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Livery ard Sale Stable,
CHiL TON, WIS G O S ".

IT he undersigned respectfully informs As
/ public that he has established a Livery
and Sale Stable at this place and hopes. ~
strict attention 10 Business, to merit tbs 1bhs
patronage he viii fafnish fast teams AaA
comfortable eonveyancssr and will keep horsss,
,arrissss, wagons and slsighs for sale Par
ties from Fond du Lac or Msnitaw- Ube visA
fast and fresh teams, upon their arrival hsrsv
to convey them 10 either of the aSevc points,
will be furnished on reasonable terms.
JOHN II. DOYLE,
Chiffon Wis, Dec. 10th 1863. cS-N
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Rss~ We have no ambition to equal the Man.
itowoc Fiiof either in dimensions or style
Hiscohsia Lja9V.
Brother Swatze, don't get discouraged
Rcmemlc r ths old sac:
Big streams from little fountains flow,
Tall aclcs from little toe corns grow.
And after the Land Grant Railroad is
built. the IMoy will not be the most di>
nnutiyc paper in the state, provided you
enlarge and improve it. We will send our
'dovil'' UP to help you fix up, if you want
him?
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Annual Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the annual
IN election of the Manitowoc Agricultural
Society for the purpose of electing officers of
the said Society for the ensuing year, will be
held at the Cears House in the city of Manlto-
wee, On Saturday, the 50th day of April, at
O clock 7. NJ. E-B. TREAT, Sec'y.s
Manitowoc April II, 1870.
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Eas- The Fond du Luc Commonwealth

IG- The Fond du Luc Commonwealth
of the 25d says:
The Milwaukee, Sheboysan & Green Bay
Lake Shore railroad is to be built and 10
mistake. Grading will commence at Gran
vile Station, on the old Cedarburg plank
road, next week, Drop cars and tools have
been ordered there This will be good news
to the people on that line Of the road.
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SIS GOLD WATCHES, $40
TIE ONLY GENUINE DOUBLE-EXTRA
REFINED
GROIDE COLE WATCHES
MANUFACTURED BY TssE ONOIDE
WATCH CO.,

Are all Of the best make hunting cases, war.
ranted net to tarnish look like fine Gold,
wears like Gold, and are equal to the best gold
watches in make and finish with the best full
jeweled deta ched and patent levers. extra fine
classes, Gents and Ladies' size, } SIS each
The double extra refined, solid Oroide gold
A No. /, full jeweled levers, at $50 each
Sent by express anywhere within the United
States. at regular wholesale prices, payable
on delivery. No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order is
made in good faith. Amy package may be
opened and examined before paid for, by pay
ing the express charges only.
Persons can order by mail with safety. by
sending money in advance, in registered
letter, and the goods will be sent as regis
tered package. perpaid, at cur risk.
An agent sending for six watches, will re.
ceive an extra watch free-making seven SIs
watch, FOR Ss0, or seven $40 watci es for SI2G
Also elegant oroide gold chains of latest
and most costly styles, for Ladies and Gentle.
mems wear, from 10 to 40 inches long, Mt
prices OF 50, s4 ss and 50 each sent with
watch, at lowest wholesale prices.
Oar watches are al made OF the genuine
solid oroide GOLD, refined, are all perfectly
regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed by
the company to keep correct timo aaI wear
and not tarnish. State the kind size and price
ID watch required. and order oaIy Of
TIE 6RoIDE WATCH co,
III lis Fulton Street. New York
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a SAD CASE. "A family by the name of
Mics arrived IN thi: city from the old
country Tuesday morning on the steamer
.Shcjoygon, on their way to Franklin, Ke,
waupcc county, who lost two children dur
ing the passage across the ocean, and an
other on the cars lat Monday between
Chicago and Milwaukee. The remains Of
the latter child, aged about two years, were
brought TO this city, wrapped ur in blan-
kot, on Tuesday morning, where they
received decent burial.
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Ee2~The Jefferson Banner Is responsible
fol the following FISH item:

Hanson man while fishing on Indian
Head pond few days ago, using six inch
perch for bait, got a bite from a half pound
pickerel, but before he could draw in his line
the hook, bait, pickerel and all was swallowed
by another big fellow weighing four pounds,
and the whole safely landed. This IS not q
fish story.
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LADIES SoCIABLE,--he ladies' sociable
of the 1st Presbyterian church will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. g. ". Emery, on
Sixth-st., next Tuesday evening. 4 gen
eral invitation is extended.
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Local and Other Matters.

EgS- Lent Is over, aud part of the coma
munity breathe freer, eat heartier, and
drink deeper. -
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Letter Ltat


Anderson 4 Maliiousc Augustine
Allen G Mcfher.oG Emma 4
Elseberg Bette AIlshcotsc Mantle woek
Erickson Gulbrand Wisconsin Comfy Clas
z DINER Jos. ind Amcricuea Nord
Galbrandson q hlos Nelson Heariek
Gustafs n Charles Nielsen q
Green Taylor Nielsen Niels
Gcsha Charles Nielsen Soren
outset Lars L osafson Anon
Hooe In1ebear olesen Stephen
Haiversen Nath Olsen G.
Hothersell George Reiey Hughin
Jensen Martin Randall Chas II =E#
Jones Thomas Salsmann Hattie
Kelly A l. Stone William
knudstatter GoorandN adsr Cslv $
lie Count Modesto Valley Amos
Larsen Claus Wallace Jos
Murphy NJ Woods Syle
Manson NJ Wood Usee
MeLane Della
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BISHOP kEMPER. We regret TO learn
that Bishop kemper is again seriously i'll
a, his residence in Dclafeli, Waukesha
connty
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MARINE.
Vessel Capsize All Hands Lost.

essels arriving at this port yesterd ay
report that the scow Queens, of Sheboygan,
bound from that port to Milwaukee on
Tuesday last, picked up the schooner 4.
u. fdnr, about twenty miles off the
latter city. The WarhG was lying on her
side nearly full of water, and had part Of
her load in Der, consisting of potatoes aud
shingles. As no one was found on board,
all are supposed to have been washed
overheard and lost. The Ctceas succeeded
in righting her, and towed her into Mil
u.ukee. The WaDris supposed TO have
capsized some tine during last Sunday or
Sunday night.
The wrecking tug Lptathan with the
three masted schooner Carliagford, Of
Tuesday afternoon TO wood up. The Cars
inqford went ashore last fall near the Man
itous with load of coal on board She is
a bran new schooner. and we believe was on
her third trip 10 Chicago at the time of
the mishap. She was In leaking condi
ton and two steam pumps were required
to keep her free. They cleared late that
night for Chicago. g.. s--..-
The steam barge Geo. Dunbar with
load of grain from Chicago and bound for
Goodrich, Canada, was Obliged to run back
from about twenty miles north of this port
and seek our harbor for shelter from the
severe northeast storm of last Sunday.
She cleared the next day. :-...-
The schooners Flceiping and c. L.
Johnston, both Of this city, have been char
tered to carry iron ore the present season,
the former between Escanaba and Clcve-
land, and the latter between Escanaba and
Michigan City.
The schooner Ware, OF this port, had
part Of her deck load washed overheard on
hec trip to Milwaukee on Sunday last
The steamer Corona was measured at
Milwaukee on the 10Th inst, and rates
40. % tons.
STURGEON BAY. A strong south wind
last Thursday night and Friday morning,
18th inst, drove the ice cut Of the Bay.
The Adrocate says that this is the earliest
break up for some years as the following
table from that paper of the opening of
navigation for several years past shows:
l963-April IS.
1S64-Mayo.
lS65-ipril II
1S66-April 80.
1S67-April %.
1S69-April -.
lS69-April 80.
iS70-April Is.
TuRoUau TIE STRAITS EARLY yoster-
day mornin. the Union Steamboat Com
pany propeller st. i.onis, arrived at this
port from Buffalo. The ice fields impeded
her progress somewhat, and made her pas
sage not only very slow but dang erous.
The Maho, of the Western line, was left
behind in Tic Straits, but will probably ar
rive this morning.
The dates Of tho first arrivals at this
port from below since 1855, With the boat
or vessel, are as follows:
1s55-May >, Schr Republic.
l856-May ., Schr. Mary Todd
lS57--May l, Str. Lady Elgin.
1S5S-April 6, Schr Fred Hill.
lS59--April ., Str. City Of Cleveland.
lSeo-April 3, Prop. Prairie State.
lS6l--A prjl IS, Props. Nile and Free State
l862-Arril Is, Prop Queen of the Lakes
ls63-April 90, Prop. Badger State
lS6l-April %, Prop. Bristol.
iS65-April 81, Prop. Montgomery
lS66--April 30, Prep. Montgomery.
lS67-April D, Prop. Montgomery.
ls69-April 20-prop. Montgomery.
l5c9-April 27, Prop. Dominion.
/ l370-April %, Prop. st. Louis.-Mlraukee
-Nrtes, %! met.
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ps- There is good sense in this new
motto for merchants, from an exchange:
Late to bed and early to rise,
Never get Ii ght-and advertise
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4-The next Wisconsin editorial conven>
tion will meet at Prairie du Chen, June
18th Ii IS understood the association will
take trip to Omaha, and perhaps to Salt
Lake.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-28

TIE WEAuIER-We are again enjoying
fine spring weather 1t is delightful to
lear the songs Of the returning birds Of
spring, chirping in the shade trees, and
public squares Of the city.
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pta-We call the attention of our readers
and the public generally, to the card of
Fred Ranseh,s ievelry shop, in to days pa
per, under the head of new advertisements.
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Horse and OK Shoeille
ORIENTAL MILLS.

Keep consta ntly on hand all kinds
of Flour. Feed, Meal. Pearl Barley
&c, which we offer for sale at the
VERY LOW EST PRICES. We
shall always warrant our -four; Gus
tom grinding will be satisfactory.
We call special attention to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM; which is
just completed, whereby We are en-
abled to exchange Pearl Barley for
Barley.
Orders for anything in our line will
BE- promptly filed md delivered
28-ly SCHUETTE & WAHB.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-28
MOBILE WEEKLY REGISTER
In Probate.

NTANITOWOC COUNTY COURT. In the
lNl matter Of the estate Of Patrick Eagan
deceased To all whom it may concern:
Letters Of administration on said estate hav-
ing been issued to Catharine Easan on the 3lst
day of Nay 4. D. 1869, and six months from
and after said day being allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims for exam
ination and allowance. Notice is hereby
given, that the undersigned will, on the first
Monday of each month, for six months from
the date hereof, at the Probate Office in the VII
lage of Manitowoc, in said county, receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims, and demands Of
all persons against said deceased.
November "a, 1869. a..
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
GEO. n WOODEN, Att for Plf. Is
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which have had Il very extensive local reputa-
ton and now intend TO introduce them 10 tho
public ~. a mere extended scal,. ~ a setns-
what new but very popular plan, viz pactags
System.
We want agents to canvass every city, tovD.
village and county in this state and deposit
one package OF the above remedies With every
family and collect the game when due
Goods sold only to and by canvassing agchts
Agents furnished with any amount Of goods
No capital required
No pay required for goods unit, sold,
Also agents wanted to sell the CREAM OF
LILIES the moot popular ofall t5iet artioYes
for identifying fhe complexion, removing
freckles sunbhrn, pirnples, &c II is har,i-
somely put mp and is we'll adapted to be soAt
by Lady CanFassers. Every young lady viii
have it. Sold only ly eanvassing agents
Vhose out Of, OF wishing light and r-offs BIO
employment, male or female, SD ould sshfrsss
STOAERoAD q Co. IS Liberty 81 Pitts
bur2h, Pa, FOR particulars and private circu-
lar It'll Instructions to agents 81
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SIDEWALKS. ~ here is our City Mar
shall? Aud why does he no, fix up the
sidewalk in front of Tue PnoY Office d?
Someone viii get their neck broke yet, and
we hope it viii be the Marshal if he don t
tend to his business.
Make a good job of it, Robert, and
charge ito the lot.
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POsTPoNEMENT OF RAILROAD ELECTION.
Owing to a blundcr in the Railwcy Orii-
nance and Election Notice, the Common
Council at Appleton has been obliged to
change the Railroad Election 10 May 4tl.
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GENTS WENTED!.r .

tribute Packages Of DR.. Stonoroad's
GALNANlC OIL and C.ArHhK--
TIC SYRUP ! .....
Ne have purchased the right and
title Of Manufacturing and vending
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szfy~ The Portage City Register wants to
know what We said Zschetzsches name was.
1t is spelled X-s-c-h-c-t.z-c-h-e, and is pro
nounced Xsebetzche! Now do. you rerstean,
Mr.. Pegister.--SheJ. HlraF.
We wonder that the editor OF the II7ul,l
didn't go into spasms before he got out the
last letter of that name.
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furnished On short notice. Having recently
purchased NEW and beautiful assortment
OF buggies etc, superior 10 any in the County
he is prepared to attend to any calls with
promptnes. and dispatch. lie may be found
at any time at D. J. EASTCS'S barn en-
seyenth street, near the corner Of York.
Ii-eI CHAS- T NIATQN,
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SCUooL EXuIBTION-The First Ward
School Exhibition will take place at Turner
Hall on Saturday, the 18th of May. Among
the progra mme for the evening are the
following Death Star of Powha,tan,"
-" onderful Family, Pat Mahoney, the
Frinch Giutlcman," and Effects of
Whispered SANDER" We understand that
no part of the entertainment whatever, with
the exceptions Of few songs, ever came
before the pubic Of Manitowoc, and we
learn from one who has heard the rehear-
sails Of some of the parts that the enter
tainment will surpass anything Of the kind
ever presented before aManitowoc audience.
Pro. WelnSchenck's celebrated cornet
band has been engaged for the occasion.
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GREEN BAY,-The -idrocate says that
two gentlemen, Msssrs. Clark and Me-
Lean. representing a gas company at
Bloomington, H., we're in Green Bay las,
week looking over the ground in reference
TO establishing gas works at that city. The
estimated cost Of building, machinery,
pipes, &c, to commence with, was about
$50,000-haN of which it was desired the
citizens should take In stock They ex-
pressed themselves pleased With the local
ity, especially that the principal ingredi-
snts, coal and lime, cost there some 40 per
cent. less than where they operate in Hi
nois. No definite arrangements were
agreed upon,.....There stood at one time IN
q groop on the street, 4 few days ago, ten
men. no. old but generally in the prime Of
life, whose residences in Green Bay avsr-
aged upward. of 81 years EACH. Duck
shooting is now going on with great
slaushtev around aud in the vicinity of the
mouth of the river Each sportsman
comes ia eyesy day with from ten TO for Il
as his share { lie ducks are fat and in
good oaGabie condition.
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T. anitoWoc Market.

Corrected weekly by w H. Horn, dealer in
Dry Good Groceries and Provisions. Buys
all firm produce at the highest price.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23
JUDGE. j. ID. MIX,
or wALLawatlA COUNTY.
The Democratic Platform.

The Democracy Of Washington Territory.
through their delegates ia Convention usseu,-
blcd DO proclaim:
|. Tha, we are in favor Of s.ric, econom, in
the administration Of 2f,iis, rsiioual Terri
tori.ll and county. andonrcs.d 90 the reckless
extravaganza Wbic.. cArilacl'rizcs every de-
rartnIent ot the general t.oytrnmcnt.
=. We held that taxation should fail alike
upon all the property and wealth of the coun-
try and therefore condemn the policy Of the
party in power. i'll eAcmptiny the property Of
the rich from siaru; the burden, IMPOSED
upon the people, as,Iiqii.oas and ~ just 10 the
lahoring and taypaying masses.
,. We ho!l that Il tariff far tho purpose Of
revenue only, and no, for the protection, as
now held by the dominant party is the only
safe system 10 secure the prosperity and hap
piness OF Ike people Of the Cnited States. the
great and wise end OF ali just Government
aud We utterly condemn the policy of the Rad
ical party in building up and fostering priv
itrged class by weighing down and crushing
the people 10y protective legislation.
4. Wehold tha, the Reconstruction measures
OF the party in power by which they forced
upon an unwilling people the llth and 18th
amendments to the Constitution. and in fraud
of their rights, are revolutionary and dc Spotic
and party that would thus violate every
principal OF right law and justice, and dsrc
gard oil the solemn pledges made TO the people
as wholly unworthy Of support.
<. That we are willing to pay our n,tional
debt in strict compliance with our contracts
but are unwilling to do more than that, ant
condemn the 20 icy Of the administration
which is squandering millions OF money b,
paying premium on bonds, where it is tn
clear RICH. Of the Government to redeem then
at par.
q. We nre in favor Of the Government eA
tending aid in the construction of the Norll
Pacific and other railroads in our Territory, n
best calculated to develop the commercial an,
agricultural interests Of the country.
I. We hold that the national honor demand
the prompt enforcement Of our claims to Sal
Juan Island.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23
DoWn.Sound tie ms.
The following items are from the Seat
tie IntrNigcncer:

The following items are from the Seat
tie htrii,gcncer:
KLlcKIrAT VALLEY.-~W learn from
Edwin Richardson. Esq, who has been
in the above valley. that owing to some
Of his men stopping work through fear Of
the Indians, he had been compelled to
seek other assistance. There is little
doubt bat that the Indians are a source of
continual annoyance TO tho settlers, and j,
is full time that som,'hin: should be done.
Within the the past few weeks iif:c,n
families, who reside on the Columbia river.
about thirty miles abouc the Dallcs, have
been compelled for self.preservation to
build forts. During the recent snow storm,
three families left the Yakima Valley on
account Of the anticipated difficulty with
the Indians, and, on the 9Th, two families
left Kickitat Valley for the same reason.
Where is the Agent Is he working to elc-
vatc some political charlatan to office, as
too many in this vicinity are doing, to the
detriment. Of the public good; or is he
waiting for bloody massacre to take place
before he will proceed to the locality and
cAcuu HAS pIotcCtIou ONcI Ihc pun, uS-
fenceless settlers?
NEW SCHOONER AT PoRT LUDLOW
The schooner Forest Mud, just completed
by Mcssrs. Thomson, Collins, Bowling and
Fitzpatrick, at Port Ludlow, will be
launched tomorrow, with spars all in place,
rigging set up and sails bent, ready for
cargo and sea. She has been rugged by
Capt. Edwards, late chief officer of the Dea-
con, who will command her to San Fran
cisco. Her dimensions are: Length Of
keel, 80 feet over all, 81; beam. q feet
depth Of hold, ] feet; centre.board, ~
feet. Her absolute carrying capacity is
100 tons, and she is astaunch craft, reflect
ing credit upon her mechanic. She is
designed for'thc redwood lumber trade
between San Francisco, Noyo river, and
adjacent ports, and will doubtless soon be
followed by others of similar construction
from the Sound, as the facilities are SO
much greater than below for such work.
SEADEcK.-On tho 9th inst, tho bark
Dublin left tho above port for San Fran
cisco. Ga the llth, the ship Isaac Jean.
left for the same destination.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23

FuSSy.-Thc 4dge attempts a review of
the Democratic platform, and makes the
most awkward attempt at it We have yet
seen in newspaper article. 1t is literal
y without sense or reason. aud about on
par with the junior editors comments on
the mail service few weeks ago. We
shall review this literary curiosity next
week, and endeavor to dish it up with such
condiments as will make it palatable to the
public taste.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23
LATER fK0x THE ATLIyTIc xT.T,ss
REGULAR DISPATCH TO THE srAso..o
PORTLAND, April 22-1o y

PORTLAND, April 22.-l2 n.
The schooner Champion, plying from
here down the coast was lost near the bar !.
few days ago. All hands lost but IN Iudi,n
boy.
An enthusiastic Democratic meeting ~.
held here on Wednesday evening.
The colorcd citizens of Portland n.y.
ganizcd themselves into club last pipbt !.
styled the Fifteenth Amendment Club. Il
is said they were addressed by several white
citizens.
At the brick-yard on Taylor street in tbi.
city, bank caved on two men, killing one
and seriously wounding the other. De.
ceased leaves wife and six children desti..
tute.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-The Supreme
Court allows the withdrawal Of legal tender
cases.
A resolution was introduced inouirinr
into the expcdicuce Of making new silver
coin.
SO, 500, coo in gold will be REQUIRED 10,
pay the interest on bonds in May.
Extensive freshcts have visited most IF
tire Eastern States. The streets Of several
cities are submerged.
Massachusetts refuses woman suffrage.
The remains of Bnrlingame have arrived.
No demonstration.
New York, 2l.-One thousand emf.
grants arrived yesterday
Negroes were on a jury in Chicago, tho
first time in the history of that city.
SAN Francisco, April 21.-The Barken-
tine Gawley has been sold to Taylor 4 Co,
and will be put in the fishing feet.
The police Of this city are capturing
opium by the wholesale.
Gold quoted last at 1l3i. Grecnbacks
at S9@ol.
Eastern dispatches to-day very mcagre..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-23
NEW GooDS.-By reference To our ad

New GooDs.-By reference to our ad.
vertising columns it will be seen that C.
Crosby, Sen, Of Tumwater, having asso-
ciatcd with himself his son, C. Crosby,
Jr., will hereafter transact business
under the name of c. Crosby d Son. They
have just received large aud varied sup
ply of goods, which with the former stock
makes there assortment one of the most
complete on the Sound.