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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-16
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. "A letter re-
ceived here from Gen. Seckles speaks
very encouragingly Of the progress of the
negotiations he is carrying on with Spain.
He thinks che main features of the po-
sitions submitted by the United States
will be agreed to, and that the solution
Of the Cuban question is near at hand.
a prominent official Of the navy ex-
plains the reported activity in several of
the eastern navy yards by saying that.
toward the last Of Mr.. Johnson's admin
istration, many needed repairs on the
principal vessels were neglected, and at
present the department is using the lin
tied means at its disposal to put few
ships, for various squadrons, in first rate
order E& EE
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Foreign.
terry.

MADRID, Sept. 1l.-Slxteen thousand
troops are ready to sail for Cuba.
A small band of carists are reported
in Catalonia. Troops have been sent il
pursuit.
PARIS, Sept. 12.-It is reported that
Gen. Sickles's late note to the Spanish
Government declares that, though the
United States have not YET recognized
the insurgents in Cuba as beh'gerents,
still if the situation is not modified soon,
they will take steps to that end.
Spain is about to dispatch twenty four
thousand reinforcements to Cuba. The
first detachment Of six thousand strong
will embark during the present week.
MADRID, Sept. l2.-The Lmperia,
newspaper confirms the report that TWEEN
ty four thousand soldiers will be sent to
Cuba, and states that merchants of Hav'
ana have raised 100000 reals for their
pay.
Victor Emanual of Italy, in reply tc
overtures made to the Duke of Aosta II
connection with the Spanish throne, de
| clares that his son shall ne1er reign Ii
a free country, unless bv the unanimous
| call of its constituent chambers.
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Our Next State Treasurer.

-
HENRY BETZ became resident ot
Manitowoc County in 1854 and at once
| identified himself with that then small
but energetic band, who laid the founda.
ton of the republican party in this
country
In the year following he changed his
residence from Two Rivers to Manitowoc
and was appointed Deputy by the then
Register of Deeds, Mr.. Baker, with
whom he remained until the close of the
year 1853, having also within that time
filled the Office of Town Clerk. His
ability and diligence gained him so many
friends, that he was nominated by his
party to the Office in which he had acted
as deputy and was elected, although the
democratic was the dominant party by Il
large majority, and reelected by greatly
creased majority in 1860.
In August 1862 he raised company
of volunteers for the Goth Regiment,
was soon after mustered into the service
of the United States as captain and
in less than six months promoted to the
Office of Major, in which capacity he
fought with his regiment in the battles
of Chancellorville and Gettysburg in the
latter of which he was dangerously
wounded and honorably discharged from
the U. S. Service. In the Spring of
1866 he was elected Village Treasurer
and in the fall County Treasurer of Mani
towoc and in 1868 reelected by 593 ma
jority, the people seeming anxious to
show their satisfaction with his services
and also to secure to themselves the con-
sclousness that their interests were safe
at the least as far as he was concerned.
During his residence among US Mr..
Batz has also filed the honorable offices
of Town Supervisor, Village Trustee and
Village President, IN all of which he has
secured to himself the highest esteem Of
his fellow citizens and reputation for
capability, honesty and integrity second
to none in our county or even in cur
whole State. May his success be ever
equal to his merit.
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Funeral of Hon. Johu ne,,.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 1.-THE funeral of
Hon. John Bell fakes place to morrow.
Meetings OF the Nashville bar and citi-
zens we're held to-day, at which resolu-
tions commendatory of the deceased
were passed. The citizens meeting was
addressed by Henry Foote, President
johnson. and Others. Mr.. johnson
spoke Of Mr.. Bell as statesman and
patriot, with whom he had disagreed 20
litically, but to whom he was pleased to
pay the tribute due to eminent worth
and unwavering honesty.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-16

VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-The vote wa
small but the election has been carried b
the Republicans by increased majorities,
General Washburn has been elected Coz
ernor by about ls 900 to 20, coo majority
and all the Republican ticket by abou
the same majority. The Senate i,
unanimously Republican, aud the Hous,
too, nearly unanimous. The Democrat
ought to have enough in each House t,
watch the proceedings. a
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: = 1ssc ssdees,fssessae,sfs.


s,.ees rss psopsrtyof roper wa,. Kemn,o, .;.,,.,o,
satins OF siaWs a tie Village Of Manitowor ~
tered i0F sale NJ s.ane Hn'ise one Lot ts ce
ine're Ct VIM Kea,Erosao sa5olsoie terms For ~
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From Now york

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-It is ascertain
ed that Major Pratt, accused of murder
and treason in Texas, saile.l for Europe
under false name few days after his
release: Warrants have boon sent from
Texas for his arrest.
The bonds of the Cuban insurgents for
the loan OF twenty million dollars have
been completed, and are being sold at
twenty five cents on the dollar. The in
terest begins at seven per cent. after the
Cuban independence is acknowledged,
and the bonds are payable ten yeals af-
ter the interest begins.
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From washington,

WASHINGTON, Sept. Capt. James
Burns, Co. K, 18th United States caval.
ry, has been ordered to Virginia with a
detachment of twenty men, to enforce
the revenue laws
President Grant is expected to return
to Washington next Tuesday, and re-
main. 1t is scarcely probable that the
repairs now in progress at the Executive
Mansion will be completed before that
time. F
WASHINGTON, Sept. l1,-Gcn. Sher-
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Terrible Suss,ieiOn.

New YORK, Sept ll.-Spocial dis
patches to the Times and Herald, from
Scranton, say that there has long been a
feud between the Welsh and Irish miners
and the latter threatened the formor for
not being more active in the late strike.
and 1t Is believed that the wood partition
and brattice in the shaft were fired pur
posely. as 1t was not burnt at the bottom
but near the ton.
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Lady Thorn beat American Girl and
Goldsmith Maid at Philadelphia on the
9Th, three straight heats, IN 2:234 2,l9!
and 223}. The Girl took the seconc
money, though being in the first two
heats. 49,. s.-s r
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r. R.f.jSCH,

TEWELEH ana PHOTOGRAPHER. All
u knti of work in the line of my business prompt
ly attsais to and warranted give satisfaction.
h,vs lust received Wing & 0rnsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which l can take small
pictures of the finest oder for one dollar per Dozen
Photographic taken of all sizes Albums aaf Frames
-,,,.,,tIr a, b,,1 Yor, Street 13-itf
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HE.TRH SIZE EE.

JUSTICE of the caee- Saiee- ksueb.
u mrs bull ling OF Eli gth and York street,
Mautowoc, Wisconsin.
VIII make coectioaS ply taxes, search the rec ds
draw dee L. mortgage AMI contracts, &c, &c All
susl.ss will receive prompt attention. I1 To-
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n. s. Ys.IEgO.W. W. d.,

nHYSJCIAN and Surgeon, Also EX-
/ amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Govarnment.
OFFICE cornsr of Eighth and York streets, Manito-
voc, Wisconsin.
or,iers lef, at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
~ th. treatment Of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CAsEs 1929
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ia grand
procession Of German societies and
A1asons today proceeded to Farmount,
where the corner stone Of the Humbold
monument Is laid. On conclusion OF
the ccremo-.s festivities were held on
the outskirts of the city
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Cur G0ven0r at the Convention.

Gov. tairchild, the nominee for Gov.
ernor, escorted by Hon. f. w. Kcyes,
appeared and was greeted by the most
hearty applause. The President stated
he felt it to be both an honor and a pleas
urc to present to the convention its nomi-
nee, for Governor, Hon. Lucius Fair-
child, who addressed the convention as
follows: tsstA't-s -sz@
lM. President and Gentleman Of tie Con-
cegtton.:
haveno words with which to express
to you my feelings upon this occasion
To be nominated for the third time by
the the Republican pai ty for the high
office of Governor of this State, is an
honor ofwhich any man on the face of
the earth might well be proud Coming,
as this nomination does. and ali others
have come TO me, of your own free will
and accord, it is doubiy dear to me, and |
pledge you it shall be my firm endeavor
that you will never have occasion to re-
gret the compliment you thus pay me-
To be nominated too, under the peculiar
circumstances which have surrounded this
campaign and over honorable gentlemen
who have been before you, enhances the
significance Of the honor. In the future,
as in the past, shall do my utmost for
the good of the State and the welfare of
the nation. | will bear as well as can,
the banner of the Republican Party, and
under it we will march on to victory at
the polls in November [Checrs.
The Republican Party after carrying
on this great war-after liberating four
millions Of slavcs-after subduing enc
mics at home aud abroad-after prcserv-
ing one and inseperable this Union, have
still great mission to accomplish. 1t is
for this party now to protect the nation S
faith, to redeem the nations obligations,
and preserve for all to come our free insti.
tutions.
thank you again. gentlemen, from my
heart, and shall seek to deserve the high
honor. [Great applause
The New Cosmopolitan Language.
The Westiicle Posts local editor de
serves credit Tor the discovery of the fol-
! lowing piece of literature, written IN
German-America1 G He found it in the
complaint book at the City Engineer Of
fee. 1t reads thus : '-i+-- w
| Herr Inspector, Sl1'- l-
| Ter ist Elm tam pad blace in der Scit
volk in der franklin Ebenu Streets voi
mein Haus ant | want him fix quick, al
vonst; ais mien vrow ant der. Kinder
she falls in dem and now gifts dam dock
tor bill zu bay. ssts |
The name was signed in full, The Seit
volk [side walk was fxt at vonst. -
/ + st. Lou3s Republndn,i III >.
If that German would only come here
who knows but he might get our Side
WALKS fixed to.
The Roman Catholic bishops Of Ire
land have met in Dublin and adopted
| resolutions demanding an exclusive Cath
ole College endowment by the state. th
division of the property of royal and en-
!, dowed schools, the alteration Of tn
Queen ,ollegesto Observation-Disclosures
tions, and a general land bill fos Ire
land @'- +.tta - = : .k-- tesNsst =
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mans commission as secretary of War
appoints him until the end of the next
session OF Congress. The law does not
prevent HIM from holding the two Offices
of General and Secretary of War.
but he must select, which salary lie will
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-16

PARIS, Sept. l3.-Gen. Prim arrived
here to day. -. - ---
MADRID, Sept. l3. Commissioners
are named to consider the alteration of
penal code Of colonies, administration of
reforms and the abolition of slavery in
Porto Rico. -.
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GT.ST.sg FEE1s :,

yTAyCIsHaIz and BE;.TE..Eft. OF
w f,rs his services for rcpFiring all kiris of
Clocks AMI w.,t:les Has Il fine anl well selected
as.ortm of the Iltast and bs=t styles of Clocks,
Am ,ricu En- lish ana Swiss Watches, is also OF Goid
s,I pI,t.1 I-uaIrv 9-iy
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RET.1JI IU.uBER YARD.

-I,HE Undersi-ne.la are prepared. to fiII
/ order, bills OF lumber or lata on the shortest
aotice. A man Viii be at all times in the yard,
-e,iy wait customers and receive their or
lars The be It stock kept costtntIy hand ut the
1i-14 GUYLESS & BROWN.
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NeWeDaper SuSner,SIou

MEMPHIS, Sept. 1.-THE Post, the
only Republican paper here, was sus spen-
ded to-day, Governor Senter having with
drawn the state printing from it.
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nARDS, LETTER and BILL
uEApS PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE
u 1GhAS At MILWAUKEE, PRICES
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u. e.. yOHISOT,

ENTLEMEN'S Furnishing Goods OF
VI every description.
lam prepared to m,nuftcture full suits of Men and
.ay clsthng on the shortest notice. and satisfaction
S4rantsei. Iemploy the best workmen to be found,
All keep two of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
IN Iz-il
EIiuTu STREET onposits Gnodenow Barnes
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ana help us in our efforts to make our
country what it ought to be: the hope of
the oppressed, the pattern for all gov
ernments, and the home of the free.
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EI. III. .N,EESEA Ea.E.HE,

TrCVNET and Counselor nt law
~ and Notary public. Osiicc, No. 4 ANteHs Block
South End Walkers Point Bridge Milwaukee, Wis
Marine, Bankruptcy, and Land oice lo-f'
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EJeEp. sFEg EDEgs.

MEAT Markct.--{Savja" 0r-cE.nS2a
M til. business Of VIM Brown, | shall hereafter
cea,t.ntIy keep hon1 the ch '.cet meats at the
owest rates 4 share Of public patronage solicited
1911
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E5-s,a. e.. 90 \.

VIOJSE, SIGN AND CARasS Az y
l Painter. olay Strc=t. a ljoinins the new Touring
mill South Side Offers his service 70 the citizens
Of this Village in the above branches at the most re'
~,a,i,. r,-.s 1910
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F.,oHAEE. NaDifGwoc Co. Courf
IN Tue matter of the estate of Wallace B Jons.

NF1soHAEE, NaDifGwoc Co Corr.
deceased = "0A'aee D. Jones.
On reading and fling the netitio, ,e
Jones' administrator Of the estate Of said decsasai
representing, among other things that he has 1v Cd
ih lSt'.ttl sS1d estate and PRAYING that time and
OF ms administration. fled in this Court IT Is or
4ered that SAID account he examined by the judge of
ms Court on Monday. the Goth dav OF September A
1868, az 10 O'Clock. NJ my office in said Countv
ordered further that notice thereof be given 70 the
hes OF sad deceased and TO all persons interested y
publishing copy Of this order three weeks prior
% SAID day OF hearing, in the Manitowoc TRIBUNE
weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc in said
County.
Dated at Manitowoc. the eth day of August AID
1859 GRO u paREES -
-t-o-H County Judpa
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ER FED SEEGER.

OFFERS to his many friends and Ii, g
~ public generally, choice selection of Fresh
a.,fs Salt Pnri a;,i Beef, Smoked Beef aui Hams,
shoulders Sauza.es Tallow and Lard 1T the lowest
80. N,rE.. ~ Commercial Street. Oily
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ERED C.IRES,

nVACTICAg. EIRiES, Keeps con
-tantly hand the large It and best assortment
aGi caps OF the latest stylei at the lowest pos
sibic prices ami alw pays the highest Naine IN
- - IN t;,I. of t,rs I6-7
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JOHNSON s. HIcGAVlM

oy-- t.ir services t. th.;r tcjeil5 and to the pIlic
gea ally FIR Ioa.> Painting. GEZinG, ti.!un- and
x,,,.r II tarr. ANY orders LETT the ug store Of
a. X D.-pn { CO.. Will be thankfully received AMI
faithfully executcl at tIc lowest possible ratcs-
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1 " EfcEsA Il: faan1EOEyoC Co. COurf.
Tolielson.
On reading and filing the potion of Gunder Tori
son guardian of said minor, representing among
oef Things fhat the said ward seized of certain
real estate in Manowoc county and that if is neces
sary that the same should be sold aad PRAYING for
license to sell the same: and it appearing to the Court
from said petition that it necessary for the sunnrt
OF the SAID minor to sell the srid real it is or
dcFed and directed that the of kin to said ward
ana all persons interested in said estate appear be-
tore me on Monday the 18th day of October 1865
at 10 o'clock Nj. at the Probate Office in said coun-
ty then and there to show Of any there be)whv
license should not be grant sale of said real
estate, according to the prayer of said petition
And it is further ordercd that copy OF this order
sa!l be published for four successive weeks prior to
SAID day OF hearing in the Nantowoc Tribune week
ly newspaper printed at Manitowoc in said county
Dated at Manitowoc the 10Th day of Sept. d 1869
22-4H GEO. ". BARKER, Co Judge
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& s 5sTE3 ERSss 9.

AyANUFACEEREE aIi Dealer i'm
NJ Boots Shoes, Leather &C., &c. Shopon buhtlp
STREET u tn, c)cnsr If Eighth Repairing neatly
An promptly cvecutci.
atatowoc, September ,, lSo5-
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H. "a KERS'.

WORK Strcef. nitowOc. Wis. Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy foods
Glas. ware Boots and Shoes, Ready male Clothing
Paper hun sin,S Hats and Caps, Toy, Children Caps
Live Ge.se Feathers Bird Cages Kerosene Oil and
L,npt &c. &c. \ share of public patronage is sol-
if.l
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The Richmond Wig says: We
beg the New York World, and all the
overzealouS De 10 til; journals to let
us alone. What we have done has been
done without their aid and in spite Of
their opposition We are more indebt-
ed to President Grant than to all the
Northern Democrats put together for
deliverance.
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STREET COMMISSION.
ER'S NOTICE.

Village OF MAHrTowoC
September 13 1869
NOTICE is hereby given tfat sealed ruposals fol
l abatlng the nuisance by filling up Lot No tw
IN BLOCK No. two hundred and twenty-seven dot No
:, BLOCK No 22l) in he first ward of this Village will
De received by the undersigned Chairman of the I.o
cal Committee OF the frst ward until the I'd dav n
october 1863 The height the filling of said lot u
correspond with the height of the adoioin street ac
oording TO the established grade of this Village
CHAs. WHITE, Chm, 81
lst Ward local Com. Of the Village of Manitowoc.
I
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rn 7,ypyF Sa. YKES

nEALEIin stoves; Tin. Sncct 1rch
- and i1ppe-warc manufacturer. All kinds OF
requiring done Eighth Street. opposite ir'hia' VI
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ID r. WISER u.

nEA A. T. pATC.IEN. Dentist III ce
In Shcrln ms new building, on S!h Street
Aantowoc, Wis.
20 Teeth extracted without pain
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"A OnliniS

The ;,nder.i., ~oA NOtlC6s
tratoGs srsIsssd or he asyja been appointed ,,0
tee "a hereby. xirer, ehfy Berner, deceased a.
ct once or sys,n @ u.t made TO = $40 as
the same .aAen 70 enforce collection or
Dated, Msnisowoc Aur. ~ 1seo 49,
ats MARTIN voLLENpoRp
CHA RLES HAUkoRI
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WILLIAMS HDUSE.

4 WILLIAMS & J. kAP1FAN. Pro-
N. priefOrS. This ffrst-class house Is IN excel
ieni condition and the proprieors are confident that
they give entire satisfaction to the travelling pub
iic An ON mnbus will always be ready to convey trav-
elers to and from the boats.
Farmers and others can rely on hndlng sooh &c
commoda+ions for horses or cattle 9tf.
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GRAND BALL!
UTSz nKz HALL,
manitowoc Rife Comply,
Saturday, September rs, 1869.

All those wishing to have good time can have a
rare chance to enjoy themselves at the above named
hall Music by tho UNION BAND Admission 80
ccr'ts.
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T.. Il. TR E.4T,

TrNVyEY and Counselor at Law,
n Real Estate Agent Office corner OF G'Su'
Al fr,n,xii, streets Manitowoc Wisconsin. ILL
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Hetc advertisements.
IA * siN UP.

BY the undersigned the 1st inst, a red COW
aoout years ola- The owner is requested to Prov
property pay charges and take her away
OLs OLsAN OSsTAD
Sec town Rapids, mile southwest of the
Branch. 81 .. .
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Ed. MAERKLIM,

Hru.rtst aud apothccarY. sta ssrect
l opposite the Post Office. Is now fully provided
9TH copplctc selection OF fresh Drugs aud Medl-
zines and iers his services especially 10 the pFfSl
cSsEz this village and county Tor the c1rJRf aito
sse,tif preparation of their prescriptions ID
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Ix.sIKEH s. W-HETE
8. - HOOD.

rrORNEYS ut Law Manitowoc.
a WISCONSIN o!hce on Eighth street over the
-. ss.ianaI E,uk jy19'65.l
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g. ID. .yD.1ES

NEANUFACTERER and Dealers IN
vi Lumber, latk, aud Shingles Bills cut to order
on hort notice Msnitowoc, Wis.
A u JONES.