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, 1870-06-10

. ,-o ,z- 500 -, ,,,,,x.t,r on
CEIUAiV' LIVE NIMe none ~ .oHI tnS,er inS ~
| gagencnfs: 10 ouualo-nsFs iAa!oi anasis'n'
0ata at &C; prop Annle L. Cfal2, sa1ne3 schf sam
tlin1, #heat al G4t: sc1r 9kFlask, a2mct schr
Sasco, corn from Racine a. 8l1c; prop Potomac,
WHEAT through rate; bark One0lta, wheat at Gt$c;
bark Colonel Ellsworth, wheat at 8kc: schr Flo
1etta, corn at &c: schr CollingHood, wheat from
Milwaukee at 7c- To Pottla1d-Prop Caldwell,
corn, from Sarnla, through rate p. t. St C1th1-
riue-SChr G, D. DousMan, wheat from MilWau-
kee 1Gc, to Kingston At tic, shippers option.
1i1LwACKER, June 5.-GraIn fre4ht5 are quiet
and unchanged Engagements: TO Buffalo,.
]. Rogers. wheat ut &c. The rate to 0aWego Ia
nominal at tic.
DETROIT, June 7,-FrctcttJ continue yeFr duIet
There IA some demand for vessels but the rates
are not readily accepted, Charters-Schooner
(eprre Eiotte slaves Uetroft 70 Bu{Y.slo "a O0a
s.o9: schr Mary ann Raukiu, wheat Dctruit 10 O5-
Weco. &c: schF Jenny I!ru, lumber, Alpena to Do
trolr. s2.5 rail- t. Il, u.
N7iscelloucous stemz
,,r r,rrr ,.,,ro nnn,nn- f1o,-.r ,.s,-so o-,
80 - io;: ~ arr',9 rosta-Ia1 1eo ~
eAIGSteu xJ.aal. Ane 0iA4fAt7 Jcste'oa5 "e1c
n9ueaa!eaJ ad!Ee. r, r-,+ox, c,..o, -,.,,
sAtLt slE nAAah,IlNT thissn s osasts Gastun A M
Hnuse n eault ote. lre ~ nelE e;4 - Ins
" n1hcy Nalenouss ae ool,'1n9 onlcel, Ao11as
alGhltgat, = st!i u chalse u re CUSTOMS
LIMITED STATES oCR'Ef--a LMte0 oE1se5 sur
seg pally Ie1t ns!t lOl '.it eass sneIe 1eM nays
since 1hey VIII De Spne anout Lalee Inontns,
during Wncn tlme taes VIII s.f1ey tne eoast 1toin
81 Joseph 70 ask!hac:-AE,IonEee ~ n tun"7M, M 2ta.
, 1870-06-10

Special Dcspa.ch to Tho Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, June 81 D. m-PAssKD Up-Props
Concord, FouEtaln City; harka Pensaukee, Tan.
ner; schEs Idaho. New london. 1onstdes, Middle
sex. David Stewart, Wand
passED DowN-Prep City Of Detroit: bark Lotus
schrs k21r Richmond, johnson, Empire State
Antelope, Amnranth; brig Commerce.
WEp-West.
, 1870-06-10
THE LAW COURTS.
Five Thousand Dollars Lost
Through Neglect
& Valuable Wig-Paying Polk Street
New Suits.
superior Court,

fIE EXTENT OF TIE Law.
Jane Mclean, adminfstratrt3, etc, Of Alexan-
der B. Mclean, '. Edward c. Murray. and M.al
Mason- This was m action to 1ecorer statutory
the negligence Of defendants in leaving an open
batchway In their store. through which Mclean
TT ths hh in{nes 5eseised resulting IN death Nc
No. III North Water street, and, 1t would
seem, went upon an upper ,storT OF the
building. Whence he fell ~ pefson saw the fall.
Enllty OF negligence In leaving an open aud M
protected hatchwcy In their store, In w3ich store
a. r. 81 sas
was SO injured that he died, then there should
hg q recovery. But 1t was the duty OF deceased.
81 Eas f. % 'sq a sa
could not be q verdict for damageA So II de-
ceaEed was delivering work ordered Of him, unless
h1n with :ssls1auce in the act Of unloading. the
deceased has no right or privilege to pass through
the endrs In search Of parties TO assist him, IN
less there was epectal permit riven So, also, II
he IVES simply exercising the privilege OF passing
IA1Gu.h the stort, and passed teyoud the proper
H2e of ftaSEa, and 50 came " All open hatcaWay,
tatnneh ii, then The defendants should have a
re:t':c7, end generally to ws:-7nt b Recovery 1t
Should sppear that deceased WIS NOT guilty Of
tr1buted to the fau and injury, or, q. least, be
w:s not wholly Tree from negligence, that his
ca'elessness MS but slight Is compared with that
The jury found the defendants guilty, and
awarded s, 900 damages
LOSS OF Il WIG.
Anthony B. ZAremba '. William UestetmAn.
This is m action Of uespass On hearing. Plaintiff
seeks to recover for personal injuries, Alleging
that on the 1st day Of October last the defendant
assaulted him, beattng and choking him, and at
last pulling on his wig. and casting 1t Into the
rosGWAy Of the street. Damages are laid at
5000
NEW sCI1a-
Dennis Mullaley Z. The City Collector. This is
proceeding, by Injunction, to rcstr9in the Col
lector from making sale Of Lot e. Block 3e School
Section Addition, as land delinquent for taxes on
an assessment tor curbtng, 1lling, grading, and
paving West Polk street, from H2lsted to Ellis
worth street It 12 charged that the confirmation
Of the assessment was yoid by Ecason Of want Of
pIoper notice
Ideorgc 4. wneeter ct ais '. Elias B. Stiles and
q. ". Clapp. Creditors bill.
JUDGMENT
Marshall c. ke1ly ct al v Reuben Merick; for
$l,saa-
Circuit Court.
NEW SUITS
Patrick Nathan Y. James l. Smith Ttespa8s,
Damages Laid 1t 5000. This suit is brought to
cover for an assault and battery alleged 10 have
been committed by Jefendant Plaintiff avert
ttssl his enemy slipped up behind him and hit hin
over the head with 6ome hard instrument o1
weapon. --..
Third National Bank, Of Chicago, '. Paul Cor
! ntn. AssuDpst Demand, 81 600.
, 1870-06-10
+N&Ss"
aN3aT3
s0oa925
7.DSL.55
hots9L.M
4Uo85ss5
4.MdAEl5

hc,riay in lhIg branch o1 the live stock trade To
the 1850 head left over unsod last night {, ,4eo
wrr added to-.ny, making the total supply SOME
thug Hver Il, oh0 head This larEc number WAS
81 pgyriugs-tat even lots, averaging 80 Us md
uyer-went "bcggtDg" at ss:o0laa.63. The hoxs
s,ason Of the rear. comparatively few droves av-
c,eging less than 800 Ms There Tns rnther Inore
llr1,bcss toward evening, and the market closed
eal It for sSmmen; nn, i, sSGiss for
, 1870-06-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Ailegheny Cattle Market
East LIBERTY, June 9.-Hogs run fatr; selling
at 8sf@9c.
Calde run falrs selling at bH@9c; 80 loads
for Philadelphia this week
Sheep run light; prices, 49sc for best 70 Ids
very hest, 6Ac-
, 1870-06-10

scov Advance, ssugatuek. 90 c1a wood
ScoE irrisa Anr, yader's F,eE s. els woot
SCH {. ]. Roedef, Muskezon, lis m fnhcr' - m
Sch, q 9. 'Trovnrtdse, K,larGsy, no m lumber, ;
pkgs fsh and suDdr1eA
Schr Cascade, Erie, coal AM. pr1,,,
HaTk q, Dredep, nrand TraFc1se MO boaao'
wood and railroad Iron.
Bark r. q GArtiner, Grand If2ve1Sey 4uinoeA'
BARK Champion, buffalo, coal ,,,,a
/ CLEARED......-.. .-.-Sone"'
Stmr Orion, 4f7nh Haven, sundfteA
Stnf Corona, ST. Joseph, sundr1es
Stmt ShcboyE1u, Milwaukee, sunlfteA .+
Prop Dean Richmond, Buffalo. 81 +33l bu NaceS
LIES Iris nour, tlo bris salt, II b1is nour' ano
suldrieL
Prop Favc5ite, st. Joseph, 80 hr,s pork, aud sun
drieA- ..-.
Prop sun, Erie Is ooo bu wbe1:, 800 bss nour, and
sundrea.
Prop Tons wanda, Buffalo, Il 500 hu corn, 10 orls
1ot1r, l0O pkRs rsh and sundrtes-
soop Caledonia. Green Bay. sunt3ries.
Ha5k Maitland, Buffalo, Ii, 80 bu wheat
ScoW Evergreen, White Lake, 10 hu oats, DTS
beef. -
scaK HaQlalena, South Haven. 600 bn corr, and
suDdreA
Sow GrpuRcr. Ludwig's Pier, su1dEi-7-
ScoW South Uarcp, Soutn d5fe2t ~ OILS AoA' wv
bu corn, 100 hu oata
, 1870-06-10
SHT TennCssecS.. .
Ett,cE1 1tEnnu
COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY EVENING, June 0.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments OF producs At this point during the
past tWentr-four hours:
, 1870-06-10

BUFFALO, June s.-Beef Cattle-Reccipts sou1e-
what too lihernl; ~ us against 2ss cars same
time last ae,: CT opened active, with
pFleesS: 'epii, -..Sk well sustained, while
lower c.. . ,osS... Range t8.l3H to
$3.50 fa,: :, go shipping cattle; poor 70
Inelc - =! tus.f,. s-ockcrs quiet at s. Is
9a13. II heai =. !As1GsH9IH.
Hogs u II; cpmm1n To eItra. :$a79ao so
lot Light S.. '-o09la0J for shoats to little
pigs.
Shetp-Rec2lr .,tt arprape. rnarknt nominal
, 1870-06-10

During the 1rst Is days of May, 1859, the .rShaq,
dise e1pofts amounted to sss2 100, agsinst sr ~
The following asp the receipts Of dour an :yta11
nt the aforementioned lake ports for tl:e ~eez
PDHih4x I,4tu
, 1870-06-10
Nnux yxrk 0u Gse.ds Haarkes.

New YoRk, June a.-The dry Eoo9 u1oa ,ta9 u
sasJ. fna most Important changes among soo'
, 1870-06-10

75c pei q, 600 OF for sales bst1een bauks.
At the counter, bankers have now pretty gem
erally changed their selling rAte to Par, and
their taking rate to e1-50 pr q, ,000 discount.
Buffalo bills are taken at 10 on.
At the Stock Board to-day sales were mage
$4,000 U. s. 5-2s Of 1851. -..iM
100000 American gold. ...ll5H
- tA4 CenE CAnotY "a s.........,,,,....F "
, 1870-06-10
County Court.


FIVE YEARS POR F0CKET F1CKtNG.
The People Y. George Eaton. Indictment for
larceny. The prisoner was charged with pocket
licking The evidence showed that he made three
separate attempts to raise pure Or book from
tn pocket OF IN elderly Indy named Smith. He
wng caught In the oct The jury having found him
guilty. requested by their vertict that he be sent
10 the PenttentisTy for fTe Jea1s.
NEW BC1T3-
Joseph Schlossman :, David Watkins IFeSp3sa
DAMAGES laid at IS co.,. Suit insttHtel to recover
for an alleged malicious prosecution. Plaintiff
n,!cges that be vas arrested on false charge Of
l1lccny.
, 1870-06-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EyENIHG, Jnne9.
TIE following table shows the laiiy receipts and
shipments OF 1--we stock during the week up to this
Y.tnfrY
, 1870-06-10

1ss South C1srktt, tteats a Private and Sexual Dis-
etaes aud ccts prftaaHEs IN Tho o4f yt11teut
I'd obstnst1 ea.ts II Seminal Weakaen, Nrtroo. p
tcultira Pamphlet Of Advice sent fsrct C:a.ltasioa
~ ~
, 1870-06-10

- 6OCTH OF CIT LIAIIE
10 acres In v n Of sec y IS, II eAst,
hAlEN la.-...--- -..-....-...... .........-...-
F0uy-ltth ST, v OF Evans av, D I, 68xla0 II ;
clio E4ana az, Bas 6-10 It d Of FnrtJ-tfth
st. ef, 31I7sE #; juno g.. ..-... .....
, 1870-06-10
NEW YORK., June 9.-Moncy easy at SOS per

NEW YtkK, June 1.-M0Hty eHBy HE 9Ss' Pe1
cent
Sterling quiet Mt 1oa'l@1o9zs. -,.,n,
Gold dill aud steaaF; 113Hta1151i, the closing
rates aud the entirerauge u the day. CARRYING
rates per cent to dat Clcarances, $4.eo''oVV'
Governments flrm:
Coups, SIS. l1s,ste1lsa. Coups, eis. -1I4 @i4.s
Eaupe E5s. I11isalliE 1O-46s. 80. los k6410ssi
Comps, 'Its., Ill N@ll11< Currency Gs.l4a1a@A7s3
Comps, new .110s+<t3ti35a ,-r
State securities active and excited. II ne%
Tennessers an enormous business was UAns-
acted In the bonds Ill the way from COX to Gst out
the, finally Teceded to 6a4. This move1nent s
simply the twisting Of the bears by the bull clique
in Tennessee bonds.
MSshur1S .-....---..A t{d y. Eafo'!naS. .'1a
@ Sa, Tennessses New N. car0ilnas 'slS
, 1870-06-10
Circuit Court.
United States District Court.

II BASKKCPICY.
Discharged Edwin 8. Sandfordr rof Foltou, White
side County. .-
F,posodtng Observation-Disclosures 3. CTap0, oi CHI
capo. -...
Proceeding 1nxtituted- simeon Collluson. OF Alto
Dc, Elox County, Involuntary proceeding, tnst-
Il ated by George s Bowen l. Co
County Court.
w11IB PRovEp.
Estate OF Louis Roth. VIII Proved and letters
tes1amentary Issued to Adolph Alshe under bond
Of 81, ,6Oa.
-Esta OF Henry Hohlwfng. Win probated.
and letter. teE1aruentafJ granted to WunelmIuR
(wtdoW) under bond Of f25 400.
SETTLED.
Estate OF Aonzo D. Myeka
-EEtote OF Cgenion Cushman.
Estate Of Peter A. LaWreen-
-EstaIe Of Ellen CIough-
, 1870-06-10
Port of RuffAlA,


ARRIVED rRox cH1cAao JCS1 Props St Louis
and Chicago. CLEARED EuR CHICAGO, JUNE ~
PrGps WecCna aQu WiUsloE-
, 1870-06-10

Describes diseasas without sny intcnaaao1 srom -
patient and without any efperi9enss q ne n1s
trestpsnt Is KAM A4disoust, up stslrs E3nM55ssSz
tjnn ftv+ n Heud Wapty-1Yc oa1sb for h1s d0kN3
Il 4 TEl AMI IDNA IIFK~
, 1870-06-10
HOTELS.
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Tfaisz.
SUANER ARRAN4EHENT,

CHICAGU NpKTH WNTEKM RAILROAD
Ticket Office, southezkt cufReT of El1fk and
CQuECNs RfEYf1 OMAHA
, 1870-06-10

1s, South C1ark-sk. ChicAs cprts for th.rse1 nse
il ssauat~ ef tie University Of fhadelph!a and =
thr most nI.bls phyaisap e ths c eoE ~ Cn5oaqS qa
Theory of Nervous md Sexual Disease4 Conaatsaaae
frre and ecntIdeutfal.
, 1870-06-10
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SIIEEP--The market was quiet anl easier At
t2 0DfaG10 for Inferior to choice clipped sheep.
Sales we're chien5 at f3.00@ao0 for common To fall
..f,.j]ffcG
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27
What Breaks Down Yonng Men.
ii From the Scientific American

1t is the commonly received notion
that hard study is unhealthy element of
a college life. But from the tables of
Harvard University, collected by Profes-
sor Pierce from the last triennial cata-
logue, il is clearly demonstrated that the
excess of death for the first ten years
after graduation is found In that portion
of each class of inferior scholarship.
Every one who has seen the curriculum,
knows that where Kschylus and politi-
cal economy injure one, late hours and
rum punches use up a dozen, and that
their two little fingers are heavier than
the lions of Eucled. Dissipation is a
sure destroyer, and every young man
who follows it is as the early flower ex-
posed to untimely frost Those who
have been inveigled in the path of vice
are named legion. A few hours sleep
each night, high living, and plenty of
'.smashes,' make war upon every func-
ton Of the body. The brain, the heart,
the lungs, the liver, the spine, the limbs,
the flesh, every part and faculty over
tasked and weakened by the terrific
energies of passion looseued from re-
straint, until, like dilapidated man
sieh, the earthly house of this taber-
nacle falls into ruinous decay. Fast
young men, right about.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

WHEN the Democrats talk of burying
''dead issues they only mean to have
them buried long enough for Republicans
to forget the Democratic purposes and
allow them to recover power. The mo-
ment the Democratic party obtains pow
er, it means to dig up and reopen every
one of the dead issues. Reconstruc-
ton is one of Its dead issues" which it
would like to have Republicans forget
until after the election. But, in case
the Democrats win the elections for menu
bers of Congress, they mean to dig up
this dead issue at once, and plunge
the South into anarchy, and the Nation
into a violent turmoil, by undoing the
great work Of reconstruction. The Eff
teenth Amendment Is another OF the
dead issue" Which the Democrats
would like 30 have US bury for season.
But, the moment they obtain power
through our forgetfulness, they propose
to resurrect this dead issue" and de
stroy the Fifteenth Amendment. The
New York World distinctly proclaimed
this purpose. 1t has been proclaimed
by the Democratic leaders of Kentucky,
Maryland, Tennessee, New York, and
all over the country. And now the Dem
ocratic Governor of Oregon in his inaug-
ural message, has announced the same
purpose. He said:
Il shall not forbear placing on record
my settled conviction that the two prop
ositions last promulgated as amendments
to the Constitution of the United States
affecting, as they do, such violence to
the inherent and reserved rights of the
several States-hace necey been legally
sanctioned; and while we yield to supe-
rior force exercised in the form of law, let
our constitution stand, sustained by the
will of her people, as a living monument
of the former digni Of the States of the
Union. and as a landmark Of American
liberty. ''-Deiro,t Post.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27
Che Vribuur.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1870.

The Democratic press is eloquent upon
the waste Of money by the Federal Gov
eminent, under Republican rule, and il
one were 20 heed them it would appear
that no people on the face of the earth
ever was so burdened with taxes and
exactions as the suffering people of the
United States. What is the truth? The
National Government provides for ar
army and navy, for the customs service,
diplomatic intercourse. the post-office.
Indian relations, and so on, and apar.
from the interest on the debt and few
other items chargeable directly to the re-
. bellion, the expenses of the present Adj
:ninistration are Only about $4,000, 900,
or 50 for each inhabitant of the Republic.
1t costs 50 head to govern the United
of New York or in other words, Mr.
Tweed is Just fourteen times as expen-
sive as Gen Grant. Does any one. who
reflects for moment, imagine that the
actual honest cost OF governing New
York is ne-third of the amount charged
for it? Ten years ago, the taxes were
50, $50, 600; the increase of population
since then has been only IA per cent, and
the taxes have risen to $40, 900, 900.
They are still rising, and will rise every
year until the Ring is destroyed. Mr..
Tweed has indeed for the sake of ap-
pearances, made slight reduction in the
rate of taxation this year, but he has
overbalanced it by an increased assess
ment he has added $S3. 200, 900 to the
valuation. and taken off two cents in the
hundred dollars from the rate. the result
of which is that he will probably get four
or five millions more than he got in 1869.
Tammany aspires to rule the nation.
A large part of the money which is raised
this year by tax will be spent in campaign
ing for John T. Hoffman, who now sits
In the Governor S chair, which he got by
purchased votes, waiting for Grants old
shoes, which he expects to get in the
same manner. IF the same Ring which
has robbed the City of New Y DIRK obtain
ed control Of the Federal Treasury, the
extravaganza of its administration would
be without parallel. It certainly would
not be satisfied with less than it does in
New York, and very simple operation
In arithmetic will show what the cost
would be. If Tammany governs US at
the rate Of SOS head, the cost of gov
erning 10000. 900 OF people on the same
system would be 81, 100, 900, 900 annually
or nearly half as much as the entire ma
tional debt !. This huge sum it would of
course be impossible to raise but we
may rest satisfied that we should be
taxed to The utmost limits of our endur-
ance and for the first time in the history
of America the people Of the whole Ia nd
would know what it is to groan under the
outrageous eXactions of debauched and
thieyish governmcnt.-N ]. Tribune.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27
"Trtfes Light as Air"

A DEFENDANT of the individual made
somewhat notorious by one Eugene Sue,
and known as the Wandering jew, !"
is the Democratic candidate for Congress
IN this district lie will be shelved so
high that flyer himself can get him off
except in one way.
The Democrats have put up an OBJ
scure individual known in the third ward
of Oshkosh and the sixteenth ward of
Buffalo against Hon. Z. Sawyer Joseph
Striugham is his name and ''StrIngham"
Is his nature, but the Republicans will
make Shot on the Sth Of November
that will convince Stringham and all his
hackers that he ought to 'Ssringham
'Hyer. -, Shairda0 Journal.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

For fifteen years now, ever since they
passed hopelesSly into the minority.
Democrats have been vigorously count
ing up their gains The boy upon
the curbstone does not more Industrious
" count his chips and forecast the day
when he will be millionaire the crazy
queen" IN an asylum does not more as
siduously arrange her ribbons and antici-
pate that she will shortly be enthroned
than the Democratic party figure up
the gains in Skunkopolis and Swamp
scot to show that they will eject the
President of the United States next
tIr-e, or at some early day thereafter.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

A LOVER S SUICIDE.-Theodore Dav-
is, a young man recently employed as a
stage driver at Glenn Cove, but latterly
residing with his mother in Jericho,
dressed himself to attend bali with a
belle to whom he was engaged On leav-
ing the house he remarked to his moth
err: Il am going to shoot myself: |
hope you will give me decent burial. y
A few moments after his mother and in
tended wife heard the report Of a pistol,
and on going out, found him lying on
the ground, having shot himself through
the left breast. He died about an hour
afterward.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

THE census shows that the greatest
growth in American cities has been
where the Radicals are strongest. The
reason is because Radicals are, by force
of their principles, progressive. For
getting those things that are behind,
they press forward constantly, accom-
plishing new trlUmphs Of civilization, ac-
cordng to the plan marked out long ago
by no less a parsonage than the apostle
Paul himself. ideas are the great build
ers. And the Radicals have a considera-
Bile monopoly of ideas in this republic
Hence It's great progress.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

The La Crosse Leader gives the
Democratic GROWERS in regard to high
taxes the following good dig in the
ribs:
No Republican ever took up arms
against his country's flag, aud conse-
quently no Republican is responsible for
thigh taxes which follow as the neces-
sary result Of the war. Let us rejoice
that the people have both the DISPOSE
ton and the ability to pay their taxes,
and are disposed to leave the work of
grumbiing to those by whose disloyalty
the taxes were incurred
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27
Great Distribution
BY tIse Metropolitan Gi:t Go.
CASH GIFTS To THE AMOUNT OF 100000.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE

CASH GIFTS To THE AMOUNT OF 5000
EVERY TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE.
Cash Gifts each $4,000 80 Cash Gifts, each 81 900
10 " 9 10000 800 q 500
20 g 5000 800 % 100
90 Eegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 TO 500
80 - . Afelodeons 10 to loG
80 Sewing Machines : g 60 to is
so Gold atches :" IS to 500
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &c. valued at 100000
\ chance draw any OF the above Prizes For 25c.
Tickets describing Prizes sealed in Envelopes and
well mixed Ga receipt OF 25c Sealed Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent by mail to any address The
prize named upon it viii be delivered TO the ticket
holder payment OF O.ss D9i'ar. Prizes are nlme-
dately any address by express return mail
You viii know what your prize is before you pay
for IL Any Prize exchanged for another ofSame val
ne. No blanks. Our patrons depend on fair
daljng.
References The following lately drew Valuable
Prizes and kindly permit US TO publish them An
drew J. Burns Chicago, $1,000; Miss Clara Walker,
Baltimore, Piano. $50; Jas. NJ Mathews, Detroit,
5000 John T. Anderson, Savannah. $4,000; Miss
Agnes Simmons, Charleston, So o.
Pass OPINIONS The firm is reliablc.t-H Weekly
Tribune, .fGg 2S II their success.'--N T.
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

DURING the month OF September t he
United States paid out on account Of
pensions over SG,0O0.0) aud still the
public debt was reduced $4,000, 600 in
thar time. We 10 not believe there Is
another government on the earth that
could have done as well. 1t IS certain
that Democratic administration would
not have paid one half that amount.
Judging by its course when in power.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27
FoUsp 4 VIcrrM-After deal IF cast

FOUND 4 VICTIM-After deal IF cast
ing about, the Democratic central com
mittee of this congressional district have
succeeded in finding man willing to serve
as figure head on the ticket. in opposi-
ton to our cid war horse, Philetus Saw
yer. That man is Joseph StrinSham,
present mayor of Oshkosh. Well, it
don't matter much who it is; we shall
beat him by 5000 majority. -Brelin Cou-
rant.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

Mrs. Darlington says she under
stands the pickle the Emperor has got
into, but would like to know what this
neutrality is that Victoria is trying to
preserve
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-27

THE following notice appea ed on the
west end ola country meeting house:
Anybody sticking bills against this
church vii. be prosecuted according to
law, or any other nuisance.