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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26

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riecns umfabt bic Seiten 40l-560 unc
bic art. Slanhdrb Bic Branntprtn.a Die
bsipen 9isfsrunsen suidmmsn tabsn ae'
gen $50 amsrifauilhe Nrtifsl, psIhe lIG
In brutfden @ertrn bitlsr art niGt FIN.
ben. 9u ben dmsrifanifhrn QrtifsIn ete,
ler 0itferuhgen ssb6rsn Die lfib.amtriFd.
nii6t 9epublif Bolivia, beren 9sI6itte
Bic auf Die Sssenpart fcrtssfiibrt pirb i:
bic bsutI6e golonie 8lumenau In Yrali.
lien, Der eeutI4'amsrifanifht 5trrnbutsr
Sifhcf B6bler, Der beutid'amsrifanifht
General 8cblsn, Der btutl6s siIeif6t Srs
Den Der S'nat BIRTH, Daniel Boone, Der
terlbmte Yiunier In 8entudy; bic Stabt
Bottom, bic pie anbere srcbe Stdbtt Der
Union in friiberen 9iefsrrnssn, sinr elm
9etenSsre unb ausftbrlifert 8elprehuns
erfabrt-befpnptrs mas pas esutlhe Gle,
ment bstriift-als ibr jt in stnem anbern
artitsl 6tsfer Qrt sspurpen IN; Der bsutIa.
ameritanil6e fatboliIGe Sil&uf Bcraes,
Der @irsinisr Scbn Iiinur Spits, Der I'll.
nau;lefrrtlr 8Uutpe0, 9cupsrn.ur 30.
pte pom MarYlaup; bic artitsI Slcdeaus.
SUbOInt II. T. 10. 8siipislt BON artiteln
aGssmtinsn Subalts, In bsnsn auf anne.
ritaniihe 8erbdItnife DEFENDERS 8idR6i
senCmmen III, finp unter anberm: SIin.
psnanfaltsn, Slattsrn, Borough, S6rls,
Sotanit.
3u ben pi6iissn Observation-Disclosures
Irtifsln bisier 2ieisrun9sn est5rsn bic
artttel iibsr bic beritmttn Samilisn 80.
naparte unt Bourbon, mtI6t pie @sfHih.
te bieier 5amtlien In alien ibrsn 8sr,wei-
9ungen bis auf bic 0sssnwart Serfolssn
unb J. Q. berstts ben pro,sB bss prin,sn
pierre Scnaparts unb bic grf6itbung
pts prtn,tn 5sinri& ppn Bourbon ere
wdtnsu; iiter bic unip.rFtdtsR Raot 8snn
(ppn rem @hefs 8sbaftsur Der Bonner
3situnaO; iiter S5bmtn NIT sinstbsnbtr
Serldii6ti9uns Der 70 fpi&tistn Natios
ndlitdten. unO Spra6tufrass Die grtitsl
Sliider, TUbert Blum, Slunti6li, So.
eaeeiU, SUpenise, SUOsnfnbt, 8Iut, 8ut.
fun. Dolfs, 8oia SCntsur, Sra&ScssI
u. {. IN.
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eaOanflaIlen lplIfn In

-SeHsutlithe 8abanfalisn iOllsn In
Observation-Disclosures Der Stabt'
ratb bat $4,000 edfiir pertridist.
eantaifer, 81. @idi. Der YGHabsIp6ia
@rprsb,ue nah hem Wshen lteb beute
Moreen nm A ubr auf ben @misrantsns
3us 5u SsdmaR YIale, ba fte sRside,
wslHe btiee. e,eleiis bsrbinpet, pur6 Nad>
idiiiststt zines @ouruttOrs einee Srddtts
,uas, her In Der Naat pnliirts, pffen &c.
laIIer mar. eu77
Gin Srsmisr auf rem grpreB,ns, StC.
mas Swapne pon philadelphia wurre ass
tobtet spet ptutf6e Gmi9ranten Rnp per-
iebt unp purSsn nod, 9dneallsr setraGt.
Scnil fputee 9liemano teihGpist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26
SSir ffreben ma6 Sefaaen!
OWENS Atelier,
(friiber 9rupnsG's)
vM0rble Slpef,"

224 Ga d a 10 a ma Moenue,
Scranton, pa.
Ia ib tii1lid bas pbptosrapbil6s atsIitr BON
.. q. Srppnrl fGuRict trifarbtn babe uub has
@rft6ft Ibon cine Rsibt BON Sabrtn nit Or.
fpIg fibris, 70 bin i6 int Stanbt, Silbtr jebn
2lrt an3uferteen, pie
0iiitcns 9arten, Terrptppes,
SborptppeS, sfmbrotppes,
Stdrcpfccpe, &aifers 8arten.
Seiunbtre GufmerfIamfeit Srrtpsnbs i'd auf bic
pprssQdn Sirer, pel6e In grpbtr S6Snbeit an-
aefertiai une an alarbeit uno praGt BON tsinsm
aneersn Ibsrtrphen tperbsn.
8pmmt unb beItbt bic Wrpbtn.
llnIsre adrtrn. Silber linb In tinsr BsiIt aus
esfiibrt, ptl6e in bisItm 5btilt bts Staatts
nictt errsidt pirb. 8riIIan3 unb 6Iarbtit
fsunSsi6usn lis ale als srite 8lals arbsit yin
9eIuh iiberSeust Seeermann.
Gin estreues Bib sarantirt.
Sinbrrn jsesn AItsrs pirb bsIontsrs glufmsrf-
IamFeit gepiomet, bod ipllttn beren 8iletr itpi-
f6en 10 unb 2 llbr 9encmnsn tpsrbtn.
pbptUsrapbtsn,
spm alsinIfen tis sur 9rtenssrS6e, eoIcrirt nit
Del, paIfelI, gBalrr pbsr Sneisns s8arbe, pom 9t-
ben pber prn aIten 9ilbern eppirt.
gtllf Ylnttrn perern aufesbObsn une fSnntn
bappn jeeerSeit atSias srma6t rperbsn. gluftrGst
per ppf perpsn piinftIid sffeftuirt. * Dds
gepunldts Bib muB genau beItrieben wsresn.
Ale pbUtUsraptiiGe SiIpsr ptrhrn ssstn st-
rinse SOiten eclCrirt.
BaS Gamen ipIlten feline blabrrtbs, bIau.
pter purpurne aIeiber trassu, ba lis iid bsa abb
nrbmen. SIN Gmpfans. unb AuglsietSimmtr IN
Ifrts cine DAME CUR SilfeIeifuua anpsisnb.
BsS 9ilbsr Spn ,Straufen unb IObtfn psrbtn
I'M SauIe genpmren.
glnGhttn prn @sbGubrn pb.r anbtrtn Sa&tn
tperben Su ben bilIisfrn prsiisH unpitbr gut nuf-
9enpmmen.
SOwobI bet telrm tpis AUD BET triibrm @tt-
ter pereen Sileer seupmmen.
@lbums, 8abmrn unb GuaRtn in grocer
guspabl unb billis.
$40 8. O. Swsn Photographic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26
@riehfe.

Inter ben 9usffu, pslfr bis gum 20. W1ai
in her Scranton prlf anettommtn unb nitt al
etbCIt parsn, fnStn mir foIStnbs nit esuil9-
IIiustneen NamsB: aI 3 s5f
8-SsurY sOss SoFpb Saitr, Ssbn gitI-
fisIbt. p '-.t- " -'
: e-Ssirbb GrDl, SSbn gaepar. m
p-Sfnry Saufr.
8-9bbn Stloe. '-
S-Sritpb SatasrSrssr, 9fbOr StTu.
3,,n-NlTs. Warsarrtb SrSltsJ @fpres I'm.
ger.
fi3-Ri9asI 3tmmsrmann, q. 9immrmanu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26

B9- Der feline 3immsr gut uno billis
tdps,irt ,a babsn wiinfGt, Der iibtrsete
lstne 8rfsquns an Qtsr. Dap. auftrGae
f6uusn In Suffers apctbefe ooer In @ms-
oen's 2apstsnssl&aft bintsrlafsn psr'
ben. 19mt
5ierber! Na6 ,psip56sntli6sr Ib.
rptlentttt it 6r. Nettletcn Iceben plsber
aus benz Often ,uriidsstsbr. NIT .Insm
8orratb BON StisftIn, S6uhtn, Rtiltta.
ldsn u. +. No., prlds lbres @lsi6sn lu6t.
Gr bat i'm gintaufen bic ri6tiat 3sit al.
sspartrt unb bic nitOrist @cIbprdmis
f6 ;u giuBen etma6t unb III nathrliH
aud gBiaens, ben profit nit fstutn Sun.
ben 3u ttstlsn. g8er tn Isinsm 9e1&6fte
pcrIpre6t uno bic 0daren priitt, pirp
fib BON ber @abrbsit iibsrSsus.n.
5trr gutcn Scos tsiurst, pis bisbsr.
aud In Der 3utunlt Gpwobl ntue Nrbeit,
ais aud 8sparaturtn unb pirb lsinen
5reunbsn unp eanbslsuten bst ibrsn Gin.
taufsn ssrne bstilFt& lein.
@trseBt nttt: bic jprite Sbiire BON
SanperIuns 8ant. .. 29ap
Del unb 5arbsnfOffs am Rsinfttn uns
8iui9fen BET Dog 14ap2m
1am .dgI &. 9. II. 9. 6. Guller.
1@- 5dbt ibr elm neues 5aus nn3u-
lfreidsu rber elm aItss tu ptrlh6utrn, 70
iibsrssbt bic Nrbeit an Nlsr. 5ap, ptlhfr
suG ,ufrisfsnRsllsn wtrb. Guftrdst r.r.
ben in 9Imsbsn's SdpetsnROre ober Sul-
lsrs aputbete sntssssnssncmMen. 19mt
S@- Das nsus pbutOsropbif6s @tsIisr
In 5prs Yarf 1T am Gnss Der Straetn-
Gifsnbabnlinie. Die belfsn SiIbtr ptrben
ralsltf unssfsrtiat unp fir 3ufrispenbsit
sarantirt. Spreht BET ibm Dor. 14ap70
Saptttn unb Banbpapitr BON alen
Wuarrn unb ;u isbem prsiie bel a.
lr1f sa!,u 8. 9. u. 6. 6. Gullsr.
Go piro bsutf& ssiproAsn. 14ap2m
Serautpn 4Sparbanf. : Sir bas Sabr
1870 psrttn ron titItr 8anf ls@s prp3tnt
3inisn per Sabr auf ale Deppliien, bic f,000
nibt iiberfeiesn, be3ablt-- unb fiinf prpStnt
BET Summtn iiber 6ielen 9etrag. @les fret BON
Rtaieruhesiftutrn fir Dtppiitprtn. ''.''' p
27tr6m I.s4 q. 9. Wppre, gaIirtr.
8tine QpotbsEsrwaaren unb Nepisi.
ntn su mdeisen Yrsilsn, Bel sa .sr
14ap2m 6. 9. II. 6. 6. Sulltr.
s0- B.r feline 3imm.r gut unb bilIis
tapsSirt III tabsn pin1&t. Der ibsrstbt
fsine BslisGluns an aler. pap. Quftrdss
fOnnsn Ia Sulsrs gpptbsit Obsr tn Gms-
hfn's GaPsisnssfSdft RintsrlAiIsn wtr'
ben, 19mt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26

0rDfe SSrcis: Grundfii9une
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26

o -ulIa. 7HH 13lTHi il79I71 llllIla "a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26

9tttstpn.-am Samlds NadmiitdI
ertrant In bem Susausbanna. eiipa 3
Wetlen cbertatb gittston, Elm Mann Na.
mens 6rtb -. gr rurte fur, por.
bsr in tiufm Scpte rurtrno seleten, bod
fcnnte ibm gliemano 8tiIiano leillen. -
: Sn rer 5reitas NaHt wurbsn bsm
.. s. Murpep in Yittston $110 ssnUb,
len une Elm seipiHsr Scispb Rsinbart
wirp ais ber Gieb btjtihnet. fHs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26

s' YbtIabsIpbia, 18. Wfai. @satrn Mpr.
gen fanO In tsr Oep StIlpws 5aut an
Der 6. unb @rsFon Strabs bic idtrIiGs
Sibuns ter @rcbloss 8, .. 8. s. BON
psnniplpnuttn fatt. Der @rebmsiIttr
Samud s. 9wtnner fi6rts Oabtt ben
8OriB. Die BtriGte bts @ro6msilters
unp @rpblsfrstdrs wurbtn perItlsn unp
an bic betrsiTenbtn COMMITTEES ptrpititn.
aus benz Itbttrtn 9ertGte sstt bsrpOr,
pae In btm Sabre, pel6ss NIT benz 81.
Wdrs 1870 f6lob, 9.849 nsue @ttslisbtr
aufetnommsR unp 751 pisOsr siHssitbt
purosn. SueptuOirt purptn 1857, aus
9sltobsn III; gsaorbtn inb 639, abge'
rpieIen I ,426. Der Stetn 3dbIt in Ytnn>
fyIpanta isbt 1855 Witslttber, treIGs
,u COL 9csen att6rtn. gBabrtnb bee
Sa6rss bat Die MitsIiecspabI um 5,795
.sueeuommsn uno linb In rtr(eIbtn .9ttt
50 neut 9osen steriinbrt tpcrcen. Wnber'
benz purptn pdbrenb Res Satrts "a nsut
Stttteea @raosn eoeen infauirt. gDab.
reno pes tsbtsn Satrts pnroen z 40
8riioer unp S03 Samtlien unterfnbt bic
ben Grndtrsr osrIortn battsn- Sur bic
griptr wuresn an tlntsritibunstn Sl87,.
sos. 81 unp fur bic Gdntltru SIS, ,806.84
ousataeben. SIR bit grjisbune BON @at-
fen wureen s9.308.71 unO fir Ster6b.
niefolttn SAG, ,563.s2 ptrpsnbtt--julam-
men S258,776.94, um s25, ,073.36 metr
ais i'm porbsrsebsnotn SABRE. Die 20,
taItinnabmen bsIisfsn fi& wdbrsnO bts
Sabres auf $3.50, ,799. 40, um $l07, $50. .43
mttr ais i'm pUrbsrstbsnosn Sabre. Sn
tinsr Der lpdtsrsn Sibuusen wurbt sint
ntue Contribution unp gtbfHseltbt fur
ben STbtH snstnpmnitn.
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gfeaeaeim6.

Der @sIu&fsnsr pHnftt zine SttIs IN tintm
bfr bitlssu Ubtr ausp6rtistn pOitIs ale Sttpari
pbtr <rf ju trbalten.
Durd iabrslanstn 8etritb bitfes @tl&6fts-
3tptises in frempsn 9anbfn purpt Id, auetr Der
btutfbsn Sprahs, aud Der sneliIden, pantheon
unb italieniIhen ppllfcmmsn hInbig.
Stbc& nur IOlbe @tlbdftsIfute, bic ibrt lin>
terstbtntn mad btrtn eetItuns unb MulFiibruns
iu id6Btn piIItn, Herben rrIubt ibrf &sreIfe
ttnjuitnben. urbsrbaupt zine Sttas nit elmer
aunsbmbartn Grilfenj tpirb esGu&t
glan abrsffirs ,,@slu&fsIIsr" gOf 1SI it9,
Suantpn pa. 23b9
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8l1ttertQbQf,

gFir taIitn auf 8crratb ale Gsrttn sinbsi-
mllutr Slatter'1abade, tbenlc Sapanna unb
Sara in Srisinapsrpaduns.
@arRtp, Srtbt u. Co.,
smt6n 309 eadapanna avt.
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Nerl,cfratbet:

Wtber-6aas.--slm 90 Waoi, burtS 5rn,
pr. 3isslmaun, 5su Sobn Bsbsr nit Staiba.
rird, etSerene 3aas.
: DtIfeu-Sp Spdtb.-glHi %. waai, baret BEN
lfIbtH. osrr gDilam 3. aSillpu nit auHisuu-
b. esbortus Sp6tb,
aN.4"i 90 fiaaM I'll a4t
.uslrr}a. l.o rAsa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-26
StaOt anO staat.
@fapors eOurt.. :

23. Wai.-Dh Sisuns wurbs bur&
8eeurbsr 5cn. 9. &. Dana erGfnet.
Rarptu 8. @pIpin Nsno @urttn Meeean
wuroen ais @ebiilis 8storetr, In @endb'
bsit bts Dif,itt.Gcurts 0eleBss, sinss'
f&wpren.
Das @eri&t trpiaists an folsenSs
perionen etSsnitn, UNI tsi rer Quart Su
Serfaufen: iA1 H.~t
8. Barb: 8. 9. Stantpn, Satct Jtor
binfpn, S. o. Sraiuarb, Darby Ndpin,
GUIssr u. Merrts, Sbos. 8uppp, QBm.
3sioler. ..e usa4 aE. ..sI
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11

ACCIDENTAL incident showing the
necessity of pound being established in
this city and the numerous horses, cows,
and other animals that run about the
streets being provided for, was illustrated
yesterday. An old cream-colored horse
that finds his board and lodging on the
street, frightened horse attached to a
buggy containing two ladies and little
boy, which becoming unmangeable, tip
ped over the vehicle, throwing the ladies
and the boy to the ground. One OF the
ladies was severely cut in the face and
the buggy was broken in several places.
We should think the authorities would
have more regard for the salty and com
fort of citizens than to subject them tt
such accidents, and we sincerely hope
that if pound cannot be established ano
men appointed whose business it shall bt
to take up all such animals, that meas
ares may be adopted whereby every cltl
zen may be appointed committee of ont
to take care of the animals whose owner
will not.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11
FATAL ACCIDENT.

! One of the saddest accidents it has
been our duty to record. occurred on
Thursday afternoon between three and
! four O'Clock. We get the particulars
from Mr.. w. Pautz. brother of the vic
tim of the sad catastrophe, substantially
as follows: At the time mentioned above,
Mr.. Ferdinand Pautz went to the upper
story of barn to throw down some bun
dies of straw. While thus engaged, with
pitchfork. standing near the hole in the
floor through which he went up, some
peas (it is thought) under the board Oh
which he was standing. caused it to slide
from its place, letting Mr.. Pautz down..
He struck on his head on the lower floor.
was taken up in an insensible condition,
conveyed to his home, and medical assis-
tance summoned. When he came to it
vas found that the portion of his body
below the waist was paralyzed-there
being no feeling whatever in it, as was
also the case with his right hand. He
conversed with his attendants for some
time when he fell into a sound sleep,
awakening from which, he again talked
for time to those around him when he
fell into deep sleep from which he never
awakened on earth, his spirit taking its
fight at half past five o'clock yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Pautz was between 80 and 35
years of nge, hard working and respec-
ted man. He leaves wife and six young
children to mourn his untimely fate.
1t is the belief of his brother that no
bones were broken in the fall.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11

The Republican Congressional Com
mittee for the Fifth district, have issued
a call for convention to meet in Osh-
kosh on Wednesday, the l4th of Septem-
Der, to nominate a Congressman in the
place of Philotus Sawyer. Judge Mey-
ers, of Appleton; j. d. Markham, of
Manitowoc, Judge Osborne, of Wau-
paca, and Isaac Stephenson, of Oconto,
are the leading candidates, but none of
them will run should Mr.. Sawyer consent
to allow his name to be used in the Con
vention.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11
From Mondays Daily.

SAD CASE OF DRoWNING.-We get
the particulars of a sad case of drowning
from Mr.. R. McGavin. Yesterday the
wife of Mr.. Winters got into canoe at
Mesh OTTO to cross the river on visit to
some friends. While crossing, the canoe
capsized and the poor woman was
drowned. Her body was recovered
about Is minutes after, but the vital
spark had fed. She leaves husband
and three children, the youngest of
whom is but three months of age.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11
Proceedings of the City Council.

| MANIrowoc, July 26, 1870.
All members present except Messrs. Kostomlatsky
and Gilbert,
! Petition of E. seedorf and others, to direct the
| street Commissioner of 1st Ward, that the surplus
and put on Main street between Hancock and Ham.
ilton streets, for which the of said part OF
Main street to pay shilling per cubic yard and
collected provided for in the City Charter Granted
Petition of e. K. Rand and others, requesting to
have Sth street from the North end of the bridge
the North corporation line surveyed and tax lev led
lots fronting said Sth street grade and gravel
the same. Granted.
Petition Of VIM. II. Horn, Geo.,,C. Dwyer O. Tori
son and Miles Mcmahon praying for permission to do
the grading in front of their lots, so much thereof
they do before the contract for grading same is
let by the Street Commissioner, and that the time
shall be thirty days from this date and that much
of the work undone at that time shall be let by
tract by the Street Commissioner and charged TO
each lot in said block Granted
A resolution, that the Committee on Bridges be in
structed to have the South abutrneBt of Sth street
bridge repaired, that it will prevent the washing
away of the filling and also repair the approach to
the bridge. Adopted and the Committee instructed
20 order said work DONE
resolution by Mr.. Barnes, that the resolution to
grade Ninth, Commercial and York streets be hereby
rescinded. Not granted
resolution by Mr.. Conway, that all Street Com
missioners be instructed repair all sidewalks in the
City. Adopted.
bill OF j. W. Barnes for stars for watchmen 81 rs
was referred to the committee police which report
ed and recommended to allow rs CENTS and disallow
81 00, which report adopted. bill of Drs Simon
Schallern for medical attendance to the poor 90
was allowed in full
Motion of W. W. Waldo to instruct the second and
fourth wards Local Committees with the City Mayor
to direct the Street Commissioners Of the Cd and 4th
wards in regard to the grading of Commercial Street
from 9Th to Sth Streets, with power to act in the
premises Adopted. The report Of the Sd ward Local
others, not TO grant the same. Adopted.
The Special Committee on dredging reported as
follows Your Committee to whom referred the
Resolution in relation to dredging in front of H.
Truman's and other lots would respectfully report
that they Lave ordered J. Schuette dredge the
to within thirty feet of the docks also in front of lots
of S. A Wood. Adopted.
Motion of W. W. Waldo, that the Mayor appoint a
Committee of four to consult with the County Board
in regard to nonresident poor in what manner they
are to be supported. Motion adopted and the Mayor
appointed as such committee, the chairmen of each
ward On motion the board adjourned for two weeks
to August at ~ P. NJ. WIN. HEMScHEMEYER,
City Clerk.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11
NEW Book.

'sLife in Utah the Mysteries and Grimes OF Nor
monism; being an expose Of their secret rites and
ceremonies, with full and authentic history OF
Porygamy and the Mormon sect, from its eris'n TO
the present time = by J. II Beadle, editor of the
Salt Lake Reporter. Published Iy the National
Publishing Co., CHICAGO, H.
The attention which MIR BeadIe's letters on Nor
monism, written Utah TO the -Cincinnad Com
mercial" attract ed throughout the country justites
us in predicting that this new work from his zen
will command large and rapid sale Oh all the
writers who have yet touched upon this theme, M
Ecade IS perIaps, the best prepared for tue ta@k-
His Ioa resGe1ce among the Mormons, and his p2si-
lion a editor Of the sIt Lake Repol ter, have sven
him lamliar,y with the subject which it is impos-
ble for any mere transient visitor TO acquire We
a5e therefore justified in placing more than usual
confdenee in his statements. waich he supports
aa Overwhelming array of testimony from both AoE-
mon and Gentle sources.
1t may re said wtta ruth, that the curiosity O. 'e
public with regard TO the state Of affairs n uSl"es
neger so great as at present Mr.. Eeadle's book WI
amply satisfy the most curioGs Eetraces The history
of Mormoaism I. ON Sue birth o. is Prophet and
founder, down 10 the ptesent day, snd SHOWS no"
completely fine Mormon LeAieis have auped thef io-
lowers how they are Eept state ot treasohaole
hostility 10 the Union: aud how the Territory ass
been made scene of constant str'e a' sioodslioa-
The work goes deep into ie mysteries OF tins
e,ioton and laws bare lis horrible I.enrousness II
abouad in records of tne yiIest and most terrible C
cur ence, which make it read more Ike romance
tim a vefitabIe b1eto y. a..
Coming before Us IS it does at time when the
General G5yerumept IN making determined eha-s
to lesrore o,Ger AMI morality N Uiah, we ana L =
most welcome and useful work 1t is ar more tut
ling han the majority OF sensational oooAS W."
which the countcy j. Aooo3 ana IS caculaleu - 70
much by sjvns 10 tae public e"aoia ana inip '-'i
,i,neot OF a Question which bids i5ir 10 cause 4lo
Ii,fIe trouble The book is sold only byrab@crp'oh'
and AGENTS are wanted in every county,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11
A Fish Story.

We met boy on the streets yesterday,
and without the ceremony of asking our
name, he exclaimed
You just orter been down to the riv-
er while ago"
"Why?'' we enquired.
because a niger was there in swim
ming, and big cat fish came up behind
him and swallowed both of his feet and
went swimming along on the top of the
water with him, and they came behind
another big fish, and the niger swallow
ed his tail, and the niger and the two
fish went swimming about
"Well then what ?" we asked.
"Why, after while the niger swal-
lowed his fish and the other fish swallows
the uigger. and that's the last l saw OF
either of them.
"Sonny said we, with feelings of alarm
for the boy" You are in fair way to
become the editor efa Copperhead pap
per, and we left him.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11

PERsoNAL-E. Mason, Jr., and wife,
of Chicago, left for home on this morn
ings boat after stay of week in our
pleasant city.
Judge Barker left for Grand Haven
this morning, to be absent some three or
four weeks. He goes to the springs
near that city for the improvement of
his health.
Chas. Cain, Esq, of Milwaukee, took
the Mdnito,coc this morning for home.
T. NJ. Wignall, of the Chicago Journal,
and wife J. NJ. Dunlop, Of Milwaukee,
and Wallace Dunbar. of New York, were
among the arrivals at the Windiate
House this morning.
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MASONIC. regular communica-
ton of Manitowoc Lodge No. 65, F. &
A. NJ, held on the Sd day of August,
1870, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, our beloved brother, George
S. Glover, has been suddenly removed
from our midst, be it
Resolced, That by the death of our
brother, we have been deprived of a sin
cere friend. and our Lodge of one of the
truest and most faithful of brothers whose
memory will ever live in the hearts Of al
who knew him.
Resozred. That we assure his bereaved
widow of our highest appreciation, and
most grateful acknowledgment of her con-
slant self-sacrifcing love towards the de-
parted, and of her unceasing efforts to
alleviate the suffering of her late husband
during his protracted sickness, and that
this Lodge will ever be thankful for any
opportunity whereby it may assist or
comfort her in her deep affliction.
Resoloed, That copy of these resolu-
tions be presented to the family of our
deceased brother, and also to each OF the
local papers of this city for publication.
Attest: H. A. RAINE, w. NJ.
E. B. Treat.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11
From Saturdays Daily.

POLITICAL. speaking of nomination
for Congress in this district, the Chiffon
Times of last week says:
Mr.. Villas, OF Manitowoc, can have the
Democratic nomination in the fifth Dis
trict if he will accept.
We are not prepared to say whether
MIR. Villas will accept, but if he should,
we agree with the Times that he will re-
ceiEe the nomination. lie would make a
strong candidate and an excellent Con
gresham: but if he does allow his name
to be placed on the ticket, we sincerely
Lope We can crow over his defeat.
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DANGEROUS CoUNrERFEr.-Peterson s

DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.-Peter S
Detector says: IA dangerous $40 coun-
terfcit is in circulation. All the notes so
far discovered are evidently printed from
the same plate, which is remarkably well
engraved. The name of the bank differs
in every case, this portion of the plate
being evidently left blank, and various
towns introduced, SO as to better avoid de-
lection. The only noticeable blemish in
the notes, is slightly blotted appearance
in the vignette and the inferiority in the
paper"