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GIcazl5ngs Ero1al tisc Mails.

The ship Sublime was lost at sea on the
18th of September. Crew sa yod.
Tho ease Of yellow fever sail to have
been discovered in Brooklyn turns out to Be
a man with a bad cold.
Thursday mornings Gre destroyed a por-
ton Of the Jackson Nich.) Foundry and
Machine Company works. Loss $1,000
insurance $4,000.
Lamhrecht, Minister Of Commerce, las
informed the proper committee Of the As
scmhly that the negotiations with Germany
are making fair progress.
Right Rev. George Augustus Selwyn.
Bishop Of LitchGcid, has sailed for the
tnitcd States, 10 attend the conference Of
Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The court Of arbitration for the Alabama
claims VII. not meet at Geneva fer at least
two months, for the reason thar the fifth
arbitrator has not Yet been named BY the
Emperor Of Brazil
NJ. Felix C0ntoLrel. who was recently
imprisoned in Paris for an uffen>c against
the Law regulating the press, has beeu set
At liberty, 10 enable him to participate IN
the labors Of the Municipal Council.
Y youthful Chicagoan, aged wears.
who was refused permission to 20 fishing
on Sunday, ineontinentlv hanged himself in
order to relieve his parents mind of anv ap-
prchension that he was born to be drown
ed
Rodgers, he defaulting cashier Of the
Bejepscot National Bank, Brunswick. was
arraigned This morning before the United
States Court. lie plead guilty, and was
sentenced to six years hard labor in the
state prison.
Last Sunday, the Rev. Clinton Clark. Of
Middlebury. Ct, preached from the text.
''Re We therefore ready also, for the Son Of
man cofheth when We think not and the
next dag, while leaving his home for a
walk on the street, he fell insensible. and
died in half an hour.
The directors of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company have awarded the con-
tract to Pason, Canda 4 Co, of Chicago.
for the construction Of the road from Red
River to the Missouri River, a distance of
two hundred miles. the work to be compile
ted by the lst of July, 1873.
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s Omin1St-0fn1,'c Coln

IN PE0B1TE-MANITONOC 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, 4. u. 1871, by
the County Court of said county, the under
signed. Joseph Schmidt, administrator of
the estate of Matthias SGhoss, deceased. will
On Monday, the 9th day Of October, \. d.
1871, at tel o'clock IN the forenoon Of said
liav. at the office Of the County Jud - in the
ity Of Manitowoc, in sail county, offer for
sale at public vendue 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 (S2), township No.
seventeen ID range No. tweH;y-three k23)
in said county. Terms of sale, cash.
JOSEPH SCHMIDT, Administrator.
Dated at Mantowoc the 18th day of Sep,
TENDER. A. d. 1871. So
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Superior co All oaner Machines.


september -, 1871.
The following resolutions were alontel
at the special session Of County Board Of
Supervisors, held in the city and county Of
Manitowoc, which session commenced the
llth day Of September inst:
RcSoired, That the farm known As the
Bach firm, now owned bv the county O
Nan;toWoc, be offered for sale bv the
County tler,., aG1 that Le report " lat Of
fers he can get At the next annual session
+ Of this Board, aa.! thas hu be authorized TO
advertise the same.
ReSolrea, That LOS No. /, block No. IS4.
city Of Nanit0woc, RON owael biz the
county, be offered FIR sale, and Clerk be
authorized to sell the same at not less than
100, and as much more as he can ret.
and report at annual session, and that the
Clerk be authorized to advertise he same.
v EEEEAs, There are many mistake,
made - p. 7. Fuesscn;ch, While in the
| office Of County Clerk, therefore.
FcS01red, That the present Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers of Manitowoc,
that parties holding receipts Of 2. P
tuessenich for the redemption Of taxes
present them at the County Clerks Office
to ascertain if the proper entries are made
IN books Of sale to cancel said taxes, and
that the present Clerk be authorized to
make the proper entries on said books, and
report each case to this Board, thereby
saving tlrs county a great amount of
trouble and expense from illegal tax-deeds.
Notice Is hereby given that the County
CLERK can be found at his Office, between
the hours OF . a. m. and + P. m. each day,
ready and willing to attend TO the duties
assigned to him in the foregoing resolu-
tons
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DEMOCRATS. ATTENTION.!

On Saturday next General E. S. BRAGG,
Democratic nominee for Attorney General,
will address the citizens of Manitowoc
county at the Turner Hall, in this city.
We would be glalif every Democratic voter
and, for that matter, every Republican,
in the county Of Manitowoc could be pres
ent to hear this eloquent and patriotic
champion Of true Democracy on this occa-
non. At all events let Democrats turn
cut en- mass and grcetthc General with the
attendance and enthusiasm his great abili-
ties deserve, and commensurate with the
event which the 18th Of November viii cx-
hibit-of the Democracy Of this STATE he,
parting from the minority, hcnceforth to
remain true to our principles in the MAORI
ty.
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WISCONSIN NEWS.

\ house toppled over the lake bank in
Racine l2st week.
\ bear, weighing $50 pounds, was killed
in Eau Claire last week
The new University building at Madison
will be completed 10y the 18th of October.
Bears are very plenty in the northern
portion of the state. Three of them re-
Gently freed two boys in the town of LOYAL,
Clark county.
An infant son Of VI. F. Thurston, Of
Dccrield, MauShara county, suffered q
fracture Of the right ann above the elbow
during birth.
Vim Hebron was stabbed by one
Thomas Mu,lowney in tracas at Erie
Corners, ST. Croix county, last week.
Hearon' injuries are dangerous.
II Is supposed that citizen of Madison
named Triukans has committed suicide, as
he has not been heard of since Saturday
last. lie attempted to take his life about
one Year ago.
John F!anuigan, aged Il was killed nj
Benton, Grant County, on Thursday last.
while working in drift, By the dirt eaying
on him. The dirt buried HIM about eight
feet, and before he could be taken out he
was dead.
Charles Wright and George Smith. com
mitted to the Jail at BaraLoo, Sank county.
Tor horse stealing, made their escape Thurs
day night. after knocking down the Tailor.
The District Attorney offers reward of
$500 for their recovery.
The body Of Mr.. Bemis, one of the VIC
tins Of the disaster on Lake Mendoza, on
the night Of the 18th ult, was found Fri
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Bertha Thayer put back to Pernarth
Roads.
\ steamer with seven hands, and an
foundered off the mouth Of the Humber in
the last gale
The usual reference TO the Queens
health does not appear in the daily chroni-
Gle Of court news to-day. Gladstone and
the Prince Of Wales have gone to Balnloral
/ Castle
The revenue returns for the year ending
to-day show decrease a. compared with
last wear Of over G5J, coo.
NV YORK, Oct. 1-From the onion
( Times of the Goth: The 4agl0 BrGzi{IGH
Times, Of August 10, says: % julio Fran
els Barrant, q gentleman of the highest re
/ speciality, residing in the province OF
( Minus Gcraes, declares that he travelled
with Charles f. Tichborne from Lima,
that they resided in Rio Janerio; that
| Tichborne purchased some pictures and
curiosities from him and forwarded them
/ TO his mother, the lady Tichborne; that
Tichborne sailed in the Bella for New
/ York, which vessel was lost with all on
/ board, and that he still holds passport
of Charles r. Tichborne.'
DUBLIN, Oct. 3.-One of the fenlans
arrested in Cork, yesterday, for Illegal
drilling, has been committed for trial The
, others have been remanded for further ex-
animation.
LoNDox, Oct. 3.-The ship James
Booth fourdered in the Bay Of Biscay dur
/ ing the late storm. Nineteen men drown
ed.
It reported that Melila, in Morocco,
has been besieged by force of 1000 ka-
byls Eeinforcements are promised the
garrison.
I LoxDoN, Oct. Barron Won Aurint
-. ''s',,' - 1s''~---l ~orrorstronces t
Count de Raunsat concerning the treat
ment Of the Germans by the people of Lyons
Count Raunsat again replies with the as
surance that the government viii protec
and indemnify the Germans, and have tn,
matter investigated.
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FOREIGN EEWs.
--latest Dcsratches To the Chicago Pans-2)
FRANCE.

tnANGL.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-The supporters Of the
empire are becoming l1llcr IN thar intriy-
Ties, and are a-iJat,ng openly for its res-
toraGou. Clement puyemois, the editor
of the new Bouaparti>t paper, declares that
Thier> is falling, and the country viii ma
turally return to the government which
gave it twenty years Of order
Gen. MantCudel has replied to a note
from Tlicrs, complaining At the delay in
the movement for the evacuation of the
department of the Disc by the Germans.
The General SAYS the hale vas caused tn a
mi~conceptioa of the orders Evacuation
Viii De resumed to-day.
bismarck refuses "a accept article Il
the customs treaty. Theirs has abandoned
the article, and telegraphed fresh proposals.
Assurances are given at Versailles that
the difficulties in the way Of the ratihca-
tion q the customs treaty. with. Germany
have been overcome.
The Brussels Journal contradicts the
rumor that Belgium has refused to make
any notifications in the treaty Of commerce
wiki France.
Drouyu de rIiuys has been appointed
Ambassador Of France to Venice.
VI. Felix Caata-rel. who was recently
imprisoned for an offence against the law
regulating the press, has been set al liberty,
10 enable him to participate III the labors
of the Municipal Council.
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WashbnrnC,s .ErraChery TO the sol.
GSeys,

Below is the closing portion of a com
munication published in the Sol3,.yx
RecoFd, before the meeting Of the rcpub-
lean State convention
Mr.. NaShburne was one If the men who
led ON the opposition and defeated tho nrcn-
ositIon TO pay ,hc pensions Of soldiers ana
others at their homes. in their own county,
without requiring them to % or send hun
dreds Of miles, ana wait DAYS ami weeks
for it; and when proposition was present.
cd TO investigate as TO tx conduct Of that
miserable man, Hon. Henry Van Aernam.
your Wisconsin Representatives Hon. {. c.
" ashburne rose in his seat, ana by object
ion to its introduction, defeated the IRON
osition; thus showing that he was interest
ell with pension gamblers. Il the soldiers
of loyal Wisconsin fail now 70 rebuke that
man for his trcachery, there is no hope for
our country's heroes, now or hereafter.
The fact is, the Indifference of soldiers ba,
made theSe men bold, and the private SOL
diers are now looked upon by them as
worse than slaves.
Let the soldiers be true To themselves
now, and all viii lie well. If false now.
every poor man who wore the blaze can
take back seat and let gambling politicians
do a they please. We believe Wisconsin
will be true - her soldiers who carried the
musket, ana repudiate her gambling politi-
clans. Truly Yours.
{. AUGUSTIS lI,yII>Np
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day morning. The body of Or. John T..
Wilson, who was drowned at the same
time, has not yet been recovered.
Joseph Leidentlaler, of Lincoln, Eau
Claire county, while under the Influence Of
liquor, shot his boy IN the back of the
head, inficting dangerous injuries; attempt
ed to shoot his wife, and then shot and
killed himself The tragedy took place on
Saturday last.
The Baraboo Republic learns that the
sugar beet crop grown for the Blackhawk
refinery, promise. fairly as 10 the yield,
and well as to quality; 20 acres have been
grown this year against $50 last year.
Much new machinery has been added, and
it is expected to work up the whole crop in
It's prime. Mr.. Gchsner thinks he has
found a process for freeing sorghum syrup
and sugar Of their peculiar rank taste.
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ENnh.

New YORK, Oct IA gentleman late
~ arrived from Havana has made report a.
to the condition of the Liberals on the
island. The reports lately published here
of the paciication of imsnrgent districts he
declared 70 be false. No surrender of any
Republican troops or leaders had occurred
As to the endorsements from Spain, that
was all bosh, and the reported arrivals OF
troops from Europe were lies. Notwith-
standing the Official reports, only l,20J
Spanish soldiers had landed in Cuba since
the first Of January last, and these have
been used up. There is no thought OF
surrender among the Cubans.
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SECOND ASSEMBLY DESEEEECG' CON
yESEaDS.

Convention for the Second Assembly
District, comprising the towns Of Maple
Grove, Cato, Manitowoc Rapids, Nossu;h,
Franklin, Cooperstown and Gibson, will be
held at the house Of Joseph Kuehne in Man
itowoc Rapids, on the 7lh day IF October,
1871, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for Member Of As
sembly and transacting such other business
as may come before it.
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IN PROBATE-NANITOWOC COUNTY
l. Court. In the matter of the estate
Of Christopher Robinson. deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Charles
Luling, Administrator, setting forth the
amount of personal estate thal has come to
his hands, and the disposition thereof-thc
ceased. and description Of all the real cs-
tate Of which said deceased died seized. and
the condition and value Of the respective poY-
tions thereof, and praying that license be to
him granted TO sell all of said real estate and
it appearing by said petition that there is
not sufficient personal estate in the hands Of
sad administrator to pay said deb,s, and
that 1t Is necessary IN order to pay the same.
to sell all of said real estate: It is therefore
ordered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Judge of tins Court
on Monday, the 30th day OF October, A. D.
1871, at 10 o clock a. M. at the probate Of
fee in the city Of Manit0WOc in said county
then and there To show cause tif any there
be- why license should not be granted to sand
administrator to sell said real estate accord
ing to the prayer Of said petition. And it is
further ordered, that a copy of this order
shall he published for four successive weeks
prior to said day If hearing IN the Nanitowoc
Pilot, a weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Mauitgwoc in said county, AMI per-
sonallY served on al persons interested in
said estate, residing in said county, at least
70 rtecn days before said day of hearing
By the court.
W W WALDO, County Judge.
Dated ut Manitowoc The 18th day OF Sep
tcmber, A. y. 1871. DIV
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Euar5iou Sale


IN PR0BATE-MANlT Voc COUNTY
1 Court. In the matter of the estate Of
Joseph Skowzewski, deceased. Notice is
hereby given that by virtue and in pursu-
ance Of an order of license made in said
matter on the 18th day of September, \. D.
1871, by the County Court IF said county the
undersigned, guardian of the minor heirs of
said ceased, will on Monday, the l6,h day
Of October, \ II. 1871, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the Office Of the
County Judge. in the city Of Manitowoc. in
said county, offer for sale 1t public venduc,
the following described lands to-wit: The
northeast quarter Of the south east quarter
Of section No. one o. in township No. TWEEN
ty t20), north of range No, twen'y-four CA
east, containing forty acres Of land more or
less. The terms Of sale cash
4. ERlXlNSkI. Guardian.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th d-y Of
September, 4 d. lS7l ST
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Tasup ,SSrr..,E.V pEsEEggG,T Co.'S
SENsEBN.

a Convention for the Third Assembly niS-
trict, comprising the towns Of lIanllowo..
Mishicott Two Greeks, Two Rivers, village
OF Two Rivers AMI city of Mauitowoc, VIII be
held At the Court House in the city Of Man
itowoc, on the 7th day Of October, 1871. at
10 O'Clock a. m for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidate for Member Of Assembly and
transacting such other business as may come
before it
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sWITLERlknh,

LAUSANNE, Sept. 30.-The Congress of
Lausanne, yesterday, partook of banquet
in the hall in which the sessions have been
held. Afterward, the members made a
pilgrimage to the tomb Of VI. Flocon, the
French Republican journalist, who left
France at the time Of the coup FetQt, and
died at Lausanne in 1866.
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TURKEY,

LoSDoH, Oct. IA dispatch from Con
stantinopie reports many deaths from chol-
era in that city. The season has been
very hot, and tho-supply Of water failing, a
spreading of the epidemic is feared. " ork
on the arsenal, in which a large number of
laborers are employed, has been suspended
in consequence.
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A Convention for the First Assembly Dis
trict, comprising the towns Of Schlcswig.
Meeme, CentreyilIe, Newton. Liberty. Eaton
and Rockland, will be held at the house Of
A. Tietgen, in Newton, on the 18th day Of
October, 1871, at 10 o'clock n m for the
purpose Of nominating a candidate for Mem
Der Of Assembly and transactiug such other
business as may come before it.
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DErzeCgayEC CaUCgSFs.

The several Ward Caucuses for clectinc
delegates to the Democratic County Convcn
tion, will be held en- Friday evening. Oct. 6
1871, at 7! o'clock, at the following places
1st Ward-Williams House.
ID Ward -Windiatc House.
Sd Ward-Ingrisch Hall.
4th Ward. kGbke s.
Town Enncus-A the North wnstnrrl uor,sn
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eaEAI salTAIs.

LoNpoN, Oct. I.-DisEatches from Great
Grinlsby give narrowing details of ship
wrecks in full sight Of tile peopleo on shore
The master of the American ship Bertha
Thayer was swept from the deck during
the gale and drowned, OF Sandy Isle, The
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Psychomancy15 I, 4eTyei t.og the Gre \ zig

Psychomancy6 4T y s5t fq o The e ne . zig
spr or II nd md i the htss OF all human kGaw rs -e
Psyehomsn cv ) tn tte Of rev work " pages, by
Herbert Hamilton. r. q u Instructions he
StirpCs of "a Iu4rlIug and P~yr lN.ic
how ta= -rful power
n viii. IttearhsS t=Tlrr Z. become r. nee
or writing mediums. i'rvlniucn. Npritu sr, Alchemy,
Philosophy 81 Uge Z t+T.1 = BrglIIu Uus' "a
rern Gu de IN ..ar ia . &c Fti il the only Ok u The
Tngl-h asuaee sofysslu. teach III o'cult poNtr,
md i # INN eiva "a so u mech u-s. -vvvtrs
payicaus, aoi especially lOv r. ia curing the at.
trcti CT ~. opposite SIX, aud secki rjsHes of
hapVrgss. Pr by nl4 iu a'h, ! t1i; p pe covers
81. fer sic by j. 4 tIPPNCoTr 4 co. snr CIAxEN,
hENsES 4 60. Piiia. e=eut- wan I'd for Is book,
Med L W. IS. Perfume v ,fcvcirv. = tmaia frre
T. agents MY. tor srsic copies " mai,
agents adj Css T. ". ryANs, ishs, 81 South gh;h
a.. Pt.l.a1 Illi2, l3-I-!t
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About 10 clock on Saturday forenoon
an accident Of Z scriaus character occurred
at the new Calvary Presbyterian Church.
Chicago now erecting on tie corner of Indi-
ana avenue and Twenty first street. While
raising trusses for the root to their position
on the top Of the walls the derrick naye
way and the heavy timbcrs on which die
carpenters were standing We're precipitated
TO the ground, distance Of seventy feet.
1t was supposed that all were killed.
Their names are Nicholas K5ibeyncss, II.
IIindston and Frederick kimbauu.
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LOST.

Two rotes-o~e for $40. dated he 18Th Nav ISL
raysbe enc tesr from .te. dawn ~ -. Torrisoo III
favor { r. :. "eemsr the other due MI ysbis on
6smard, swQ 10y o. loT.ison. in izv Uf K. = Wee
m.r. Pas ment On both notes has Irt- stopped ard
al nartez casuonet Sd as1st .1rcGz>iag u-ng he
f7L6 ii. d q Mama
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"THE man who seeks Office, instead IF
the office seeking him, Is like thief. who
also seeks to possess that which nohpiv
wishes him to take, bur which he is bent
on taking if he can. So SAYS a radical
paper. Are the Na>hburnc a thicyiur
family
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PLEASE PAY rae,

HAVING rer qus,'fd NV bus'r Two Rivers two
HoHt ago, ara NOW iIvns az aEite--sc. Al 10 nv
q MY 10 iae e.stenc,s ale III met me. would
.-f each On Of then paw within thg ne
four weeks s-d thus e al ftirihr- trau5i,.
Nani-ow,cn, ug II. 1871. is2
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Ekicln|,

BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-The Bank of Belgium
has raised the rate of discount to ) II per
cent.
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TAKEN UP

Came t. me mi-ss Ct the subscriber in the town If
NrN ton e. - fON i, p. by h re ,lout
teur years d. two hiua fer whit via few waite
h-H= On forehead he owner Is rtQee I'd 10 G M fo,
"@fo Prove pr peity, pay chaT-e, O ate II 4Wsv
.r-,.. -. - -, ANIhENf X ally,
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lllhi5TERS, TEACHERS, sTugEnTs,
FhaMEas, YOUNG MAJ. ARD WD-

k8EI who would meet with the most
profitable Of al clnployments-are invited to
correspond with Us wiki "a view TO an agen-
g Not few such are averaging from
$1,000 to $1,000 annual profit in ITS sale
There Is a great want for the book AMI a
rich field offered while it viii elevate the
spiritual condition Of the agent by constant
contact with and conversation upon
beautiful and eternal truths.
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DEMOCRATsC COUNTY GoNyEN.
EEGS.

Notice is hereby given that a Democratic
County Convention win be held III the city
of Manitowoc, on the 18th day Of October. ut
2-o'eloek p. m, for the purpose Of nominat
ing one candidate for County School Superiu-
tendent, and one candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Man;tOwoc County The
several towns are catitlei to delegates as
follows, to-wit; ScAleswig 3: Meeme 3 Cen
treville ,; Newton ,; Liberty j. Eaton g.:
Rockland Maple Grove ,; Cato ;. Mni-
towoe Radios 3, kossuth , FruI,Iin ;:
Cooperstown ,; Gibson /; Manitowoc /; Two
Rivers s, Mishicott 3; Two Greeks / City Of
Manitowoc-lst Ward ?: I'd Ward /: 81
Ward 2; 4th Ward l.
By order Of the Democratic Co. Com
GoTTLIEB DAIMLER,
julius LINsTEDT,
A. HICKOcK.
liuGH CAHEERRY.
Dated Two Rivers this Goth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1871.
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Democratic State Nominations.

Democratic State Nominations.
For Governor.
JAS. z. DOOLIIILE,
OF Racine.
For Lieutenant Governor.
John A. Rice,
OF Waukesha.
For Secretary Of state,
Milton Montgomery,
OF Monroe.
FOR state Treasurer,
Anton Klaus,
OF Brown.
For Attorney General,
Edward 3. Bragg,
OF Fond du Lac
For state Prison C3mIn issioner,
Lars e. johnson,
Of Lafayette.
For sup't OF Public Instructions,
Warren D. Parker,
OF Rock.
For comulSlopoE En,n,isratior'
Of Dodge
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EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted
throughout the country for It's sale, with
whom liberal arrangements will he made.
An opportunity OF equal promise IS rlyeiy
OF never Pi resented. It's sale VIII not be lun-
tied to any period. but viii continue for Il
lifetime constantly increasing with the
growth ani intelligence Of the country t
l> therefore desirable that those vino enga re
with Us, do 50 with view to making the bust
ness permanent enc.