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Third Assembly District Convention

Third Assembly District Convention.
At a Democratic District Conyention
held at Christian Bergers Hall in the vii
lage ofTwo Rivers, on Sept 4th, 1869, for
the Sd Assembly District of the County of
Manitowoc, pursuant to notice previously
given, John Franz, Sec, Messrs Wm.
Bacl, G. Berger and Henry Miller, were
appointed Committee on Credentials, who
reported the following gentlemen, as en-
titled to seats in tie Convention:
For Mishicoh
Henry Miller, Albert Wehausen,
julias Lindstedt, Jos. Rankin,
Tco Rivers.
G. Berger, G. DAIMLER
August Aperl, Franz Kaufman,
Robert Schusten, John Oswald,
7oaon Of Manito,coc.
Albert Wittenberg.
Village Of Man,towoc, FIRST Ward.
John Franz, VIM. Bach,
Second Ward.
George N. Woodin,
Third Ward.
George Pankratz.
The report was adopted, and the Com
mittee discharged. Then the Convention
proceeded by ballot to elect two delegates
to represent said third Assembly District
in the Stale Convention to be held at Mill
waukee on Sept. 8, 1869 Mcssrs G.
DAIMLER and William Bach having received
the highest number of all the votes cast,
and were unanimously declared as delegates
to the said State Convention.
The convention recommended Carl H.
Schmidt and E. B. Treat, to represent the
| 10 Senatorial District in said State Conven-
ton.
On motion the Chairman appointed the
following gentlemen as Committee for the
third Assembly District for the ensuing
year:
Carl III. Schmidt, Edward Mueller,
Julius Lindstedt,
Then the Convention adjourned sine
die. JOS. RANKIN, Chm.
John Franz, Sec'y.
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kA- A celebrated author once wrote:
=" A French woman will love her hushaud
if he is either witty or chivalrous a Ger
man woman if he is constant and faithful
Dutch woman if he does not disturb her
case and comfort too much a Spanish
woman if he wreaks terrible veneencs on
those who tall under her displeasure, an
Italian woman if he is dreamy and poeiicaI;
Danish woman, if he calls her native
country the iairest and happiest on earth
Russian woman if he Folds all westerners
to be miserable barbariiBs an EngIishwo
man if he is Of the nobility an American
woman If he has plenty of money.
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TERRIBLE Blow number of boys
were irritating playmate, on the South
side of the river, on Tuesday evening last,
the latter boy becnme so enraged that he
seized stick Of cord d-wood and struck one
OF them on the head with such force as to
lay him senseless on the ground, and from
the effects of which it is not yet known
whether he will recover.
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NEW WHEAT. of sew wheat
were exhibited on Change, Thursday, from
seven different States, including Virginia,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, New York,
Mississippi aud California, all of fine
quality, none weighing less than sixty
four pounds, and that from Califo MIA 60
ing as high as sixty-,hree and sixty tour
pounds to the. bushel A sample of Cali
fornia barley, weighing City two pounds to
the bushel, was shown. famine il not
imuIinet in America thisyear. Nil. Necs.
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Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. Buys
all rm produce at the highest price.
WHEAT, Wits Winter ll5aI2O.
do Red do ST 81.
do Spring do -S1,l4.
CORN-S1 10.
OATS-59c
POTATOES 4ea5Oc.
BEANS-S2 50a350.
BARLEY-Sl l.00alI5.
HAY per ton-S7 G0lS 90.
FLOUR, White Hinter--s9 100.
do Rye DO $500.
do Spring extra 81 co.
do Superfne --S6 90.
FINE CORN MEAL-Sa so.
PORK, Mess, per bbl.-s37 90.
do Fresh, per hundred $50 al0 CO.
SALT-k275.
BUTTER-20c
EGGS-l6c.
SUGAR, Brown-l2a16c.
do Crushed and Refined-l9c.
COFFEE. Rio-25a3oc
do Java-35c
LUMBER, Common-Sl0 00aI2 90.
do Second Clear-$2G 90
do First do -S35 90
SHINGLES Common-SI so.
do Warranted-Sl7 rs.
do Sawed-S275.
LATH-S35O.
WHITE FISH--s5 .O0a6 O0
TROUT .50a5.00
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TIE INTERNATIONAL RowISG March
The long talked Of boat race between
Oxford University crew, of England, and
Harvard University crew, of the United
States, came eff on the Thames river.
England, Saturday, August 2S The Ok
ford crew won by boat length and baf
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GOOD PREACHING AND COOP CROPS. -
\ correspondent Of the ke waunee Euter.
prise, who paid our neighboring town of
Gibson short visit, says: 1--WE we're most
Hospitality entertained by Mr.. j. BirdsaIl,
and after partaking largely of the bepftS
Of well spread table, we had the pleasure
of listening to an excellent sermon by Rev.
A. G. Huntley, of Manitowoc, it being a
quarterly meeting Of the ruethodists.-
After the sermon we took a view of the
place. Their crops are good. Wheat is
good. Their corn is The best we have ever
seen, and gives promise Of a fair crop.
Oats and potatoes were good"
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GAME.-Cur sportsmen are having a
good run of game, especially pigeons, and
amateur hunters come in loaded down with
them.
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HS' We publish the premium list of our
county fair, in October next Let all read
1t, and see if they have not something to
offer for exhibition and competition.
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FIRE IN MEEME. The bara of Mr.
l. Whetston, in Liberty was destroyed by
fire on Saturday last, About 81 900 worth
OF grain was consumed IN it.
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PASSAGE TICKETS

Pc. Sail or Steam from and to any Port in Eu-
rope, 1t Nca York rates.
viii purchase UNITED .STdTES BONDS
and keep constantly on hand and for sale at
market rates, full supply Of nj descriptions.
viii cash Interest Coupons FREE or
CH1RGE.
VIII collect B0UNTIES, PENSIONS ard
other claims against the L. $. Government
Will purchase GoL9, SILVER and UN-
CURRENT MONEY at the dsgtert market
rGtex.
illrceeivc deposits anl allow interest by
special arrangement.
C.. G. BARNES, President.
c. LULING, Cashier. utf
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New AdVertis sements,
Taken Up.

By the subscriber, the I'd day of Septem-
Der, 1869, in section 10, town of Manitowoc
Rapids, four white hogs, about one year old
Tne owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away
7-3t SAMUEL HALVERSUN.
Manitowoc Rapids Sept. 3, 1869
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Our Fair.

Our Fair is now Il fixed fact, and we
are no prophets, il Manitowoc County does
not III the future sustain it. Every body
seems interested in the enterprise, and we
predict that our first Fair, on the 7th and
Sth of next month, will be, by far, the
largest and best eyer held in this county.
We hope that every one, rich and poor,
old and young, men and women, will make
it convenient, te take hand in
If you have aaythag, that you think it's
nice, bring it in TO the fair.
Ample provisions will be made to take
care of you and your prop erty.
We especially expect to see the ladies
interest themselves. Bring along your
GROW shay, your fancy work, your bed
quilts, your bouquets, your babies, any
thing, whether you see it mentioned in the
published premium list or not, bring it
along; and good judges will be appointed
to pass upon the merits of your property,
aud award you premium, if worthy.
~
NEW NILLAGE.-We learn from our
Two Rivers correspondent, that Mr. Will
liam Boelke, and Mr.. Nathan Winters, of
Two Rivers, have bought from Joseph
Mann 4 Co an interest in the property at
the place known as Walkers Dam, on the
Neshoto river, in the town OF Gibson, where
they will commence forthwith to rebuild
the dam in very substantial manner and
erect saw and grist mil. This will cause
quite an increase in the value of property
in that town, and the Register of Deeds
may look out for the plot of the new vii
lage of Williamsburg Nathan is a good
river man, an old acquaintance of the in-
habitints Of the town of Gibson, having
resided there several years before; but
during the last two years he has lived in
Two Rivers, and by his genial manner nd
uniform kindness, he has won the respect
and confidence of al who have formed his
acquaintance. William is a carp enter by
trade, a capital mechanic, and a sound
Democrat, and VIC bcspeak for him from
kohnke, Pellet, Birdsall and other Dem
ocrats OF Gibson, lnot an Office he don t
want any, hut scat and voice in all their
councils on political fnatters-he is worthy
OF their confidence. Success to both of
them,
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Horse and Ok Shoeine ,

in a style that cannot be surpassed in this
part Of the State, Thankful for past favors
hope to be able to continue to merit tie same.
All person indebted to me would confer u.
great favor by settling up their Indebtedness
Give me a cali. BRYAN MASON
Branch, Aug. IS, 1869
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H@ The Democrats have carried Califor-
MA Overwhelmingly. The work goes
brayely on.
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rea- Gen. John A Rawlings Grants
Secretary of var died at Washington Oh
Monday last, on the 9th init.
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MAS On EE.

Msnitowoc Lodge, No. e5, A. F and A. N.
Regular meetings on the first and third " ed
nesdays of each month, at Masonic Hall, on
York street A. ID. JONES, w NJ.
II. 4. RAINtS, s. W.
A.. }. PATCHEN, J. W.
Z. L. TREAT. Secretary.
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r9- Fachtcr, the happy store keeper on
the South side, has once more given the
world an Illustration of his magnanimity
He knows that editors like to smoke, and
be also knows what kind of cigars they
like that is, good ones The fact is, he
knows that we were little short of mon
ey to buy things with, and gave US fine
lot of the best brand of Nick Simon. They
are good, and Mr.. Fechter has got any
quantity Of the same kind left. If you
want good ciglr, 60 to Fechter.
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WAREHOUSES. Peter Johnston, Esq,
proprietor of the North pier, is having a
dock built just below 9th street, near Good
rlch's steamboat landing, and will have
his warehouse, now on the end of the pier,
removed to the new site.
An addition is being added to the ware
house Of the u oodrch steamboat line. 1t
will he used for the purpose of storing and
shipping grain.
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Local News. We would take it as o
favor if our rea ders in the country and
neighboring towns would initiate the good
example of our Two Rivers correspond
ent'' and send US sketch of everything of
interest in their locality. While on this sub
ject, we cannot do better than copy from a
new paper in Fond du Lac what it says, as
the sentiments hit ours exactly:
In order to make good local paper, it
Is essential that We have correspondents In
every town in the county. Three or four
In each town would make the list none too
large. All We want Is the f cts !; the pre-
pairing for type We can attend TO. We here
make direct appeal to our patrons
throughout the county to send US items of
local interest. Report your various i'm
piovements; give Us crop reports: if new
road Is made, tell US of it. Speak of your
new school houses and churches if you
have good teacher or preacher, tell US; il
they are poor sticks try to make them bet
ter, but don tell us about them.
Ii you hear OF an unusual field of wheat
oats, corn, or other crops, drop US line
concerning the fact. As soon as possible,
give us a full description of your mnnufac
turing interests. Give accounts of fires
and accidents. Send 10 marriage and
death notices. As soon as you have read
this notice to patrons look about you and
see if your locality can contribute items.
1t So don : wait until tomorrow to send
the facts, but at once"
Keep your pen we'll sharpened and the
Pilot well posted, and you will not regret
II
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DROWNED. On Sunday last while two
men were hunting ducks, and being in a
canoe on little lake in the town of Newton,
somebody on shore fired shot in their di>
rection, which caused them to start up so
suddenly that the canoe capsized. One of
them succeeded in reaching the shore, but
the other one, Stephen Schwantes by name,
was drowned. He was twenty four years
old,
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pS- At a meeting of Torrent Engine Co.
of this place, on the ID inst, the fol-
lowing resolution of thanks was unanimous
ly passed
Resoired, That Torrent Engine Co. No
., Of Manltowcc, hereby express their best
thanks towards their comrades and citi>
zcns Of Sheboygan for their hearty recep
ton and noble hospitality which they have
shown to every one of the company at their
visit on the oath day of August 1869, at
ShebOygan, and that they hope to be able
to return the favor shown them very soon
A. " ITTMAN. Sec.
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TIVE Liel ct rI1ce paid in cash for wheat
Il aid otle produce by
4lu EDWARD CONWAY
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MANITOWOC, WIS.

This Bank is organized under the provisions
ef the National Banking Law, with a paid up
Capital "a $50 ,oo0.
With privilege Of increasing to 500, 900
viii buy and sell DRAFTS on the principal
cities of the Union.
VIII bey and sell DRAFTS on Great Brit
ain, Ireland Norway, Denmark, or the Cont
ncnt Of Europe, at NEW YORh RATES,
and in suns 10 suit Lhe purchasers.
VIII sell
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BLACKSMITH SHOP
AT THE BRANCH.
BRYAN MASON. Proprietor,

The undersigned respectfully informs the
public generally that he has fixed up his
blacksmith shop in Gp-top style, and is now
prepared to do all kinds Of blacksmithing, III
cluding
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l. anitowoc Market.

Corrected weekly by W. II. Horn, dealer in
Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. Buys
all I'm produce at the highest price
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Manitowoc County Fair.

The Executive Committee Of the Manitowoc
County Agricultural Society, have adopted
the folio wing.
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Best lot of hens 1.0t
Best show, and largest variety Of poultry,
by one exhibitor 2.0l
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Best lumber wagon 100
double carriage LOO
single tcp buggy 100
open buggy LOO
threshlng machine 400
plow / 90
All other agricultural implements brought
upon the grounds will receive such premiums
as special committee shall determine; no
premium to be less than 81 90, and all articles
Of manufacture opened to competition to ad-
joining counties.
CLASS 17TH.
Best display of cabinet ware, harness or
trunks-each $1OO
Best display OF furniture Loo
Best display of Brass Band, during the
seconi day of the Fair 1900
Second best 1000
The Society extend to the people Of the
County an earnest invitation to bring any
thing they may have, to the Fair, whether
enumerated on the above list or not, and a
special committee will be appointed to award
such premiums as shall be just. And in all
cases VIII re no premiums are given, the Society
will award a diploma, if the articles exhibited
are deemed worthy.
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Iny2s
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE CHIEP C0NNIssART oFsu gsIsrESoE.)
DEPhEtAEST or DAKOTA, !
Sealed SG Eth ID dS upile.htSp F %
at he Once q he 4 sSss,a .Snt =
o'clock n ga TUESDAY Jgns ], ls59, toT supply:
CAMP COOKE, N. r., lone sompaayJ
FROM FaSS sasS ,Ss s:ss G
The Beef TO be Of good marketable quality, In
equal propoIti9nso Of fore and hind quarters tueeks,
liyeTed At the posts named In such quantities and
a. such times as may be required,
The neeks Of the cattle slAughtered under this
Iont, and the breast tfimmsd down. The SSauSs
Of fore quarters shall be cut OF from three to four
Inches above the knee Joint, aud OF hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gAmbrel or hook
BIDS may be made either for furnishing the beef
tone q OF at Al the posts above named.
dress Of each member thereof Bidders aTe InSited
10 be present to respond to their bids.
bach bid 10 secure consideration must contain a
~ lie 5Cs % Fs pss
Aeeordanes with the terms OF his proposition, aud
that should hia proposition be accepted he will al
once enter into contract 10 accordance herewith
giving good and sufficient bonds for It. fulhlmsnt
The responsibility OF the EuaTantors must i,
shown by the oicAl certificate Of the clerk Of ii,
District Attorney, to be inelosed with the bid
offered,
sueh funds as may be on hand II none uu hand, t"
be made as soon as received am
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly PRO
Gosals ioI Fresh Beef. " aud addressed ~ s.
Captain G. 5, :, Brsv Lieut., Col o. S, army. e c.
g.. Dept Of Dakota aPs2td
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

HRADq Gus DHrRIcr UF lSpiAS TgRRIrURY,
PaRT GiSsSs. AS STP: X Is5
n, sealed pEpPos1l. In dapllSse rSSsyeS
issS for he deliver PyS 3" F2"st BSe Ia such juan
Post CommisaSTy OF subsistsuGc may direct, Tor
the year ending June -. ls'O' at the following
P1FF cTi smith, Arkansas.
Fort GibsOu. Cherokee Nation, Indian Terri.
'Fort Arbuskls. ChIckasaw Nation, Indian Terri
Camp wichita, tMsdlcine Bluff Greek. } Indian
Ali b! ds to furnish the above must be for Fresh
portion o. fore and hind Quarter meat t IaeSss,
shaaks snd kidney tAllow 10 be excluded The
fourth ysTtsbTar Joint, and the breast trimmed
down; The shAnts o. fore quarters to be cut otf
Of hiudquGTter. from six to eight inches above the
gambEei or hook Joint
spectiQn Of the officer agent Of the United States
Zach bid must be accompanied by good and .ur.
hcisnt guarantee from two or more rCrson,, Whlsc
Loyalty and SSNsasY certified by eISrf 81 a
he event Of is sseeptaSes. give ample bonds
aud security for the faithful performance Of the
same. ,,,,
The name and place OF residence of each bidder
aud surety must be given rni... ..u.,.-
toriiy Represented, that does not comply with tho
terms ofihis advertisement. ,,
PTSp@s4l. ms.. b plainly iPdSE;Si "EFSpS,al,
foE The dgiy'Ty.?ttfIT,'IIh, Bel s2Tt dISyvSin
ils," a. the case may be, aud addressed TO the
undersigned at Fort qibscq,,C. \.
Blanks for proposals aud bonds may be obtained
on application at this O1ce.
Pigment to be made ia Government funds gu
delivery Of the supplies, or as soon thereafter
AS funds shall have been received for that pur.
pnsN.
Deliveries to commence at Fort Smith. Ark on
before June ls and At the other three places
named 0aOr before JulTl' lsII pocrwuL
BTevcI Lieutenant Colonel, aud A q, VISA
L, Q, s., District Indian Territory, pyl7tl
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Sealed proposals viii be rseelyed By The under.
ioffStni.hns de Stoa: isaaifea n tSs sS s iS
Dss ICISs. Rapid; "D'Va "'Ouna 'n'
rais. Which he Ps,ty pSOposias viii farS. an s
deliver, As per specifications, the following guam
S.SOs eubic yard. Pace Stone. a. per spceiaea.
HIS cubic yards Backing Stone. As per speeInea.
s,s' cubic yards Rubbls stone. for slope wall. as
Proposals.. % duplicate. will be received for fur.
nships And Delivering the stone for one or all the
ySntaseous. Only one proposition, bcWeysr.
from the same party for the same lock will be re-
bach bid must contain a written or printed
guarantee signed BY two responsible parties. and
ssrtlned e BY some Upitsd State. Government Of.
neer or other responsible person known to this Of
As as RI RsT. Ssd nSsD vii
they bid. enter into contract with the Government
or make coed The difference between them and the
Parties Proposing must be prepared to commence
Ssy Of yu9e, 1872. and ha!sh their contract on or
stone must be delivered q each and every Worsins
month Of the time specified
S p,sssn Sgt IN full, will their rssdeneo and
koauntities and specifications. aud all necessary
papers, will be ready for ekAmn at The United
States office, at Reok uk, for twelve ~
prior 70 the date Of letting.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished upon
application at this Office.
Persons proposing to contract are requested to
visit and examine the quAIriea aud the location for
the locks before sending In their bids.
The onheer In charge reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, aud no award will be made ex :
espi upon satisfactory evidence that the party pro
work required, and 10 the time specified.
Apti9ted copy this notice must be attached 10
each bid.
Proposals. must be addressed to the undersigued,
q this once, aud should be sndoTsedi "PIoposalt
for furnishing Stone for the Locks for the Improve.
msnt q the Des Moiues Rapids Of the Mississippi
River J. n wlLsoS,
myls-td 1862 - - -
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TR.AsrRT DEPARTMENT, May 10, lSa
Sealed proposals for stationery for the
year ending June ~ $50. will be received at this
O'Clock m.
4 schedule, Of, the ARTICLES. and quantities re.
fIiOr%,tion. viii 6s fSrnsSSd apO SOa appiea..
ton.
The bids will 70 considered. and accepted or re.
jeeted, Item by item.
Contraets must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 50
The articles contracted for must be furnished
pursuant to orders from the Department The en-
tire quantities In the schedule will, however, be
Bach proposal must be signed by the individual
or nrm making u, and be accompanied by u bond
with sufficient suTetieH In the Of nye I'D
d9liaI., $500, approved By, United States Dis
Department, conditioned upon the execution Of =
contract, with good and sufficient bonds, for fur.
nishinE such portion OF the articles AS may be
All del veries W i'll be subject to Inspection by an
expert, detailed for the by the Secretary OF
the Treasury. and the delivery Of an inleTpr artI.
tract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract will operate as the forfeiture Of the
entire penalty Of the bond or the Secretary Of the
Of such Quantities Of any articles as shall be neces
zAry to supply tho deficiency caused by such fail.
ure, and charge 10 the contractors hfty centum
Of the price which 1t shall be found necessary to pay
for such articles.
Proposals unAcc ompAnIed by a satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contracts will DO
awarded only to established manufacturer Of or
dealers Ia the articles.
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the specifications Furnished, and failure to do 80
GBo, s. BOUTWELL,.
my lO-lm Secretary Of the Treasury.