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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-04-09
IF WE KNEW

II we knew the woe and heartacle
: Visiting for us downsthe road,
X orr lips could taste the wormwocd.
= IF our backs could feel the load,
Would we W ste the day in wishing
Fer atime that near can be
'W6eld we wait in such impotence
"a oT our ships TO come from, seal
IF We knew the baby fingers
= Pressed against the window pane,
would be cold and stiff Tomorrow
>ssNevcr trouble Us az lin
Wouisi the bright eyes of our darling
Catch the fro1n upon our brow
W.uli the print Of rosy anger
Mex Us then as they donoB
Al, these little ice-eold dnScrg,
How the po.nt our memories back
Tc The hasty words and actions
: sfrcBn aitns otr backward track
Fow hcse Ii tie hands remindus,
o. As in snow grace they lie,
Not to &C utter thorns-but roses
ssAf'er OF reaping by-and-by.
Strange we never prize the music
Till the sweet-roiced bird has flown
strahge that we should slight the violets
% Til the lovely flowers are gone
Strnhge that summer skies aud sunshine
suNeyer seem one-hsif so fair
As when Winters snowy pinions
Snake their white down IN the air I!
LIPS from which the seal of silence
so"e but God can roll away,
Never blossoned in such beauty
As adorns the mouth to-day
And sweet words that freight our memory,
With their beautiful perfume,
Come to us in sWeeter accents
q Through. the portals of the tomb.
Let US gather u the sunbeams
Lying all around our path
Let us keep the wheat and roses,
Casting out the thorns and chat;
LetIs mud our sweetest comfort
In the blessings OF to-day,
With u patient hanl removing
All the brilrs from cur way.
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SheridaI's Headquarters in Chicago

Tie cost, pomp and parade of military
government may be estimated from the TO-
lowing items of interest, taken from Chi
cago paper of the Both ult.:
Arrangements have at last been effected
hy Gen. Sheridan for the rooms he intends
to occupy as headquarters in this city.
These rm,ns are 10 the new and elegant
marble building recently erected by the
Merchant Insurance company, on the
northeast corner of Lasaile and Washington
streets, a3d comprise the entire third story
of the building. There are seventeen OF
these rooms altogether, and they will be oc-
cupied by Sheridan and the different mem-
LerS OF his staff. Possession will be taken
about the 18Th of April.
The general is absent from the city at the
present time, but will return about the
middle of next month to permanently re
side. He has issued general order, as
Stunning command of the military division
of the Missouri, with headquarters at Chi
cago. Tbs following is list of his staff
officers:
Gen. w. A. Nicholas, assistant adju,ant
general; B0t. Brig. Gen John w. For
sythe, aid dc camp Lieut. Col J. Ssh ny
Ter Grossly, aid de-camp: Bvt, Brig. Gen.
George A. Forsythe. military secretary
Bvt. Maj. Gen. D Ii. Fucker, CHEF
qaatermaster Bvt Maj Gen. Henry f..
Clark, chief commissary of subsistence
Bvt Brig Gen L. d. D. Calender, chiei
Of ordnance By,. Brig. Cen N. W.
Brown, chief paymastsr Bvt. Col. ". l.
Merrill, chief engineer; Bvt. Maj. Gen.
John w. Turner, de pot commissary OF
subsistence, ST. Louis Bvt Lieut.. Col.
Charles A. Thomas, depot qlatermaster,
ST. Louis.
There are dozen or more establishments
Of the same sort in the country, mostly
employed to support the state and dignity
of men whose principal duties are confined
TO the labor of drawing enormous salaries
from the federal treasury.
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HARD ON EDrToRs. In the Swiss can
ton OF Uri, prlnters and editors are whipped
on the bare back for Publishing things
which the authorities do not like. In Bo
hemia, editors who assaiI the government
are sen:enceu to imprisonment. with one or
two last days ID the week. On those FAST
days the SHINING knights of the quill re-
ceivesa chunk of stale bread, a pitcher Of
water anda mackerel. Mecklenberp
the oppositiompapers are No, allowed TO
publish leading articles.
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CASS TO BUCHANAN.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

A YOUNG DEMOCRAT "A little seven
year old living in Waterford. Saratoga
county. taking pattern OF his flther, stout
iy declared himself democrat. His
grandfather, who is republican, promised
him pony and carriage if he would dc
sert his colors and declare himself rcpub-
bean The next morning at break fast
Freddy looked very grave. and was uncom
municative. Alter "A brief meal he arose
and vent into the kitchen. where Bridget
was at work. Resting his head npon his
hands, he INDUCED in deep meditation fnr
IA moment. then suddenly looking np he
asked Bridget, do you know wha, I amp
No" said the girl. ''WelI, | will tell
you" said he; Il am darned oil cop
pprhead. the mcanest kind of democrat. "
This settled the case. md FREELY clinys to
his party at the sacrifice Of pony aud a
carriage.
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CHINESE Flower MERCHANT The
flower III, reliant of China is "a pretty sight
He sits on the streets tying his flowers,
which have no stems for the Chinese hur
t,culturl>t is as anxious to save his plants
rs any gardener herel to little weeds His
stand consists Of y large circular panther,
tressel, that can be moved As his fancy or
his customers vary. He viii make Ter
you, at u very short notice, either a bo-
quet of set flowers, as even as ii made IN =
mould, or wrea h Of lovely, sweet smelling
blossoms, that /, as graceful and pretty AS
anything can be. Ills flowers are mainly
asters of every color, size and variety. tea
roses, cape Jasmine, and tubsroseS, with or
ange and lime blossoms, japonicas and hell.
trope, and many smaller ones of which the
names are not familiar to W.. Prosisc as
the Chinese are, they are often very taste
tul. The washergoman who brings home
the clean linen, will bring it with lovely
flowers arranged on the top of the basket.
They are also very cheap luxury, and may
to INDUCED to almost any extent with
great outlay.
Perhaps next to the florist you will see
the Cntnesc Ic>rnrI ant, ~l,vro For loss til a n
IA half-pcnny. you can when thirsty buy a
cup of delicious tea. without sugar IT milk,
indeed, but which is beverage tit tor n
king. Here, also, you can buy kind of
cake. made and fried before your eyes,
which is very delicate and agreeable to the
palate. There are few foreigners who ever
Gnd out how acceptable many articles of
diet which are exclusively used by the ma
tivcs are, for they tea: to try them.
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County Superintendent of Schools.
RI PRoBATE-MANIrOwOC COUNTY

TN PROBATE-MANITOW COUNTY
i court. In the matter of the estate Of Johh
Dickerscheil, deceased. Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue and in pursuance Of an
order of license, made in sale matter, on the
22d dey of March, A. D. 1869, by the county
court Of said county, the undersigned admiais.
traitor of the estate of John Dickerseheil, de-
ceased, will, on Monday, the 18th day Of April
A. d. 1869, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day, at the Office Of the county Judge, in
the village Of Manitowoc, in said county offer
for sale, at public vendue, the following de-
scribcd lands, to wit The east half of the
east half of the northwest quarter of section
number fourteen ia Of township number
twenty [20l north, of range number twenty
three % east. The terms Of sale will be
one-half Cash, and the balance in one and tws
years with interest at aifsE-
MELCHOIR KLEINENDRUK,E e
sf 81 .-.,s r- .1 Administrator
Manitov oc, March 22d, 1869. SO Pig g
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rA The Appleton Crescent records the
following fatal accident On Thursday
evening. the wife of John Lanncer in the
town of Grand Chute, near this rity, was
burned to death under the following cir
cums'ance.; she undertook to strain the
evening milking but her lamp giving scarce
any light. she attempted to fill it from a
cnn OF lerZiBe, frt putting out the light IA
she snppps.l. The henzine caught fire
and the can exploded throwing its content,
over her and setting fire to her clothing
and to the house. She ran screaming ont
Of doors, and threw herself into snow bank
Her husband was in the barn at the time,
hearing her outcrles rushed to el assis-
lance but she was so badi burned that
she died lefore the next morning. She
leaves six little children.
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TO FRESHEN SALT FISH. Many persol

TO FREsHEN SALT FISH Many persons
who are in the habit of treshening sal fish
never dream that there is a right and a
wrong way to do it. Any person who has
seen the process of evaporation going on
at the salt works knows that The salt falls
TO the bottom. just so it is in the pan
where your salt f-h lies soaking; and, rs it
nc, with the skin down, the SAT- will fall TO
the skin, and there remain; when, if pac
Cd with the flesh side down. the salt falls
to the bottom of the pan, and the h,h
comes out treshened as it should be. In
the other case it is nearly as salt as when
nut in.
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Examination Of Teachers.
= OfFfcaoR GoUxrY SUrERISTEHDnIr3
MAsITowoc, March ], 1856!

- af q
MAsITowoc. March j, 1869.
Ths seri-annual Examination Of Teachers
III the Public Schools, of this county Mill take
place as follows: :. g,r.-.-.. -H "a
In District No 1-ccmprising the townfof
Gibson, Two Creeks, Mishieen and Two Rive
ers--at the school house IN the village Of Mishs
isott, on Nfond ~ April 5. .yLlss esyfTTA
In District No Comprising the towns Of
Manitowoc, Manitowoc Rapids and Newtors-
at the school house. in, istrict Noe, village
Of Afsnito~socs On w ednesaay, April - v5Isk
In District No accomplishing the towns sf
Cooperstown, Franklin, Kossuth, and Maple
Grove-sllthe school house in School District
No. l, near Cloupek's Mills, in the town Of
X ossuth, on Friday, April 9th. -
In District No. Comprising the towns sf
Cato, Eaton, Liberty and Rockland--at the
school house at ciarks' Mills in the tewn-sE
Cato on Monday April 18th. 5 1aoss'a "a
In District No. 5-Comprising the towns or
Centreville, Schleswig and Meeme--at the
school house, near Muiholland's, in the town
Of Meeme, on Wednesday, April 14th.7 .ss4
Teachers who now hold Certificates as higk
as No. 81 on the scale of 10, are not reqIif~
ed to attend these Examinations, for theif
ability to teach has already been proved
Applicants will please provide themselves
with good lead pencils, and be present prompt
ly at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, as private ExaminatioA6
thereafter viii be given only in eases where
sickness or absence from the county prevented
attendance ut the times and places above men
toned, and these facts must be proved to the
satisfaction Of tho Superintendent z2E IS =
==-11ssezss e>sas-zs JERE. CROWLEY,
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sa -Four years ago Andrew johnson
reeled info Office, exuding from hi, STAN
merine lips the maudin vagaries of mud
dy brain. - Chicago Post.
Yes, he went into Office, druuk-as a
Radical; he came out sober-as Demo
crat ~ Oskhosk Times.
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Sioux WOMEN "A respondent writes
of the famous Sioux chet, Spotted Tail aud
his daughter, as follows:
'When "a young mrn, Spotted Tail was
brave warrior, and always seen foremost
in the fight He wore a coon tail in his
head dress, and hence General Harvey
gave him the name of The>nan- wi,h-ihe-
Spotted-TaiI. s. .-..
He has Gve or six wiraa and several
children A lew years ago one OF bis
,iauah liter, fci.ih love with an officer of the
army at fort laramie. The officer did not
return her Affection and she pinned and
died. She is represented 20 have been u
virtuous, beautiful girl, OF great intelli
gence, and it was pitiahie to see her, day
alter day, following about the man she
loved as he dog does its master. Spotted
TaIl removed her from the fort and sent
her long way off among his people. but
she refused food and pined away TO skin
aud bones. B, fore she died .he sent for
her father. aud made him promise that he
would have her body buried Among the
whites, where her heart was She also ex
acted of him promise that he would give
over his wars against the whites, live at
peace with them and befriend them when.
ever he could. She sleeps in the grave
yard at Laramie. Spo ted Tail loved his
children uuch, and it is said never forgot
the promises he made The young officer
she loved so pa.s!onately was lieutenant
IN all Ohio regiment during the war;
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4 TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law. anu
"A District Attorney for Manitowoc County,
Wis. All business entrusted to his care will be
promptly and faithfully attended to. Advice
honestly given, for which reasonable chure.
will be made. All parties Liable to ''sue IN,
be sued" please give me Il call. Be ye 20,
deceivedr' Office in IEuebner's block, on the
corner York and Eighth streets, where he may
be found from 8 A. NJ. until r. NJ
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GEORGE REED.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, has re
n sumed the practice of his profession, and
can now promise to give prompt attention to all
professional business entrusted to him. Col
lcctions made in any part of the State. Fer .
few weeks his Office will be found at his dwell
ing house .E .s-..-.
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N.- Mayor Hall. of New York. has is

ia Mayor Hall. of New York, has is.
sued circular cautlnnlur strangers that all
co operative unions, gliF enterprises. dollar
stores. and schemes u that nature IN hat
city, are swindies. and calling upon all
newspapers throughout the country 10
publish them as such, and rci,crate the IN
Formation frequently.
Very good advice, but nothing short Of
the fool killer will get it into the heads of
some people but that New York sharperS
will give them $40 worth for 81.
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D. The Green Bay Advocate. Of the
18th ult., has the following item:
I'VE have at our store two pictures, one
an italian scene and the other scene on
the Rhine, of an entirely new species of
handiwork to us. They are beautiful pic.
lures, and made entirely of cork, with the
exception of representation of water and
windows. They are made by Henry
Spsth, Of Two Nvezs."
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p0r IL Philadelphia, on the morning of
the 18th ulr., Mr.. Bl stone, of the firm
of Funston 4 Blackstone, picture frame
makers. chopped his wife and two children
to pieces with an axe, and then drowned
himself in the Delaware river. On his
bed vas paper stating that he had been
robbed and was ruined man. and giving
this rs the reason for his murderou5 acts.
lie was probably insane.
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H. O,CONNGR.

Door and Shoe Maker, west side of Hub
- hs-d's building, corner of Eighth ami
Buffa. streets, and will be ready at all times
tc MAJ fracture Boots and Shoes to order, and
Of and the best stock that can be found in tn,
marie; Q 81
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I6c The Aurora Borealis. it is asserted.
indicates change OF weather. On the
evening of March 9Th, most brillian,
aurora Was observed in Providence, r. I /.
and within five hours clear, cold winter
weather was followed by southerly winds,
pouring rain and soft, warm atmosphere.
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HENRY sIBREE,

JUSTICE Of the Peace. Will make collee
y tions, pay taxes, search the records, draw
deeds, mortgages, contracts, &c. All business
entrusted to him will receive prompt attention
Office i'll Huebners building, corner York and
Eighth streets. .--- :.
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tag On the 30th nit. boat confirming
two soldiers from Fort Adams. and hoy
named Lynch, was cap.ized in Newport
Harbor. Miss Ida Lewis, daughter Of
the Iightkeepcr on the Sile Rocks put out
in boat and rescued the two soldiers, but
the boy sunk just as she reached him.
Miss Lewis has before saved life under sim
liar circumstances
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III. :. BALLOON, VI. ID. /.

physician and Surgeon. Particular atteh
l ton paid 10 the treatment of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation. Also, Ey
aiming Surgeon for Pensions. Office in til,
building formerly occupied by Kuehn & Co.,
bankers Orders left at T. s. j. Robinson's
Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. A, J. PAT HEN Dentist Office in
~ Sherman's Brick Block, Eighth street
Manitowoc, Wisconsin Particular attention
given to all the different br n1hes of the pro.
fession, and all work warranted. Teeth ex.
tracted without pain. = Hs
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SS1- The House Committee on Appro>
priations at Washington have ascertained
that of the 300 employees ir the Treasury
Department and its various bureaus, only
100 are authorized by law. The remain
ing 1000 have been c.rricd along on the
yearly appropriation bills for a nu mber of
years.
Only about 5000. 900 month, for four
years thrown away! That's how the mons
ey goes hat is paid into the L. s. Treasury
hy the working men of the country. Only
think of it, the poor paying 10 70 90 cents
a pound on sugar and coffee, a. about 80
cents pound on tea whenever they buy
these articles; and then the money to he
squanGered in this useless manner. Rob
bling the poor. by means Of tax on the
necessa.ies of life, is bad enough, but when
the morey goes into the pockets of set of
infamous loafers, it cries TO heaven for
venge?n nee.
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j. A. BROWN. N. D.,

DPYSICIAN, Surgeon and Accoucher. Es-
L pecial attention will be given rs heretofore
during lengthy experience to Midwifery and
Sugery. Office on York Street, opposite Beer
& Kern's store, where he may always be
found. Orders may be left at I & j. Rob
inson's drug store -.F-,r .k -
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taken UP.

CNAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ bout the 18th day of March, 1859,
OH pair of BRINDLE TIERS and one RED
COW. Steers ? years old The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay harges and
take them away. CHAS. HALL.
Manitowoc, March 49, 1859. 37-w4
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RADICAL MEANNEss Tho citizens of
S,oughton, Dane county, in this State, a
few days since met in mass meeting to the
aumoer Of over three hundred TO express
their Indignation at the removal of A. G..
CROFT, 4 crippled soldier from the postof
6cc there. 1t seems that the reno val was
effected through the agency of the repub.
lican state senator from that district aud
Hon. B. f. HOPKINS, who represents the
Madison regency in congress. In the pres
amble to the resolutions adopted by the
Stoughton meeting it is declared that:
political demagogucs have outraged the
moral and political sense of nineteen tsoentt
eihs Of this whole community by effectlng
the removal Of our Efficient, worthy and
universally respected postmaster. A. G.
Croft, whose loyalty and patriotism cost
linn iinlb, at South Mountain, while
fighting as q private III the 9Th Reg. VII.
volunteers, rendering bin, for life, disabled
from manual e employment.
CROFT, the beheaded postmaster, j.
republican as vel! is crippled soldier, and
the only reason that appears for his re-
moval is the fact tina, he held Office under
President JOHNSON
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e0- ZirceBiuai, il is stated, is = more
effective agent TO use in the Drumnoni
light than lime or magnesium TIE oHly
obstacle Is the sacarcity of CHROMIUM which
has more luminosity than pure lime, and
greater active power than magnesium.
Eme, it is stated. will last only few hours
while magnesium will last for severa
weeks - lstLr--e--. 81 .Lse tEsefl-.l 81 -
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JOSEPH SYKES

DEALER in STOVES; also, manufacture
IL of Tin, Sheet-iron and Copper Ware. A
kinds of Repairing done. Shop on Eight. ct.
nearly opposite the First National Bank.
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H9- The Pereire, the French steam ship
which suffered so terrible in the orm OF
the early part ef February, and was cum
PEELED to put back in IA damaged condition,
has been placed Oh the line again. and
arrived ut New York March Ilth, with
sixty cabin passengers and valuable car.
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G.. RlEllNl..

PROFESSOR of Music, &c, will give lessons
/ in vocal and instrumental music in the vii.
lagos OF Manitomoe and Two Rivers Resi-.
icnce on Eighth street. near the court hosse
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lUSa Mes. "A young English
sydent IN Paris, who lis desir-
\, al following in the traces Of
ct Hastings, the Earl Of Jer-
pr titled scaperraees, lost four
kounds In gambling at one sit
,,aIe hired the. whole OF a
,nnseIf and a party Of friends,
allow 10 one else % attend the
and has takea to driYiag four
iIs carrisgs-
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ERNST KERN.

Success r Of Beer & Kern
DEALERS ~ Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
- cry, fancy rcods, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ma clothing, paper hangings
hats and caps, to children's cabs, live geese
feathers, bird cages, kerosene oil and lamps
&c. A share of public patronage solicited
Store on York street, near its intersection with
Eighth
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ID. J. EASTON. VI. D..

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, treats all Acute
l Chronic and Surgical Disc to which
men, women and children arc subject. Office
and residence corner of York and Seventh SITS.
Orders left at the Drug Store of Bacon, Thombs
Co. will be promptly attended to
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BE- On The l4Ih inst. at Suamico. nea
Lamb mill, three year Old daughter o
Mr.. W. Stroke was burned so severely
that she died in, faw hours. The mother
had gone to the koo<e Of neighbor, aud
matches and set her clothes on IRE.
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reDr A dispatch, dated 30.h nlt.. from
Verdi. California. states that two engines
on the Central Pacific Railroad ran off the
track near Exc. Fourteen cars were
smashed, and the conductor, two engineers,
Two firemen and three brakemen we're kill
ed. The buildings of the same con,T'any
at Truckce were destroyed by fire on the
2Sih. Los $50 600
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4. Ii. TREAT,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Co..
N lections promptly attended to. Office on
Bufalo street, between Eighth and Ninth
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AGES OF PRESIDENTS The Youngest
man who has ever been eiccied President is
Ulysses S. Grant. who will be forty seven
wears old on the 22d of April, 1869
Washington was 81. John Adams Was 81,
Thomas Jefferson was 81, Madison So,
Monroe, So, John Quincy Adams So, An
drew Jackson over 60, Martin Van Buren,
81. William Henry Harrison e., James K.
Polk 40, Zahary Taylor CD, franklin
Pierce As, James Buchanan G5, Abraham
Lincoln nearly 81, when they were elected.
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80 Acres of Land for Sale.

TTHE south half of the northwest quarter OF
section IS, town 20, range ~, in TIE
town Of Franklin-aboat 8 acres cleared, 10
good farming land, lying on the Branch river
will be sold cheap for cash. Apply to sss
.... . a-.I. So. 0. II. PLATT,
or 7. C. SHOVE. -
Manitowoc, April LIST, 1869 37-m4