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pab mir seltern un(ere Sudbanrlun9
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III erbalten baben.
Interchangeable
mGblbaucr u. 8ebrle,
81 @et IL. Strabe.
Gbicasp,8 8. Ros. 1871.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-18

Bei5rn. Ntc. Sures fanb nprisen
DienRas MbenS bic Ginpeibuns feineS neuea
5auies 1att, bet psldem Nnla1e eerielbe in
aemutbli&er GeltQldaft feline Greunbe nit
berrli9em Hebenlaft BON Der Moiel betpirtbete.
MTse 1ein @el1aft sepeiben pie bic 1raubeu
am Nbein. unb Moielaranbe.
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20. Oct. Sctanna Srts, as S. 8 81. alt.
%. Oct. Srfepb Soers. 81 S. alt.
26. Stt. Spftpb 8trid 3 s. 5 81. aIt.
3. Mop. Gattarina cid, "a s. alt.
5. Nup. Gtereiia grppler, 1 8. alt.
4. Nos. Ausuita Yuppler. % S. alt.
s. Nps. @arttu Weter. 81 s. alt.
IL. Rpp. MaafaFa 8faus, seb. Slider. Al s. alt.
grau Nnaifaia 8laus parb Zen Sbrieen uneru artet
RAID entrifsn. be6talb 1T Der 0erluf fur Batter usb Rtn'
Ter UNI 10 fdmersltder. Auf bic 9tnsef&tebeue iese@
ld6t fd Der Nadraf anweuben:
Gin bei5setebtes, tteares 9aupt,
Gin Nlutter6ers teoedt bas 0rat.
unb ieiner pEese frab beraust,
8ltdt tpeinenb bier Dos 8tnb btnab.
gie mande 3a&t,
Sat fe turdnadt,
limb lis fa tetne @prse reuen,
Den suten 5ameu aussufreuen.
Gin Irsfruf aber bait %ternieber:
Die Irsureretnten ieb'a Na wteber.
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3mettatbpl t19e @6ulIebrer, bic
out enelil9 unb beutid unterridten uno fd BET
Yrufune Der Diaritt9ulen unterperfen tSrnen,
tperben geiudt @ute 3eusni0e in 8etre6 bes
gtarattsre Tub notbpentts. Gebalt 5000
Dollars. Mustunft ertbeilt bic &eoacticn tes
,@anberer". 2O7-11
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Sn9af inss bate bic AM uOrisen Dten'
flag beenbiste tatbolil&e Gatr einen febr guten
Grfols. Das fir ben popularaen @ounty.Be
amten befimmte Sopba fiji benz 5rn. 81. s.
u. Rrau3 III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-18

Tie 1armers unb Me&anie'
8ant, nsu sesrinbet, bat am Mittwo& in
Srsine's 8lud ibre @ei@dfte er6Tnet. Inter
ben Direetoreu bieies aeitsemdben Snfitutes
befnbet I@ aud ST. q. Mttl&, icoie F& unter
ben etodbaltrn bic Nauen anterer anseiebe>
ner beut1Ger Mitbirser b~einber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-18

urbie Gtnenbuus ueuer Mbon-
nenten mSeen uniern bersli9en Danf eu,~
pfaneen: q. g. in Barber, ). 8. &. in Sor-
ran, 6. 9. in @batopee, 6. M. in Rem Mu-
mid, ". u. .. in 9lew ulm, s. 81. tn @aco-
MIA unb s. s. in Gan Nntoniu, Seras.
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st. Weters l1nterftatun9s'D ercin.

g.reins POM 1. Wpntas I'm slpsember bis auua 1. Nlpntas
TN DECEMBER befett aus ~foleenben 5erren:
Oberer DtRriet: Dsler Sos 6ret.. 8eltfblatt
Office. 0ans Watttas. 10 Strase, 3rtf&ea Nobsrt
unb Sad on.
unt.rer DtRrttt: @rpb Sac, bel Der teutideu
tatb. Saule. @ummeI Grieb. @tablnann's Braueret.
SEQ. Nets, Corr. Cit.
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9 E II t.

10. 0et. 5srr SuIeab geters NIT 8raa's'a
81 arearetba 9~etbenreid.
20. Oct. 9err Sofept Keller nit 5raale'a anaa
attartra % ewe
8. Ros. SER Bernard Sdutinstemfe e NIT
1rdulein 6 brifina 0ateuta mp.
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@ssrdlentanten 6. .. &uoers, %. @lion.
6.-GaribauIt.
@enatcr:
&eprditntanten:
7. unb 8.-@inpna.
Genatpren: g. Beman, 50. s. @ttsens.
&eprditntanteu Sobn {. Blair, $. R. Bur
9arb, .. s. m in smay. s. .. 3estae,
B. 5. @bippt.
9. unb 10.-Olmfeb.
@enatcren : Melo @bite, 3. g. Yorttr.
Experimentation: Wm. Somn,erpiQe, 81. q.
|Sones, 8. 9. 2inbslea, YeterGentsn.
11.-Dobge.
@tnator: s. $. Glarf.
&epraientauteu :: g. 9. Cooley, q. 8. WeQ'
III a n.
12.-@teele.
Genatur: u NJ 8 Go9esmeIL
@epraientanteu IS. @. @iltin, s. 9. "a
pis, Nnabb.)
13.-Dafeea.
@enatur: 5. 6. Gibbs.
Nepraientanten 9eliey Curtis, Sobn
Sbsmp(on.
14.-8Iue Gartb.
@eaator: s. s. Reaster.
Neprdisntanteu s. u. @ispelL Gbas.
@eIby. S@aae @mttt $. s. Cape
we'll benry Gsfer.
l5.-@abafbam.
@enator: $. 3. Wilfpn.
&epraientanten: Mnbrew 8pE Sobn
San Dyfe, gso. Bryant, Sames q. Ebumiun.
is. unt 17.-@ppbbue.
@enatoren: 8. S. 9ubbaro. Giles Sloeum.
&epralentanten : s. 6. pierce SobnStau>
ton, g. g. Morswia, 8. 8. Gelstte, s. 6.
8]ennewib.
19.-Niee.
@enator: q. @. 8at9elber.
Gepralentanten >. SsmanbIpn, M1a
Barton 8. Ylatt 8. 8. 9ut@iniuu, $. M.
Mattfsn.
19.-2e @ueur.
Eenatpr: E.. 3. &osers, (1uabb.)
Gepraientanten @eu. MilIarh> s.
3immerma nm, M1a @atte.
2O.-Datpta.
@euatcr: 81. S. Gbepniug.
&eprajtntauten .. S. 2ausleY, 9usb
. urba nj, 8. u. WeIIs, .. 6. @per, @i>
liam Gray.
21.-Stott.
Senator: st. $. &ofe.
&epraientanten: Sofepe Gbabberbpn,
Martin . uinn.
22.-@aibtngton.
@enator: .. ~. Cabin.
Experimentation: Gteneser Ayers, 8. 81.
Murpod, 5. 81. McGastiQ.
%. unb 24.-Ramiey.
@enators: s. 9. .. 9earp, Subn Ni9oIs.
Repraientanteu: Yster Bertep 8. ~.
@mytbe, S. 6. 8urbaut Gbmunb
&iee, Sobn 9. Sanborn.
25.-5ennepia CAT Anpta 4.
@enator: q. s. Morria.
&~epralsntanten: s. @bitnen Sobu $.
Strons.
rs. unb 27.-9ennep.in W seq.
@enaturen: 2epi Butler, u. 8. gsung.
&esrdientanten: Gbas. $. @lart, @bas. s.
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les, Grant g. Mopre.
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@enatpr: 2esi %. 9oI1om.
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29.-Qafe Stasfa &c.
@enator: 8m. %. Billion.
&epraientant: Cigar Nafb.
3O.-5terburn, Benton &C..
@enater:
Reprdientant:
31.-@tearns.
@snatur: 6. @. @risbt
&epralentautsn: s. 81. &pfenberser,
&. 5pIbtue, Martin 0reeIn q.
8artp.
32.-Brigtt
Senator: q. u. &udplbt.
&eprditntanten s. i. 8 6. 9.
Sadlun.
33.-Garper.
Genatcr: 8. 8. Barter.
&eprGientanten: s. 6. Du5pit Gas.
Spbnfpm s. $. 2teuau.
34.-Nieollet unb &enptue.
@enator: 81. 9. Stone.
&eprG itntanteu: s. 6. @absportbL 9ans
6. 3au1en, 8. s. Gurbau,.
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Cine treue O%aterbanb
Bradte bier Der &tuber S4aar
@ldubie Sa Der aueIe bar,
$40 le felbf has Sell etnt fano.
limb Is TT elm Sag Der Wpnne,
Wenn bas refine @laubenslidt,
Rummenb rp, bes 5immels Gpnae
5kr elm NenIdsnbsrj turhbritt,
limb ertlut Don Neuen, 2eben
Sanse &rdfte aufpdrts freben.
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tS. Oct. Gattar;na Spfepta galn1sH. e'ssa: eear.
galmen unt Gliiabetra ssb. 5err'aaan.
q. Oct. Sberefa eautsr. elfsrn: @"ss''ert ~.
Sauter unb Nars seb. Serr'1ann.
Mars Tortnintler. Glstrn: 0eo. 6'1'""1'e9 @"' UT
iula stt. &en;. co..
Mnoua pbiItyy ran Bed. Gltern: gu3uf San Bed
uxb Gliiabetb ss5. erren.
oo,barina g.rlanbi. Gltern: gEm. 8erlantt unb
Warearetta ssb. Wartf't.
qouifa glotbilba Nssser. Gltsrn: 3rans Srlspb
weesosr unb 9uuila eeb. Bcestsbeinaer.
,s Set. s,,snn etrsars aimm.. Sim,st un Ss s..
1'c'" S@arp sophia Gimz,e. Fpbina esbor.
Brunbts.
%. pe. Srans albert 5antlos. Glteru: Mltert
5aubIos unb Marsaritba Ma. eeb. 5ttsert.
p.trus giupertus RieoIat. Gltern: Yetrus Nieolai
unb Gatbartna ses. @rpte.
1. Wop. Nnua Gatbartna Glifabeta Iewers. O.
tern: 5enry Weners unb Gliiabstba eeb. Ruerins.
3. Npu. 1tereFa guppler. Gltrn: 5raut Yoppler
unb Aueufa gel. Tre.
Sufepb e&r5be. Glt.rn: Sos. Sic. sdrfttr unb
aaua 81. set. @riebler.
4. Npp. gRarta Gatbarina Slid. @1tern: Sufepb
Slid uns gattarina seb. Gnasatranb.
5. Nps. Spbanu gutas 2innenaun. GItern: Ausuf
2tnaenann unb Sparta ssb. Sten.
Glifabetba emma Sod. gltern: yfdtptas NoV "a0
Warp Bern. gtnebermtble.
s. @os. g.ter Nsolpb aDilenssrsr. elter'': Ssrr>
mann @ifenberser unb 2ouifa aet. Wab'
9rans 9einrt& @ilienbsreer. Gltsrn fne Sbtse.
Marta IRttter. Gltern: Jrte6ri& Saeob Wsttsr une
6afanna eeb. 5aurOn.
Wlarta puttsiefer. Gltern: geter gctteteier ans CLARA
geb. Simpnes.
7. Wop. @eors Diperis. Gltera @eurs Diseria uns
Gatbarina eeb. Qeben.
Mnua Iauleub. Gltern: @ep. Tauienb unb Inua esb.
Rrpn.
pau1tna !&ibuanu.
8. Nps. Yeter 9errmann Siuselbers.
pbilipptna9ader.
9. Mos. Glfabetba Sdmtbt.
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anafaNa eet. Slider.
g.ter Spi.pb Gid. Glt.ru Matbias SID uae @ars
GET. geu.r.
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Suianna
Sotn &neelbert
Wiltelm Rrbert
Gatbartnd
Seiepb 5ubert
Gltern: Srtn Rodfrpb unb Gliatetb seb. ge.tler-
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Gutttun8en.

Seit ocrtser Nummer taten fir ben
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ST. @aYp ct paul, fir: Sos @apY 4. in
Berg, vt. 2ansencanbel. Yfal3. 9asern 225.....234
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the people shall approve and ratify said
amendint nj by majority Il the electors yot-
ing thereon. said amendment shall become a
Fart Of the constitution IF this State.
Section ;. Tie form If ballot n voting to
approve and ratify said proposed amendment
shall be against special legislation and
against said amendment for especial legislI-
ton, which shall be On a separate ballot
and shall be deposited III = separate box to be
provided for that purpose. and all voters
qualified to vote at any election in this state
shall be deemed as voters on this question
Section ). The votes east approving and
ratitying or disappearing said amendments,
shall be counted by the inspectors of the cleo
ton II all respecs. as votes for state officers
are counted and returned, and the officers
now deSig aIed by law to canvass the returns
Of votes for State officers shall canvass the
returns on this question, at the same time and
place, and under the same regulations and
restrictions now provided by law for canvass
ing anu declaring the returns Of election for
State officers.
Section 4 Within three days after the
determination of said canvass, it shall be the
duty OF the canvussers to certify the result of
said canvass 10 the Governor. who shall
thereupon, without delay, make proclamation
Of the result.
Section 5. The secretary Of statc-s here
by required to include the substance of his
act in the notice OF the general election for
the year 1871.
Section s. This act shall take effect and
be III force from and after its passage and
publication.
Given under my hand and the great seal
r. 81 Of the state Of Wisconsin, at the
Capitol, in Madison, this 10th
day of August, 1871.
l.. BREESE, Secretary of State
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The F,n.Ic shore Railroad.

If this enterprise Is pushed for the next
three months rs cnergetically as il has been
for the two weeks since it was commenced,
the cars VIII be running very nearly if not
quite to Milwaukee by the first Of January
When we reflect that Mr. Elwcll was en-
tircly unacguainted with the practical work
of railroad building; that not a man nor
team was engaged nor an implement pro-
vidcd one week before the work commence
ed; that these forces and materials had to
be collected together and organized; that
men We're difficult then TO be got, because
Of the large numbers that had previously
engaged upon the Inland Road and the
Fond du Lac Extension, both Of which
were offering bigger wages; 1t Is SurprlS-
ing that 50 much has been accomplished.
We went over the route yesterday morn
ing for the first time, and found over a
mile Of road nearly graded ready for the
ties. More than one-ha!f of this distance
would average 4 eating and filing of eight
to nine feet i'll depth-thc ascent from the
level Of the rayine to the plateau beyond.
In one place the cutting was Is feet deep.
On the plateau the grading was slight,
merely ditchiug and throwing up for a road
bed. This feature will continue for the
llCAL wv iiiiiCS, WI iCu Win inc
clearing of occasional short stretches of
timber land. BY tonight it was expected
that over one and half miles Of the grade
would be ready for the ties. There are
now at work 80 men and p teams, and as
fast as acccssions Of both can be obtained
and stables and boarding houses prepared
for their accommodation, they will be stretch
ed along the whole line OF the road. Mr..
Elwell will 20 to Port Washington next
week to organize and set at work 4 corps
Of forces on that end,
Two corps IF surveyors under the dircc-
ton Of Chief Engineer Reed are hard at
work along the line preparing for the gra-
dcrS. Mr.. Reed Is Il >killful engineer and
railroad builder, and his large experience is
Of great aid to }lr Elwcll in the general
management, and his superintendent viii
secure thorough work i'll the construction
Of the road.
There are now about $4,000 ties dcliv-
cred at this city, all paid for, and more of
the same coming every two or three days.
The 1900 tons Of mon paid for will reach
here within two weeks, and the locomotive
and construction tram are expected about
the same time. The former is from the
Taunton Locomotive works Of NassaChu-
scttS-Nhebcyg,H Times. .%c,t D
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Brillion pushing their way rapidly thronh
the town westward.
As soon as the grading is completed in
this county, all the men will be sent for
ward on the line toward Appleton, which
with the force at the latter place working in
this direction, viii make short job Of the
work vet to be done.
1t Is expected that when tracklaying
commences again, 1t viii be pushed for
ward at the rate of one-half mile a day
without interrupton at which rate the
people of Appleton may ere long hope to
hear the welcome whistle Of the BENZ
Jones"
The two ncIS locomotives ordered for the
road are shortly expected TO arrive, in OK
pectation Of which we see that active pre-
parations arc making at the depot grounds
to construct round house, turn-tabIe, etc.
For tins purpose q force has been set at
work this week to level of the ground and
prepare the foundations for the buildings.
Under the able superintendent of Chief
Engineer Reed and Mayor Elwell, of She
boygan, the work ON the Lake Shore Road
is progressing rapidly. 4 large force of
men and teams are at work south of She
boygan moving rapidly toward Port Wash
ington, and already over two miles are
graded ready for the ties.
Ten cargoes Of railroad ties have been
landed at Sheboygan, and we hope to be
able before many days to announce the ar
rival at that port of several cargocs of rail-
road iron.
All honor to those who have SO molly
fought for these great enterprises, and
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So,stCsshaI PERSONAL.

One Of those happy occasions where
every one present is made 10 feel all there
IS of enjoyment IN social reunion, was af-
fordcd by the party given at the residence
of f Evans, Esq, at Two Rivers, by his
daughter Miss Anna Evans, last FRIDAY
evening. Quite number of our brace
men and .fajr women met the Two River
ties, equally 6rare and far, and were en-
tertaincd by their hostess with music,
dancing and mirth, a feast Of reason and
flow Of soul that made them unminlful
of the flight of time till it sped far into the
wee small hours of the next dav.
Mrs. Evans inequalities are too well
known to need any comment at our hands;
and, having procured the Odd Fellows
Hall, next door to their residence, for
dancing. with a good baud of music, which,
combined with the many amusing incidents
following, was surely enough for one night.
The ladies were requested to bring neck
ties, either by purchase or their own manu-
facture, matching their dresses, and, as the
guests were of all ages both married and
single, the drawing of neck-ticS (from
what might be called a grab-bagl was the
occasion Of much hilaritv The drawing
WAS fairly conducted, Us the Deacon held
the Srab-bag, and it was the ONLY instance
we can call to mind " erc an old wiiower
could get an even chance with a Young
man with a~pretty imperial. You NAV call
1t luck, or intuitive knowledge, "yet it was
very peculiar" We saw an old widower
draw ar envelope from which he took out
n beautiful neck-tie, and, when he found
that it matched the dress of one of the
fairest young ladies present, You should
have seen him walk up to the young lady
and claim his prize with all the attempted
airs and graees usual TO an elegant young
man of the period. This so outraged the
good sense Of most Of the ladies present
that they vowed vengeance. and got #, foo.
Late in the evening this old widower was
called upon to fill ~ one of the sets. 50
that the dance might 20 on. As his neck
tie partner was engaged, he commenced at
the head Of the hall to solicit = partner
on refusal, he asked the next lady, and
then the next, and SO on, each one giving
apolite but positive refusal. Of course
Mr.. Widower became confused, and did
not seem 10 know where he commenced
ou: kept on until he had been around the
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Examination Of Teachers,

THE Fall Examinations of 1877 will be
| held ut the following times and places
in and for the county Of Manitowoc. Wis:
For the towns of Gibson, Two Greeks.
Mishicott and Two Rivers, at the school
house in the village Of Ni>hicott. on Mon
day and Tuesday, September - and 20
or the towns of Nanirowoc. Maritowoc
Rapids and Newton, at the school house in
the 81 Ward Of the city OF Manitowoc, on
Wednesday and Thursday, September q
and IS.
For the towns Of Franklin, Kossuth. Ma
pie Grove and Cocpers'own. at the school
house in School District No. 9 town of
Franklin near kellncr's. on Friday and
Saturday, September 90 and 50.
+ or the towns Of Cato. Eaton. Liberty
and Rockland, at the school house in the
village of Clark Mills, town of Cato, on
Monday and Tuesday, October and g.
For the towns of Centreville. Meeme and
Schleswlg, at the school house in School
District No. ;, town of Meeme, near Null
hollands :, on Wednesday and Thursday.
October and ).
4 supplementary examination will be held
in the ID Ward school house. in the city of
Manitowoc, on Saturday. November /. 1871
for teachers, who. because Of sickness or
absence from the county. cannot attend the
regular examinations. No applicant vii be
examined at this meeting on any ether conii-
tons than those named No private exam
nations will be given.
Applicants Will please come provided with
the necessary stationery. Exercises will
open at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
\ Teachers Institute will be held in the
city of Manitowoc, commencing on Monday.
October 9, at III a. m. and closing on sat
urday, October II. at IL m. The Institute
Will be under the direction Of the Agent Of
the Board Of Regents Of Normal Sch soils
Hon Samuel Fallows, State Superintendent.
is expected TO deliver an address. Every
teacher in the county should endeavor TO be
present MICHAEL kIRWAN.
7-3w County Sure, iatendcnt of Schools.
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hall four times, asking the same ladies' in
succession, which was amusing to all, but,
himself, poor man, the pcrspiratlon
standing out on his forehead
in drops as large as humble
bees. One lady, however, relented, and
kindly consented TO dance with him. We
never shall forget the smile Of satisfaction
that came to that widower's face; che
looked just as happy as a big sun-fower,"
which his face much resembled.
Another gentleman, whose name We viii
not mention, claimed that he did not un-
der-tanl the rules governing such parties,
but supposed it was Sunday School pic
mic, or gift concert, and thst he could take
hi, prize and 90 home. But we saw him
open the envelope and admire the neck-tie,
and shall always think he went home for
fear that the tie might be called for again,
and, by going then, he might save it for
future adornment. The ladies, to punish
him, got up an Indignation serenade, and
had the band play John Brown back
wards, the ladies accompanying it with the
song Put him in his little bed"
but the old simpleton took it for sere-
made proper, AMI came out and praised the
music and song, asked them in, and seemed
much fattered, when they quit indigaating
him, but twas the only failure of the even
ing. We congratulate ourselves on max
ing very fortunate draw, also; that we
got the prettiest neck-tie, and viii fight
any fellow half string who dare dispute
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GREAT CONFIAGRlTION.
Sixteen Buildings at Clay Banks
DcstToycG-'Eh3rty Families Ken
Gcrcd lgGnlCECss-z.oss about 100000

dcrcd gGoncsCss-1.oss about $4,000
BY the arrival Of the propeller Truesdell
we are placed in possession of the following
particulars of the destruction occasioncd by
the conhagration which is now raging in
the woods, extending from ten miles south
Of this place to Green Bay.
Every dwelling house at Horns Pier in
Clay Banks has been destroyed, not YES
tigc Of any habitation being spared to shell
ter the unfortunate inhabitants. The loss
is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000,
which falls principally on Mr.. Wm. II,
Horn. The inhabitants barely escaped
with their lives, saving only the clothing
they had on their backs. The Truesdell
found sixteen families at the pier without
provisions Of any kind, and We're compelled
to remain there all night. Fhcy were fur
nishcd with provisions and other necessa-
ries by the officers Of the boat, and large
number Of them brought to this port. The
woods are al on fire between Ahnapee and
he Door.
At Ahnapee fifteen houses were burned
on the outskirts Of the town on Saturday
night. At present writing (Monday)
Green Bay and the lake is cnveloped in
smoke; so dense as to render navigation
dangerous.
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THE LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
RAILROADS.!
The ~ cstc.r f-oad Completed to Net
tie i9iii-Fw0 More locomotives
Expected >oon-RotiEd-Eiousc and
TErE-Eabie bcin. Esai.c-EEle Lake
shore E2Gu,.

The work goes brayely on 1t is with
feelings of no ordinary qualification that
we have 70 chronicle the progress of our
railroad operations this week.
We have the pleasure Of announcing that
the ears have reached Nettle Hill, dis
tance of twelve miles from Nauitowoc
On Tuesday the track was laid as far as
Harris mills, and the boys of the construc-
ton train, who had worked with will for
the last two days TO reach Nettle Hill by
Tuesday evening, were heartily welcomed
by the good people Of the place, and on
being invited to partake of something to re-
fresh the inner man, all took "smile"
and several more, and they returned feeling
well pleased with the reception accorded
them.
We understand that the tracklayers will
now spend week in ballasting the road
from the Branch to Nettle Hill. when by
that time the grading viii be completed as
far as Spring Greek, IN Calumet county.
Two gangs Of men are now 3, work in
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Administrators Sale.

IN PROBITE-MANITOW0C COUNTY
L Court. In the matter of the estate of
Matthias Schons, deceased. Notice IS here
by given that by virtue and in pursuance of
an order Of license made in said matter on
the 18th day of September, y. D. 1871, by
the County Court of said county, the under
signed, Joseph Schmidt, administrator of
the estate Of Matthias Schons, deceased, will
On Monday, the 9th day Of October, \. D.
1871, at ten O'clock in the forenoon Of said
day. al the Office Of the County Judge in the
,ity of Manitowoc, in said county, offer for
sale NJ public veniue the following described
lands. to-wit: The southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter and the south half of the
northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of section No. thirty-two 80 }, township No.
seventeen a., range No. twenty three (23)
in said county. Terms of sale, cash
JOSEPH SCHMIDT, Administrator.
Dated at Manitewoe the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. j ID. 1871. S-3