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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10
/ THE ELECTION.
JUDGE TAYLOR DEFEATED.
McLean's Majority Over 1000
.a in Three Counties.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
~ PROBABLY ELECTED. 4f

From the best information we can OBJ
thin Of the result of the election Tuesday,
we are confident shat Wisconsin is redeem>
ed, and that our whole State Judicial Tick
etis elected. However,.further returns may
show different result. - y -, ''
Milwaukee gives rs q majority of 2So0-
a gain of 600 lin that place. Should we
have made like gains throughout the State,
our candidates are elected.
In our circuit Campbell Mclean is elect
ed. without . doubt, over Judge Taylor,
by a handsome majority. Nanitowoc
County gives him over 600 majority, and
full returns will raise this to at least 100
.Sheboygan County, the home of Judge
Taylor, gives Mclean $50 majority e
Calumet County is reported for Mclean
by small majority. Fond du Lac and
Kewaunee Counties not yet heard from.
We claim this as great victory. Our
opponents boasted of being able to carry
the District Overwhelmingly for their
Grand Mogul.'' How are the mighty
fallen 'sas ai afa '-' rs
Gentlemen, hcw many more times do you
want to be told, in thunder tones, at the
ballot box. that Democrats aoiU not tote
your ticket !? a' ~-
We hope that in the future you will
know better than to waste your sweetness
in trying to induce men who love their
country, to vote your ''independent tick
cts"
Next week we shall be able to give our
readers full returns from the circuit and
Democrats Of Manitowoc county, you
have done nobly at this election. \ ou
are entitled to, and will receive the thanks
Of your CO workers, the Nhite men of the
whole country.
The following are the majorsties of Nc
Lean and Taylor, respectively, in each oI
the towns of the county, 50 far as heard
from. The majorities for the candidates
for Chief Justice and Associate Justice,
and those of the various town officers, va
ry but little from these figures:
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TUE RIVER DRIvEs.-The lumbermeu

THE RIVER DRIvEs.-The lumbermen
of this vicinity are not among the least OBJ.
servant of those who watch the signs Of the
weather, nor the least interested. The
number of logs now at the mills in this VII
lage is only sufficient to keep them running
for very brief period, and the mills far
ther up the river, we understand, are but
little better eircumstanced. Messrs A. u.
JONES & BRo., have scarcely million feet
on hand, all told, and the stock of Messrs.
GUYLEs & BROWN is nearly exhausted.
The logs now grounded up the river, as We
learn FROM prominent lumber manufac-
turer, aggregate about as follows: The
main river drivey consisting Of $4,000
feet belonging to GuYLEs & Brown, fast
above Villas & Co.'S woolen mill; the
Branch drive, consisting Of 100000 feet
belonging to A. D. JONES & Bro, 600, 900
feet to P.;J. PIERCE, I 100000 feet to LY-
NAN EMERsoS and 500, 900 feet to J. VI
LAS & Co., all fast just above PETER RIEE s
mill !; | 200, 900 feet belonging to VHAs d
Co., and 100000 to P. j. PIERCE, fast at
Browns '''Rips," sixteen miles up the
river Besides these there are about FIVE
or six hundred thousand feet at various
other points on the river. Messrs. Villas
& Co.'S logs are to be sawed at Mcssrs.
JONES g. Bros mill Considering the
short stocks on hand, the mere chance that
these logs may not come down for some
weeks, possibly not for the season, is enough
to make mill. owners little nervous, and
rain enough to raise the river is a consum-
nation devoutly wished by them. The
May rise, it is hoped and believed, will
float the drives and bring them down. If
it should not, the additional delay willcauso
serious Inconvenience.
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Guardian Sale.

In Probate Manitowoc County Court n
the NJ after of tine estate, Of Ma1yarna Has'e
deceased. ,....a l. al 3..Fs
NOTICE is hereby given, thst r. v'-.n'
~ and in pursusnee Of aa order of l'censs
made in said matter, nn the 9Th day RI .Nrrll,
A. y. 1868, by the co1rty Co.lrt Of .a;i to'A-
ty. the undersigned Philip steiuhor, Admin
fstra,or If the es. {. Of Maryanna Bussa, to
cea sed, will, ON Monday, the 9th d,v If hpra,
A. d. 1868 at ten o'clock in the toren "n Of
said day at the Office OF the ConntT Judge n
the village ofMsnitowoe, in said County, cf"r
for sale, ut public seldue. shc fo-,ov ing Dc
seribed lands. to wit Northeast II Of Sec
ton IS, Town u, Range p. TeEms OF sale.
cash. -. PHILLIP TEf<H0F.
Administrator
Dated at Manitowoc. tie 6.h day Of April,
A d 1868
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The Goodrich Line Of Steamers.

his magnificent feet of steamers, the
kest and best on the lakes, and the most
|ular with the travelling public, are now
by for the seasons business. The Man.
goc will probably have left our harbor
Chicago by the time this paper reaches
readers, and the Northwest and Ottawa
soon follow her. The Manitowoc and
Bird will rnn during the season be-
en- chicago and Manitovoc the Orion,
ena and Truesdell, from Chicago to
nd Haven, Muskegon and Manistee !;
Northwest between Detroit and Port
City, Lake Superior the Comet be-
en- Chicago and st. Joseph, Mich, and
Ottawa between Chicago and Green
/. The AIpena, a fine side-wheelcr, has
ntly been purchased by Mr.. GooD>
H for $50, 600, and will be run from
cago to Manistee, in opposition 10
propeller Messenger, of ESGLEMAN's s
Her officers have not yet been ap-
hted. Below we append a complete list
he officer, Of the other boats:
teamer Manitowoc-B. Sweeney, Com.
lder; Michael Crosson, First Officer !;
ncis Rouse, First Engineer S. j.,
,kins, Clerk Henry Pates, Steward.
tcamcr Sea Bird-John Morris, Com
plcr !; Richard iIacklin, First Officer !;
Is- 1jannlhan, First Engineer; JAS. a.
lges, Clerk ; John Morrisoa, Steward
toamcr Orion-Thos. Rowland, Com
lder Duncan McNabb, First O..cer !;
bb Lang, First Engineer; J. w.
|mbs, Clerk John Dgisco'l, Steward.
tean,cr Northwcst-C. +. Kirkland,
|ipanlcr; G. B. Miles, First Officer ;
aes Murphy, First Engineer Chas. G..
|mrson, Clerk Thos. r. Ryan, Stew
tea.r,cr Comct-Nelson W. Napier,
nmander Colon Currie, First Engi-
@. G. Rounds, Clerk.
Propeller Ottawa-Thomas Mcdonald,
Irmander John Fitzpatrick, First OH
Thos Buchanan, First Engineer ;
|. Wilkins, Clerk ; Fsed. Kyser, Stew
Propeller Truesdell-J. G. Perrett, Com
plcr; Cbas Packard, First Officer
b. Mackcy, First Engineer Warren
Ian. CLERK jas Gee. Steward.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

D@ The Freeman is the title of q new
Democratic Scandinavian paper to be is
sued at Milwaukee in few days, by JUSr.
NJ. CAEN. recently from New York, This
will be very much needed auxiliary to
success in the Presidential contest, and
should have an immense circulation in the
Northwest. We trust Democrats in Sean
dinavian settlements will see that the pa
per is placed in the hands Of those voters,
even if it has to be done gratuitously.,
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AuNAPEE Business at Ahnapce has
dragged during the last part Of the winter
on account of the deep snow making tie
roads almos. impossible; yet a fair winter s
work has been DONE There have been get
out about $50, 900 railroad ties, 20o, 900 ce~
Gar posts, and large quantity pf, cordwuod
"a handso, vessel Of about go tons is
being Hbais by MrS BoALT~ard wnl-she
launched abou, the :, Of June.
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Real Estate n Boston.
From u late Boston Letter.

During the past two weeks therc nav
been ap, extraordinary advance IN the pr'sT
of real estate in the centres Of business, anI
the demand for corner lots. Or even plaUs
to erect a fsir-sized building is unprec,-
lented Nobody has given aug particular
reason for this Sudden jump and unusual
activity in real estate, bur think the Tact
that all or nearly an OF the tate real esta'r
transactions have been covered Wita INT
led States bonds affords an inkling to the
cause of this new movement It Is No..
much to say that there Is q certain class ,..'
our capitalists whose faith in sovern'nef.
securities has within the past week been
shaken to the conversion of such securities
into real estate. heard millionaire rly,
that "he smelled Reputation .tsr Of, =
A few days afterward he purchased larg,
amount of real estate, and paid for thu
same in United States bonds. He /, our
of the shrewdest insnciers On State street,
and is an alsrmist. All the recent transse-
tons in real estate contemplate improve
mont Oh grand scale, a~d some Of IN:
buildings to be erected aiil cost s}o0.tiy
OF upWard. Oar leading architects ssv
they were never Sc busy as az The prssen:
time The property in tna vi,!Eity OF the
new post offic8 is worth 50 per cent moIs
than Il vas on the lss Of January last u
corner lot on Congress street, offered IN thc
market four months ago for s2i ,UO0, CANNOT
be purchased for double thet syi'n, and a
lot on the corner O. Water and Deronshirc
streets, which vas bought two months ag7
for SIS 900. would now sell rapidly tor
5000, 600. Aud all this in the face ct til"
fact that We are doing no more business
than usual. The same spirit Of advances
has also reached the upper part Of the city.
Building lots for dwelling houses are a
notch higher In prie0.
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REAL ESTATE SALES Among the real
estate transfers made during the past week
are the following
B. JONES to WM. SMITH, lots 9, l2, / g.,
l6 and IL, block 2l $500. ., saf
B. JONES to V. KLEMENr, east half of let
9, block l66; 1900.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

6RAIs MARKET--M CoNyAY paid the
owing prices for grain on the 9th inst:
ling Wheat 1. s0(9t.90; Winter Wheat,
|DOC92 25; Oats. 6a(o65 cts; Rye 81. 80
40; Barley, 500 @2.lo; Peas, sl.l0
75
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WUr my vessel 20 UGar lt.

IMpEAcHMENT.-The impeachment trial
drags its slow length along, but no one has
yet attempted to impeach the character Of
the goods at TEwELEs' fruit and vegetable
store. He has already fine stock on hand,
and is daily making additions to it,, For
further particulars see our advertising
columns. a. 81 rgs .ft.G
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PLANTING. Had it not been for the
Y storm Of last Saturday, majority of
farmers throughout the county would
lbabIy have put in their spring wheat this
Tx. In fact, few had already sown it,
h tlc SLOW vas not unuelcome, for it
the next best thing TO rain; aud the
tn still requires some moisture to be in
pd condition. The heavy frosts that
Ee visited US since, however, have done
Eous damage to winter wheat planted in
loamy soil of the bottom lands. That
high ground is not injured by it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10
From South Carolina.

alIell g'lI r. 9-oi Columhia. April 3. :
b The Democratic State Convention al
ioarned to nishs.a A fnlt se.se, ticket was
nominated including HIM. wv. ID. Porter
for Governor candidates for Repre-
srutives to Congress. Delegates to the
National Democratic Convention were also
chosen. Ihs.whises ere advised to vote,
but under formal protest aSslnhh sfhc Ees
@ instruction Con.titutlou.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

g9- Mr. Jos. WILKINS. clerk of the
propeller Ottawa, has our thanks for OBJ
tanning for us, in advance of the mail, a
late Chicago Times, containing the revised
list Of officers of the GooDRIcH line of
steamers, and the election returns from
Connecticut and Michigan.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

BALL AT THE CORNERS. Those who
have heretofore enjoyed themselves at the
pleasant parties given by Mr. MILES NJ
MAHoN. at the Four Corners, need Only be
told that there will be another one at the
same place next Monday evening. They
will be sure to attend.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

BASE BALL KuIss, The base baii r:,le4
for 1865 require that all balls used IL y
match must be stamped wl'h the s,ze,
weight, and maker name, and II any o;hs-
is used the game played will be null ana
void" The new bull is smaller and lighter
than the old one, being but .nico inches IN
circumference, AID weighing five aud \
quarter ounces,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

t. tn the towns Of Ellsworth; Me,
the Democratic ticket was elected by $50
majority-a gain Of more than 300 yotes
since the election in September last..searZ (
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Fasting and Prayer.

,1..I., ~ Springfield, III. April 3.
Governor 0Elesby has issued proola-
nation designating the 18th Of April next
as the anniversary of the assassination oe
Pse1iaaps Ljp0eln y > ,aays se .ias:s.sgs ~,
mi'atinu and rrayaf
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s@. Il Is stated that the taxes to be lev.
led upon the people Of N orth Carolina, next
year. if the negro constitution Of that state
should be ratified, will amount 10 $4,000. ;
OOo. Heretofore the taxes in North Care,
lima have never exceeded $500, GOO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

THE TISrs THAT APRIL WEARS. y
Very pretty to read about, but not SO at>
tractive just at this present time, as viewed
from Manitowoc stand point. -.
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b EE Well, ,5dss- friends, We have got
into another scrape-this time serioas
one. Aud - We. this tune, means more
than one. It includes the afflicted corpus
Of the ex. editor of this paper; it includes
the heroic comm ander Of the /" Iron Brig.
ade : /. includes rs. We arc sued-we are
arrested, we did not shiak that our jo-
cund friend. Sheriff BLAKE, could fnd
heart to do il, but he did. He Is Fear
less nan-A brave on1cer. lie csp:uIcd the
Genera, ykyn the ScIihern Confcdcrscv
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! A SENSATION - Y yesterday fisherman
picked up board in the river on which
Was written, w hoover finds may know
that I, Fred. Sweng,e, committed suicide
BY Jumping into the river at the foot 'oi
State stree; on the 25th Of March, 1868;
Deliver this to my father on Cedar street;
An officer was TO the house Of rlr Swcne'S,
where he found the lad alive and AieIinsT9-
TIE liyeIest corpse ne had seen in l!fatir:.a,
as he remark ID. Somebody waptel 20 sell
somebody. = .WIrgukee .S,afiK1l
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IARBoR MATTERS Hon DAVID SMOKE,
contractor, has resumed work upon onr
Dor Improvement this spring with Vi
that promises well for its speedy com
F ION lie has large force of men en-
I'cd upon it, and this he contcmplatcs
leasing az soon "a circumstances will
' nit In company with Mr.. G. ID. FCL-
|, under whose immediate supervision
work is being so efficiently prosecuted,
went down to the mouth last Tues
to see how matters progressed. Mr..
lUE1TE' S dredge, which had just been
ted down from her winters moorings,
reaching" for her first scow>lOad, and
ked as though she really felt refreshed
kr her long inaction. About 500 cords
tone, for filing the cribs, was piled con-
|icn.ly for use, and. in addition to the
| Der pr eviou-ly on hand, two large rats
arrived from Two Creeks. Mr.. FrL-
informed US that the FIRST crib for the
th pier would be ready to sink by Sat.
ay night.
Ir. SMOKES new tug, the Kitty Smoke,
ell-built, substantial little craft and a
feet model of symmetry, will be launched
Bay. Her machinery, excepting
boiler, is all in, and she will be ready
business in the course of a fortnight.
dimensions are, length Of keel, &c # !;
|sdth of beam, 16 # {; depth of hold, s..
Her builder is Mr. JASPER HANSON,
! she is to be commanded by Capt. JAS.
|GuEs, who has been licensed as pilot.
! who is competent to sail anything that
|er footed out of TIE creek. Mr.. SMOKE
igus using her, until the harbor is finish
i in connection with that work.
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STR. SEA BIRD BURNED

We stop our press after working off part
of our edition to announce that a dispatch
wos received this Thursday afternoon Ly
the telegraph operator at this place, from
Mr. HURsoN, at Milwaukee. announcing
that the steamer Sea Bird, which left here
Wednesday noon, was burned off Wauke-
gan early this morning. All saved.
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hg The schooner Sardinia, Capt
kAMsDELr. was caught Of Kenosha IN the
blow of last Saturday, and compelled to
ran back tn Chicsgo. She arrived here
Monday al right. af.s"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

PERsoNAL-We are pleased to WAGON Q
back to Manitowoc our old friend, Mr..
SHERMAN PLAIT, who Is mrloyed in the
Treasury Department. at Washington, but
is now enjoying brief lcate OF abscrce
a,uong his many friends here. - -4,
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Our Ex-Editor.

We are glad to see our old friend, JERE.,
around again, looking as though his rest
from the labors of the editorial chair was
making a new man of him. Should he
continue to mend, we shall insist upon his
taking the big chair" again, which we
have no doubt he will do cheerfuily. 'A
We like the business very we'll, but it
"don't pay" .r-f ..t1.
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na- The Presidents counsel have 4

r9- The Presidents counsel have de.
cided to summon Mr.. STANTON as wit
ness, and ask him to show his commission
under President JOHNSON for holding his
office. They viii also ask him IF he did
not, as lawyer, advise the President that
the civil tenure act did not apply to mem-
bers of the cabinet holding commissions is-
sued by Mr.. LtEcmLs, They Intend to
place senators on the stand who expressed
the same opinions in debate on that act.
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e The Democracy of Calumet Coun-
ty have been sold out by John Hume, OF
the Chiffon Times, for a mess of pottage. -
Munito,coc Iflot. 1,eiTfH IS .-r,..i
HUME, of tn, Chiffon Times, says that
We lie. -',. .....-
HUME, you re fool. asqray 4-r
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-04-10

n The Presbyte1ianI Sociable meets
next Tuesday sSenisg 81 ,hes sses'dense Of
ur, J. N. GoopRICH
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ECs BURSERs,-The best and safest
hp top ever invented Explosion no
|eer possible. Two sizes Gail at the City
|ug ssore and see them ii operation.
f7G q X. BAcoS. H.ug.ist.
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Fond du Lac AID Kewaunee Countie:
Heard From.

A private despatch from Fom Fond du
Lac states that Mclean received SO ma
jority in that city. His majority in the
county is 100. as ~ s.7 - 81,
Reliable Information has been received
that Kewaunee Couiity gives majority
for Mclean. The village gave Taylor a
small M majority. No figures. -.
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Daring Robbery and Murder in Calu
-. met County. aau

From the Fond du Lac Commonwealth
of the 3lst ult., We obtain the following
particulars of the recent tragedy in Calumet
county: -rlese esaR a"ft ~ .7~1
OSCAR JOHNSON, the treasurer Of the
town OF Brothertown, Calumet county, was
shot, while in his own house, aud robbed of
sixteen hundred dollars, funds belonging to
the town, last Saturday Aight.' The facts
in the case are about these: His wife was
absent on visit and was gone all night,
thus leaving Mr.. JOHNSON alone. Between
eleven and twelve clock in the evening he
was sitting at his table writing, having the
above amount of money lyi=g before him,
when two men in disguise suddenly came
into the room where he was sitting. AS
they entered the room one of them Eaid
'this is just what We have been looking
after for the last two months" JOHNSON
Jumped up with the remark "if you, take
the money, you will have to take me too, F"
whereupon one OF the robbers drew a re-
volver and fired. The ball struck Mr. j. in
the side, passing through and lodging in
the back This disabled him so that be
could make no resistance, and the men
then took the money and decamped. As
Mr.. JOHNSON was unable to move after re-
ceiving the wound, the fact that the robbery
had been committed was not known in the
neighborhood till Sunday morning. A
neig then went to Mr.. j. s well after
some water when Mr. j. called to him and
Informed him what had happened. It
seems that Mr.. JoHNsoN's brother h;d
been in the haiti of staying with him
nights, but last Saturday night he was alb.
sent. The treasurer was alive. yesterday
morning. but it was thought he could not
recover Up to yesterday no clue had been
obtained to the perpetrators Of the deed.
The treasurer of the town of Stockbrldge,
in the same county, was robbed If about
| the same amount last spring. But until
the present case, there was no murder coti-
nected with the crime. Ft -'iA 'a
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Fival and Departure of the Mails

Fival and Departure of the Mails
AT TIE PosT-orricE AT NASIrowoc.
lTnErx, EAsTEsS. SocTH-EAsrA AND WEST
es MAIL fvia Clifton and Fond du Lac -
(rrives dail,s Monday excepted, at 8 o'clock
n. Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
| l-2 o'clock F.. NJ
|rHEnS MAIL (via Sheboygan. 1-Arrives
kilY att O'Clock P. NJ. Leaves daily at 8
| lclock Pm
THEM MAIL ITO Two Rivers only. AR
fves daily at9 O'Clock A. 81. Closes daily
Z o'clock p N.
EHKRN MAIL. via Green Bay to Kewau.
pc, Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
week Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
9so;clock-A. N. Closes every Monday and
[hursday at o'clock P NJ
TH-w E<fERS MAIL, via Branch and Reed
Ille to Menasha, once week.-Arrives
cry Friday at 9 o'clock A. ~. Leaves
ery Exidaygat 10 A. y. - IS syEs
.F Office hours from A. N. to s ".
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LAUNCH, OF THE s. A. WooD.-The
principal event of interest this week in ma
rine circles here was the launch of Mr. Jo-
MA RICHARDS new vessel, which took place
by a large concourse of spectators. A pref
tier launch there could not well be. She
slid off the ways gracefully, and. inclining
her lofty spars for moment, as if in token
of salutation to the element upon which
she is destined to ride, she steadied on up
right keel, and sat upon the. water ''like a
thing of life. ~ She is a beautiful specimen
of marine architecture, and reflects the
highest credit upon her builder, Mr. HEN
RY BERGER Hel dimensions are as fol,
lows: Length of keel, 135 #; length on
deck, l4O TT; breadth Of beam, % # !;
depth of hold, 10 f. Her tonnage has not
yet been measured, but she will carry about
20, 900 bushels of grain. Ia rig she is a
three masted schooner, and will be COM
man ded by Capt. HENRY G. EDWARDS,
whose reputation as an experienced and
skillful sailor is TOO well established to need
any eucomium from us. The S. A. Wood
is intended for the grain trade between
Chicago and Buffalo, and will be ready to
sail by the | 9TH inst. 1t is needless to say
she is named in honor of our Old townsman,
S. A. WooD, Esq. A good name. and a
worthy vessel to bear it. vl
CITY Observation-Disclosures men of
Manitowoc viii please remember that the
City Directory will Immediately be publish
ed, the canvass being nearly completed,
and they should not fail to advertise their
business IN this valuable medium of adver~
tising. Give orders to the agent, or direct
Post Office, Manitowoc -
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New advertisements.
r f w L. L L )
Fruit & Veget BILE
ST O r Z .

In Alters Building, corner Of Eight anu
Commercial streets. Al kinds q
Green and Dried Fruits.
Canned Fruits, Nuts and
FRESH VEGETABLES,
always on hand and constantly arriving. -
80. sil kinds Of Fish The public arc rrsroct- :
fully invited to eall ard examine for fhHIp-
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