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TEACHERS INSTITUTE,

A TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be held in the
q School House of District No. J., in the city of
Mantewoc, commencing Tuesday, June IT'LL 1870, and
closing Friday evening June 10th.
Robert Graham Esq of Kenosha, assigned by the
Beard of Regents of Normal Schools aid in holding
teachers institutes will assist in conducting tie eX
ercises. Hon A. J. Craig Superintendent of Public
Instruction, is also expected to be present. The
of these genteEieu sufficient guarantee
that there VIII be lack of executive ability TO rem
der the project success.
Its earnestly recommended and desired that every
teacher Who possib attend viii do so, and that
frivolous prctcXt such diidence loss OF time,
&c, viii be considered for nou-attcndanCe-
When The people fully understand and appreciate the
advantages derived frcln Institutes they win be will
ing that teachers shall dismiss their schools to attend
without loss Of wages. Female teachers Will be en-
tertned by the citizens, free of expense, while the
institute is in session.
Teachers who Indifferent to their own i'm
provenent, and the general welfare of educational
interests be wilUy absent on this occasion are
unworthy of their positions, and deserve to he repu
dated. Certificates Of attendance viii he given and
district school officers when engaging teachers for
the winter Will be advised TO give prefer
euce to persons holding such certificates.
Friends of c5ucation and the public generally are
invited 10 cali and witness The exercises.
MICHAEL kIRWAN,
10 County Superintendent OF Schools.
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Tho bill lately presented in the
House of Representatives, for an ocean
cable between New York and Holland,
under a concession granted by the King
of Holland, October, 1869, provides that
it shall be continued from New York by
wires over the continent OF America, and
by cable from the Pacific coast to China
and Japan; $I6.Oo0,o0O seven per cent.
bonds to be issued for wires and cables
from Europe to the Pacific coast; $l0,-
900, eco for cables from the Pacific coast
to Asia; the bonds secured On the wires,
cables and property Of the Company.
The Government to use the wires ard
cables Of the Company one hour each
day without charge, and two additional
hours, if needed, at half the tariff rates.
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AT La Crosse, on May 9, A woman

AT La Crosse, on May 8, A woman,
wife CT Frank McGovern, residing on
South Third street, was discovered IN
their house Sunday morning dead hay
ing, it is Supposed, died from the effects
Of blows received from her husband. She
presented most horrible sight, having
been literally pounded 20 pieces. No
less than twentyfour black and blue
marks the size Of a mans fist, showing
plainly On her body and head. McGov-
ern was arrested and the jury will hear
evidence this morning.
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The Secretary of the Treasury re-
ports the decrease of the PRINCIPAL
of the National Debt during the
last month at no less than SII,697, 1898,
50, and during the year which closed with
April at S97, 933 600, Sc. 1t does seem
to us that these figures should plead elo
quently with Congress in favor of leav-
ing cur Revenue system essentially I'M
changed. At this rate, considering the
steady and rapid dimiDution of the an
nual interest on the Debt, we might pay
the last cent Of it within twenty years.
At his rate Of monthly payment, we
might very soon fund the Five-Twenties
at a far lower rate of interest. Why
should there be such hurry to upset the
system which is producing such bene-
ficent results ?-Ne5C Iorh: Tribune.
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a prize fight came off last Sunday
morning west Of the limits Of the Bor-
ough Of Fort Howard, between Jack Con-
ley, better known as Green Bay Tiger, .
and mill hand from Suamico, named
Smith. The fight was an ugly, brutal
affair, and both parties came out consid
erably punished. The ''mill' lasted
nearly half al hour. Greca Bay Go
zette.
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papers please publish.

During the storm, at Kansas City,
Friday night, two buildings were blown
down, one three-story unoccupied build
ing and the other four-story brick. The
loss on the first was $4,000; on the
other, ST., 900. Great damage was also
done at Omaha; churches were unroot'
ed, private dwellings blown down, and
Geographic communications interrupted
by the breaking of the wire across the
river.
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Gen. Robert Z. Lee, the perjurer
who violated his oath, and defed his
better Judgment and the advice Of Win
field Scott in 1861, and enlisted as the
leader Of rebellion to destroy his coun-
try, was given "a grand reception" on
Wednesday Of last week, in Charleston ;
and the ecstatic Courier exclaims, rather
incoherently, $50 let us rise We have
the hearts and soulsl" eve are peo-
pie yet" The North viii observe, with
a feeling for which regret is mild name,
that Judge Bryan, District Judge Of the
United States, "did not conceive it In
consistent with his loyalty to do reyer-
ence to the great man in seclusion. " II
this judicial Bryan has nothing else to do,
but to glorify and worship as hero a
man who deprived Of their liberty for
years the slaves that Gusts had solemn
ly emancipased, and who finally made
himself responsible for the blood Of huu-
dreds Of thousands Of our loyal slain, he
hal better be retired. Chicago
P0et
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On April 81, 1870, at the Lutheran
church in ReedsvilIe, by the Rev. Mr..
Kluge, assisted by kev. Mr. Quehl,
Rev. CHRIsTCpH DoWIDAT, Of Centre
vile, to Miss LOUISE GRIMM, Of Cato.
The young couple have our best wishes
for future happiness.
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SUMMON
MANIr0WoC COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

MANITOWOC COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
against I;nf l-on, served
James Hargraves, Defendant. -
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To James liargraFeS.
Defendant. Sir: You are hereby Summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in thisachon OF which
copy is herewith served upon you, and serve copy
of your answer on me ct my Office in the City and
County of Aiauitowoc Wisconsin, within twenty 5-ys
after the service hereof exclusive of the day u such
service: and ii you fail to answer the complaint as
aforesaid the plaintiff will apply to the Court Tor the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, April 18th A. D.. 1879.
J. d. MARKHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in the above entitled action filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Man
itowoc County on the 10Th day OF April 1870
17-1-6t }. D. MARKHAM, Atty for the Plaintiff
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parer upon which they are printed is of
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Proposed Republican Caucus.

The State Journal says that Senator
Morton has prepared a cal! for a caucus
Of the republican members Of both
houses, to be held this week or next.
It has been signed by all the Republican
Senators and most of the Republican
Congressman. There viii &c about two
hundred members in this grand caucus,
and the purpose is to make preparations
for the coming campaign, and appoint a
committee to look after the interests of
the party in the several states, and espec-
tally the South, distribute documents,
&C. The tariff and other important
questions will be discussed, and conflict
ing interests harmonized Much good
should result from the free Interchange
OF views among friends. We trust it
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legislation in Congress, and that it may
shorten the session.
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