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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10
COUNCIL. ssRGCEEDINGs.

RoIi Called all members present except Messrs
Kngl,olz, Waldo an.sn:iin. Tho proceedings of the
| last meeting read and approved.
Petition Of a. WahaI asking permission to build
sidewalk in front of his lots 11t street. 81 Ward,
was granted under suspension.of the rules.
| Communication of Dr.. d. J. Etston, referred TO
Committee Streets. Acceptance of Gage by s. A.
Wood referred to Committee on Public Improvement.
Petition of G.. Hoe and Others referred to Commit
| tee on Sanitary A fairs.
Petition Of A Whitman. and others, referred to LIST
| Ward Local Committee.
Resolution Of H. martens for removing fence
Driving Park, referred 10 Com1nitte on Streets
Ed. Conway offered the following resolution:
71esoiccI-That ihe Street Commissioner of the %
Ward be instructed to open and repair the Sewers
Commercial street tetwee 5th and 9th streets
carry oil the stasnent water. A, opted.
j. ". Barnes offered the following resolutions
I'esotredThat the City Clerk be authorized to In
struct The Street Commissioner of the 4th Ward
have the sidewalks on sti street, north side put to
grade and if necessary to have list made
tie said street for the same.
Adopted under suspension Of the rules.
Fl Martens offered the following resolution:
{3eSo}redThat the City Clerk anu Treasurer be in
strCcted to make estimate Of tn necessary
to be raised by tax Personal Property and real
tate ia the city 10 pay the debts due and the
TeEsc of the ensuing year
On notion adopted.
Il. Greye offered The following resolution:
HesGfrea-Ihat the Street Commissioner of the lst
t tbe cri nf st6 tci ~ ar ftt't H"i,en Gow
Adopted.
L. A. Bean offered the following resolution:
RsSolccG-TEatgthc Street Commissioner of the Sd
ward he instrceted to repair Franklin street at the
Street % that teams cam a T.s 0 AGopte Oi
Ed. Conway offered the following resolution;
Essofred-That the Street Commissioner of the "a
Ward be instructed to repair 9TH street the
PoE''ioh ms. Au'F'ea'
IL oFe'e '"eFeu 'Ne following resolution;
e5gre"lhat tAe owners oi lots on that part OF
ward he and are bcry o'' 9 a., NV, IA
70 improve according to tle established grade that
tt Oh frh;In S.[ees 4 anoNe faentloed ny pFHte
oi,e In;r Tho .f,,sryi r ne +rcat
er and TO the satisfaction Of the same and the i'm
proFeeHt to be completed within 10 days after pass
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forty to iorty-three acres OF land on the following
TERMS to-"it-
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SgEEgssEFsS SALE

CIRCJTT C0Ui2T-5LAETTiO HOO COUNTY
Roswell L. Reiih, Plaintiff, against Geo W Barker,
Richard II. Hoes. Otis y. EastOt Benjamin Jones
Oliver \. Bostwicl Geo 3. knicerbocl5er, Valentine
Hope Jr Charles f. Bostwlck, Eristus Corning, Gill
bert c. Davidson, Erastus Corning, Jr George b.
Winslow, Anthony G. Burley, John Iyreil, John A.
butcher, Kellogg Sexton Charles s. Brett, Thomas
Turtnn, john Sercoihb Richard IRVINE Alexander
ProHdfit Jacob s Wetmore. George W. Aaie, George
" To'ssice, George Barker, f. VI. Hofmen an3 John
IL. Stevens, Defendents.-Judgment Of Foreclosure
and sale.
Z N VIRTUE OF and pursuant TO Judgment rem
dered in said Court IN the above entitled actony
dated December 22d. 1864 shall expose for sale and
sell at Public Auction at the Court House in the CITY
of Manitowoc on Thursday, the Eleventh day Of Au-
gus 1870, Mt the hou OF 10 O'clock L. OF that day,
the following described mort Gaged premises or So
much thereof may be necessary to raise the amount
of sid Judgment. interest and costs, together with
expenses Of sale tovit All the following described
pieces parcels of land Situated lying and being in
the City and Comfy Of EianitOoc and state OF Is-
consin o-Wt:-Lots No Three t3s Fouf ~ Five %,
Six (6 and Seven ca in block No. Two Hundred and
Twentye git l2Z5i the Is laid down in the re-
corded plat of tie CITY Of Aanitowoc, now on record
- the Office Of the Register of Deeds of MantowoG
Comfy, Wisconsin.
Dated Sheriff ; Ofice, Mantowoc. Nay DIST. 1870
p. .NCLIs0LLAND.
Sheriff Of Nanitowoc Co.
]. D. HARKHts. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The above Sale is this dav adjourned to the EEfh
| day Of February. 1871, at the same time and
| place.
rated this 1lth dag of August. 1870
MIST feb. Hi P. MCLHoLLAND, Sheriff
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICz oF THE CITY TREAsJEEH. }
NIauffOU-Dt.. Hss. NOy. "a 1870.

OFFICE OF TIF CITY TREAsTEER. /
NIaHitOwOc, Wss. NoY. 81 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners or occupants
OF lots or paris OF lots situated on Franklin street
between Iath l1th street. south side, 1st Ward, in
the city of Nauiiowoc that tax has been been levied
on each and ali sud lots parts Of lots for the
purpose of improving said fHkin street as lar as the
same Is situated in the said ward, and that the tax
LIST his been deliyerad to me iof c"iectI" ENeiS
owner or ccillanr Of a lot or part Of lot is there
fore required 10 ,ly within thirty Gays after the date
Of this notice the tax which is assessed against tho
said lois or parts lots together with the collection
fee of ; Der cent on the taxes assessed with the con
ditiou however that the said taxes are PAID "ltiH
fifteen days from the dtteof ths notice. the collection
fee shall e only two per cent. OF tie amount OF tax
o0-td OT10 TRqMEL, City Treasurer.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
GOLDEN SHEAYES

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Ciergymen, Teachers, and energetic young Tsen and
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ACCIDENTAL sou Of Mr.. Geo. Cox re-
eeivcd severe Injury en- Sunday last III
rather curious manner: While lead
ing two horses to water one Of them.
while in the act of lying down to ''roll, =
jerked the halter from the boys hand
When he stopped to regain possession OF
it the other horse, who also lay down
struck the boy in the mouth with his
hoof, knocking out four teeth and severe
ly cutting his lip. A doctor was called
who sewed up the wound, and the DO,
, will be all right again in few days.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

HOPE HE GOT Tr.-Mr. Oscar Koch, q
former well-known resident Of Nanito-
voc, was a candidate for the ofice of
Treasui er in Green Bay County in the
late campaign. He is deserving man,
and our neighbors did well if they elect
ed him to Office.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

PERsoNAL.-Joseph LaCount, ESD,
for many years resident of this County
now merchant of Pleasanton, Kansas,
is in the city on business -disposing OF
real estate. He offers rare bargain tc
purchasers, and as he remains here but a
short time, we recommend dispatch to
those who wish to purchase at low figures
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

RATHER LATE.-It IS very seldom
that we of Wisconsin ever see wild rasp-
berries in November, but Mr.. j. Hal
verson presented us a branch on Mon
day.-picked the day previous from his
garden-on which was cluster Of as
fine raspberries IS were ever gathered in
midsummer.
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IL BREESE,
HENRY BFTI
RI PROBATE.
MANTrowoc COUNTY cor RI

! ceased On reading and filing the petition of Frank
Warnish Of C0operstown representing among other
things Anna Harnjsh late Of CooPerstown on tho sol n
day Sept A. T. 1870 at C0oPeFstown died intestate,
leaving goods cIattcIs and estate within this State
and that said petitioner is Uncle of said deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate be TO Frank
Warnisi granted, it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge Of this Court on Monday the
2otl day of November - d. 1870, at 10 o'clock A. u
al my Office i'll said County.
CgpFBED FURTHEP, that notioe thereof be given to
the heirs said deceased and 10 all persons interest
ed, by publishing copy Of this order for three sue
cessye weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the
MANITowoC TRIBUyE Weekly Newspaper published
at 5IanitowOc ia said C0Hnty.
". ". WALDO, County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc the 1st day of Nov A. D., 1870.
29-3t i-ll.nl.
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The recent severe gales have worked
terrible destruction to shipping, espec-
tally on the lower lakes. On Monday
and Tuesday large feet of vessels sought
refuge in our spacious harbor. The
steamer Ndaito,roc remained here during
the entire day, Tuesday.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10
ksEiFIRNS.

Mitchell is elected to Congress in the
lst District
Michigan and Illinois are largely Re
publican.
Kentucky Democratic ly reduced
maiorites.
Republican gains in New Jersey, Del
aware and Maryland.
In Sheboygan the Republicans have a
majority in al bat the Clerk of Board,
Clerk Of Court and Register.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

PEA NUTs.-Mr. Longhurst, our City
Baker, has presented rs with several
branches of Guber Peas, better known
as pea nuts. which he raised in the gar
den in the rear of his bakery. This is
the first instance VIC know of where this
cereal has been successfully cultivated
so far north Who knows but what the
entire north will be supplied with pea
NUS grown In Manitowoc County?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

THE numerous brick blocks in course
of erection in this City are progressing
rapidly toward completion Mr.. Richard S
new Foundry and Machine shop already
sets off the corner of Commercial and
9Th streets handsomely.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

TIE latest dodge in face painting is to
paint the corners of the eye with dark
blue line, which it is said gives them
very beautiful and soft expression. It
is not yet much in vogue with the ladies
Of ManitOwoc.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

THANKS. John Z. Cronin, of
Maple Grove, and Mr. NJ. A. NJ alloy, of
Meemc, viii please accept our thanks for
early election returns. If we can be of
an service to you gentlemen, please tell
u1
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gs \. se Es rDrs, VI. ID.

DgsYsIIaS ami Surgeons. Also E,.
I aminins Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE of Eighth and York streets, MaIito-
woe Wisconsin.
oriers left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
sS-Plrttcnlar attention paid to consultations and.
70 the treatment of DIFFICULT aud CRITICAL
GASES 1929
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

CALUMET.-The found alton of the
new Hall, for the Calumet Lodge, No.
SS, |. 0. 0. f., has been commenced
and will be pushed ahead as fast as pos
sible. The officers of the Lodge were in
stalled last Wednesd day eve., viz. Wm.
Weisgerber, n. G., John Carstens, Y.
G. Theo. Geores, Sec. Franz Schuss-
N ann, Treas.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

GoING AwAY.-It is with regret that
we announce the fact that Mr.. Charles
Raymond has pulled up stakes at
Ncshoto and will move his mills machin-
cry to Menominee this week, there to
engage in the lumber business. His
family goes with him. Mr.. Raymond
was one of our most energetic citizens
and we dislike to part with him but as
he will go, may success attend him.
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s'iaot sEon: Taaa. Stevens ssaougs,1

.,f,o--s = .9teIs. bt9La@ saanAsSssas
III. liiam Lambert First Assistant Engineer. Z
= ~ writes to DR. :. i. Hartman & Co. OF Lancaster
r'', ts ioliowing At tho capture of New Orleans
NsS wounded in the right leg bya shell. The wound
HeitideG mp bat bad sore broke near my ankle
several aocoIs tried 70 benedict me but none succeed
Gu r Il was then that Hon fhadeus Stevens, Member
OF Congress, me and on learning the nature of
ny trouble, told me about MlSIihER-S HERB BIT
!- 81 ing 1t IS the most wonderful culnbina lion,
oi Ieul'i:tl herbs ever ! il myself and
SNOW that II VIII cure You ia a very short period
iry it. my friend, try II. will have it sent t. Won
tne result tuiiy justified the high opinion of Mr.
CD ga by perfect cure Sold by druggists generally
Price one dollar per bottle
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H,Eg,EFs,7ES EgDgSE.

N1E4.IaWS' a g. E<AEEEAN. Pro
A. bPieters. This HrSt-ciaSs house is in excel
icni caa of, anl the pro9rietors confdent that
tt@y give etirc satisfaction 10 the travelling pub
lic. An Anbus will always be ready convey trav-
el-r- - an fraEa tho boats.
Firia>rs N otilnrs rely ffndiAg COOL ac-
lttiaaS fsr horses % cattle. 9-tf.
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II KANETOWoC.
s1zia' Strangers Think OF our City.

One Of the gentlemen who came to our
City last summer for the improvement
OF his health, gives the following sketch
OF what he saw here, which we find in a
Rockford (Illinois) newspaper, where Ee
probably resides:
Taking the steamer Manitowoc.
one OF 3oodrch's splendid West Shore line we pro-
cce,lel norhward ,5 miles, to this young city. with
the finest bay and harbor on Lake Michigan. Here.
quite removed from the To=rid Zonc the invaiis of
our company, in a few days, forgot TO take their
medicine, or TO lie down after dinner So much was
! impressed with the desireableness of .hs city rs
ing site but the proprietor declined. How men cling
to their real estae hug it, until like the Spartan
Fox, 1T e,iaws into their etas. They let their land
and lots be sold FOR are and pay 25 per cent rather
than sell il at such prices purchasers pay Two
Rail Roads in prospect but this city flourish
without either, being natural business point The
population, over 50a0 is largely foreign, bat counts
among them many most excellent citizens prince
ly merchants. Gifts ten Churches the Presby yterian
substantial and imposing, Its walls massive and
its sistening pire will catch tho eye every tourist
on hcilakc-a monument of christian zeal and liber-
aIity. =
What he says about the difficulty Of
real estate here is sensible,
and we hope our citizens will sec the
folly Of setting such speculative prices
upon their land especially when stran
ger wishes to make his home among US,
which tie writer Of The above probably
had in view when he asked the price of
real estate in our city. Let everything
be done to induce Immigration, and not
show such cold shoulder to would-be
purchasers.
The terms in which he speaks of our
harbor arc complimentary but not ex-
aggerated, as that is the unanimous de-
cislon Of all who have ever seen it.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

Now that the election is over we shall
devote more time to our local columns
which have been neglected during the
campaign.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

TIE Governor has appointed Thursday
the 9th inst, as day of thanksgiving
and prayer. Turkeys want to roost high
or they may "go down.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

The Democratic papers are rejoicing be-
cause Jim Fisk, at the monster ratiica-
ton meeting in New York, declared that
he was now a Democrat. But they still
more rejoice (silently of course) because
he declared his Intention ito cote has reg
ulrr three times day, Ahe q good Denao-
crat )"
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GgsT.sg0 FEFSFsg.


M II .s % a "a r ana . ]. ~ Es.Ess. tt-
" ferl his services for repairing all kinds al
Clocks AMI watches Has fine AMI well selected
asao~taart of the latest ami best STYLES nf Clocks
;t--ica an In cljsli opl Swiss Watches also Of hold
AMI Platel ie-eiry NJ his Brick Store St
street. South 81 one door south OF Kremer'S Mani
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

MERITED. The Fond du Lac Com
monwealh has the following fattering
notice of former citizen Of our City. in
a personal item:
District Attorney Mc1Iullen, of Calumet county
honoIed us with a call to-day. MIR. NJ. is Young
man of rare promise, indcfatigable worker and
notwithstanding he has been in the county but few
years he to-day stands at the head of the bar lie
has just been re-nominated for District Attorney a
place lie has filled with distinguished ability for the
past two years. He has no opposition.
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"GLORIA IN EXCELSIS p
1,4OO Majority for p. Sawyer !!
Quirin Even, Rep. Treasurer, has $50 Majority \
?. P Fuessenich Clerk Of Board, over 900 Majy Il
s. Samues0n 1st Assembly Dist has kI9 Mainriiu /
S. samuelson 1st Assembly Dist has 479 Majority


OIlV6yIEIs HUO lEIoJOLAIy z.
The election Tuesday
CT little manifested The result
light quite the from what had
10 the result doub gratifying, TIE TRIBUNE will be tho Official
of both the City and County
excellent by the Republican elected Office
Below will be found table which
s i can be made the figures:
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S. .S.g.s.EsERgD.E.

RyaNgTEs9"TTSEg nr,i Dealer sn
y Baots. Shoes, Ecat.ln~, &r.. Sc. shop Buffo
stre>t. n t~ Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
an prpsnntlF executed.
SIanit.,yvl vl~ Se.lte.nIar. % 1863
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

ONE Of the heaviest showers Of the
season-of short duration-visited this
locality on Tuesday afternoon.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

SUNDAY last was one Of those fine,
warm and pleasant Indian summer days
one reads about but seldom enjoys in this
latitude.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

II there IL a better wheat market in northeastern
eastern Wisconsin than S!Icboycan, we have mot
heard of it. Ii is evident that farmers have the
opinion. Our streets are daily crowded with
loads OF wheat.-Saeboggas Herald.
George, have you never heard of Man
itowoc, City which buys more wheat
daily than Sheboygan and Green Bay
together?
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FIRED SEEEER.

n-EEFsS 4ss ssis many friends nusE the
pubIic seurrally. choice selection of Fresh
sf~sts Salt pork pp1 HaaF. Srgpkal Beef and Uarl=
s'iaI jars Stl<lsn< Ttllaw anI I1rI the 1o:res
ate=. Nlrl1rt Carnmercjal Street Oily
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E.. "a Eg g.
q ssEFS :

WORK S9racs. FsaEsito --oc. wis Dealers
IN Dry ttopis. ttrarsrics kerry Fancy Gco,is
Glass ware. Boots AMI Shoes Ready male Clothing.
Paper l.ncn - IElts aaj Cans, Tow Children Caps
live Gsnsa Feathers. Bird Caeas, Kerosene Oil anil
LsnaS, &c &c. A share of public patti onage i soil
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Sale OF Forfeited NaOEtsa@
neE E.aHesSa

siTY LAMBS, Madison, Wis, Sept I'D, la1o'
STATE Or WISCONSIN,
Dane County.
The following descgiic ed lands in alanitowoc county,
having been forfeited by reason OF the non-ptymen.
OF interest upon leans granted thereon: NoTiSk ID
HEREBY that the viii he offered al Fh9ilo
Aucton, anu sold t.' highest bidder at the Ghce
the Secrstiry Of State, the Capitol, ~ "'SoH
on on the 15th day Of Deceubsr A. ID. lo'0, unless
sooner redeemed according 10 law. Said sale TO com
rleiioe o'clock A. ". and continue from day to
day until all OF sueh lands shall have been 50 0ereu'
The minimum price at which such lands VIII DC Oh
fcrei will Ie the anorIt named opposite e.ieh tract
(under the heading Total amount due state NiiicH
includes the OF loan; the interest TO the hrsI
day of ,auuary 4 d. ISL; three per cent damages
the taxes which have been cturIed a2ast sic IAlu7t
and the cost of alvetising the same.
Said lands viii he sold subject TO all taxes which
may the time of sale. be due thereon oher CON
ditcnS sale Will be announced by the Commissions
.rs at the opening of the sale.
IL BREESE
HENRY BlETZ-
s S BARLOW,
Commissions Of School and University Laltd5
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND.
Henry Reruer lots II l3 in block no. ia IN the IL
Iare Of Manitowoc: amount due, S3o0,oo; amount OF
interest $2t 00 amount Of penalty $500: amount or
interest penalty taxes and advertising S43,oo; totit
amount due State $3.50; years Tor which Irtefess
is due; 1870 24Jw
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

DANGEROUSLY ILL.-TEe ''Peoples"
Ticket. 1t is given up as beyond recov-
cry. In fact, it is si;ch, unto death.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

THE schooner Fleet,uing is on the bar
at the Cleveland harboT. She was load
ed with iron ore ct the time she struck
and sunk,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-11-10

TIE first snow Of tha season came down
yesterday morning. 1t reminds one for
cibly + the coming winter.
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TAhEl UP.

! Iron Gray colt about two years old on last SAT-
1 nrday in this City. The owner is requested TO
prove property pay charges and take ii away.
JAMES BARRY,
Z9-4t Commercial st, North Side
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LATEST WAR NEW

The proposed armistice between Ger
many and France has not been agreed on.
The bombardment Of Paris will com :
mencc on the 18th inst. The Germans
are victorious thr oughout France. The
German diet is to be convened at Yer
sailles.
The carly fall Of the Republic Of
France is predicted. The Parisians are
reported as in desperate condition. The
bombardment Of the City has been post
poned.
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Gle Uril,uue.
Local and Other News.
ED. BORCHERDT, Editor.

DOES it follow, naturally, that the
moon has a dollar because it has four
quarters?
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TAKEN rP.

A cow red with white head and cutie o,r
into nIy inclosure about week ea~
requested TO prove property 80. Tie owner -
her away. pay tfe si,yrtres and tala
Town sefrto;i, Sec. / ~. CARL MAAS
On the t@ 80 mile south of A. Fuchs
road 2o-1+
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MAJORITIES,

The following are the majorities of the
several men elected on Tuesday last.
The names of Republicans are in Roman;
the Democrats, in Italics