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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-26

M1L1TARY.-By General Orders No. IS
Major John M. Goodhue, Twenty-frst
United States infantry Qate of the Eleventh
United States infantry, is relieved from
duty as commissary of musters for this
military district.
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aH VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA. TEA AND CoYFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE co..
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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8itt1nurd 1ispatth.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
AUCTION, SALES THIS DAT.

ON ALL PUBLIC Or PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
sT JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FLRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEN.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M.
an assortment of household and kitchen
furniture, and miscellaneous books.
J. L. RYERLY SEQ. will sell at their store,
No. 1447 Main street, large lot Of pawn.
brokers goods.
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches
jewelry, silverware, clothing, &c.
II. HARRIS & Bro,
ls3l Main street fup stairs).
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ADJUSTMENTS,

II Fl E A 7 R E.
3. F. WHITMAN,
sole manager and proprietor OF Whitman's re-
nowned spectacles ENCHANTED + w /,
CINDERELLA, MIDSUM aER NIGHTS
DREAM, and UND'EE, formerly manager OF
Chicago Museum, also Of the renowned star
"Lutta, - and last two years manager OF " hit
mans Continental Theatre, Boston.
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a 10, AND BEHOLD
TIVE GREATEST DECLINE YET

THE GREATEST pkCLiNE 1Ef
AT
e G1LL,s BON-ToE BAKERY.
No. $50 Broad street.
800 -csrced the price OF our EIeHF-CENT
LoAvEs 70 FIVE CENTS.
Extra Large Loaves, ten cents.
..,.,,so q, our Branch Bakery, ID Broad street.
-" fma 36-lwl
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TEAS. TEAS. TEAS.
TEAS. TEAS, TEAS.

TEAS. TEASs INAb.
NEW-CROP TEAS received daily; selected
with great care by experts. Our TEAS cannot be
surpassed in quality or price, and guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Sold In quantities to suit pur-
hssers, from an ounce to q chest.
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EOR SALE.

<~~~~%%<%~---~-~~---<~~
EOR SALE, two COWS, one with EEr
a calf, and one will have calf in about Sz-
four weeks wish to sell them together Call ut
4o2 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
NH 26-1w
FOR SALE, IN LOTS, 3l0, 900 BRICKS,
~ In the walls OF Powhatan Warehouse and In
the furnaces, &C., or the Richmond Glass W orks,
at Rockets. Apply to
NH 2k-ot j. l.. APPERSON.,
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AIOTIOE TO sHIPPERS.-Ths boats Of
~ the JAMES RIVER { Nd KANAWdA Ga.
NAL COMPANY win leave the dock IS usual
promptly 81 Il d. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS,
Freight and tolls on goods FOR Lyrchburg and BE-
yoid collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the op'
t.oa or the shipper, Freight received and ds-
uvared at my Office on tie dccG.
Wsy freiga. viii not be delivered till ctaESss ara
pstd. ...
RGe.s locked ard irsused,
dali EpWlgD DILLON. a Hani-
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WINES AND LHQUORS.

"A NDREW J. GRAY & CO., Agents for
IN LACHEY'S celebrated ROCKBRIEGH
WHIsKEY-pursst aud best article In the mar
kat, NH 10
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sHaHPPHNG.

EsOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.-The
4 British brig JUHN GlYAN, now dis tit
charging having part OF her cargo en- GfSTt
gagged will have quick dispatch for the above go
port. For balance Of freight apply TO
mhs ROBERT 4. WILLIAMS & co.
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.prsgaL NOTICES.

rv PLANO NoW.-To make room
a '.r,I,es. the subscribers viii offer for sale,
n'''"''rr 'rrLEGAST r1ANo-FoRTEs
,,,t,r reduced prices.
81 grea"2 and secure Piano lo,cer than the
@" D.:rr '~ and one tha. will bring after ten to
f,1e'y use nearly as much as the cost now.
i'sns to 80 to distance will be packed in
1851 IA amer without additional charge.
.ta "s' ~ ,et,er will be faithfully executed, and
oror.S ~ ,,de as low as If the party were per-
s'a'H wooDHoUSg & PARHAM,
.,o,,ers sta,ioneys, and Dealers IN Piano
Bt"'' NH 2f-st
rortcs.
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process, re-
Immediately in air-,ight canistors. Rotsls, res
taurants, boardins-houses, and families will find
our cohees a great saving Of time, labor. and
meney.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

ANNOUNCEMENT TEXTRAOKDINAHY,
THURSDAY NIGHT, March 2s,
CINDERELLA
CINDEhILLA!
as arranged Ia opera bouffe, and played hundreds
OF nights to crowded houses.
Mr.. B. F. Whitman's STAR DRAMATIC COM
PANY, the great SIS, 900 TRANSFORMATION
SCENE, acknowledged to be the finest ever pro-
duced In America; the whole under the 1mmedi-
ate supervision Of B. T. WHITMAN, Esq, pro-
prietor.
ADMISSION PRICES.
Orchestra and Dress Circle. co
Family Circle. 20
Gallery "
Secured aeats at 6. L. Bidsood's.
MATINEE SATURDAY at z. NJ.
Day performance half price. NH 26-N
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sy BRIGGS.
r,gGE BREADi
LARGE BREAD!
LARGE BEEAD:l!
Try my superior 81
LARGE FAD, Is
Five cents and ten cents per loaf.
s,scnlv ST my stores. 7o7 Main and 4es Broad
NIB 22-Iw
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NTO0D, WOOD, WOOD.--I am selling
Wv SEASOEED OAK ut 90 and PINE az SA

delivered, or Ss and Sl I'm the yard WIN sell In
small quantities 10 poor people at the same rates.
Ofice in the lower corner OF Libby BulGlng;
tteth and Twenty-frst streets. Che wood-yard
gates open on both Cary aud Dock. ORDERS len
with G. 5. sINTON, No. laas Main street. or WILD
CUHTIS Il PARKER, on Eighteenth street DE-
tween Main and Gary. wiz be promptly dllsd;
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IN N. WALKER s. CO.,
Ds SUCCESSORS 70 O. y. BRHgx8, ESQ.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office loll Main street.
arst door east OF the postofnce, under NesHrs. u.
II. Maury Co. g.
Buildings, merchandise furniture, ana persona "A
sured yainst loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates In companies Of the highest standing.
Losses eqnltably adjusted and promptly PAID.
rant rafea. NO -
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE IL.
.M COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB-
N6ahER 6gAER op s'' b9EIaiRs rssusD b1sfss
y o THE YEAR, l0, sls.
NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE TxBHU.
ARY L lSss, 81 ~ t;ts
THE "NUTUAL LIFEn
is now by fAr the WEALTHIEST C0MPANY
IN THE WOgLD. Il 10 conducted On the only
principle which time and experience has proYodto
be ultimately safe and Trustworthy. It's sssetS ara
not invested in fancy stocks or personal securities,
bnt IN bonds and mortgages on real estates oei18
arst lien on same, snd thus placed beyond ths
reach OF any contingency.
The company, being purely mutual. divides ln
whole profits annually among the assured an0
this dividend can be used In payment OF premiums
or to purchase additional insurance, at the option
OF the poAcy.holder.
- No. LOLA Main streek.
DR.. j. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. NH
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MARINE 1NTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 20, 1859.
Sun rises Moon sets.......... 5.lS
Sun sets o7 High tide a. NJ. -. "a
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PRICE LIST OF COFFEE:
GREEN, 20, %, Is, %, ss, ssc.;
ROASTED, Is, IS, 30, IS. doc;
GROUND, IS, as, 20, ss, 4oc.
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CITY COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting of the City Coun-
Gil was held yesterday afternoon. Present !:
Messrs. Kent tpresiding), Yale. Miller,
King, Parker, Dunham, OrdWay, Friedley,
CroHell, and Merriman.
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PRICE LIST OF TEAS:
BLACK, 75c,, Soc, sec., 81, $l.95. 9Lse.:
GREEN, 7sc., soc., soc., 81, sl.ss. el.so, o.;
JAPAN, !soc., g. $l.2s, 8LBo.;
MIXED, 75c., 8oc., ooc., g. &l.2a s15o.
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In Probate.

Manitowoe Comfy Court In the matter Of
the estate of f Lesemann, deceased.
nN reading and filing the petition of P. p.
~ Jost, Of said County, representing among
other things that / Lesemunn, lato OF Center
vile, in said County, the 26th day of Au-
gust, \ D., 1869, ut Centerville,in in said Coun-
ty, died intestate leaving chattels and estate
within This State, and that the said petitioner
is brother-in-l NV Of said deceased, and pra wing
that adnnistr ton of said estate be to r. P
Jost granted, it is ordered that sail petition
be heard before the Judge of tfis Court, on
Monday, the 18Th day of October, A. D., 1869,
at 10, O'Clock i. NJ, III my office in sa d Coun-
ty.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased and to all per-
sons interested, by publishing copy of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in the Manitowoc, PILoT
weekly newspaper published at M1nitowoc in
said County. GEO " BARKER,
9-3t County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc, the o2d day of September
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I'D ED.

At the residence of VIM. L. Snyder, Esq.
IN Manitowo,, on the 10Th day Of Sep'em-
Der 1869, FRANK b. iGfant son of Don A
and Louisa Shove, aged year and days
Again has the Angel of death laid his
icy hand upon a childs heart-takeing from
a kind father the last of his little family
Not one year ago We recorded the death of
Mrs. Shove. and now we know that the
little sufferer is free from pain, in the arms
of his Guardi0n Angel mother
SIN that world of beauty, where pleasures
never die,
Where the youthful and tho aged with praises
rend the sky,
Where the chrystal streams arc flowing, O er
the crimson opal stone,
And where the voice of weeping is never
never known
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New Advertisements.
Observation-Disclosures

Christian Banknecht against Geo. Banch-
nscht. The State of Wisconsin
To the above named defendent:
Sir You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint IN this action,
of which copy is herewith served upon YOU
and serve copy of yonr answer on us at our
office in the Village Of Manitowoc in said
County within 30 days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day Of such service and if
you fail to answer the complaint as aforesaid,
the plaintiff win apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
WALKER & WHITE.
9-3t Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint in this action was duly filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Manitowoc County on the 30lh day Of Au-
gust, 1869 WALKER & WHITE,
Plaintiff s Attorney
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churches or did it ever occur to him,
that Catholics and Episcopolia1s are just
as sincere, in their belief, as he is in his,
and that they have just as much right to
teach their peculiar tenets to the rising
generation, as he, and his church have to
teach theirs? May God protect our coun-
try from such fanatics as ''Lampman We
know not whether it would be Methodist
or a Presbyterian form of religion that he
would prefer to be taught, but as far, as we
would rather our children would be taught
in Catholic or Episcopalian school, then
in such school as "Lampman" would in
augurate We will not uphold sectarian
teaching of any kind in our pubic schools;
but if any of our fellow citizens, of Cath
Ole, Episcopalian or Presbyterian belief,
wish to establish private or parochial
schools, for the education Of their children,
we insist, that in this country, they have
a right to DO it; and should not be at
tackled through a free press, so long as they
violate no law of the land, and do not in
terfere with the rights Of others.
We have never seen any movement on
! the part Of our Catholic or Epistopalian
fellow citizens, to interfere with our pub
lie school system. They quietly submit to
taxation, 10 support our public schools,
and have right TO tax themselves, if they
wish to do so, to support such other schools
as they see fit. And History will bear US
out in saving, that the Catholic Se1ninaries
which are scattered all over our country,
take higher rank, than the schools of any
other sect.
Again we do not believe that the whole
Catholic world, are cut throats'. That is
wicked, shameful libei, upon countless
thousands Of g0od men aud women, which
the Tribune should, in decency, hasten to
retract. Does the editor of that paper be-
lieve that he is surrounded every day Of
his life, by 'cut~throats" and "vipers" :?
If he does not, he should not allow his Re
publican friends who do believe it, to edit
his paper for him.
The Republican party is full Of Just such
men as 'Lampman," an1 they are the
ruling spirits of that party, and have been
from the day of its birth Radical, fanat
ical, bigoted men; men who, if they had
/ the power, and darc, Iould crush all in-
stitutions, political, religious and educa-
tional, except such as believed as they be-
lieved. There are good liberal men who are
known as Republicans, but they are nil
norityof the party, and have been drawn
into the Radical ranks, by specious
covering which the leaders Of that party
assumed.
These men will soon abandon the Lamp
man party they would have done so long
ago, had there been in every county Tri.
JUne to publish the views of their party
/ associates. We hope that the Tribune, and
all other Republican papers will continue
1 to give their correspondents the free and
unrestricted use Of their columns, for the
dissemination of uncloaked Republican
principles. 1t VIII greatly hasten a politi, :
al millennium for our country, now in Radio,
al bondage.
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REMARKABLE Works -Nineveh was Is
miles long, 8 wide. and 40 round, with a
wall 100 feet high, and thick enough for
three chario;s abreast Babylon vas 50
miles within the walls, which were IS feet
thick, 300 feet high; and had 100 brazen
gates. The Temple Of Diana, at Ephesus,
was 400 feet to the support of the roof 1t
was hundred years in building. The
largest Of the Pyramids is 4SI feet high,
and 653 feet on the sides Its base covers
eleven acres. The stones are about 80 feet
in length, and the layers area 30S 1t em>
ployed 10000 men in the building. The
Labyrinth, in Egypt, contains 800 cham
bers and - halls Thebes. in Egypt pre-
scnts rusns - niles rouLd. Athens wss
. miles round, aud contained 10000
citizens, and 400, 600 slaves. The Tenn pie
OF DcIphos was so rich III donations that it
was plundered Of 300, 900. and Nero carried
away irom it 200 statues. The walls Of
Rome We're Is miles round
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Assignee sale.
n the District Court for the District of Wis

IN the Dlsllct Court Tor the District OF WIS.,
csnsin.
IN THE MATTER OF
P. JEROME PiSncE & GIDEON sLYE,f
D.nkrupts.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
IN of an order of id Court made in the
above matter on the 2lst day of September
1859 will expose for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
at my Office in Mant. voc, Wisconsin, on tho
10Th day of October t, at o o. clock in the
forenoon, the following described property
to wit: The south east quarter of the north
east quarter of section FIVE in township No.
nineteen with the range twenty-three east and
also all lots laid out upon said tract of land
except lols ten, eleven and twelve in bluck one
III the plot of Lennevlc, so called laid out
upon said tract Of lands subject however to
mortgage executed b said bankrup $, to one
Dwight Robinson, to secure the sum of sixteen
hundred dollars with interests at seven per
cent per annum and which mortgage is the
first lien upon id premises
CHARLIE H WALKER. Assignee,
Dated, Sept. % /, le69 9-3t
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Third 4AssemLn District.

A Democratic Convention for the Third As.
sembly District, will be held at the Court
House, in Manitowoc, on Saturday. October
is, at 10 o. clock a. IN, for the purpose of nom.
mating candidates for the offices of member Oh
Assembly and County Supervisor
The different towns are entitled to delegates
as follows
Two Rivers Mishicott 4
Gibson , Two Creeks /
Manitowoc Town
Manitowoc Village-Frst Ward. . Second
Ward / Third ward, ! Four Ward. l.
By Order of Committee
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Taken Un.

Came into my enclosure, in section 81, Town
of Manitowoc Rapids, about the 10Th of Ang-
ust, 1869, pair of steers one red and the
other red and white, each about three years
old The owner is requested to prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take them away.
JOHN ERIKS0N
Manitowoc. Sept 23d, 1869 9.3t
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sgWe are requested TO say that there
will be no service in the luethodist church
next Sunday. The minister has gone to
conference.
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aGaYThe Tribune, speaking of the Yer
mont Election says The senate is unan
imously Republican, and the House too,
nearly unanimous. The democrats ought
to have enough in each House to watch
the proceedings. That's so.
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Candidate for Lieut.. Governor.

I2uL luGLG tOE Lieut. UOVSFuUI.
We arc, authorized by the chairman of
the democratic state committee to state
that Capt Gilbert i. Park, for personal
reasons has declined the democratic nom
ination for Lieut.. Governor, and that the
committee have substituted the name Of
Hon. Hamilton Il Gray, of L1faye tie
county. It is sufficient oc the present to say
that the motives which have induced Capt
Park to withdraw in no degree reflect upon
himself or upon the democracy. He was
nominated without his previous knowledge
and the office is one which he does not de-
sire to fill even were his election a fore
gone c1nalusion
The selection of Mr. Gray will meet
with general and warm appreciation. His
name was prominent in the convention in
connection with c0nspicious place on the
ticket, but it was not positively known at
the time that he would accept any position
lie is the present senator from Lafayette
county, is known as a gentleman OF mod
crate political views, and of the higi, per-
sona character His natural abilities and
legislative experience al mirably quality
him for the position of presiding officer of
the senate, and his name will command
host of strength in the congressional district
where he resides He is now about forty
three years of age, and has resided in the
state thirty-two years, having come from
New York, bis birthplace while boy of
eleven. -MlWauLcc Ncrs,
ANOTHER ACCESSION TO THE DEMO
cRACY The Milwaukee Ne,cs says that
Hon o. H. Browning, Of Illinois, has,
accepted the democratic nomination for
delegate from his district to the constitu-
tionai conveL ton about to assemble in that
state. Mr.. Browning is one of the abIest
statesmen in the west lately one of the
pillars of the republican party Of Illinois.
He assisted in the organization of that
party and drew up its first platform was
i member of the Chicago convention which
nominated Lincoln in 1860 was In June,
/ 1861, appointed the sue lessor of the la
meuted Douglas, in the United States
senate by Governor Yates, who is now
himself Mr.. Il. S successor and was sub
sequently in the cabinet as secretary of the
Interior. Since leaving the latter Office he
has been in political retirement. johnson.
Chase, Ewing, Adams and Browning all
the founders Of the republican party-are
abandoning It, now chat it has become a
more radical faction.
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BsA-We will bet new hat, with any
man, that the Tribune correspondent
'Lampman," +" is square toed," Repub-
lican, born in Vermont, where they roll
up 1900 Republican majority and did not
Uoluntarily shoulder a musket in the last
war
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Second Assembly District.

A Democratic Convention for the Second As
sembly District, will be held at the house OF
Jos. Keune, at Lenneyiles Corners, on Satur-
day, October Is, at TO O'Clock a. m, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the Offices
ofmember Of Assembly and County Supervisor
The different towns are entitledto delegates
rs follows
Man. Rapids Franklin ?
Cato 3 kossuth
Maple Grove Cooperstown .
BY Order Of Committee
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Taken Up.

by the subscriber, On the 2d day Of Septem-
ber, 1863, III section -, town of Manitovoe
Rapids, four white hees about ono year old.
fne owner - requested 10 prove property,
pay charges aud take them away
73t Samuel. HALVERSUN.
Mauitosoc Eapi. Sapt 3. 1869
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THE FAIR--N Ne call the attention of our
readers to tho-changes made in the premium
list tor the fair being mostly in relation to
stock. Also the executive committee, have
decided to reduce the entree fee npon all
articles drawing q first plemium Of only one
dollar, TO 25 cts. This change will enable
all parties having small articles to exhibit,
to enter the same for premium at such a
price, that all may hope to lose nothing by
bringing these articles to the fair. The ladies
especially, are favored by this change
Now bring along your fancy work, your
useless finery and let us "brutes Of men"
see your skilful, tasty hand work. We
like to see it, if it does cost US lots Of mon
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nsA The Little CORPORAL, the brilliant
Western Juvenile, (which claims to have
large circulation than any other juvenile
magizine in the worad, and to be better
worth the money than any other maeizine, J
announces that it will come free for Oct,
Nov. and Dec. Of this year to all new sub
scribers for the new year whose names and
money are sent to the publishers before
the last of Octobee. Beautiful Premiums
are offered for Clubs. Now is a good tim e
to begin. Price, One Dollar year, sam
pie copy, IL cents. Address ALFRED L..
SEWELL & Co., Publishers, Chicago Illi>
nois
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Democratic County Convention

A Democratic Convention for the County of
Manitowoc, will be held at the Court House in
Manitowoc on
Saturday, OCrober rs, 1869.
AT O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for the Office Of Superintendent
OF Schools Clerk Of the Court and Supervisor at
Large. The representation viii be the same
as those in the Assembly District Conventions
Two Rivers, Sept. 90, 1869.
by order Of the Committee.
JOHN OSWOLD. Chm.
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sEzy- We publish to day the calls for the
Convention to be held in the different As
sembly districts in this County.
We hope that Democrats in the County
will see to it, that only the best of men
are placed in nomination at their conven-
tion Men against whom no charges of
dishonesty, or disqualification can be made.
There are plenty of good men to fill the
offices Of the county, and if bad men are
nominated by our conventions, then we
shall not be disappointed, or dispeased, to
see them beaten
Let Democrats who have the success of
he party, and the good Of the country at
heart, see to this thing in time