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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

CHANCERY COURT Vim. II. Smith,
Chancellor, etc.-No BUSINESS transacted
in this Court yesterday. The following
cases are set for hearing to day on me-
ton plea and demurrer:
Holmes VI Southern Asylum.
Connolly Va Myers.
Jenkins vs. Lehman.
i Same vs. Johnson.
Buck vs. Williams.
Bolton VS. Dickens.
Leftwtch vs. same.
| Dickens VS. Miller.
Morrill, VS. Finlay.
Bishop VS. Wallace
RoZzsl vs. Padget-
| Mandell VS. DuLlingef.
Andrews Va Brown.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Co. vs. Wilson.
state vs. Mepph,s 0yerton Hotel Company.
| Hunt VS. Wing.
Garrett vs. Quinn.
Law CoURF-H s. Lee, J1dGe-The
Mandsmus cases set for argument yester-
day were continued oyer until Thursday,
the I'D Instant. The following orders
we're entered:
Az Boro VS. Saint. attachment for witness.
SIS Eealis Us Crowfy, continued.
ST. Hunt vs. Harris. set for Wednesday at end OF
7os Howard vs. Evans, set for Wednesday at end
of calendar.
I'll Blekford VS. German, continued.
725 Lsvi vs. Meath, continued.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day
72s Branch Bank Of Tenn. at Memphis W De
Lap.
ID Branch Bank OF Tenn. at Memphis vs. same.
1913 Rufin vs. Furguson.
80 Leonard q Co. vs. Watering.
79 Hessey, administrators, vs. German.
73S Lanier st al VS. Mcdonald.
$40 Park q &c. VS. Milians-
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURT-Georce W,
Reeyes, Judge.-The following business
wal disposed Of in this Court yesterday /:
State VS.. Lannahan, indicted for muir
der, was continued Owe to the next term.
Case Of State VI. Davis, indicted for
mule stealing, was taken up, and the
Court was engaged In the trial of the
same until q late hour.
The State docket viii be continued to-
day.
No decision has been rendered as vet
IN the divorce esse Of Davis vs.. Davis.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. ". WdLdrdn,
Judge, etc.-Only two cases were dis
posed of in this Court to-day, to-wit:
1875 State vs.. Williams, verdict not guilty.
1868 State VS.. Midget,
The following cases were continued
over for to-day
State VS.. Kirwap.
State VS.. ReAumont.
State va Burditf,
In addition to the above business the
cases inserted below will also be disposed
Of:
sSS to sG2 State Va. James schsoIes.
I7H stats Va. Fisher.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-W m. Hunter Judge.
Court met yesterday pursuant to adj
journment. No business transacted.
Stands adjourned until Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. All persons sum-
mOned as Jurors must report st thai time.
Forfeitures viii ne taken against all par
ties failing to appear.
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FRANcIsCo & WIGaIN guarantee their
stock Of ladies' furs TO be perfect, FRESH,
sad Of the lsttes patterns. They also re-
pair and remodel ladies' fOrs. w
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TEE REaIsTRAR, Capt. Sears, reports
nine thousand six hundred snd ffty-four
votes registered up to Eve O'Clock yesssr-
day evening. The proportion OF ooIored
to white Is shout three TO two.
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In addition, We have to say that We
do not derive any profit from our Sunday
Paper, as our subscribers are served,
seven papers each week, at % cents per
week, the price formerly charged by Us
e. nlr irnror
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

THE HOTELS hSve been doing a land
oflcs" business for she past few dsYs.
They are crowded via strangers rom
the adjacent country aBc nelgncoflng
towns, who are drawn hlther Dy Lhe eA-
traordIuary a~ttrsctOrs OF the present
week in Memphis. We have never be-
fore seen so many new sod strange faces
on the streets SIS yesterday and Saturday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

ATTENTION TAX PAYERs.-City, school
and police scrip and county warrants In
sums to suit tax payers, can be obtained
at the lowest rates at the Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner of Jefferson and
Front streets.
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CITY MATTERS.

YESTERDAY was another dark ana
lowering dsy,-just the sort TO make ev-
erybody fael iow-spirited.
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REGIsrGR, REGIsTER-Let every
white man vSo has a vote remember
that the hIst duty lSst he owes to him
self, the community, he country and
the white race, is to register, Captsln
Sears, the registrar Is now IN receipt OF
blanks. Go 10 him, and IL he 10 not
ready to register ycu wait your turn.
Delays are dangerous. Something may
happen to prevent you if you postpone
ii, Go to-day.
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MEMPHIS kPPEAH.
0mee--NO. Is jefferson street.
For Finance, Trade, General
Markets and River Reports, see
Fourth Page.
SALES

In making Dur returns to the United
States Assessor for the quarter ending
the first inst, we did not include the
prohts and expenses Of u Superinten-
dent of Circulation, who will himself
account for these to the Government.
Had we done 80, as We shall In the future,
our returns for the time Shove stated,
would have been just $3.50 90 greater
than they appear on the books OF the
Assessor. We call the attention OF our
business men and merchants to the cor
rected figures which we make as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

FRESH OYSTERS! REDUCED PRICE /!
Fresh oysters received daily at No. 50
Jefferson street, at seVenty-hve cents per
can.
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NoRTHERE CT rIzs
is By THE
Memphis & Louisville B Z. Line.
Fab Schedule, September IS, 1865
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS

9th Trai ms connect for Nashville.
The Sis pm c0nnects for Cairo and 81. Louts,
arriving at 81. Louis at 1880 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Rednced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Once, 2S7k
Main street, and at Depot, hezd OF Main street,
~ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phia City Transfer Company at Hotels. Prt-
Vate Residences, or on board DoaJs, TO all pr1n-
cipal point East and North.
BAN. Il. JONES, superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent sepi3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

ALL KINDS OF SoRIP.-City, sohaGl
and polics scrip and county warrants, are
wanted at Memphis City Savings Bank,
corner Of Jefferson and Front streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

Hon. HENRY A. WISE fuND.-The
Irish Literary Association OF this city
request the friends Of the Hon. Henry
A. Wise to meet this evening In the
County Courtroom, At seven O'clock, for
the purpose of perfectiDg the arrange
ments for adding TO the fund which, at
this time, Is being collected throughout
the country, to purchase 8 home for this
distinguished advocate OF civil and re-
HRious liberty. JOHN LEAGUE,
Hemphis. October %. lSes. President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

II. Dow, grocer and commission mer-
chant, has removed 70 206 Front street,
where he will hereafter be found by his
customers and friends. 1w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

'SoUIRE WALTON WAS engaged all yes
terday evening trying a case between
two danes de pkGtstr, yclept helen Stowe
and Anna Gallagher. Tire gentle
Annie claimed that Jhs I" fair Helen y
had mstowsdn away ffsy-tWO dollars Of
lawful currency belonging TO hsF, and
was about to start 70 Paris with IL. The
Squire continued the csse till tO-nay.
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FIRB.-There were two alarms Of fire
yesterday morning between one and
three O'clock. The first was from 3 build
ing nesr the P~ostofice, on Third street,
used as q butcher shop. The flames were
extingnished before any material harm
Wa done. The second was from q So
loon known as the "Gutehers' Retreat y
on Washington street. The flames
showed themselves just rs a hard shower
OF rain came or, which aided very ma
terisiIy In quelEpg them. The roof was,
however, considerably burned, and the
building otherwise damaged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

Att called meeting of the City COun-
oil yesterday evening" a quorum being
present, Judge Swsyne in the chair the
following business was transacted.
The Secretary read the following mes
sage from the acting Mayor, Alderman
Inns
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THEATER.-The play this evening
will be F0achon the Cricket, In which
Miss Charlotte Thompson appears ss
H FeHchon,"
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w. L. STEWART has removed to No.
299 Front street, up stairs. oct9-l0t
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GREAT VARIETY of hem-stiched, lace
and bordered handkerchief, at Rice s.
Engel's, 1913 Main street.
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LADIES WHITE CoRsETs at Sl-Rice
Il Engel, 23S Main street.
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LADIES furs, furs, furs. Furs at Fran
cisco s. Wiggin. 1W
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SHELBY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
FAR-The gates will be open each Gay
V nine O'Clock the exhibition will COM
zee at eleven O'Clock Snd close at four
III, ak Pm. The street railroad cars
ave and return every ten minutes
nnanib,,s Nes will run from cars To grounds
Snrtno -. day. A committee of well
hnnES -, 1emen have been appointed
to tste ehsrge of the ladies' stsnd-no
tnnTeosT $500 ters viii be allowed on
ihis I'D Ar 81 eelleHt band OF music
HiIi h. in attends ucs. All necessary
stsns have heen tsken for the preserve.
ton Of order and decol2 m. by ofoet %
the President. o.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER

Lease. VI. 9. THOMPSON
Manager and Treasurer &c. D.5ThINKUHL
GREAT SUCCESS OF the new Company, and
Brilliant Reception OF MISS CHARLOTTE
1HOMPSON and the NEW COMPANY.
October %, 1883:
FAN @ H 0 N.
FAEcHoE = MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
(Great Play IN RehearsaIJ
So Doors open att o'clock curtain will rise
ct quarter to 5 precisely.
SCALE or ~PRICKa-DreEs Circle ard Par
queste, 81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 so: Family
Circle, 50 cents Cclored Boxes, so cents Col
ored Gallery, IS cents.
Box-book open from 10 O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
Orchestra under the direction OF GEoRGH
HAEDwERKKR. ocD
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Mississippi and tennessee Il. Z.
Fast Freight Line to New Orleans.

A RRANGEMENTS have been made with the
u Mississippi Central, and New Orleans,
JACKSON AID Great Northern Railroads, by
which Pre- ght can be shipped through TO New
Orleans Without Change OF Cars or Transfer.
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WANTED.-H. Wishsrt, dress-maker
1ls Union street, wishes to employ four
competent dress makers. None others
need apply. st
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The RAILROAD TO SELMA.-Msj. MI
nor MerriYetheF yesterday exhibited
to the members OF the Common COpDcil,
q profile OF the air route OF the proposed
Railroad between this point and Holly
Springs. II shows that the gradiDgs and
cuts along the proposed route will be
very slight on q large pOrtioA OF the line,
and the work can be accomplished with
much less cost and lsbor than hss here
tosore been anticipated. The deepest cot
along the route ia but forty-two feet, and
by diverging slightly from an air line,
much Of this and other cuts can be
avoided or materially reduced.
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LADIES mink collars-Eugenie's, Ber-
thas and circulars, at Francisco & Wig
2iB, 307 Main atreeh iW
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TRANSPORTATION
CID Reliable" Memphis and White
River US. Mall Packet Company,
Fri. Weekly Line.

THE splendid side wheel steamers CONNER
l. CIAL, LIBERTY, No. and MAYFLOWER,
Will form a Tr1-Weekly line between Memphis
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tues
day, Thursday Saturday, ats O'Clock Pm,
connecting al Devall's Bluff with trains o the
litkle Rock Railroad for Little Rock, bot
Springs, and all points in Arkansas. Return-
ing, viii leave Uevall's Blun every Monday,
Wednesday n Saturday, on arrival Of the
train from Little Rock.
Commercial, capt John Edison, leaves Mem
phts Thursday, at5 o'clock p.m.; Liberty, No. 2,
Capt. James hice, Tuesday, at 5 o'clock p.R.;
MsynoWer, Capt. VIM. j. ASHORE. Saturday s
O'Clock M. G. o, d. bills VIII be taken for re.
sponkibie parties by the line as heretofore,
Without any charge being made for collection.
The steamer +. w. Brooks will run in con-
DectioR with this line from Jacksonport TO Po-
cahontas on Black River, making Semi. Week.
iy trips.
'nhankfui for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us during the past three yeafs, we hops
by strict attention 10 business, 70 merit a con-
tinpRnce of the same in The future.
JOHN b. DAVIS,
Sup't N. and W. +. Pckt Co.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
star Wharfboat, foot Jefferson street.
LEVY d SHARPE, Agents,
aR0H No. 30 Front Row.
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eAsE 3 FIsHER, Dos Front street. 1m
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o MOUND CITY.

CTEAMER PEOsTA LEAVES A.
y every day for Mound City at 5%iS
am., II Am, 8 pm. n s pm. Leaves Mound
{ pm. Landing At foot Of Washington street.
-. MARK r. CHEEK.
Yu Master,
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TIE WRoNe PLAcE.-A few nights,
or rather mornings ago Tor Il was la the
"wee ANA hOurs'i after the Isb0rs Of
the editors were over, and the " blind y
door, at the head Of the stairs leading
"a the editorial rooms Of tbs APPEAL,
was closed, one Of the editors who
CHANGED still to be up, heard steps upon
Ns stairs and q peculiar rspping on the
l. ~mentIoned door. Proceeding eau
atoI> into the hSll aud peeripg into the
5oJs 5 he asked who was there?"
oaIEheSSi as the lseonie and mysterious
"Ossh' 1T do you wsut? ?" asked
reply; "a. without opening the door,
tns ea.on, = game? Oh yes we'll
"a Z mot not he place we s5s not dealing
here now" and Mr.. EatsoF Iu ads
70 90; but "Cash" was eos ~ &c o ah
ed OF his "gamem thus G 80 90.
so'otely refused 20 leave unL ns -.
snred himself by actual inspe ~
ne mensgeris was not there-ne aaos b
TtiEef,n nor the g eagle bird b. eaNu
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HERNANDO IEsURANC& CoAPANf.-
One OF the most stsbis sLd exesilehI
home institutions, Of which Ne. nphIs can
boast, Il the fernando IHsuranee CON-
pAny. It is thoroughly domestic, anu
therefore belongs peculiarly to Us. we
were pleased TO learn, yesterday, that 10
the late election for officers, Fred Nelsons
Eco, (son OF u friend 7. A. Nelson,
ESQ, President Of the Chamber OF Com
msfee,) who has occupied the position o.
book-keeper in the Company for a year
past, was elected Assistant Secretary.
We congratulate Mr.. Nelson On his pro-
motion, and the Company ia having Sc
cured his services ia this new position.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-06

IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTs. - Con-
gress at its session just closed, passed an
amendment to the bankruptlaw suspend
ing till the lst day of January 1869, the
requirement of a bankrupt to pay fifty
per cent, of his indebtness in order to
get his discharge. So that bankrupts
who desire to avail themselves of the
benefits of the law can now do so with
the same rights and privileges which
enlisted prior to the first day of June
last. 1t behooves therefore, all persons
whose assets will not pay so per cent, of
their indebtness, and who are DESTROYS of
availing themselves of the benefits of
this beniicient law, to do SO before the
first day of January next.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-06
School Matters.

Adjourned meeting of the Board of
Trustees Of the Village and the Board of
Supervisors of the Town of Manitowoc.
August 4th 1868.
The meeting organized with the Presi-
dent in the Chair. Quorum present. A
remonstrance to the petition to set off a
part of the seventh School District, was
presented: read and placed on file.
The question of dividing the School
District No. was declared to be first in
order for consideration.
Resolution of Chas. frost to set off part
Of School District No. into a separate
School District, was lost.
Resolution Of A. X. Merrill that the
Territory lying within the Town of Man
itowoc ard now attached to School Dis
trict No, ] be and the same is hereby set
off froT. said District. The Town Board
voting against the resolution, the same
was lost.
adjourned SINE die.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-06
FIRE AT TWO RIVERS.
Two Buildings Destroyed. Loss about
$500.
Correspondence of the Manitowoc TRIBUNE.

Correspondence of the Manitowoc TRIBUNE
TwoRivers Augusta, 1868.
The old fire demon has again visited
our village. About four o'clock yester-
day afternoon the dry house of the Chair
Factory, owned by Jos. Mann & Co., was
discovered to be on fire and notwithstand-
ing the exertion of our citizens they we're
unable to subdue the flames. The fire
communicated to the dwelling house of
Mr.. Jos. Gedrocker and was also burnt
to the ground. The dwelling house was
insured for $500, which will nearly GOV
er the loss of Mr.. Godrocker.
In addition to the destruction of the dry
house, about 25, 900 feet of lumber we're
burned. Mann & Co., estimate their
loss at about two thousand dollars.
Shortly after the fire was discovered.
the engine belonging to the Tannery, ar
rived at the scene of the disaster but was
unable to save the buildings z.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-06

THE WINNECoNNE RAILRoAD.-Track
laying will commence on the Winneconne
division of the St. Paul road this week.
The arrangements for work are such that
in two weeks the iron will be laid and the
cars running to Winneconne. Business
will be carried on for the public soon af-
ter. The iron for the road is all on the
ground. 1t is hoped by the people on
the line that the road will be exte aded to
Neenah and Menasha as soon as possible
The people of those fourishing towns
want the road for traffic with Milwaukee.
Let them have it just as soon as possible.
= Wisconsin.
Don't stop at Neenah, but keep on
building until you reach Manitowoc.
Our Citizens will do something handsome
towards the accomplishment of such G re-
suit,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-06

IMPORTANT POSTAL LAw.-The new pos
tai law adopted by Congress is an import
ant measure. 1t provides, among other
things, for the return of all letters on which
the name of the sender is Endorsed, if not
called for within thirty days: reduces fees
on money orders; doubles the compensa-
ton of postmasters for payment of money
orders allows weekly newspapers sent to
regular subscribers where published to be
delivered free of postage from the post
Office nearest the place of publication;
authorizes the issue of duplicate money
orders for such as have been lost makes
it felony to counterfeit money orders
makes it felony of high character to use
postage stamps second time knowingly ;
declares it shall be unlawful to deposit in
the postofice any letters or circulars con-
corning lotteries or gift enterprises of any
kind on any pretextw hateyer establishes
blank agency in the Postoffice at cost
of nine thousand FIVE hundred dollars an
nually, and abolishes all other blank agen-
cies; empoweIs the Postmaster General
to negotiate and conclude an information
al order arrangement: provides that sur
cites on bonds of defaulting Postmastcrs
shall not be liable unless the government
institutes a suit within three years
after the final settlement of accounts; al
lows certified copies of Postmasters' re-
turns to be used as evidence in courts in
criminal prosecutions; authorizes the
Postmaster General to prescribe uni
form for letter carriers, and makes it a
misdemearor for any one else 10 wear the
same.
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adjourned SINE die.

MARROW ESCAPE. During a strong
wind from the northeast on Monday, an
adventurous youth, about IA years old,
resolved to have ride in a small boat.
For a short time all was lovely aud the
frail little craft weathered the "white
caps nobly; but his enjoyment was
soon brought to close, by large SCI.
filling the boat with water, and capsizing
it. Fortunately the boy succeeded in
swimming ashore by getting hold of the
boat and pushing it in front of him.
After reaching the shore he was so nearly
exhausted that he was hardly able to
walk. This should be lesson to boys
IN the future not to venture out on the
lake in small boats during storm.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-06

Is COMING To MANITo woc.-Dr Barth
formerly of New York Eye, Far and Lung
Infrmary, now consulting operating
and operating Surgeon to the Chicago Eye,
Ear and Lung ln6rmary, No. al Madi-
son, street will be at the Windiate House
on Tuesday August 18th and will remain
until Saturday evening August 18th,
during which time he can be consulted
for successful treatment of the Eye, Ear,
Throat, Heart, Lungs. Catarrh, Deafness
noises and discharges from the ear.
Those afflicted will do well to avail
themselves of this golden opportunity OF
consulting one of the most eminent sur
gcons now living.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-06

The following very complimentary
letter from one of the Stedman Base Ball
Club, We find in the Sheboygan Falls
Herald. 1t gives us pleasure to know
that our friends enjoyed themselves while
here
Mr.: EDIToR:-It is pretty generally
known to the people ofShebogan Falls and
vicinity, that the Stedman Base Ball Club
OF this place, went to Manitowoc last Sat
urday, to play match game with the
'Hlttemhards' Of that place, and it is
also pretty generally known that the
"Stedman came home pretty badly beat
en-. But it is not known to all what a
generous reception we received at that
place, nor how much the "Hittem-
hards'' did to make our stay pleasant and
agreeable. To be sure they did not allow
us to bea them, and it was perfectly right
that they should not, but in every other
respect | can say, and kno it is the
feeling of every man who went to Mani
towoc on that day, that they did every
thing that it was possible for men to do,
to entertain us, and make us satisfied with
our visit. And for this. in behalf of our
CluU, l. WlSl " tiduh tueut. IL Is UlQ
enough to go away from home and get
BEATEN, but when men come out and use
us in the style that we were used by the
'Hittemhards. and in fact by every cit
izen of Manitowoc, it almost makes US
ashamed that we ever tried to vanquish
them, which we did certainly try our
best to do.
Words cannot express our Qualification,
all we can say is, may we do so to them
when they come here. And although it
will be difficult thing to use them as
well as we were used, we will do our best
to send them home satisfied with our
Inequalities.
Allow me to say in closing, if you want
to get into live town, and amongst some
live men just go to Manitowoc and you
will have accomplished your desire,