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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
MDiiaef. 6ericf,t.

Seize 9rice, edIa9erei an Squire
Mlatbeips bertuieIen.
Gauie 8ufett, betrunfen, 10 Gage
Mrbeitsbaus.
Nfsfss @oIfe, unliSenfrter 9ebrau9
bon 9DOrontDaher, freigelproAen.
gller. Bolton, Sdldsertt, 50 unb
6eften.
Sobn Morean, Gdimpfen, So unb
Soften,
a0ife @altiHo, betrllnten unO @dimp<
fen, So uno Soften.
81. u. Mrdeb, unli;enIirte @uftionss
gel1dfte, 81 unb Soften.
Qlnn @ontlor, betrunfen uno genleis
nes Betra9en, 10 Sage 9lrbeitsbaus.
Sobn Darlington, betrugfen. treiees
fprcdetl.
6reO @erts, Ilmbertrsibsn freiae<
fprohen.
s. 5. MagipeH, betrunten. So uub
Soften.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
NIna.@eri6t.

Mngefonlulel: Die S1npfer 0urls
ME 8ranbies bon GbdnsbilIe, Rattle
Wfortifon bon 60 epers @0Ob uno
gbayIeiion bonn Rannpbaf[uBe. Qeks
tere bate 3ipei Barfen nit GaIa fur
bic Serren SEQ 8. 9gEien u. SO. i'm
Eau.
0lb9eben fOIIte beate gadmittaa 4 llbr
Der SnIisuan mad Cairo, Die Tonnie
8ranoies nod G6ansbile, Die NieIlie
@rab mad oberen Cumberland unO Der
Gbarleiton mad ben eboaIs, um. ben
6et Oes SaIses berauf subrinsen.
griuartet peroen bic Boote EDrone
bon Cairo, NaIbuiue uno 3em gort
bon Cincinnati. Die bei0en lekteren
finO oeitera Mbenb BEL louisville bors
BET pufiirt.
0ln ben Gboals iparen 10 SUP SABRE
ipai1er unD falIt,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23

/ 0rp6e gsrtbsiIs msrbsn jest bel g 8.
abbott, SO. Ill ltnipnfraBe, fur 5syren gum
antauf fsinsr MnsEse eebotsa, 6a er lsirts
gBintsrfIeiber unter BEN aOifeapreiie Sfrfanft
um Samit su raumsn. Sine CUTE MuspabI
fstner slider unb 9alfmirs, peIde auf Sc
lfeuuns mad 6er nsnsffsn MOse anssfrrttet
merStn unb BON sfnrn ausrF&ert tUirb, Dae fIs
suraieIib satiisea, jan23 Ct
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
SrOF tamaatipa Des 6Dals
neEfA e.faT6 .


4a Iii Ser N1ittIeren une in Der
9DeifIi Aen MbtbeiIuag bieies @taates
aefeblefe B0n0en bon De3peraoOes
befteben, peIdbe ben biirgerIiben Ge@
feten Sobl ipreden unb bic ourm
DrObunaen lliiO gemaIttbaten nieIe
unferer Burger gum 8erIaffen ibrer
Seiniatb atuingetl lill0
ga in geiuiIen 81 ben genannten
Mbtbeilun9en bee Gtaates geb6rioen
9eftIi6teitsn es 96nsIih unm6aIi9 1T
fir bic GibiIbeanltetl Aes Gtaates, Die
Gefeke oefeIben in Nusfabrun9 gu
bTingeil ulib
ga ieae ftasfirten @durfen, Rue
Slug 0eilanttt, Oefnnge1e aus ben
Geunfb : @efdngniiIel boIen uno fie
obne oeb6ri9e Professionalism anfs
baneen, il1b Giienbabnaige befteigen,
i'm. aus DenieIbeu DalIagiere, Die ibren
oeiekmabiGett Gef9dften nahgeben,
tuegs Gbren un0 GonDufteure bon
n6T6Ii6er Serfunft be0euten, bab fie
Den &ta0t fofprt aa berIaiIen baben uno
Die ouf biele gHeiie bier gonbufteurs
bon elmer Balm bertrieben boben; unb
Oa aeipifIe ebrgeiSise, oetduf9te
un0 f6Iedte MGnner fi6 in ben Iebteu
Smet oeer eret So1ren psEe1BlgI baoeu,
oufre0en0e &e0en au balten, in ipeI@en
re tnr Den Nmitnr3 Der St1atsregies
rlrno ipreden un6 auf ioI1e Reife ben
betb0rten &6na1f0pfen einen onfs
riihrerifdben Self einf116eu. tueIhe fos
az ge9en 0ie e sgelese oertoPen ano one
Nl1e AnO aaooDlIo9rt oes SlooIee
segEoren nlto
Sa ote letteiaoen yIebeleta . 8eatnn9en
peg Staafes otelen 5urano ertnabt0t
9aoen, erFens 1aeem re que gglten5
S ss.a.'s asny OS4s..s .'o gu
S5srI;hs .;sSsr ,,,,6 .~nsr ;sss.,, ';s
"a ,:s,ssrSos, Ss ;5rs zs,,,oIs,satc. -
ns-S".,,.s,, nh =, toSeT,, ,,,,S aoS,SG
1880. Sas 80 =. $3.50 49,, ay
$780, ~. ssR I l.s -. $500 's"
's1ss ~ w 1920 csp;aIot, .'y s.. .t GA
una ii sos sR;f;. s ss Sss 5e - s,,sesass
in Ssr se;fe .ss,no 6irf Ent hos S;s
ss q sasIS.e = s;a5sr JoS,,,
Ieoten beSeif;ot ineraen nnn Aer @nms
nernenr BaIInoi5t erbaIt neroIsis5en
i1eEeTfhofen NIT b;nrei 4, ensem Morf,s
49, ~ ssaa ...ss s''ee
ess ~ o. r,,ss ~ Sp;r;o,, a 9ero,,,,ro,,
o,,,s,.,, an, ~, s,,,,ssyss SoEs- M
e,,ts ,,,.S iaheis M;;rosarr ss .n,,f !, re
s;ss, ..s As $50 soots 60. 4,.t.s ~
80 ~ 49,, ;a, s.ss g. .'Ias
sD ,,, ~ s S..'s So, a;.so
ts ~ ..S s s.r;, S,,.os ,,,sa
ss,, ss;.,,srnosr ~ 11shsItSstsr mr.
sssfrofe q, hr;nosn mnb n Fir S;e Srs
SoTs,.,,o g 80 r;sA., a., ,,,.Sras CD,
.s.af 1879 ,. 80 eltsy '
- ''''.o.''e... 'T. x ms
Osslen.geH Dslsye Eg .O1eieM NuIs
EVE geMag, enge1OeA 1oIen, Fa9 gen
s@pegsan An ~ p .sl.. g.nE9Il.w
oslngsgs SslV. o's g. un y
Wk1ge y Dus g ~ =. oss.Stags
leu Ma lSgssa0 I.nO. D.slsasgsn,p 9e
rs y 1la.sIshsIIE Y % os y ssgatIsH
0sIOlustAng .9w s.aIg DIV. < aDO l.s zee
iuanasa, sq y ~. NV @l1sI eOMMango
OOn sgsH. 'SOtspg q. eUDpeE UeT.gsliI
pes0en. eempa8HeH mel@e lgon
Fn1er Organ11rt moroen pro- meroeu
Oo[ge5e0en;
D1s!eI ptDatanlas'On pIto regt5eItg
eule aAOsss lO1Ssn' nm Gse eountles
~ oe0ssgAsn W Dssgsn 'W oae
AI1e0egsls5 s $500 ps1Ges Y Soi9s
eepen Oas s1Dll9sleg OglsIl9I plro
an0 AeDsIsa.sl ~ Das asnIas per. PER-
,sra hi ibrer lsleberfiibruna IN isIsn,aa :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
6uIfen rnb Grfdltun9en tperl

4 9nftem uno GrfdltuHeen iDer6en
oft iberfeb en-. Gin MubaIten fir trssnb
cine 3eit lang ssranIa6t Stftsuns Der eunssn
uber 9rrnilte aranEbeit Der 9uftrGbre.
,Srotpns DrDntbiaI xrobss" perben
NIT ppllem gertrausrt IN ibre @irtlamfsit pfs
fertrt, ra fe fat unausbIsibli9 litbsre rnb
unniitteIbars 5iiIfe esr6bren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23

il Sci pil6er, Sabis II. Co., asenten, ltt,b
200 600 gulbeI Der tsRen GnmberIanb 8cblen
qua 9Oaars per @asenIabuns su berEaufen.
gefrnunsen lin6 BET Rbeu, g.nitb II. 60.
Ossr in Der GfFris 80. s7gib Gtrrryfrase
pberbalb 9roasfroBe, absusebeu, ia202D
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
@retnar u. 6euOerfpn

astth rGen 5trun greu6r uffe AE6ertfcny unb 19rf
9ennerfon unter benz Ecmen
@retuar u. 6euberfpn
Ii3enii lirte plumbers,
80. 81 eIurdfsraae, 8 zba en- uaterEaI6 lei. g. o.
Nafb6iIIe SenH.
fortgeiitrt, mo- e beret finS Gle in i5r sad fIos
genoeR rbetten 11Gsaflbrcn io smGr in Der piintt3
lt9ftsn un6 uorsleIi9ften Beife.
RIumDerS Wnteri0Iien an 6anh uun III per
faufen. @eFoHtes 8Iei, Bleitbbrgn Bteiftnngen
etHernenpHiHpen, arteffhe Yumpeu, MIepumpeuuAa
ilheTbanpt Ynmpen ieoer Arfs 8ahepaifnen, gnfdjs
tsdnee. @aferciofetsr 9inn in AI5den, Gpbrdnfs, =
Sters ShpmpooiugS nno aR1f6bedeu 66bne, ScfIdilz
9e, &eiiel a.f. u /. ~, gosIeubter nnb gna<
lbsren ulic Damp ptarate, 9dmpffpeifen, Seattle
&C N8enten fir ben 8erfaus ppn GIart u. 8ro,s
perglaften Tbonr0bren ~ Ab5iisen, upr g. a. 3, g. g.
III, 10 10 n1o Is 3Oll innerens Sur6msfier.
JAZZ laR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
9 pesiaI= aotisen

il Bef SpbnRittsr in Der SaternatiO.
aaIsn N3iertaae, Gbur6frabe bente Gbene
aro6sr 9unb BUrsasIi9ss eassrbier, frine
Giaorrtn unt ptanrsOrtrGse res Gsneral
9raueraiht! tar25 1t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
aufl4lmna einer gartneridaft.

Die @arfnerfddft, meIcbe aeifber unfeg bsra
JtrmanaHen Grewar Il. Alberffpn beftnaogn
bat, fniiloe heute IN EoIge geaenietioen eteretns
tommeus antgeiEtt iEse1 iid y. 8. AIbertfon aus
rudgesosen bat. aue, iDelde 6or6erungen aeaen bic
genoallte dfrAa baben, t5nnen ntefeben einrei6 en-
uno 9teIentses, weI9e ibr fduIben, TnnHen aef6nie
bertfon i5ne ntDrijTrt, bdfiir 81 quitxiren
SeH .. December 1858,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
Ct eouia, 20. San.

Nse s / Iussrfsia S5.75-6.75; gBet3en
$3.50 ;S2crn 6O-65 eis. 5afer
$3.50. Mt6 -9OrE$2s.50; Roeeen
ST 25-f 80 Gts.; Sc Re $1.e5-2.0O.
Bncbu S9uItrrn 134 Gfs, Geitea II etc.
S@inFsn fe 10 Gts; 59maIs 173 bis
is Gts. @bfsfes 1 Solar,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23

Staatsg0rbta binIdngIfd snblrei9 uno
ipirffans 80 MAIDEN uaO fie LANCE senng
int EeIbe BIZ bebnItett bis MiitteIr MnD
@effs EenneTee 10 or0entIisb unn fiber
iinD, ipte es glidli6er a8eife SitsEensl
.ieifee iekt If.
Nie 5eitunoeil i'm Gtaate, ipeIGe
seiebtid autorifrt iinO bic DfentIiAen
Drufarbeiten aus aitfiibren, iiiib aufoes
for0ert, biefe 9rofIaniatietl Orei MlaI
3u berofentli3en.
Bum 8eu9niB AeiIert babe id gors
ifebenOes unteraei6net uae 0as groBe
9iegel Des Gtaates beigebeftet, am
Stuansteiten Sallunr 1859.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
aGOn.i,.ii TRAITORS CsOti3.

ale Gol5e. ne, den Der perjtotbene, g. q. HiboI.
ion petf1aEbct mar, molten f1 bfi S. =. Br 10 n,
9lhm:r ijfre1or, III SO SIX linton GiraSe efrt
Eferre Eetb, tihitlusn unb tbre 6rfbertnaen naebs
pei5eu nhr ntefeIbtn mer6eH IN gefes to nofaefries
bgner Aeit rois6er 2abliing 1nsses9 oiifu wstbsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
9tQ0t nn0 6taat.
garnten BED .,geaa. etaatsaeitaag. :

3ie foIaenben 6erteM fnb omtoriiirt, Mbonnenten
nb Muaetden fir bfe .TeHneffee StGatS3ettuHg@ Su
[nmmeIn, BeIbeg hafiIy einsuseben ulo IN nnfetem
30men on aslitttteA:
q. No. G3Ieter. 4nrguiGs Eeisn.
gears Sfuu, Msmpbts. Eenn.
G. Grams, aRn6scab, so.
Sacob GiieIe, sew aLbnnp Hrb SefieSfOnpiHe,
s5n6.
5. ~. Waiser, SAG gsein esrasei Cincinnati
Gbto.
9urens @6bIein. GanOnstp. Ohio.
MnsMa 9Dsbner. GIeDsImh Bta.
q. RaRfsbenbere. G5attnno.sa, Tenn.
u V. FnfFner, Dalton Ga
CD. @Gbes ir.s 2nt0IsNsent.
fenrp MIbe8 f.. Settunss G0IpOrtenr.
SEQ. Sfenftetn RON GIartspiae, Reiienber asent
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23

N.Y. Somilton u. Gopnep SO. SO, BroaSiras E
tronsportirea moaren frtenfrei on TIRE RunSal u,
Rqibpiue unb GseeFeIO. Oti27b a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
aiustnaati 20. San.

RebL8 amiIisa $500 90; Sd si3snI
$f75 RSrn, 6O-65Gts, !, paftr 60 Gts. j.
Me6- pUrt2sA SOu.; Rossen $780,
@erife SO 25; @bisfts frsi DSa.;
Bacon fIartSeitem IL Gts.; S@ultsrui34c.
sd m al 1z4r. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
Nene Sirnla.

Gas Cbise Gef1d1t mirb uon .. grewer, pon Der
asttb risen 5irm6 greuar une AIseyffcn, unb 9nt,
9ennerfon uater BEN Stomen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23
9aaDeI ,tuD 86rfe.
! BE 10 9Orf %. Sanuar.

-. u { 70 D OF %. SaIIuar.
@oIO 0Tuete su 1876 uno ifano
I'M 10 ltbr 1850 uno idloB nm 1244
llbr Mittags Kit 1861.
u. g. Bombs spros. fdaig 1881 1921
( 2Oer /. series. .113
q. ..109g
y, 8. - lilo
gfeue 9luSaabe -. 1870. 1OS5
1910 Coupons ...........-........10 75
SenneiTee Boa0s aIte .68
teue .674
ganntiDOHe Fau unO Rreile nisDris
ger. npIanos % 6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23

~ Ser ife. BefanntliA haben
;@ Oiefes Sabr mebrere olnerifanilde
Brauer ibren @erltenbeoarf euro :
pa fonlnea IalIen nn0 aM6erDen miro
cine WiniIe biefer @etreioefrndbt aus
Canada itnpertirt. 9Hie fontnat eS, eas in
ben Ser. &taaten, no mir mehr Qouo
baben, ais mir cuItiberen f6nnen, @es
treble ifiportirt iperOen niub 2 N9on
lolte bod nteinen, oaB mir aIIe 9grten
bon 5eI0friidten eber fTportireu foIls
ten, 0ber leioer ift 6ies nibt Der Ssau,
iOnoern luir nlif1en fir cine @etrtsoes
fral6t; tpeId5e bel Der Buna5me Aes
Bierberbrauds nit ie0em Sage iDidbs
tiqer miro, fhtuere &unmen aus Dem
Q6nDe idideu. Nlan 9reift pieleidtt
nfd5t fell, ipenn man Die HnterIoiIuno
Dgs 2lnbaues Der gerife BEN umifanoe
beimi6t, Dab Diefelbc Ben nuerifani
@d5en 2ar0pirtben i'm MHaemeinen ets
mas llnbefanntes lift, NIT Der fie tues
niqftens nod nid)tf 70 bertraut FIND, ME
init DeiScn, &Ori1, Safer u. +. 10. &eis
ne ssrudf ober miiroe ibre gultur lieut.
al Sage beler besablrr, ais 0ie geriFe,
Die 9sgenpdrtig einen melt b0bertfl
YreiS brin9t ols Der g8eiSen unD IN
giinitieeu Sabreti ben aoppelten @rtrao
ON G6rnern lieferts uniere 2eler auf
rem 9auoe tn0gen bas. Bebersiaen.
@aut gerite bonn fte finSet ifeis tinen
0rtsn Mlnrft lno brinet ntinecltens 70
bcbe @reiie tpie Der @eiaen | Sn Tens
neliee if lleberfIub an paiIenSsn Boz
ben fir bieielbe nllo unfere sBrouer
merDen Iid) Iiderlidl nibt ldulfia finoen
IdIIen, aus Seunelee'r @erlfe autes
EenneHee'r Bier ~ bruueil.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23

w g 9an6tbat. 9luf Der
8abn bon 6abettsbiLle mad OeAar0.
uurDe Der 3ug bon benz @eleife gee
iuorfen, neil Elm Gdonobnbe rnebrere
Hreter aber bic Gdienen 9eIeet bate.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-23

8 ab-af Isbbaft. eues - g
Gts. Msbium gt4lt 1f4-12 Gts.; MebI
@uprrfsin $5.75-6.5O. Bttstnf.99-s2
R0rn 55-65 Gsnts ! RoegenI Dol.
lar unb IS Gts,; Res gorfsu 2si
Dollars. cd MALI 1sa-f9gts.,8aepm
G9uItern 49, Gts. stfnx @eiten IL Gis. !;
rUbsr, sulIfrsi gu / Dollar.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06

DIRT RoADs-We have frequently re-
ferred to this subject before, but we mean
to keep agitating it until something is
done. If we say word about railroads,
Immediately every-one's eyes and ears
are wide open, but speak of improving
the dirt roads leading to the country
homes of those who contribute to our
welfare as village-and at once they
yawn, if they do not go to sleep. Now
'blarst yer eyes, wake up while we
tell you plain facts 1t is for our in
terest, as we'll as that of every other bust
ness man in the place, that Tie people
Of this country should come to Mantle
woo instead OF going West or South,
which, rest assured, they will do, if other
towns have better roads leading into them
than we have. We will venture the as
sertion that no other town of our size in
the state pays so little attention to turn
piking its roads as this town-all crazy
about railroad. Why, do you know,
railroad would damage, rather than aid
US? in certain ways it would, and We can
prove it to those who doubt the statement
but on the contrary, dirt roads would be
the arteries leading DIRECTLY to the heart,
or great centre of t.ade in our county.
We ought to have at least four good
roads turnpiked up to a height of two
feet above the level, and made as straight
As possible, and this should be done at
once. Now let some Of our business men
who wish to make themselves popular,
and at the same time put money in their
pockets, devise means whereby the far
mers can get to town at all seasons of the
year with their produce. OF course we
,ca,A railroad, but we can nerer get it
until we build up this town and county
and make railroad indispensable.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06

THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.-Wes saw
letter from Capt. Goodrich to G. S.
Rand last evening, desiring to know the
depth of water in our harbor, and how
soon he could commence running his
steamers, the Manitoroc and ,She6oygan,
into the river regularly. Now it is for
the interest of every man in this commu-
nifty that those steamers should commence
immediately. And what is to hinder !?
A little dredging, and that is all. 1t
must be done sooner or later and we say,
let 1t be done at once! 1t will be worth
thousands of dollars to this place, every
season, to have those boats run up to the
bridge and turn around each morning, for
when they do it, other steamers will also
run in and remain during storms etc.,
Let us have the dredging commence
without delay,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06

in the store building lately occupied BY
A. NJ. Richter's Drug Store.......... The
Episcopal Sociable will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Jones, on Sixth Street,
this evening. .--. .Doct. Platt and Our
Man heard stories of innumerable pigeons
one day not long since and rushing home
for their guns they marched forth valiant
ly to do battle to the death. Arrived at
the scene of conflict not 'spige,' was to
be seen, and they came back with sold
written all over them........ On the other
side OF the lake the cities employ large
tugs to dredge out their channels and nav
them $40 per hour..........The Times says
the murder it reported last week as oc-
curing near Sheboygan proved to be no
murder at all. Murder will OUT" and
this one "played out The stone
foundation for Schuette & Wallis new
grist mill is completed. The building
will be 39x50, three stories and base
ment high. As we have already stated,
the mill is to have four run of stone, and
will be tie largest mill in the county........
Mr.. VIM. S. Wilcox, of Michicott, has
sold out all his property there and is now
OF his way to Beloit, where he will prob
ably make his future home. We are
sorry to have him leave but wish him
abundant success in his new location.
The Evergreen Bus was left standing
on the pier one day last week and when
the Steamers whistle blew the team
took 1t as notice to start. They went
up to the barn at furious gait, gave the
door lively turn, and went m on their
muscle. No bones broken.........We had
the pleasure of seeing Mr.. S. A. Newell
and E. N. Evans in town day or two
ago.........A huge log was sawed at the
mill of Guyles & Brown on last Monday.
1t measured 50 inches in diameter at the
hutt-end and so inches at the other end
.."......A fine rain yesterday morning. ....
There was sensation on the North
Pier last evening, caused by the arrival of
a new velocipede. 1t is the property
of Geo. E. Reed Our young friend
is quite proficient in the art of riding the
bicycle.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06

the usual furniture. To the front very
clever artistlcal eonreit is painted upon
the panels-mne IN number-one for each
letter OF the steamer name. 1t consists
OF marine view. with a mountainous
landscape in the background. In the
foreground, the letters forming the boats
name appear to be floating upon the wa
ters. The design is very clear one, and
was finished by & Detroit artist, named
Hopkins iii the short space of five hours,
which from the nature of the work,
would appear incredible If it was not
vouched for by reliable witnesses
The saloon and staterooms are reached
BY three flights OF stairs from different
points in the main gangway. They are
provided with neat iron ratings, painted
in manner corresponding with the
richness of the interior Of the grand
saloon.
The ladies nursery is located on the
main deck of the boat, and is provided
with Mushroom and other couyeniences.
Beneath the nursery, under the main
deck, a Storage cabin is fitted up with
frstclass accommodations for forty pas
sengers. This is also an innovation, and
has been introduced for the purpose of
PRIV ioitso CAIid OSl LIS Ill GASES WutTc luG
state rooms fail to accommodated all the
| passengers during the busy season.
The cabins contain fifty four state
| rooms. The length of the grand saloon
is seventy-fve feet width fourteen feet,
and height twelve feet. The gentlemen s
cabin is eighty feet long. and same width
and height as the former.
The cabin and upper works were put
| up by Mr.. Peterson, of Detroit, under
the supervision of Captain R. L. Mont
gomery, who has an extensive experience
in such matters. having fitted up all of
Captain Wards boats The Sheboygan
is differed by able and experienced men,
as the following list will attest:
Captau-W. NJ. Stannard.
FIRST Mate-Miehael Crosson.
Clrh-C. G. Thompson
First Enganeer-T Elliott.
Second Engineer-T Lieby.
Steudrd-G. Driscoll.
Mr.. Hurson informs us that the She
boygan will be open to visitors during this
afternoon and evening. In the evening a
brass band will be in attendance. We
can assure our readers that a visit to the
steamer will prove both an interesting
and enjoyable one. Visitors will find her
moored at the Goodrich Dock, foot OF
Main street.
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VILLAGE BoARD.-A resolution was
introduced at the meeting of the Village
Board on last Monday eyening-which
will be acted upon'at the next meeting
authorizing the appointment of t,uo or
more night ,oatchnen for each acard IF
this resolution passes, it will cause an ex-
penditure of at least $4,000, for which
no necessity noao erists. At any rate we
see no good reason why some of our tax
payers should be made to pay for watch
men when they don't want any. There
is only necessity for Waterman around
few business blocks. 1t will be cheaper
for the business men to hire two watch
men-one for each side-than to have
two or more for each ward, to be paid
from the Village Treasury.
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Proceedings of the Village Board.


Regular Meeting of the Village Board
of Trustees, Monday May Sd.
All members presentexcept Mr.. Smart.
TIE minutes of the proceedings of the
last meeting were read and adopted.
A petition for sidewalk in front of lot
2, blk 227 referred to LIST Ward local
committee.
A petition to alter the grade on Main
Street, 4th Ward, referred to 4th Ward
local committee.
A petition for light on the Harbor
pier referred to Harbor Committee.
Two petitions to appoint John Dillon
and B. f. Murphy night Waterman re-
ferred to I'd and 4th Ward local commit
tee. A petition to attach all the lots and
blocks in this Village now belonging to
School District No. to School districts
within the Village limits was referred
to committee on public Improvement.
A resolution by Mr.. Berner that the
local committees of the several Wards of
this Village are authorized and directed
to recommend for appointment Police
men for the purpose of performing the
duties of night watchmen was laid over
for consideration until next meeting.
Several accounts were referred to the
proper committees among them one claim
Of Mr.. Hollander for $4,000 90 for injuries
sustained by an improper sidewalk.
The accounts of A. Jaegerman and G.
Christensen for two dollars eac..i for cleo
ton services were allowed under supervi-
sion of the rules
The Sd Ward local committee report on
the petition to abate nuisances in said
Ward that the owners of lots 2, 5, and
in blk 2SS, and lots and blk 2S7 be
compelled to fill the same in order to
abate said nuisances which report was
adopted unanimously.
The LIST Ward local committee report on
a petition for sidewalk in front of VIII
lot blk 227 recommending that the same
be granted. also against granting the Pc
tition to raise tax for improving Ham
ilton Street, said reports were unanimous
ly adopted.
The Village President reports the
Amount of Village orders issued on the
Poor Fund during the month of April
! 1869 as follows:
Ist Ward 100. I'd Ward 500. 100. Sd
Ward $50. 90. 4th Ward $4lOO. Total
$l55.0O.
Report received and placed on file.
Then the Board elected F. Armsby
Village Surveyor and G. S. Rand Harbor
Master.
The1 the Board selected the following
named citizens asjurymen:
Ist Ward.-Wm. Wernecke, VIM.
Bach, Henry Schuctte; II. Guttmann,
VIM. Phipps, Sr.
End Ward-N. Fenton, II. G. Ed
wards, B. F. Murphy, N. Ross, Reuben
Griffin.
Sd Ward Lewis Sherman, Charles
frost, NJ Vollendorf, VIM. Pautz, G.
| Christensen.
4th Ward Walter Lyon, 0. H. Platt
Henry Wilcox, +. K. Rand, f. Armsby
Then the Board adjourned for two
weeks to May 18th at 4 o'clock p M.
FRED. BoRCHERDT, Village Clerk
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NAVIGATION:
DEPARTURES.
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"GREEN KoRN" IN MANITowoC.--
The author Of the "Great Original ORA
ma" has descended from his sublime
ethereal height in the mountains OF Spain.
where witches howl and demons Creep"
to sling quart of ink at us through the
columns of our cotemporary. B. R. A.
word with you: Writing facts is not
your forte. You mingle in so much of
your nonsensical, abominable fiction that
we are forced to the conclusion that all
you say is but the imagination of your
fighty brain. But as this matter has
slipped off its foundation as an argument
and become a personal matter through
the efforts of B. r. A. it will not be re-
ferred to in these columns again.
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New WHEEL.-The tug Kitty Smoke
has received new wheel. We hope that
this will last her for ever.

We understand that Capt Goodrich
has bought the Propeller st. Joseph and
intends using her for the Green Bay trade,
forming semi-weekly line in connection
with the 7snesdeU
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KEwAUNEE. The Enterprise reports
that Sames Ridy of Casco had a leg bro
ken by falling tree Kewaunee County
wants a Court House, very bad. The
Rev. VIM. Ross has received donation
of forty dollars from citizens of Gibson in
the county.