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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
SAEREFF,s SALE


CTRCUIg COCl2T-NANTTO voc COUNTY
Roswell r. RoiiA, Plaintiff, against Geo. W. Barker,
Richard Il. Hoes. Otis ". Eastou, Benjamin Jones,
Oliver n. Bostwick, Geo. B. KneSeFboeker, ( Valentine
Hope Jr Charles T. EostwIck, EsstHs Corning, Gil
bert c. Davidson, ErsstI;s Corning, Jr., George B.
Nfnslow Anthony q. Buriey .johu Tyrel, JohufA-
butcher Kellogg Sexton, Cuarlas S. G.ett, Thomas
Turten. John SercoInb, Richard Irvine, Alexander
Prordfit .yaceb 3 y more George W. Aale, George
=. Gosvsiee George Barker L. y. HOFFMAN and John
II. Stevens, DeeAdentss-J Judgment OF Foreclosure
and sale .1f5t .
IN VIRTUE OF and pursuant to a judgment rem
I de-ed in said Court in the above entitled action,
dated december I'D 1854 shall expose ior sale and
sell at Public Auction at the Court House IN the City
o1 hnlt65s0c on Thursday, ti,e Eleventh day of Au
gus 1870 al the hour Of O'Clock of that day,
the following described mortgaged premises. or
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
Of said Judgment interest and costs, together with
expenses of sale to-wit:-Al the following descr bed
,eces or parcels of land situated, lying and being IN
the city aid County Of Mauitowoc and state OF " g
censin t0-wit Lots No. Three 49, -Four a. f1ve tol,
Six (6) and Seven f7) in block 10 Two Hundred and
Tveaty-ejGht (223 the is laid down in the
corded plat of the City of Aaitowoe, now record
in the Office of the Register Of Deeds of Mantowoo
County, Wisconsin.
Dated, Sheriffs ofice, Manitowoc, May 2fst, 1870
p. MUEHoLLAND,
Sheriff Of yIaIlitowoc Co.
]. D. MARKHAM, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The above Sale is 4his day adjourned to the 1ffkz
day OF February. 1871, at the same time and
Dated this 11th day of August 1sT0.
MIST fcb. 1l-21 p. bIULHOLjAND, Sheriff.
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AHNEPEE HARBoR.-From the Ke-
waunee Enterprise of the oath, we learn
that Capt. Miller, of the U. S. Engi
neers, and party, were expected to arrive
at Ahnepee by the propeller 1ruesdeN
that evening. for the purpose of making
preliminary survey of the mouth of the
Ahnepee River, to determine the prac-
ticability of making harbor of it. That
the report to be made to the government
will be a favorable one there is scarcely a
reason to doubt. An appropriation of
$1,000 each was made by Congress las4
winter for the examination and survey of
the mouths of Oconto River, Ahnepce
River and Two Rivers. The survey at
Two Rivers was completed last week, and
that at Oconto willsbe made as soon
as the survey at Ahnepee is completed.
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FROM TWO RIVERS.

Two RIVERS, Aug. 80, 1870.
ED. TRIBUNE Last night the School
Board held meeting and elected H. S.
Pierpont for Director for the ensuing
three years. Money was appropriated
for the purpose of building a sidewalk
around the school house.
Sidewalks are being built all over town,
and pedestrians will not have to wade
through the sand any more.
Crocker & McGavin have cistern No.
l almost completed and will commence
on No. 2. in few days.
The tug Kitty Smoke left here this
morning for Manitowoc with a scow load
Of lumber. r.
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From Mondays Daily.
DEDICATION.
Tiae New HALL of the szavinska Lipa.

The dedication ceremony of the above
named Hall, on Saturday evening last
was as successful as the most sanguine
anticipated The entertainment opened
with music from Weinschenck's band,
after which Mr. F. Mika delivered an
able opening speech, being followed in
the same role, by L. 3. Treat, Esq, who
made short bat pithy and pleasing ad-
dress. Mr. Chas. Esslinger then took the
floor. and in his usual heartfelt style de-
Evered a speech, the excellence of which
was testified by the frequent and hearty
applause which repeatedly interrupted
him. Mr. Esslingcr is always successful
as an orator, for the reason, we believe,
that he throws his whole energies into
the subject, and having a good voice and
clear accent, is always listened to with
attention.
After the addresses were delivered the
floor was cleared and the dancing COM
iiiOhSSd. OhliS5 " tIlC CtONOCu StdLG vi
the Hall net more than half of those in
attendance could "trip the light fantas-
tic at once but supper being shortly
after announced (the tables standing on
the stage] the crowd was most agreeably
disposed of.
The supper was one of the hest we
have lately sat down to In public
Hall, and gave proof that the Bohemi-
ans, as cooks, as wellas in every good
quality can hardly be exceiled Beauti-
ful and attentive walters were there in
abundance, and one had but 70 acjak, to
get a sumptuous supply Of the delicious
viands prepared in great abundance.
The dancing was kept up long after
we left the Hall and the universal state
ment of all who attended the dedication
was, that they heartily enjoyed them
selves.
The total receipts were $245, 90 leav-
ing nett gain OF $50 90
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SUMMONS.

MANITOW0C COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Seward Nellis Plaintiff, dgainst Amanda Nell is,
tleel e.alit-Sun for relief Complaint Eerved)-
THE STATE or WIscoNsi' no Ansahd;t Nellis, nefen-
dant: s'osa are hereby Summoned and required to
the complaint IN this action, OF which copy
is heEe"ith served pou you ana serve copy OF our
answer Al nay Office in the city and Comfy of
ManitU~oc " Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof Of the dap of such service;
and if you iilii te complaint aforesaid
the pilipti ill apply to the Court for the relief de-
n.an,ied in the COM laint.
Dated August ISth 4. D. 1870
J. D. MARhHAaI, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint in he above entitled action this
day duly fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF AIaHitOwoc County tf
Dated, August, Is, 1870.
10 ~ 4 n, 9 n NIARKfrsN pi;T7s Attn'y. l--t 4 i
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From Wednesdays Daily.

MARINE ITEMS. find the follow
irrs-ems in the Wisconsin OF yesterday
The new schooner j. B. >Newland.
built at Manitowoc, has arrived at Ra-
cine on her maiden trip. She has a
capacity for 1000 feet of lumber.
g. N. JOHNSON. The Witsconsu OF
Monday says: This vessel, which
was announced in Saturdays issue
as being ashore at Long Point,
was bound down with cargo of
100000 feet of lumber consigned to
Buffalo, and not with cargo of wheat,
as we then stated. We learn that she is
badly on near the Cut" Her bottom
is very much injured. and it is thought
that she will prove total loss. The
tugs Compound and Richmond, with
the necessary apparatus, have gone to
her assistance. She is comparatively
new vessel, and was built at Manitowoc.
The last paragraph of the above is all
a mistake. The C. ~. Johnston is an
old lower laker, and never, we believe,
saw Manitowoc. So we are informed by
the owners of the C. L. Johnston.
The new schooner r. c. A7brccht, of
Manitowoc, sprung a bad leak on her
last trip from Menomonee to Chicago,
and it required the constant efforts of the
crew to keep the vessel aaoat. She run
into Sheboygan harbor and secured the
services of a gang of men and proceeded
on to Chicago. When she arrived the
whole crew were in an exhausted con1i-
ton.
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IT was very happy thought in some one at the
Elgin Watch Factory to name their Ladies' watch
The Lady Elgn." We venture to say that the man
who suggested the name is one who would be favor
ite with the ladies' In other words man of sense
of taste, and gentleman For what lady would no.
refer to carry an exquisite time keeper like the
Lady Elgin," and with that name, to .one with
trade mark of Samuel Appleby Co." OF something
similar2 We like the Lady Elgin" and, I'M
dersanding that the watch itself is the bandsomest
strongest and cheapest Ladies watch yet made in this
country, we predict for the Elgin Company an i'm
niense demand for them.
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IN EROBATE.

MANITOwOC COUNTY C0UBT-STATE OF WIS
C0NSIN. MANITONUC COUNTY.
N the matter of the estate OF Christian Schonian
1 deceased On this 2otir doy OF Aueiast 4 D. lS7o
upon reading and fling the petition OF Rose hretche,
6rues witJw OF sand deceased stating that Christian
Sco-nia.n ate OF the County of &antowoc, died in
state on about the 25th day OF ugust 1s65, and
pI.syin. that Administrator for the estate Of said
deceased be appointed II Is ordered that said appli-
cation be heard beiore me, at the Probate Office, IN
the CITY and County of MantOwoc, nthe l2t day of
Septenil leT A y. Io7G at 10 o'clock a. VI.
And it is tler ordered that notice of such appi
cation and hearing be given by publishing copy of
this order for three successive weeks, in each
week in the .SMANIrow oc TRiBuNE newspaper prin
ted in said city and County prior to said hearing
BY the Court. WEI w ALDO,
d. a. :. I9-3t County Judge.
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HAIR FIG"R.-In common with many others VIC
have felt lively interest in te investigations which
Or. Aver has been making to dEcover the causes of
failure of the hair and to provide remedy. Hsre
searches are said to have been much more thorough
and exhaustive than any made before. The re
suit is before under the name of AYERS HAIR
NIGoR. We have given it trial, and win full salts
faction 1t eqaissouri most favorable anticipatons
Our gray hairs have disappeared, resumed their
iginal color and visible crop Of soft, siIken hair
has started part Of the scalp which was entirely
bald.-Dsmocraf, Arlington, Va.
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ADRIFT "A boy this morning board
ed a fiat boat on the beach in the lst
ward, and while padding about was
carried by the wind into the lake. His
brother, hearing of the predicament the
youth had got into, borrowed a yawl
boat from a schooner in the river and
started in pursuit. The fat boat and its
passenger had got out distance of a
mile and half when the tug started
after both and towed then into the river.
The boy had a narrow escape from an ex-
tended trip to the Michigan shore.
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BUSINESS CHANGE. The firm of Ma
honey & Co., has dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Mahoney now running the establish
ment alone. Mr.. John Thornton, the
former partner, has the best wishes of the
whole community for success in whatever
business he may engage in, and as he
has proved himself thorough and COM
petent business man, will be sure to sue
ceed. Mr. Mahoney has given proof OF
his ability to manage store and to make
fast friends as from a small beginning he
has grown to be one of the most success
ful business men in the city.
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icial announcement of this affair yet by
the Minister CT war CT Interior
The Public says: McIahon is en-
tirely free in his movements he is in per-
feet communication with Bazsine to-day /;
both must be fighting the enemy; the
forced marches of the Prince Royal have
used UP many Of his men, who are foot
sore and have to be transported in carts ;
thousands have been left behind.
Advices from Lisbon announce that a
riot occurred between the French aud
German residents. Firearms were used
and several persons were killed and
wounded on both sides.
ATHENS. Aug. 29.-Two French men
of war yesterday entered this port with
a prize, the latter was loaded with coal.
The Greek Government Immediately dc
manded the French vessel to quit the
Greek waters.
PARIS. Aug. .3l.-Letters received to-
day say: The Prussia MS are in the De
partment Of Toune and Aube ard are
overrunning the environs Of Troyes and
Tonnere cutting off Railroads and Tele-
graphs.
BRUSSELS. Aug. 31.-Bazaine is still
cooped up.
The German army has been ordered to
camp as far as possible from the last bat
tie field owing to exhalations. The Em-
perorlis expected at .Carginan IN the De
partment of the .Ardennes. The Prince
Imperial is at Ayernes in the Depart
ment offNoite . @
The Paris Figaro printed in capi-
tails the story of the departure of the
Prussian privateers from America and
bids French shipping and seaport towns
to beware, The "Patrie'' estimates the
Prussian losses at 145, 600 so far.
Thionville has, certainly been resup-
Piled with stores and ammunition.
Bismark isreported at Shanda.
Grand Department of Ardennes Wed
nesday, Aug. 3lst, via 'Theilon A French
position Of the heights between Vauziers
Attigony which was held by body Of
Turcos, was taken by storm yesterday by
a squadron Of Hussars who dismounted
for the purpose the place was very
strong, one or two Uhlans Of the royal
guard were brought in. Two staff Off
GERS of Mclfahon were just captured.
New York, Aug 3l-A private Lon
don dispatch says French adyices re-
port that McMahon by his tactics has
succeeded in separating the forces of his
opponent and that he will deliver bat
tie probably to-day with most confident
hopes of success.
| MILWAUKEE, Aug. 90, P. M
Gold, Sligo
Wheat No. l. Oldsl,9{; New, $1,s3
No. ?. Old $I.63; New $I.02,
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New GooDs.-Mr. John Barnes has
to-day received large assortment of
lamps and lamp fixtures among which
there are some very neat new styles
which we recommend to those in want of
such articles.
Mr.. Kehler is receiving a new stuck of
cloths, satinets, etc., for the Fall and
Winter trade, among which we notice
many desirable goods, which are really
worth examining.
NIr. Platt is constantly receiving new
additions TO his already large stock of
goods, and as he buys from first hands,
and offers to sell at very small profit,
we do net think that any one will be dis
appointed in expecting good bargain by
buying at his establishment.
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In PROBATE.

STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY,
ss. Probate office, August 18th, A ID. 1S7Gq
the matter of the proof and probate OF the last
will and testament of John Stewart deceased, late
of the County of AIanitowoc Whereas an instrument
in writing purportin to be the last viii and testa-
lent John Stewart deceased late of the county of
Manitowoc has been filed in TINS Office and whereas
application has been made by D. Markham, praying
that the same be proven and admitted to Probate
cording to the of ths State Therefore it is or
dered that said application be heard before me at the
Probate office in the City of Mtnitowoc in said Coun-
ty on the 19th day OF September l. D. lSso, at 10
o'clock, A. VI.
And further ordered that notice shall be given
to all persons interested in said WILL of the time and
place of said hearing, by publication in the IN ANITo-
woo TRIBUxE'' newspaper PRINTED In the said City
for three successive weeks sonce each week. prior TO
the time of hearing. By the Court.
90at jd.m. Wh. W. WALDO, County Judge.
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A LITTLE GIRL being sent to Robin
sons drug store to purchase some dye
stuff, and forgetting the name of the
article, said to Mr.. Schallern, "What
do folks dye with p 'Die with +? Why
cholera, sometimes, replied the doc
tor" well, [ believe that the name.
| want three cents WORTH Schallern
was in urgent need of restorative about
that time.
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81 MMONS.

NANiTOWOC COUNTY CIRCUIT COUNTY.
James Z. johnson, Ilaiaiif, against Augustine L.
Sanborn and Martin Bullock Dejel,.ats, ,For Relief
Com. seTyed
THE STATE OF WI coNsIN TO Augustine l.. San
born and Martin Bullock Dej&sollhtS sv-z are
hereby summoned and required to answer the com
paint in this action, of which copy IS herewith
served upon you. and a copy OF your answer on
me at my office in the City and County Of Manitowoc
Wisconsin within twenty days after the service here
OF exclusive the day Of such service and Il You fail
to answer the complaint Aforesaid the piatif VIII
aDuy to the Court for the relief demanded in the
plaint j. D. MARKHAM, PaiittiG Attorney.
The complaint,n the above entitledacton was duly
fled in the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of
AIauitowoc County the 1st day of September 1870
j. D. MARKHAM, Attorney far PtdtnfiB
81 4
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From Fridays Daily.

SOME LoAD.-Mr Hiram McAllister
brought load of hay to the city this
morning, which weighed toar thousand
stc hundred and serenity pounds. The
wagon included, the total weight drawn
by one span Of horses was FIVE thousand
nine hundred aud seventy pounds. " ho
can beat it?
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IMPROVEMENTS. Nothing does one
more good than to note public improve
ments, and it is with satisfaction that we
announce the fact that proposals will be
received by the comm ssioner for ten days
for the filing and graveling of Sth street
from the south end of the bridge to Quay
street. See advertisement elsewhere in
this isSne
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New CHURCH. new Norwegian
church spoken Of some time since as
about to be erected on Sixth street, ID
ward, has been commenced and will soon
be completed. 1t is to be 26 feet
front. 42 feet deep, and IA feet in height
between the floor and ceiling. Mr. Lars
Olsen is the builder and we have every
reason to believe that it will be handsome
structure
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NOTHING for so little cost does S

Nothing for so little cost does so
much to relieve town of the appearance
of dilapidation as the repairing of side
walks. We were pleased to see the
crow of a workman in contact with the
rotten planks on 9th Street. as pre-
paratory measure for better things. A
little thing sometimes does much to mar
the essential beauty of the whole The
most beautiful lady in the world with her
eyebrows clipped or her nose cut off
would be monstrosity, Bad sidewalks
have similar effect on the beauty of a
CITY.
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REMovAL.-Mr, John Lavake has
moved his quarters, and is now located
on Commercial street, between 9th and
7th streets, Where he is prepared to at
tend to biz. Mr. Lavake has the repu-
tation Of being one Of the best artisans
in the city, and any one in Iced of any
article in the blacksmithing line cannot do
better than call on him.
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Dissolution OF CopartDer-
ship.

ATOTICE is hereby given that I have this day sold
to Mr.. Michael M&honey, all the right, tide, and
interest heretofore held in the business carried
uuaer the name and style OF II. dahoney 4 Co., By
which sale the said copartnersbp is now dissolved.
ar. Mahoney is tie only person now authorized to
collect outstanding Dues and viii also pay any and all
liabilities of the late firm.
JOHN H. THORNTON.
3anitowoc Wis. AHg. 23d, 1870.
Referring to the above notice, L would inform my
friends and the public generally that shall continue
the business heretofore carried on, under my
nasne respectfully requesting the continuance Of the
kind patronage heretofore extended to me.
Manitowoc, Wis. Aug. 23d, 1870
NAH0NEy.
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III. $. R.sLCO III. Es.,

DHYsEI y ani Surgeon. Also Ex-
1 amnng Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government
OFFICE corner Of Eighth and York streets, ManIto-
Voc, Wisconsin.
orders left at the Drug Store, viii receive prompt
attention.
to tia treatment of DIFFTCULT and CRITICAL
CASES 1929
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.EesU advertisements.
PROPOSALS
For Street Improvement

CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, Aug. p. 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that scaled proposals viii
" be received by the Street Commissioner of the
First Ward in'the City Of AIantfowoc within ten
Gays from the daie OF this notice for the Improve
ment o Zig nth street from the Bridge Quay
according 10 plans and specifications file this
Office. Wm. HEMSCHEMEYE Err Clerk
Manitowoo. August 25th. 1870. I. =
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DECAsTRo's performances at Turner
Hall were witnessed by well-flled houses
and gave general saticfaction. Many
drew prizes which paid for their admis-
sion fee forty times over.
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.

IN PROB AHR-1IAE9TT0sTo COUNTY COURT. In
the of the estate u JOHN SAanahan, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue and in rur
s1ace of an order Of License made in said mat
tea, ca the 18Th day Of August, Z. d. 1870 by the
County Court OF said County, the undersigned Cor
neiils ShanalU, administrator OF the estate of John
Shanahan deceased will, on Monday the 18th day of
September T. d. 1870 at ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day, AT the Office Of the County Judge in the
city OF AIanItowoc, in said county, offer for sale, at
public yendue, the following described lands, towtt
The north half of the southeast quarter OF section
number twen yti,ree (z3 township number eighteen
fI rang 1uI, Der tyeuty ty-two (3 containing aS0@
acres, more or less. Terms of sale CASH
CORNELIUS SHANAHAN, Administrator
Dates at Aanitowoc, the 18th day Of August a ID
1870 1 III. f9-3t
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MuTToN.-Mr. Fred. Seeger received
this morning, per steamer. a large drove
of sheep, numbering between l25 and
$50. Persons fond of mutton will be
glad to know that the supply for a time,
will be equal to the demand.
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Republican Ward Caucus.

The Republicans Of the city of Manitowoc are re
quested to meet Friday September ct half past
Z ?. H. at the following places for the purpose of
electng Delegates for the Assembly District Conven-
ton TO be held September 10Th 1870:
1st Ward, Elin@holz Hall.
ID Ward, Windate House. - ~ rs
Sd Ward, Carl Gauger = .
Attn Ward, Franklin Bookstore.
The number of Delegates to be elected is designated
in the call for the District Assembly Convention.
By order of the Committee.
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gg.gE Iys,TTS EgDESE.

WILLIAMS "a =. NAPETAN, Pro-
"A. rsrintorS. This drst-cass house is in excel
Icni condition AMI the proprietors confident that
they can give entire satisfaction the travelling pub
fic An Omnibus viii always be ready to convey tray
elers to and from the boats.
Farmers anl others RELY finding good ac
combinations for horses or cattle. 9-tf.
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FRUIT. Bob McGavin has some of the
finest looking apples in his garden that
we have ever seen in this part of the
country.
Mr.. Thierniap, on the south side, has
something in the way Of fine plums that
cannot be excellcd inquantity and quality.
It is treat to looA at them.
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TIE masons will have their work on
the Presbyterian church finished soon.
The carpenters have already commenced
on it. and the edifce will be enclosed in
few days.
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Ten and five dollars greenbacks are
the principal prizes at DeCastros enter
tainment tonight. There was barely
standing room last night, and one must
go early to secure scat.
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WE have received copy of the Fond
du Lac Daily, neat, spicy six column
paper. 1t deserves success, and viii, no
doubt. attain it.
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New GooDs. Charley Book has re-
Gently returned from the East with a
mammoth stock of new goods, which he
proposes 20 sell very cheap. Charley
goes in heavy Oh printers ink, aud is
bound to let people know what he is
ahout