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cta.e OF y.-iseo.,si.,. ngarstou.c Co. s..

ket7t.e Oi . lsc5lass4ss, 1zatettO sc Co., s..
- Probate Office, August 10, 1859.
ln tle matter of the proof and probs6 of the sst
VIII and testaInent Of Christian Jacobsen deceased
late Of the County Of Manitowoc
Whereas, instrument in writing purportipa TO
be the last viii and testament of Christian jacobson
deceased, late of the County of Manitowoc as been
filed IN this Office; aud whereas application been
made by Nasen Jacobson praying that the same be
proven and admitted 70 probate according tie laws
OF this State Therefore, it IS ordered that said ap-
plcatlon be heard before me ct the probate office in
the Village Of Mantowoc i'll said County on the 18th
day Of September 4 1869, at ten o'clock A II. And
1t IS further ordered that notice shall be given to all
persons interes ted in said viii of the time and place
OF said hearing, by publication in the Manitowoc
TRIBUTz, newspaper printed in said County, for
three successive weeks once each week, prior to the
time OF such hearing. BY the Court. 1913
GEO. II. BARKER, County Judge.
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~ s Fs.FECO.E, ia. d.,

DNYSICIAE azld Surgeon, Also EE-
ain.ning Surgeon for PENSIONS. appointed by
..aiat
woo, Wisconsin.
ORDERS left at the Drug Store, viii receive
attention.
sS-particular attention paid to consultations and
to tae treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASFS 12-2y
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manager J. 6. McKindley Esq, at l24
La Sale ST. Chicago is known as combin-
ing the rare qualifications necessary for a
successful pursuit Of this business.
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III EE .EE r.s Mzs.sYE.

TrCEgEy as.:. .t'oauacG&7 - c..,I..
~ and Notary Puhiic. Once. No. AxteG : Block
South Eni Walkers Point bridge Milwaukee Wis.
Marine Bankruptcy, and Land once l5-E
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ATES or .9KeY.ERTTSL.VG.
.N.fT4D.s.sE EzDTEE.

This first class house is in excellent ~ coIiitloh
and the proprietor is confident that ne can Si'e Pc
feet satisE,ctaa to the travelling pubic.
Bu-s will always be ready TO take trayeiets - '
from the boats good Livery Stable IS KEEP. IN CON
nectcn with fhe House.
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Il. FS. TR EFT,

TTORNET and Counselor at Law.
N Real Estate Agent Office corner OF Eis<s!
nd Franklin streets, Manitow0c Wisconsin All
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NO. 10.
.s-ssU advertisements.
School sapsrintendent's S
Is LCEsn
OFFICE OF scHool SUPERINTENDENT,


ManItowoc August %. 1850.
The Undersigned has concluded that in order 10 do
Justice to his successor in Office he Will not hereafter
grant Certificates 10 Teachers for longer term than
SIX months. Teachers who hold Certificates with
qualifications bearing No. and upwards and who are
personally known 20 the Superintendent can receive
their Cerdfcates by applying me as soon as possi-
bic by mail or personally
New applicants Tor Certificates and others who are
not well known personally to me- are informed that
VIII meet them for examination at the First Ward
School House in Maniowoc, on Afanday and Tuesday.
Septeino Der y and Is, at 70 O'Clock 4 NJ of each
which Will be the only Public Fxa1lil ations will
hold
Town Clerks will please hand in their Annual Re-
ports to me at the earliest day possible
As this viii be my Hast official notice as Co School
superintendent deem it proper occasion to return
cfy hear tiet haiiks to the people of Manitowoc Co.
Tor the confidence reposed IL me as such for
past years, and for their uniform kindness and for
bearance to me in good and ilI-health.
JERE CROWLEY
CO. Superintendt OF Schools
r \ may be found during Office house at the Of
fee OF Henry Sibrce Esq. with whom all conmuni-
cations may be left during my absence 10
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Ul,e Uril)ul,e.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
Our Choice for State Treasurer,
e HENRY BAEzTX.
REPUBLICAN UNION STATE C0NYEN
TTHN

State Convention of delegates, representing the
Republican Union party of Wisconsin, is hereby
called to meet the Capitol in Madison, at II o'clock
NJ. oh
wEDNEsDA SEPTEMBER 1sT, 1869
for the purpose OF nominating candidates Of
cers to be elected at the next general election, and
to transact such other business may be deemed ap
propriatc.
Each Senate and Assembly District Of the state will
be entitled to two delegates
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"a Washington dispatch to the Tyi-

"a Washington dispatch to the Tri-
61Hae says:
''The President SAID to the Texas poll
ticians during their late visit here, that
the administration can not give its inhu-
ence to aid the people to full restora
ton before Congress, unless they can
elect men to office who can take the
promptly ratify the fifteenth amendment
to the constitution, and make laws secur-
ing the most complete equality ahd pro-
lection to all classes of citizens He
does not yet, so far as is known. express
preference either for Davis or Hamilton
as Governor.
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TO TIE ArrEIG

offer my services to all who decline applying ID
their regular Physician and being familiar with the
tile Of ali means OF Investigation and cures
OF disease, guarantee to each patient carefaI consid
Grafton skIiui application Of the necessary remedies
to effect speedy relief Aioice Fee. and the strctost
confidence observed in all cases.
10 GENT I,EMEN.-On receipt OF stamp Will senc
ms private Circulars free and 10 vgluabl,
treatise of 400 pages the Errors 0f YOUTH its ey
Consequences and the best remedy for its cure
TO LADiES-0n receipt OF stamp l Wlll send my
Private Circular. ana for is cents
THE LADIES PRIVATE MEDICAL ADYT5ER,'
ntaining intornaton of great interest to the sex
and detailing symptoms and remedies necessary in all
cases. Address
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.JE'O. II. xE.5.s'S.

TTOKNEY and Counselor Mt E.aw
IN Office Eighth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to. l0-92
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Basil Duke, marauder and guerilla,
is member Of the new Legislature OF
Tennessee.
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EsE.sVxSTrsE..

nR. Al. pATC5EES. Dentist. Sd ce
in Sherman's new building Sth street
Mauitowoc Wis.
RH- Teeth extracted without pain.l
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GUARDIAN SALE.

IN PROBATE -Man!towoc County Court In the
Z meter Of the estate Of the minor heirs of Knud
knudSen, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that ly virtue and in pur-
suauce of order of license made in said matter on
the 23d day Of August 1869. by the County Court
OF said County, the undersigned guardeu Of the mi
nor heirs of knud knudseu deceased, VIII, on Mon
day. the 20th day Of September 1862 ocl X
in the forenoon Of said day the Office OF the Coun-
ty Judge in the Village Of 0Iantowoc in said County
offer for Sale at public eudue, the following descro
ed lands. to-w-t: The undivided two-thirds of the
east half of the southeast quarter of section No five
~ of township No eighteen (S) north of range No.
twenty-five (2 east subject to the dover interest of
the widow OF said deceased; said land being III said
County of Manitowoc.
The terms OF sale viii be made known at the time
and Place Of sale
1913 NILS KNUDS0N Guardian
Dated at Manitowoc the 23I day of August D. 1869
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s. IL. E'OOD.

TTORNEyS at Law. Nassito.oc-
n Wisconsin. ohice Eighth street, over the
First National Bank. jyl9Ool
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.JflSEEsEE SE.EzEN.

HEALEsia Stoves: Tin sheet Iron
ani Capper,yare manualcturer. All kinds OF
repairing done Eighth Street opposite Tribune 0i-
ace lilly
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500 PER DAY-Agents wanted everywhere,
Qp-(C Sample for two stamps. Address
l9-4 BATES, HAIFES a co. Cleveland, 0.
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S'FRAYED.

From the subscriber about two weeks ago, one
year old C0N--black-with white belly, two white
spyts tina right side Zone small and one largc)-
Whoever viii give satisfactory information about said
COW VIII be suitably rewarded by the owner
MATTlAs HALLApA, Town of Two Creeks.
AUgHst IS. 1862 Is-S
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~ II. SKO s'E.

CODA WATER Manufacturers respect
~ fully requests aud will fill orders promptly his
aetory, corner eth and Jay street, Manitowoc 49,
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.H.fSO.s'EC.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor ut Law
IA Office with Geo. n. Noodin Manitowoc. Wis
-psin. l.-3a
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CHAS. w. WHITE,

United States Assistant ASSESSOR
u ONCE on Sth Street, First National Bank,
Narltcwoc, Wieconsin lel3ly
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.BESG PUBLISH Ed.
Price, Twemty-Five Gents.
MlDaiI LUCELLi DElElRHE

has published Z very valuable aid to al who desire to
gain the affections of the opposite sex RE-
GARD TO WEALTH, AGE or BEAUTY. 1t IS the only really
practical work OF the kind published II be
read by thesngle and the married with int crest end
pleasure.
1t teaches how TO win and WOO. 1t gives You In
struction how proceed under every liifculty, or
how to condnct courtship to successful ISSUE and
by folio ring its simple rules you viii always be
cessfl in securing the affections of the loved and
live in happiness when married. Every young lady
should read itori contains hundred useful remarks
and hints that will benefit the reader. Every mar
ried lady should read it, it viii direct her to
the Affections OF hsr husband long life lasts Ev
cry man, married or single should read it it will
make him successful lover and happy man.
Twenty-Five cents thus expended may give you
years of bliss which but the happy can fully re-
alize- Sent by mail post paid. receipt Of price.
Address:
MADAM LUCILLA DEMARRE.
Station &C., New York.
1sSfo.1v Kim nlLIyI
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W.lLREEe S Eg'EEsTE,

TTORNET and Counselor al law.
IN Once. corner of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
voc, Wisconsin. l2-9l
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Remove Headache, Dizziness. Giddincss
Drowsincss, Unpleasant Dreams,
Dimness Of Sight, Indiges-
ton, Cieanse5 the Stomach and Bowels &
Restores s3.e sick TO Perfect Health.
They are the best Family Pills for general use; they
freely the Liver and Stomach, promote diges-
tnn. and care all those symptoms common to Dys-
pcpsia. They
EUIEE.Y VEGETABLE.
RE5-We urge all who are in need ST harmless but
eficac.ous PUETFYING MEDICINE 10 use tins Remedy
Ne have never found medicine act with more bene-
fetal results Thcy use.ui IL every disorder, and
particularly where the Liver is torpid and the Bow
els habitGay costive Sick Headache is generally re
Isved by single dose. Eruptons Of the Race or
Body, that arise from Blood Impurities re-
moved. The Remedy is simple! the EFFECT 6gRE!
Try them! They only cost 25 cents, and if you
not get them Of your Druggist, send the money 10
BRYAN * Co,
64 Cedar Street New York.
And they VIII be sent Jy return Of mail postpaid.
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7. q. o, f,

1thick ermin= Lodge No. 81. I. q. o. f.
~ Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
Hall, in Carus block on the south side.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

Ga Cedar Street, New York,
And they VIII be sent by return Of mall postpaid.
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ED. mAERKLIW,

D-u-gist and ADofsecary- Sth street
4 J opposite the Post Office Is now fully provided
with a complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
cin-s and offers his services especially TO the PfsI-
of this village and county Tor the cGTf1t dR0
scieatifc preparation Of the;c prescriptions. l3-
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.E'est .EGtGcs'Eise2fs ea;ss.
NIE'kID STA TES
INTERNAL REVENUE |!

ASSESSORS OFFICE, 5TH DISTRICT WIS.
WAUTosft. august il. 1869.
SIR Tho following additional regulations reiat-
ing to claims for the reiunding of taxes IS hereby
prescribed h. the Secretary of the Treasury:
''No claim APPLICATION hereafter made the re-
funding of taxes Will be entitled consideration by
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue unless the
shall be filed with the Commissioner within two
years from the date ef the payment OF the tax or
the of claims already accrued, within two years
from this date. Very Respectfully,
J. S. BAUGH, Assessor.
To CHAs. ". WHITE, Assistant Assessor. 1s-3
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TAKE EUTICE.

G,e krwaunec Eatc,prtse publishes
the 8ing letter from the Attorney
Gelsral Of this State, in reply TO inuuir-
es asto the liability of owners of stock
allowed to run at large:
OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Madison, Jnly 22d 1869
Dear sir. Your favor Of the 18th inst.
is received. The question which you ask
is one entirely unofficial and of course
does not come within the class which
this Office attends, but | return you Il
brief answer. Men are bound to take
care of.their stock If you turn to page
u, 9Th volume OF Wisconsin Reports,
you will fad the law laid down by the
Sunreme Court Of this State, in the case
of ljainer against Brown as follows:
EUe7Y Bla31 IS bound. apola peril Of
beiilg accounted q tgesp1s2er, to keep such
alataials as are tie saIjects Of absolute
property, upon has olcl, soi}
Hogs, cattle, &C., are subjects of alb
solqte property, and Of course come with
in the decision
Yours very truly,
(Si9aed) ''JoHN G. SPoONER
Assistant Attorney General "
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The
quarterly meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors was held on Tuesday at their
office in Newark, when it was resolved
to hold only one Fair this year, at their
grounds, between Newark and Eliza
beth. The time fixed was September
DIST, ODD, 23d, and oath. 1t was also
resolved to pay off all claims by an is
sue of stock, which will be distributed
pro rata among the present stockhold-
ers, leaving the Society clear of debt
and with a fair cash balance in the
Treasury for working capital. Season
tickets will be issued by the Superin-
tendent, VIM. M. Force, to holders of
800 worth of stock, admitting them to
the grounds on all occasions except ex-
hibition days. Messrs. P. II. Quinn,
d. D. Buchanan, E. Williams and c.
r. Dunn were appointed delegates to
the meeting of the American Pomologi-
eel Society, in Philadelphia, September
10
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Esg~In a few days the strawberry sea-

BagHIn few days the strawberry sea-
son will be at its height. Nearly every
church about town adds a few coppers
to its treasury by these delightful en-
tertainments. They are less trouble
some to the ladies than fairs, and are
more successful generally in a financial
point of view. AS they are an establish
ed custom, why not have the sugar
bowls, pewter spoons, and the other
necessary implements owned by
the Church with it's crest? To or
ganize one of these festivals the
Church members have their crockery
and silverware levied upon. The conse-
quence is that many have returned to
them spoons that have strange family
initials, and crockeryware that make ur
very odd sets
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

The MEANING OF WORDS. Look not
in the dictionary for the meaning of
words. 1t is life that presents their sig
nifcance to us in all the vivid realities Of
Does the young and joyous
maiden know the meaning of sorrow, or
the inexperienced youth understand the
of business misery ? Ask
the hoary headed debauchee for the
definition of remorse, and go to the bed
side of the invalid for the proper under
standing of health. Life, with its
inner experience, reveals to us the
powerful force Of words, and writes up
on the tablet of our hearts the inefface-
able rocor Is of their meaning. Man is
a dictionary, and human experience,
after all, the great photographer Hun
dreds go through life who do not under
stand the force of the most common
terms while to others their terrible
significance comes home like an electric
flash, and sends thrill to the remotest
part of the system.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

Gsa. The body of the man found
floating in the sound, near the long
bridge on Tuesday last, has been iden-
titled as that of Michael Brannan, one
of party of three who were drowned
by the upsetting of boat at New
Brighton, on Sunday week ago. The
other two bodies, strange to say, were
also found floating ON the same tide,
but a long distance from each other.
Coroner Braun to-day surrendered
the body of Brannan to the Coroner
of Richmond county, New York, by
whom it will be inferred.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

Bsas~ The members of Jefferson En-
CINE Company, No. 6, who recently
took possession of the old engine for
merly run by Red Jacket Company,
No 4, gave the machine a trial, night
or two since. and by dint of great out
lay of Music, succeeded in forcing wa
ter to distance of 173 feet, which is
considered pretty tall" work, even for
a steamer. The Jefferson boys are in
consequence, delighted with the result.
Ii anybody can work a hand engine,
We guess they can.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

Beg Mr. P Fitzpatrick, of Brook
Ign, has established q store on Eliza,
beth avenue, for the sale of liquors,
wines, &C., of both foreign and domes-
tic manufacture. Mr.. Robert McCloud
has charge of the establishment here,
and will be pleased to "receive calls
from those in want of anything in this
line. Good judges speak highly of the
quality of the wines, &C., sold by him.
See advertisement.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

pfa. The Resolute Base Ball Club
will play match game with the Lib
erty club of New Brunswick tomorrow
afternoon. The game which is expect
ed to be highly exciting one, will be
called at two o'clock precisely. We
understand that there will be a large
number of persons in attendance,
among others many professional play
ers. The Liberty club were here last
year, and are considered A No. l.
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Valuable Building
Sites For Sale.

TENHE Southern part of Elizabeth, the garden spot
/ of the city, after remaining many years
without any very extensive improvements, is now
opened by the enterprise of the owners of land in
that section, and is upon the market for sale.
This property possesses great advantages for Vii
la Residences being located ON about the highest
ground in the city it is dry and healthy, and COM
mands fine view of the surrounding country, Sta
ten Island and the Sound Numerous improve
ments have been commenced, and many others are
i'll contemplation.
The streets are wide, and on some Of them the
Nicolson pavement is nearly ready for ise-gas and
water pipes are laid under the sidewalkssand sewer
connections are brought under the curh no
cessity exists of the street ever being disturbed
A number of elegant and substantial residences
have already been erected, and more are in the
course of completion Numerous streets and ave-
nues are being opened throughout the property,
and while the avenues afford sites for large and
handsome residences, lots on some OF the Streets
can be sold for houses of more moderate style.
For maps plans, and further particulars, apply
JOHN NJ. COWELL,
No. IL Arcade,
mI91m Elizabeth, N. ].
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peA- The folly of raising house rents
beyond fair price is illustrated by the
statement of the Paterson Guardian
which says there are fifty good houses
in that city vacant, the inmates having
been driven out by the venality and
righteousness of greedy landlords who
hold the rents higher than they are
warranted. The paper says: "We
have no sympathy with the landlords of
Paterson who during the past few years
as general thing have proved themi
selves utterly devoid of integrity to-
wards tenants"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

SUDDEN DEATH. man nam ed
Michael Lynch was found dead in his
bed about o'clock this morning, at
the residence of his brother-in-law,
James Holpine, at No. 100 Pearl street.
Several physicians were called. The
Coroner has been notified. According
to all accounts, deceased seemed to be
in the best of health UP to the hour for
retiring, at which time his little niece
spoke to and received only an incoho-
rent answer. No attention was paid to
this until after finding the man a
corpse.
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TRrr.-Mr. Frederick McClond 7

TRUE.-Mr. Frederick McCloud re-
Gently built new house, and when
completed he directed a certain real es-
tate agent q rent the same for him.
After waiting in vain for tenant, he
was induced to advertise the house in
the DAILY MONITOR. The house was
rented on the following, to one of our
subscribers.
Mrs. j. A. Wilson also informs us that
she has received any quantity of work
from ladies who read her advertisement
in the DAILY MONITOR.
Moral-do likewise. Advertise in
the only live paper ever published in
this city or county.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

Hea- Quite an excitement took place
at the depot this morning. Douglas &
Brush thought it best to be on the plat
form with the celebrated Grant bunch
of Bananas. And as the General be-
held the fac smile of the original, his
eyes dilated with visions of the past.
And the evident satisfaction with which
he reclined back and pulled the regalia
showed he appreciated good things.
The identical bunch is for sale at the
fruit store, No. 2 Arcade.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-10

rGA- Our friend Captain Eli Kellam
than whom we do not know more
noble man-has removed his painting
business to the Tannery building,
where he will be happy to receive his
friends and the public. Captain Kel-
lam can be relied upon, and having
none but frst-class worl1men, our
friends may rely on getting just what
they bargain for. See advertisement,
and give him call It is just the time
of year to ornament your houses-pro-
fit by the weather.