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A PAsro1IAb To FE&IASs. .-ArclIbish
-op Cnlle.., of Dublin, in a pastoral just
issued exhnrts all members CT societies.
similar to the Feniaa organizations. to
abandon them. He adserts to the evils
sustained by Spain and Italy through the
action of secret societies, and says men,
bers of such organizations will incur the
penalty of accommodation, and can
not participate in the jubilee just pub
lIshad.
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4 BioiSTEi. FEARED.
4 Fishing Boat with F0lr Men Missing.
Fe:rs Entertained that they have
bee Lost in the Great Gale.

On trida last two boats OF the MI
Yankee fishing feet, ran ont to the
grounds some thirty miles northeast from
'he city. Capt. Sullivan in command OF
me "l The boats retui ned Yesterday and
reported that the sea was heavy and the
greatest cffnrtS were required to keep hi,
boat ahnat and tn get back. The Gen.
meridian. Capt. Matthew Dunn. went
out with Capt SuIivnn's boat. and has
not since been heard from The Sheri
I'm was an ordinary sized fishing smack.
ma be~ides Capt. Dunn there were three
men on board John Smith, james Shav,
and } hn Sui ivan. whose families live
on Erie street in the third ward.
1t WAS bell we'd the Sheridan was driv-
en- nff the coast during the gale aud snow
quail Of Saturday, and fears are felt
that the boat haS been lost We do not
anticipate 50 sad q resni' mr. d. We be-
i,A'' no.. -. s., friend Of the ing men
would, were it not for the = advise" Civ
en- by neghborS. The boats of tho i,h
ing fleet are strong and the men W hor II
them understand their business and
though the Sheridan may have been driven
was lost. The families of the men are in
great uiN' TcSS. ttuiin ANA CuIIiNdH are
men of faniily--thc former has wife
and six children dependent ~ him for
support. and the latter has Il wife aud
three children Smith is Il @ ,rman. re
Gently married, while Shay is :. ynung
man of eighteen years.
a noon TO day no intelligence of the
missing boat had .heen received. We
learn too. that the Sheridan. unlike other
boats Of the feet, was not strong. and
that her canvass was III poor orler. Our
reporter talked with several fishermen
this morning. and with tn, sc who came
in from tho lake. While they fear that
the baat has beer wrecked and the men
lost. still they hope to the contrary. 1t
may be that the boat WAS LOADED down
with the nets, etc, aud heavy sea
swept over, filing and swanpiug her
Dispatches have been sent to points along
the bore. but nothing co Id be heard
of the missing men or boat.-Eue. II Is
cousin. Sth
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The fact that Jansen and Ills friends

cleaned. out. s34.9I3 95 OF the school
money, accounts for the lamcntai,le ignn-
rance of young Democrats on the point
If history They have not been allowed
school privileges. The excuse now is
that that the Democrats did not-steal he
canSe they wanted the money bur because
they looked IN free schools as dangerous
to Democracy. This is the reason that
the Democrats burned so many schutil
houses iri Tennessee last year.
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IN PNoBAE,E .--Man..oyros cauaty Coer.

n PROB AEE. ,--Manisowuc County Court
L IN the matter Of tie Gua d.aaEhip of the Minor
Heir OF Frederick Boen e.
On reading ard filing the pert on Of Robert T.
Blake, Guard An of "a Minor, repre- enting stlohg
OTHER h-ngs that they. the NHids, seized Of
real estate IL Mantle ald that it is nee es-
sHry that all the should Ee sold, and praying
for licen sell the sane and II appearing the
Court from ID petition th il is Necessary 70 sell
the said real est ie, il is ordered and directed that the
next of KIN 10 said ward, ard all pc intel ssted
in ST. tate, appear before NJ n lay, the 2eth
dty Noveml,e a ist 9. at ten o'cit' ~ rhe
Probae Office in said comfy, then and t. TO hos
cal~e iii arv tLr~e bel why License should not -
granted for the sale OF sad real estate ding to
the prayer OF sad petircu.
And it i further ordered that copy OF this order
shall published four succeSsi weeks prior to
said day of hear ng in The Manitcvoc Tri uns,'
weekly wspaper printed at MaI.toTSoc in the said
County.
Dated al Msnit the 1t day of Novspaoer =.
1869. ". W. bannI.R,
2?-.-3 County Judge.
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Highway Robbery near Part..e tLiy.

Matthew Rn- lon. pl the town Of Mar
,er,,I "a. tr:., county. was the victim ni
Il highway robbery. in the town OF Pa :ltc
on Thursday evening. Mr.. *, had uecn
thrc>hing at Mr. Barlin :. in the town Of
Arlington, aud late in the afternoon,
started for Portage with load Of oat~.
just snu,h Of Inch, st about eigh,
clock a man pre- cnted hiuselfa and asked
for ride. which was given him. The
man rode for some distance, when. all
at once he jumped off the load thanked
Mr. r. for his ride and disappeared toward
"a swamp on the left side. This move
ment struck Mr. II. as singular one. bat
he gave it no special attention. When
he had nearly reached the. North Star. in
the town IF Pacific. Nj. r discovered
something in a thicket near the road.
wlnrh he took to be a stump. 1t being
up hill road. Mr. r was walking by
he ide If his load When he arrived at
point exactly Opposite, the object he
had discovered. he was suddenly seized, !,
bent over to the ground, taken by the
throat by an apparently glnved h: nd and
rendered in sensible Bef,re becoming so
he heard a voice sly" dou't hurt him.
When he came ia his sen~c. he started
along, and on examining his pocket, he
f,nnd hi wallet was gone, containing
s25. 81 The man tn. t seized him was a
tall man, with long and apparently black
hair.
Il is earnestly hoped that the villains
may be secured and given taste of Port
agcu Justice --.Stnie Register.
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LARGE PRIZE Casa suit aeanst
the Government involving over million
dollars, is before tho District Court o.
WAS >hiagton, to recover prize money be.
longing to the officers sud sailors Of the
Farragut feet while engaged in h cap
,ur cf New Orleans. GsS BuTLER IS
the attorney for the prosecutors. Thir.
teen days have been given the Govern.
zent ~ prepare it, df.sSe
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Sen ATE.

~ y e.
Dist ~ e Dist
David Tavlor. ls s. d BIZ, chard
, Jas. s Curtis 10 Ceorne Rprd
2 LpD'nn Hnrcnn 90 II s Town
AnAM ScHANTZ 81 I " Fishnr
= Hn, PI,pI- % Urn 70 y ',-1'n
6 ~ Dnes,rr % " " Woodmnn
Hnnrv Stevens "a TC H.II.
= '''..n RI patti. o5 Wm " Griswold
" 7 Kcrehaw os RF Davis
- 7.ha A Pc. 81 r. " Webb
= Nelson Williams % F7~ " Tres
Gu, | - art 90 q y Wr~inr
=" ~ "-nv 30 Gro KRnUsKop
IA r Z Strong 81 CIV Rnst
IS 7, " Joiner 22 Wm T P.inn
lf q G. Ha,'eto, 33 Sntterlee Clark
II Chas q Will pe
Republicans. -: Democrats, II; In.
dependents. 3.
Ss ASSEMBLY,.
A,1am-S. W. D 200
Brown -E3par 'Hi'!.s Michael Dark
Pnan1o-O. F. W,uren. -
rH'nmef-.Jnn,. 'r'i".nr
Thinpe,rn and q Il wv Granger.
Clark md .Tnck -Tohn Morrill,
En1umbn-Inn Narracong WinSlnw
Bnl'en, Carmi W Zach
T-rrfor1-W. :, vnrnnd
Dnrs-C. F. r,r 'snd. willard r.
Chandler, .Tno. | ms John R, Crock
or. 4. s. 1Snu ~
Do3o--E. "A. ~ler. F. .7obnston
AUer' Rnrch. HFNrv BERTRAM
Door md Koon CT. HarriS
Fan Tn;;r- IN 'J;o w V Dnrwin
Frn1 1u Lnc-T Us h. r Sylve>tpr
John Rovd. u y hills. d Caron0"rb
CHARTS Ge,ts.s @
G~nnt-J q So. III" C'tfhow WI
liam Pitt Dewey \ W McNair Ln'h
ar Basfnrl re-
Gr>.n-D " & Leonard, Thomas A
jackson
Green Ink.--J =" l:"k
korn-1no w 2 II 4 Rnrp".|
.]eFsrson-DANIa "rI O. IT Phillirs
WI T"s>'u. y Bigham
.7uneGn-J 3 p
Kenoshn-.A'ex :
r, rrosso-Th. ,.~L7nh PC M-nlton
La Fputte- IN, 'ohlh II " B ree<
1k,nitoroc-.7o1 nth. " Etz2srnM
e II .Schn,iI
Marathon and " %. Hocfiinger
Morquettr-S. A 10.
M7,rnukee-S. \ - ;.n", q o. fF~n
.K,wcs Nc (rntl Las, Brick. j hD
FrHenz. D. II. R-trr s. u II Johnson
H. q r." kel, E och Chase, Frederick
Zautzeke.
Monroe-C. A. II nt
Oco,to and 81 "a r Y. Alln..
o,,taq,m g E HcI,tol.
Ozo,Il.eo- Tin, %, ,
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plstbFOSAIS.
y1trAeE OF MAsIrowoc, Get. %, :ss

VILLAGE OF MASfTo7gcc Get. %, 1859.
meeting of the Board OF 1rustaes OF the Village
of Etowoc, the following prea rIbcs and Issoluton
we're unanimously adopted:
"WHERiAS, by ordinance dated VI l9, lSe9 the
owners Of all lots bordering up the Mautowoc
cr the Tiage of Maa towoc east of Eighth stree:
il SAID Nlagr shall. prior the first day October
lso bu ID ur 3e built upoG he dock line
tah-ed by ordinance dated the 18th day of January
1868 good and substant al d cks and wRrves &C., aud
Nhereasthe owners of sad loIs have neglected 20
comply with "a Il ord nance, therefore
Received that the Connsttee or Harbors lie III
structe to cr tie brI ldhg of said ~arres to the low
est bidder a. prov .dei IN said ordinance"
In compliance Herewith sc lel proposals will be
vel Clerks ofsce in this Village until the
9th day Novcmhcr, inclusive, isr bu. Id the Sd
wharves east Of Eighth bridge according the
plans and specifications in the Village CLERKS Utce.
CHAs. ". NIllTE,1
n. /. GILBERT, COMMITTEE.
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Rr..ppoc,Ty LoRBy-A lobby

REcIpRoc.Tr LoBBY-A lobby inter
est d In renewing the recipracity treaty
with Canada las b en- e~tsbfi-hed in
come alarmed. Judge Kelly. Of Pensyl-
vania. visitct! the President, yesterday,
on behalf Of the tariff men. and demon
strated by his statistics that renewal If
treaty would be equal to payins the Can
a lians $40 0,o00 bonus to keep out Of
tha Union.
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CRE.In CITY. HOUS=
n. s. BaLCO VI. d.,

nMYSICJAN and Surgeon. Also Ex-
amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets Manito-
wes, wisconsin.
Orders left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
srpartcular attention paid to consultations and
r.SCe 1929
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Fly thousari dollars was the price
paid fIr the p.triied giant or statue
found near Syracuse, and about which so
much absurd tu-~ has been made. The
owners will not allow a scientific examin-
alton. The WOOL Of the horse might come
eff.
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Gne~Kalf the Regular Rates,

We want good reliahl- agents in every part OF the
country. b. employing your spare tine TO forra
cluhs and send ng Us orders, you obtain the
liberal comm isslnns, either in ASH VI erh can.
disc and all goods by Will lie repre- ented
and re guarantee satisfscton to every enc dealing
with non-e.
Agents should collect EMS from each customer
and forward TO Us III advance, tor Descriptive Checks
OF thu goods cell.
Tie holters If tho Checks have the privilege Of
ether purchasing the article thereon described, OF
exchanging ior any article mentioned on our Cata,
logue numbering $50 different articies-not
ct which can be purchased in the Usual way tor the
same money.
these: We constantly buying small lots OF very
valua' goods, which not on our Catalogues. and
for which checks TIL all are sold heslss, in
every large club We VII prt checks Tor " AIcabs,
QUTLTs BI.SKETg DRIES PATTERNS. or some other
ticles of vaine 0iHg S"hf nsfna1erS Of Ge cb an up
p7r,ty of ptercG~1g article for abon. quar-
Ter Of a. raiae
%Iu every order amounting 10 over ga. accompanied
order Of over sloo, so,oo may he retained to
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
This offer is espec ally 10 assist Agents in the
Western aad sou1hern States, but it open TO all Gus
toners.
COMMISSIONS:
Agents will be paid ten Per cert, n Cash or Mer
oissrlise, vbsn they uP THEIR ENTIRE eLyP 70.
which below give a partial Lis; of Commissions:
For ar order @. $50, from cnh of Thirty.
OF Blsarhed ShesiDg. Good Dress Pattern Voc.
squars Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and Vest pae
tern Fiue Large Wbis Countsrrsne. etc, S. % in
cash.
For n CIuh Of $50. from c Club of Fifty. va
VIII pay the Agent, Commission 4S yds kneetinx
One pair heavy Wool BLANKETS .popiin Dress pattern
Handsome wool Square Shawl silver-Casc Watoh etc.
Or IS 90 IN cash.
For an order or 500. from Club Of On.
Hundred We " II pay the cent, commission. ! O
yds. good yard-wide shseu 6, Con-silvsr Hunting
Case Watch, Rich Long o Shawl nit Of al Wool
French Cashmere. etc, Or Slo,oO in cash.
We do not employ any Ira cling Agents. saA Gus
toners shonid not paw money TO persons purpartiue
10 be our agents. urles ers 'hally acquainisA
ND MONEY ALWlYy BY RE1urxxxn
LETTERS.
For fnrsher particulars send for catslo -uss,
1928 p.qIy PARK n CO.,
- 1 100 summer st., BAsteD, Haa
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Johnson & McGAVIN

Offer their services to their trienfs and to the public
generally. for Housa Painting, flazng ,Iraun- ana
nan.r hanging Any orders left 1T the drug store of
o. r. Bacon Co., will be thankfully received anf
faithfully executed at the lowest possible rates
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r. R.ATSCH,

rEWELEH and PhotOgrnpher. All
s kinds Of work tho line of my business prompt
II attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction
i.ye iu,t received = Wing Ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMRRA OBSCURA with which can take small
pictures Of tbs order for one dollar per Dozen
constantly On hand. York Street. io-ttt
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FIR ED CARUS,

DIR ACrICAL FURiE1. NeeO~ cN1
stantiy on hand the largest an best assortment
hats and of tho latest STYLES at the lowest
sibls prices and always pays the highest vane in
cash for ali kinds of fnrs 1851
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GEST" EEHYS.

VTYATCUNAKER and JE"Ei.EK. Or
" fsrs his services for repairing all kinds OF
Cleeks aud watches Has a fue and well select !
assortment of the latest and best styles OF Clock,
American English and Swiss Watches as also OF t'"l
- pI. ,ad J.w.Jrx ely
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8. S.fTDERS OT,

rEAyUF FACTURER and Dealer in
iN Boots Shoes Leather, &C.. &c. Shopon Buffalo
street the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Mnuitowoc Ssptemb.! 2a, 1865.
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e. X ERT,

WORK street, t,ManitowOc- WIS: Derters
in Dry Goods. Groceries Crocllsry, Fancy Good,
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hanginxs Hats and Caps Toy*, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, ke 'osene OIL an,!
Lamps, kc &c. A share of public pa Ionage is soli-
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HENRY" SIRREE,

JUSTICE of tho eace. once, Hueb'
81 ner's building, of Ri shth an ork stree's
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
will make collections pay taxes search the rec' ds
draw desds. mortgages and contracts, &C., &C All
busnsss will receivs prompt attention. To-
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y RE SEEEE e.

HFFERS to his many friends a,d ~ n
~ public generally. choice selection o Fresh
Meats Salt Pork and Beef Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders Sausages, Tallow and Lard at the lowest
rat.. Market on Commercial Street e-iy
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The. work Of replacing the water
power coffer-dams on the, Mississippi at
\ olihe has 'cn,ifmenced and will be com
pleted this fall The dams were swept
away By the food month ago.
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George eabOdy.

" fh,r.,la ntht, NV 4h, =
.-si0> the Ii siasu .hel ''ante'.
. i h .pi~t. hrratl,,t! h y -
"a II =. IN " nina Fl wa hnrn IN si'5
rs- a >aaiHel 3I95 ani~a va
r a. a. III ,i.ni efil
T.. Pit IN i. o.,i,rarc ,'ti'e -
s.zPeaAeiyg VA ,nr' ri, n. ~ "
he vir'nc- are f,ll,x,i * -
az, snl rho ). virtues m,y 5"l.
VA. 'c> In laying th.:-fran iatir
Whole nme ana cheerful home f..
working ella >>e~, he acted s,l.,on a hi
,aSe II d,itv. and touch-d the m,
rings Of civilizati.,n He male h
,ieans the r~a-ure IF his ,hi,anh hropy
'hrnagh"ut his whose ite his conluc
li~,.lsyel purity Of character that con
n L fail tn elevate and s-eine the lee in.
his generosity inspired.
The 7r4egraah says: Mr. Peab"ly
lnr was dnuhly ha.py. fhe in>cripti'.
IN his in,auSalenm may -eli, With nnq't->
riioned ruth. Of the hsn who loved hi
Kin and served two countries -zs'7 p
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: r suit IN THIS STATE.

r suit IN THIS STATE. The
Wisconsin, r.ainl> ne Republ can
State ticke: has about 1000 majority and
says:
10 carry the State by even SO large c
Ii. .,olity rs that Of two years ago "a '64)
l. oh achievement of which the Re uh
iican uay well feel proud: tor never did
the o. ostion resort 70 80 desperate ee'
tempt to prejudice the people against the
Repub lcln party and the me;i that IL
has placed in power. Perversion OF facts,
SANDER and outright lying were the chief.
and indeed almost the only reliarces ct
the Democracy Throughout the canvass-
Anything ike q straightforward leyiti-
mate argument was seldom attempted.
To have won under such circu:..st nces,
shows that the people, ma iority uf them
ut least fully understand the neanneSs
and injustice of the Democracy, and have
an abiding faith in the principles and in
tegrity of he Republican party.
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RETAIL LUMBER T.1KD,

YTyNE Undersixned are prepared to Hll
to order, bills of lumber or lath on the shortest
notice A man will be at all times IN the yaro
ready to wait on our customers and receive their or
ders The best stock kept costantly On hand at the
11Ix SMART PANKRA"Z
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sa,a vho ). Virtues may 5ot

"a sfrpighttrain on the Sandu~kyrnad,
i, Ohio, wa thrown from the track IN
Sunday. badly smashing the en-
g'ne and ten cars uCnndrctor jaime
Gibrant was 50 injured that he lived hut
an hour. The fireman was severely hurt
but will probably recover. The engineer
was slightly hurt
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O,.e DoEInY foS. zach .4rsfeye,

We do not dfer single article of merchandise that
can be sold by ulsr dealers at price. NO do
not ask Yf'u to buy goods from unless sell
them che per than You obtain them any
other way,Cwhle the greater part OF goods
LIZ
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.hr Legisia.ute ol 1870.

The f"llnwine i li~t of the mem',n'
of the next Legislature. Repuhliran,
in Roman Democrats in ifahc, 1ndepen
lents in SMALL CAFS,
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i. JOHNS

" every description.
an prepared to manufacture full suits OF Men and
boy. clothing the shortest notice and Satisfaction
xarantsed. I employ the best workmen to De Iounn
In use. n--fl
EIGHTH STREET, opposite Goodenow Barnes
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W.ln. G. COY.

"OUSE, SIN AND CA1RIAEE
II Painter, Quay Street, iioining the Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
Of this Village the above branches the most
souabls rates 1910
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TTCRNEY aud Counselor Mt Law,
"A and Notary Public. Office, No. AStells Rock
South End Walkers Point Bridge, Milwaukee, Wis.
Marine Bankruptcy, and Land Oifice. l5-47
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Ere SC4Y DER.

HlEAT Misunderstanding purchased
IN the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand tn. choicet meats at the
swest rates. share of public patronage solicited.
13-lT
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EIiAN- ". " NIIIIE,
n. /. GILBERT, COMMITTEE.
JOHN FRANZ,

HyORTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS WERE
Z shipped from our hoIisa in One Year, to fa2iss
clubs. and merchants. in evary part of the country
fst, in fr
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DENTISTRY,

DE.v xxSAN
nR. A. i. PATCUEN. Dentist. IN ce
IL in Sherman's building, on 9Th Street,
Mantowec, Wis.
AA- Teeth extracted without pain.
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THE n .WS.

r
1t is rumored ip Paris that the King
f Italy * sick.
Henri Rnchefnrt. edtolsof the Ian
'e,1,e. has returned to Paris. IS
a battalion e troops have left s pair
for Cubs. 8f 5sEaEgs.gsF v9g
= The Syracuse stone giant was raj ell
I'm the earth on the 5th.
Cant. Hall. tbs Arctic explorer q
in Encinnati.
= ich "'arn~ COLL mines have bee.
discovered in Sonora.
-E,nr inches of snow { A. Cnvln-
Virginia on Sunday ~
+ az ln-t..~ dol; ,-..,. wont ;u.e .T
N
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Dc-1ior II Letting of 'YcsttowDr s.Sd-e
N ishsla n stsNssonic Hat, York Street on the
Est aad 81 Wednesday of Each Month a
E-K. RAND, W. ".
q Wv. II. HoRN Sec. srs rs -
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1tAtck erminT Lodge No" Hn. Z. y. ~. Y.
O@Aeetsssvery Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
nAil,in Carxs' slo-k on the south side. ~
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Our Financial Stetem.

The great question of recunStrnctiuQ
he Southern States being virtully adjust
ID, no more pressing subject cn,.fronts
Congress than the rearranp",nent cf on j..
entire revenue >ystem which is at pres
rnt hardly mnre than Il system III exl.eri-
ments, a thing of shredS and patches,
adopted in haste under the pressure OF
"rces~ity and amended by bits az one
weak place shnwed itself after another. or
rs one interest tter another obtained n
hearing. e. sT p w
Internal Revenue and Tariff have a'ile
ilerg"ne rheS" patches. and are i'll ba'
iced and diihcnl, to work /: hearing !,
fme places with extreme har ship u,n.
'te-t men who 8 rive to nhev 7h" IL,
"'.i I" It., fhairs anw while atforlinrg
her .l,.c4~ wi1ln 'tae;li.iaS fo, r6rf,,,% =
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-11-11
JOSEPH SY IVES.

nHALERtn stoves: Tin. sheet Iron
and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds of
eepairinx done. Eighth Street. opposite Trihnnc ~
Ace - 8 4 lily
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-02

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The PennsyIvenis election is likely %
|be noneestsds The Ags says the frauda
pracsiced BY tho Yadicsls 10 PhilsdaIphia
were % gissing add SuEraSsSrs sssss oten
before n radical Leg gisiafuFe,' the election
OF Geary naust DO declared illegal s.-''i
A drunken man, named George 81.
Brooks, bad his head cpE of, on che 2Sth
1it,. while laying on the track OF the
Richmond and FFederieksburg Railroad.
He leaves wife and iour children.
There 10 o revolution I'm progress in
the Mormon Church, the Mormons only
waiting for Brigham to die to carry ont
their concerted measures.
If you are an Invalid, and wish O Re.
storer and Invigorator, "Use Solomons'
Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters. u
A man died of the palpitation of the
heart after mounting to the top OF the
Philadelphia State House, the other day.
FAsr.-A colt. two years old, named
Clay, ran a mile over the Nashville
Course in 1.45x, the other day.
II You have Dyspepsia, use ''Solomons'
STRENGTHENING and Invigorating Bitters. "
1t Is q certain cure. O136