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State bonds dull New Tennessee c. sold at ca
Georgia 7s Oi Missouri g. s7toss Reading bonds were
dull Island rs sold 0t 9si asa Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central lets, sciSs6i Delaware Hudson
l37t Western Union Telegraph steady at 3S Pacific
Mail sold at ssias9i There moderate demand for
the stock and less disposition shown to press short
sales. Express shares were neglected with
the exception OF Adams, which sold at e0959i
The Railway share market generally steady, with
light transactions the general list NewYork Central
has been the center of interest and the dealings have
been marked with great Excitement The opening sales
were made at l6 selling afterward at l6Oi l63 l6 l52
1914 l6t closing at 62i The stock was heavily oyersod
carly In the week. and the sudden upward turn has
caused heavy losses operators Hudson sold at 1921
Reading o. st. Paul Common, 10. Fort Wayne and
Rock Island were higher, tho former selling at
lq3 and the latter 1881 Michigan Southern was steady
at o6a a97 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, $50; Northwest
Common s5t; Northwest Preferred, 92i. The market
continued steady the general list until noon when.
upon an aotlye demand for money lower prices were
made At the o'clock Board Reading sold at siesli;
Michigan Southern, o6i Northwest Common, sat;
North Preferred 92a Cleveland aud Toledo loot
AT the last Board the market active on New-Yosk
Central and steady on the balance OF the list At the
close the market was dull The transactions in Erie
were moderate today ranging from 3i to $50 closing at
81 e33i.
Mossrs Puleston, Raymond q Co. report tho closing
ouotatio Mt the 1870 a m Board as folloWs:
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Gtntinntru, &sl
Proposals.
STATE oT LopIIAsA. OgyIcR BoARD OF PusLfo WORK.
IA March III. l3fa \

sTIrE or LoVuIsA. ogYcn BoAKp PusIIo woKu,
EEx-oNLEaNs. La. March II, lSa
PROPOSALS for LOUISIANA STATE
LgyEB BONDSDy virtue Of act No s passed at the lsr
A,se6y Of the STATE Of Lons and approved
March so d proposals viii be received 81 ths o9es until the
March fl5J II o'clock for the purchase Of eight
kauir- ,nd r oeh LEVER BONDS Of ons hoe
dollar, hundred snd sIiT eight ceat
Bends hgnnf dollars each said Bonds having besh
pledged bJ hs late Boa ei Ls,ee Commisaonsn 10 eeaFe oin
four hupdd ssd eShyt thousAnd hundred and
al dollars ahd ssTsn ccuts
whole Number Of said Bonds and
viii Be entertained for les haa tie MARKET value oe Bonds
ospsuiHg which vii be done the Of all Nho
eesirs apsud.
With coupon, detached 10 Nay 1882 snd
VII 10 delivered The option pahases before the Let day Of
MAJ 1861
inorssd Bids for the Purchase Of Bonds and h
d. MITCHELL sscr-isr Board Of Public WokA"
By efdsf oilhs Board X d. MITCHELL, Secretary,
'........ AN DUBUBLRT, State Treasurer
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s Gs s1sss; a Re %9r; , i: s ed ':.
low s. s.p.y these css ssr Trade ssa E;
ai e iss % 'sa ssSsn: hat 5 @ Ss az rs, IS s @ Is s
81 Is for PsbcJ 90 2o0se g. for the low grades of
.. Mss Sc ks y r. r . f's ss E 1s 50
Ss.ps, % sssss Sss ss IS s. * ss G Is . % As sas w, y 1
Extra Indians sa MeEan 81 80 for White Wheat Do ear
6ousl. H,. csaS Floor /, ..d, bat moderate dr.asd
s.sy e. SIss:s .s: ss'I oS ss = 81 sa
81 soSss S lcr FsIy & sud ss oSsi3 fsr EI. ssd r.@
M Mod & = 'se Corn s ma y I LAT ea. e . % ss
Western, 50 IS for JsrssT and - for BraOdrras
GksIS@TSs wbss, sr.r bu. qu III. A-s,
g sos @sf Sa e. fFf ~ hs1's tse seis'
for ss chsasa spHs 10 .,ess s's - y S, s, 49,
susctiye and sss1r barley Man s.eady qa m hs
It, 81 & e. g. 'sSla D :: =; @ Gs i'1S'I
em at 7ae store r,lIoa lots aho, and zoe 2 s S I
sss and cs"di.s % pHvs;: Es .;
GSsaasd s5Ss MIXED sessae sIa od Dc :.
aaoa and sse railroad depOt Western White A. c
We YeOw sass9iS Southern straw at S7e and jersey f'''
GUSSEs remain quiet sud prices trni sales of 80 bales Bag
itIe Coto . quoted a. xS -, ,A al, demand ,,c.,
have downward tendency We quote Shipping GS' And rsi'
HiDssThsrs no, much activity m,rhe Is frs for al
styles soa sales Of SO Aata@oro oa pnv,.e sns
s.s Se fr Fair @ Good lssss ciec, ssd
MOLASSESSales auction Of go bbA Newrle&b al II9se.
aud IS nOhAs doing, pd's's SALE And 0re''
pomipsly unchanged -, -. a., ,oss, G.
for Strained Spirits TapeHtse Is lover with sale Of 4" 'oA
oils are generally quiet prices sboH change compared "A
only moderate deuare fer Pork to-
day prices better closing erH the sales ese spe
90 bills so 7sd 90 si for oA Mess ~ - hs sss
Mes, and go for Extra Ps or iatufs aeh'epj
bbs Old Ms seller April a. sS IS Bee; Is more ss m
for Rrtra Mesa Tiercs Beef dn At s2Sa 70 for Prime Mess .a
19d 81 for Ina Beef Hama lsrJ aetTe sales oi !"
bhS at e26d 81 Southern Western aad CiF Cut Meats are
ogIet Bacon and sn sales Of 80 boxes Shoroes
Al 63e Dressed quote ~ e 10 essra sSs
J,aite CITY fairly sge and teady es Of ~ hoh
aisle for No. l. sdlSte fof Ct St@is s9f ra
Irirae steam I99lssc- for Kettle eReBdered ur,.
PETROLEUM aud krner al 3G2e Tor MAsoai nIN
Reaned aud ls9lsi for Cuba buik, closing ira a. he As
figure. ..o, .
SrGlEs-Ravt still demand: prices better and the Whole nfu
,,ropa and heahT; good Refining Rtd2.c No. BoI Si
.ses Of 50 hkd at l2d2ic for Cuba he for Porto Rice e ioi
s.ded bo1es Havana at R1ttc ksaned a
a Ifdl7Ie Or HardA ..,, q g.. =.
Al sOa % Is Rough Seed Is s1shs at 81 soe ~ .
sTRARISThe market qlst and prices are some e~hAi ee1 "
ls0leie 10 bids and ica -. IL. "A
TiILoW-The demand moderate and The market s'a' n"
WHSkYEfSs saEr. quiet and the supp5 snPsi sales Of ~
II. In nlofa Al
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rsrr h@r an boy While ssopg business pso,sOgaI lusa
rA'e in Cloth. 80 90 Ls's-T 8 sTss g. a.fe.M p ~
aad so@iis Ss..asst al iS''Ss, se@!Ss,rh H.
MY TEN ROD FARM; Or, How BLcAsE
W FL0ET BJ h's Maria Gilman Mailed receipt
"Tso y'n from y ,'Sg ~ EGyTS seo1' Of
E,,rybo8, mus. read IL t0EiSG, Publisher, Boston.
EEMASONRY-Allens Ritual of, price S5.
CoHtss Positive Philosophy 81 3D. W. GovsR us Nassau,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
TIE MARKETS.
wxpsr,DaI. March %, ,ssa

-D lL,ol wxpsrsDar. March "a, isa
. lCarefally reported for THE TKIBsSE - +.
AsHESTbe market but steady sales Of II bb at 81 80
S8 for POTS Pearls arr nominal -0
COTToNLVeFpoOl sdes have drawn out better desBd and AZ
prices the market eoeg ,crg tie ipfoveseH much
desirable sock ofeug; sses Bcshg 63 bales sve ba
which 79 bales SINNERS COZ bales spenatcrs be
sIporers for Nay 20 bales Low nue brought @ We q1os
.af
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
wrnsrsnar. March 2I--r. Y.

Gold has been firm, the opening transactions
mado at Islt selling at 18Th 1873 closing ist Dld
Cash gold scarce oanng from ag to 3e Tor the use
OF for delivery. This sharp tone In the market
caused by a clique movement TO mako gold scarce In
order to force tho shorts TO 1t is suggested that
the Secretary OF tho Treasury should at once
sell sS,OOOOoO 100000 in order to increase
the supply on the street for commercial pur-
poses- The drain into the 5ubTreasury for duties
continues heavy and Ia drawn from banks who. at their
tement, showed about 100000 hand. This
scarcity Of eon checks all operations in foreign exchange
and also In the business of the importers The Secretary
could afford do this whlo pefectng his plans for an
cpatng the interest and successfully break up the COM
bnaon which deranged the market for speculative
purposes The cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were siO7.2i5 900, aud the balance, s4,s3oi7Sl2
Government bonds steady at lis for 6Ts and 13 for
'65s and 67's At the Second Board the market had
frmer tone. and prices werc from to higher on all
classes Tho market continued steady until the close,
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L. B. OEDxlycs AGEScT, cor. Houston .nd Greeaestal
(sutrlBcs en Greenel. p. O. Boz No. sll, \

L. b. OHDxAycE AGESCI H0asoh aud GreenestA ,
i (surlBce cn Greehel. p. O. Boz No. lHl \
-E EEwYoEK February IA, 1862
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will be
- this Ohee until SATURDAY March a. 1859 At IL
"a purchasing quantities. The beuing hnds Of okDhANCk
STOKES hand the different Assna The United bAtesi
Cartridge, for sprscer CaFbins; CAllbsr, 20 aud ~
Cartridges for Balsris Carbine 49,.
Csrthdfes for Heufr Carblns Metallic Phmsd
Cartridges fOr Remington Oarblns Cal, ~ .....
Cartfid.es WsrnsTs Carbne
Csrtndges for Sharp's Csrhnei Cal, 81 lJt,..
CAnr3ges for Stare CaTbiues Cal, 81
u. g. Masiet Cartridges, X Bsli CuL, 81
u. T. hs,kei Csrtfi1ges. T. Bali Cal, 81
Rifle Muket Catidges X Ball; Cal 90 aud H. fPsPsr
u. T. Mniks, Cartridges. Round; Cal. Ga
u. s. MuSfes Cirhdgss, Back and Bal Cal, esJ ....
Cohs PISTOL Cartrtdges CsL, ~
Colts Pistol Cartridges Cal, 8
Smiths Carblus Cartridges, Rabbef and Metal
BarnsAts Csfbns Csrttiiges. Metal Cat S.
P.srvtt Hoekhins Projeeilss for all CAhben Of C.nnon
Round Shot, Shell Csriier AndspbsheA Case Tor all Caben
Alec. fEsd Amnanltlos fst the sane,
Nastet Psreessnh Caps from bfoisn up Ammnstion
Ordaanes Depsm-bt t6s rg 70 fet ~ eHs aos
deemed asio Prior sbe acceptance Of any bad wiz hAs
ts approved By she War Department a.. H.,
property asrssd TvsS ays will be allowed TOT h' removal
Bidders win upI.y the pont polas where heJ viii accept
Deliveries will only be made At the ArfepAh
Samples DO this 0h or a. Of ihs Aenas the
ratsd ststsa .H ... =. ....
Proposal, win be addressed the undssus and iadOnsd POpo
sails or parehssng 0rlnsnes s,ores."
For further afofmaion sppJ TO the sudersnsd CRlSPiN
BrVt Couuel o. 4 A, Major Orinanca
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A D0DW0RTHs DANCING CLASSES-At
As No 21 fhksTa ssa al A- 'ssss Ne Ss Fhhsr. Seed
ioT . tAsslsL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

A NEW EASTER ANTHEM BY j. r.
N THOMAS last rubshed Chris. Pnovsr" Win he
obs ard all fiaer, Of At Thomas sacred hu,e Fo
b. DsAlsfl DTS0S Co. Psthsrs, No III Broad
MI ~
CPRING FASHIONS.-Do not fail TO see the
- splendid Apnl sSRter Of DkNOREsTs MONTHLY MACHINE
brils1 display o Spring Fnkops MEre Peens
sd Other vlabs Sold ever shers; Is mailed ss
receipt of pncs Es e1l DrSadway, ny.
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ttathtrs.

WANTED-A Situation as TEACHER, by a
lady dtslhedio l'L TIE Hassh banclss Latin and mahs
rsHeA address TEfcHEB. Boz No IN ElddlstoWn NJ Y
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
MY TEN ROD FARM; Or, How l BECAME
WI ELOksf BIZ Gilman Mailed Oae on receipt

"Tso ysart from NY starting Ny Farm" r,ss Income
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
Everybody must read il. LOkiSG Publisher Boston
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

REEMASONRY-Allen's Ritual of, price s..
IL COnlss Positive Philosophy 81 ID WGOvtnI lis Sassaa
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
THURSDAY, MARCH 25. 1868
NusiraI Snstrun,uis.

GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY-A
v Who have besa waiting the CoLBRI PIANO
nov lspplisd Send for erealGL BAkLo" NO.
eaIR Rrosdrsy
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County Judge.

One OF the most respe, table and best
assembled at the Court House, on the af-
ternoon of the 2Oth, to nominate a candi-
date, in whom the people of the county
tou'd eoufde. for the Important Office Of
County Judge. AS will be seen by the
proceedings Published elsewhere, after a
spirited contest, the delegates to the con-
vention finally came to the unanimous con-
clu,ion, that no better person could be re-
lected TO guard the interests of rhe widow
and the orphan, than HENRY SIBREE,
Esq, and declared accordingly.
As MIR SIBREE is well known through
ont the county as man every way quail
fed to ell the Office, no Endorsement is
needed at our hands. But the peorle
should recollcct that the Office is very
important one, and that to prevent
future litigation, it should be intru>ted
only to experienced and competent hands !;
the more especially as the whole landed
property of county passes through q
county court in the course of series Of
years. That Mr. STBREE il competent for
the great responsibilities attached to the
position, and that his great experience in
legal matters will insure a thorough
knowledge OF what is required to prevent
after trouble, no one who knows him will
deny. Besides, in every position in which
he has heretofore been placed by the suf
frage of the people, as we'll as in private
life, he has shown himself faithful and
honest-inportan points at all times but
doubly so, in posititiou of 20 much im-
por'ance to the widow and the fatherless.
The convention in nominating Mr.. 81
BREE was not Influenced by partisan con-
elderatons, as sli knnw, but studied only
the interests of those who would have Lus
mess before him in his administration of
the Office. Therefore, while it could have
nominated candidate whose parryism was
more rabid and radical, yet t chose To pu,
aside political qualifications, and look only
to the qualification of the man. That the
convention did right, We sincerely believe
will be the endorsement of a vast majority
of the voters OF the county ON the first
Tuesday in April ensuing.
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VELoCIPEDE. This fiery steed, which
requires no oats, no corn, no hay, no caI-
rots, no groom, no farricr, no veterinary
surgeon, and no stable, is being manufac
tured in town, aud will soon make its ap
pearanee to the pub ic, no doubt TO their d.
light and gra'ifcation. The propelling
power will be Mr. S. A. WooD, who is the
inventor of this particular pattern, and who
is now hard at work getting a specimen
ready to show the public. The machine L.
a tricycle., or three-w..eele6 ve!ocipede. and
although 1t may not IN as easy as some
With only two wheels, yet the diameter cf
the front or driving>wheel is so lar.s, that
great speed will be obtained by little exer.
tion. We will not attempt any particular
description Of il, rs it will soon I've on our
streets 'cavorting' at such rate az 10
make even IRA CLARK or JOSEPH LEMMY
wish to sail their fast nags aud invest their
money in something faster. The machine,
having three wheels. will doubtless become
aavorite with the ladies, and We supl,use
Mr.. WOOD had hat object in view wneu
he added the extra wheel, as be is q Rrex,
gallant.
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SOMETHING WRONG There is some,
thing the matter with the mail arrange
ments between this place and Maple Grove
po,t Office. Subscribers to our paper a,
the latter place complain that l. come to
them two humhors at time--one NUM-
her being u week behind time Now, the
Pilot is in the post office here every Thurs
day afternoon previous to 5 O'Clock, while
the mail does not leave TO. Maple Grove un
Ri Friday morning at g. We don't see
then. why our paper cannot reach Its des
tination in time. Mr.. EssLINGEn here
says he sends them off promptly. but there
is something wrong either here or at the
Branch or at Maple Grove. Please attend
to it, Mr.. Posi- masters
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FESIAN SPEECH Maj McWILLIAMs,
Oorg anizcr FeJian Brotherhood, made a
speech. in the Court House, at this place
on Friday nishi last. to large and appre-
ciutivc audience. The speaker diated a,
some length on The woes and wrongs of
lrelatd, holding up to view the niquitle,
and the tyrannicaI rule of the British gov
ernment "a government that sapS It's very
l'fe's blood by It's unjust taxation to sup
port church foreign To the belief of It's
inhabitants aud by the robbing of the pa-
tive people of the rights Of ownership in
the soil The speaker addressed bis audi
ence in strain. of impassiuned eloqaence,
and was listened to with bieathless atten-
iion throughout, broken now and then
with the applause OF all present The
Major is thoroughly in earnest, aud seems
TO have confidence hat the ORGANIZATION
which he represents will ere long achieve
the Independence Of Ireland
and bring her once again to shine bsishl
star in the galaxy of pa,ions.
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Town Ticket of Manittwoc.

At a democratic convention, held in Manito-
voc, on the 18th of March, to nominate candi-
dates for town officers to be voted for at the en-
suing election, the following ticket was nomi.
mated:
Chairman Of Board of Supnuisors-Chas
Geeling.
Ass't .Sup,rvisors-S. C. Hull,
Martin Wild.
Toaon Clerk-Robert McGavin.
Torn TredsWer-Nick GentRen.
Tocn Assessors-N. F Watrous,
3. Gentgen.
Justices Of the Peace-Henry ibree,
M thias Wild.
Con,table-Fred. Drum.
~ Election to be held on the first Tues
day in April, being the 9th.
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EG- The Fifteenth amendment," con
terring suffrage on all classes Of the E.alc
population of the country, has been defear-
ed in Georgia by the radicals. The demo,
Gratis voted tor it--averring that as Mas>a
chusetts and BEN BUTLER had fo,crd ne
gro suffrage on Georgia, she in turn would
give Massachusetts dose Of its own phy
sic. No doubt the latter state will fee
mortified when the amendment becomes .
national law, as negroes can then vote in
TINT state ----
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JOS. RANKIN, Ch' n.
EDWARD CoSwAY Sec'y.

Town OFFICERS -Oa the lgth a large
representation OF the democrats Of the
town of Manitowoc met in convention, and
nominated Town ticket to he voted Tor at
the ensuing election in April In looking
over the list, published elsewhere, the
reader will ihd the nstnes Of well known aud
well tried citizens, and who are every way
worthy the support of the people. lie, NJ
one be Indifferent as to The result or dila.
tory about working for it. a. il is Just a.
important TO have the town fees 6llel by
competent and Trustworthy men As those
Offices that are generally looked upon a,
being of more Importance Work for the
cause, and recollect that all elections in
other states, this spring. have shown a
gratifying increase 10 the democratic vote
and corresponding indication that the
people are about to return to sense and
reason once more.
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RELIGION IN PoLI1ICs, AND VICE YER
sA. In Spain religious liberty has ten
decreed, the Catholic religion, however,
still to be the religion of state. In Eng,
land, Mr.. DlsRAhLI has made Il spec, i
against the discstab!i hment of the Irish
church. There will always be trouble ii
the world until church and state are cnm
pIcteIy divorced, even to the dotting Of 1,
and The crossing Of an l. in every county
Nhore the one controls he other, whc,h,r
1t be tie church that owns the state. as in
Spain, or the state that OWNS The chucI as
in England, nothing good can be expected
Even in this country the church tries TO
o"n the state. and some preachers ray
more attention to politics than they do 20
strict religion. Religion in politics Is
against progress while polite. in rcli.ion
is against virtue. The most of the il :
that we are suffering from now in THIS
country, are the result of 100 much POLITICS
in religion.
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Democratic County Convention.

A democratic convention to nominate II
candidate Tor the ohiceiof County Judge at
the election to be held on the 9th of April,
met at the court honse in Manitowoc, on
the Goth OF March, 1869.
The convention was organized by elect
ing Joseph Rankin, Esq chairman, and Ed
ward Conway. E-q as secretary.
The chairman appointed David B
Knapp, Mchael Malloy and DR. John O.
valid a committee on credentials.
The committee on credentials reported
the following az delegates
Liberty-Michacl A. Malloy, Jere.
Shanahan.
Man,to,coc Rnpids-William Brown,
Adolph Kupler, Bryan Mason.
CentreriHc Carsberry, Ignatuis
Boganschitz.
Gibson Benjamin Birdsall, votes.
Maple. Grove-Thos Watt, 2 votes
John janice.
Nerton-Anthony Taugher, Anton Sin
Ecmyer.
Ttoo Crceks-Joseph Banto,ch.
Kossuh-Wm. Eatough, VIM. Robin
son, CLas McArthy.
Frdnklin-E Edmund Brown votes
Cdto-Alanson Hickok, u. B Knapr.
Michael Murphy.
Mishicou-Joseph Rankin, votes; An
tome Cayo. Henry Rumph.
Schieswi0-Nichael Quinn, 8 votes
Meme Michael Herr, 2 votes; Anton
Walterbach, Chas. Conway.
Coopersto,on-Nlicfael Hcaly votes
Tico Rices-Dr. Oswald, 9 votes; Mel
son Beutin, 2 votes; Tim Harrington, Jos
1ph Lem0ey, John V. Allie.
The chair appointed Messrs. Oswald,
Birdsall and Rstinson as tellcrs.
Motion f r informal ballot carried.
Resuit-Sibree 26; Bach II; Barker ii :.
Motion for formal ballot carri. d
Result-Slbree 25 Bach 49, Barker g.
Motion for second formal ballot carried.
Result Sibree 2s Bach Is, Barker 9.
Motion for third formal ballot carried.
Result-Sibree 80; Bach ls; Barker 5.
On the announcement Of which result,
HENRY SIBREE was unanimously declared
the nominee of the convention for County
Judge; when the convention adjourned
sine die.
JOC ANL'IN rl,
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New GRIsT MILL.-Mesers. SCHUETTI
& NAHLE are about TO confluence the
erection of u steam grist mix, on the prop
erty known as SCHULlTE' dock, near Ninth
leet, ana un the south bank OF The river
The building Will be constructed of brick
4Ux5U feet, three stories high and base
meut, and will contain four run OF stone
The brick will be furnished by JOHN
tRICKE. the. masonry work under the super
Vision Of A. Rosso, the carpenter work by
JOHN MLYER, and The machinery manu-.
tactured and put up by DUMPKE T. Co.
The erection OF this mIl Will no doubt add
greatly TO the Interests of Manitowoc, and
US II Will he conveniently located Tor the
shipping Of -four 10 other lake ports, AT
81 cap rates, our produce men will soon BE-
able to offer better price ior wheat than
can be obtained elsewn mere in north hern
Wisconsin. With the completion of this
mlll, We will have three gri-t mills, oil run
by steam power, and Manitowoc may ye,
become great -four mart.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-03-26

rR- The army officers don't like the ad
ministration of Gen. SHERMAN as secretary
of war. He is known 10 be a monarchi,t,
and puts on such airs OF superciliousne>s as
TO disgust even old army officers. How
ridiculous he must seem TO those civilians
who have but little respect for red tapc
and ''fuss and feathers" The fanaticul
civilization of red republicanism sets free
with one hand and ensaves with the other.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-03-26
TWENTY FIVE YFARs Bishop {

TWENTY FIVE YEARS A BIsHop OF
WISCONSIN. On The l9h inst, the tven
IS fifth anniversary of the conservation OF
the Rev. JOHN NJ. HENNI as Roman Cath
Ollie Bishop OF Wisconsin, was celebrated
in Milwaukee. in fine style. The reverend
bishop will soon leave for Rome, to attend
all imports mt council of Catholic prelstes.
To pa, the expenses of his "trip. a purse
OF 81 600 was presented 10 Inn by the
clergy present., each one contributing hber-
allr.