-sst notice. Manitowoc Wis.
A n Jnvrss W p JONES
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The Chiffon Times does not like it
because Mr.. Sawyer pays the incidental
expenses of his election, and attempts
to show that this man and that man have
received nancy from Mr. S. The yarns
are too large, altogether IF man is
paid So for taking tickets to some town
in the distance, straightway the sum is
magnifed into $500 given to buy votes
Now let US see what has taken place in
this county-and this is no exception to
other democratic counties-for years past
The democratic party has been in the
majority and nomination has been
considered equivalent to an election. As
a result candidate on the Democratic
ticket in this county for any paying office
has had to buy has delegates to the Con
vention This is susceptible of proof.
And let us ask, who will harvest the crol
of delegates that Bryan Lorigan is cult
waiting to-day? Does it not look we'll fol
the exponent of such party to talk about
money being used for electioneering pur
poses?
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NOTICE.

At . meeting Of the School Board held September
25th, 1858, the following rule unanimously adopt
ed in accordance with section 50, School Code
Any scholar in the Gramar and intermediate De-
partment who shall be absent for eight half days dur
ing term. except in of sickness, shall be
pended from the school during the pleasure of the
board. By order of the Board.
w. +. ELDRIDGE, District Clerk.
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2FRSEaE SYKES.

DEAs.Es ts Sfsyes: Tin. Sle"Ht Iron
- anf t'oppcrware manufactured. AL kinds %
- pziri6g aens. Eighth street opposite TriHne Of
ace iI-iY
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Appointments for GOV. FafrchiId and
Hon. Geo. Gary.
Gov. FAIRcHILD and Hon. GEORGE
GARY will address, the people as follows
Chiffon, Oct. 18th, evening.
.7z0aaisOaCOc Oct. 18Th, erenins
Sheboygan, Oct. 14th, evening
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.N.sSa.ESG.

u rxuiar Meeting of ygnm5taEroc Hodge
IL, is held at Masonic Hall York Street the
1st and Sd Wednesday OF Each Month
L, X. RAND, W. NJ.
VIZ a. HORN, See.
r. @. q. r.
Ihirker,,:s,-s s.oh.e 40 55. Z. q. .. r.
Meets every FRIDAY Evening at the Old Fellows
HALL, Corner Of Commercial s Eighth Streets.