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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-07

AGAIN AHEAD OF ALL is the exc'a-
nation we make on opening Peterson 8
MAGAZINE for January. 1t is impnssi-
Die to conceive how iadys book could
be handsomer, or more perfect. Il
Wonder if l Could Dance, the PRINCIPAL
steel plate. is one of the most charming
we have ever seen. Another steel-plate
is The New Governess, illustrating a
beautiful tale by the author Of Kath-
leen's Love Story" The double-size
mammoth colored, steel fashion plate is
moth steel plates are a specially with
Peterson" Then there is superb
Berlin pattern, in colors, for chair seat,
such as, at store, would cost fifty cents,
or even more. But it is impossible to
tell the beauties of Peterson" for Jan
uary, the number and variety of them
are so great. Two powerfully written
novelets are begun in this number: The
Island of Diamonds" by that favori.e
writer, Harry Dahforth. and Bought
with Price," by Mrs Arm S. Stephens
This is unquestionabiy the cheapest of
the really good Magazines. The price is
but TWO DOLLARS year, with great de-
ductions to clubs; and splendid prenli
ums are offered to the persons getting up
clubs. Specimens are sent gratis We
advise part1eS IN 500 /, Spoo;nap bac,ro
subscribing for anything else. Address.
Chas. j Petersen, 3O6 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Manitowoc, Dec. 4th, 1871.

THE ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY
just received containing four page sup
plement. beautifully illustrated with .hir
teen designs. in which short notices are
@iven of holiday publications of the Amer
lean Tract Society. Thankssiving-day
is duly honored in the editorials, in the
Illustrated story DIR. Boneset's Thanks
giving" and in the account Of the rise
and progress of the New York Home
for the Frlendle>s. The illustrations in
this number AID supplement- are very
profuSe. numbering in all twenty one
DR. Robinson the oriental traveller begins
In the n .Xt number a series of illustrated
articles on eastern fe and scenery.
The paper will be sent to any address,
on receipt Of 81, from this Thanksgiving
number to the close of 1872. Send 5
cents to $50 Nassau street, New York,
for it is a specimen, or buy it from your
newsdealer.
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REPLY TO THE NORD.WESFEy.

The Noret- Westen. for the purpose of
hiding his own iniqulty In having swindled
the County again out of some Five Hun
bred Dollars. charges the TRIBUNE with
having tried to defrand the County cut
of s5l6.52, in over charges for. j OBJ work.
Now would state that the prices
ter of the law, and with the opinion of
practical printers; that agreed with the
Committee on Claims, to submit to the
correction Of any eTror.that may be ascer-
tanned by reference to the State printer:
that the latte, stated that strips of paper
of the size of Note paper were not charg-
ed AS described in the law, but according
to their sizs in comparison to folio
paper. In accordance with this state
ment and agreeably to my promise, eon-
~ented to reduction of my bill By the
Committee of $246,72, and having pre-
viously made no charges for composition,
printing, etc., as the law directs, the
Committee declined to allow me anything
for that work subsequently, and of course
[ had to submit as | had promised to :;
otherwise my account would have nearly
balanced even with the reduction In the
charge for paper. This is the actual state
of the matter and no swindling about'it !;
the Nord IYesten is welcome to use these
facts as he pleases. only he must not LIE
as he does in his article about the amount
IF the difference and also about the $3.50
from Fuessenich.
F. BoRcHERDT,
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THE Snow SToRM.-A brisk snow
storm began about midday on Sunday
last and continued falling very thickly
the rest of the day. There being no wind
main where 1t fell until sometime in the
evening when IA cold. strong wind set in
from the north west and drove it into
drifts. We should judge, Gift had been
permitted to remain on the ground with
out drifting) between eight and ten
inches of the beautiful snow has fall
len. Sleighs, cutters and jingling bells
are abroad in the land, and the enjoy
ment so long desired sleigh riding) is at
the disposal Of everyone
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for De

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for De
cember is to hand, containing nineteen
choice pieces of Vocal and Instrumental
Music, all of which can lie had for 80
cents. 1t seems hard to believe that So
much can be furnished for such small
sum. but zee kNo,o that it is. / comes
regularly every mouth, and contains moth
ing but good music.
Bound volumes for 1871, post paid, for
IS. They come elegantly bound in Grim
son cloth. gilt sides and edges. and are
guaranteed tn contain $50 worth of choice
Pam Music, tsome 2o1 pieces Ii or
diered per express. 81 SO will secure it,
We would advise all those seeking iinE-
day Presents TO bear This work In mind
Muse i always proper present to a
lady. and in no other shape can he same
Amount of good music he bought. 1t is
published hv J. L. Feters, 500 Broad
wav. New York
We viii furnish Peters Nusioal Month
~ and the TRIBUNE for 500 year pay
able in advsnce.
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HARPER BRo.HEs advertise their peri
odicals-the Mrgazine, Monthly and
Bozar-in this issue. All of them are
among the best edited aud best ilustra-
ted publications in America and hardly
need any special recommendation. Those
who have subscribed for them before,
will certainly do so again. and any others
wishing to obtain them, can do So by
paying US 1926, which will secure either
one of the periodicals for one year, TO.
ge,her with the TRIBUNE. If
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IT is said that IF a puff of air were to

1T is said that If a puff of air were to
be blown into vein of an animal deati,
would instantaneously follow, because
circulation would be stopped. The blood
makes the entire circuit of the human
body every seven minutes, and whenever
this circulation is ilr peded or any of its
channels are clogged by impurities which
ought to be carried off, disease folluws-
fever or disorder of liver or kidneys, or
scroiula, or dyspepsia. To get at and re-
move the source of the difficulty, use the
old and iafallihie blood purifier. DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Bittcrs.
30-4t
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THE CONCERT.

The Concert of the Freie Saengerbund,
at klinghoiz Hall, last Saturday was one
of the best we have yet had the pleasure
to attend.
The overture was finely executed,
though q little more preparatory prac
tice would have somewhat improved the
performance.
The second piece executed by the whole
choir, was sung better than we ever
heard it before.
The Cayatina from the ''Freischutz"
sung by Miss Bach Wa splendid per
Torrance and sh.wed deep study and a
fine voice.
The solo for BARTON sung by Mr.
Goldstein vas produced in excellent taste
and well adapted to lis fine abilities.
The Cavatina from "Robert' sung by
Mrs. Bieing was beautifully executed.
This is very difficult piece and if Mrs.
3. could only realize how much pleasure
she always gives to her audience, she
would feel less nervous, while she is de-
lighting them.
The Sunset, splendid composition for
full choir. was produced in style that
would have done honor to the best sing
ing society in Wisconsin, lfnot in Ameri-
"a and its successful performance is as
honorable to our Sengerbund as it is to
the splendid ability Of its director Prof
Biel;ng.
The duet, Alto and Soprano. had to be
omitted on account ofindi>po>i;ion OF one
of the ladies. As we had the pleasure of
hearing it sung before, we feel assured
that its production would have only high
tened the praise dne to every performance
on that occasion.
The closing piece Grand Galop du
Concert" was executed by Miss Schroe
der and Prof. Bieling, in mastery
manner, and it see Med almost incredible
that a tender, almost frail looking young
lady like Miss Mary could exercise such
power over her instrument. 1t was
beautiful
The last notes of the concert fadEard
~ died away before the seats we're re-
moved and The hall prepared for dance
We waited until supper was announced.
which We enjoyed IN its excelleucy if not
in all its variety Mrs. Weilep certainly
deserves the highest acknowledgement f.,
the splendidly prepared Wants and excel
lent coffee, SO abundanty offered and SC
generously appreciated Prot. Bielins
and every member of the Saengerburo
and of the musical society are entitled to
the most grateful acknowled gment of our
community and which we hone to sec
exemplifed more and more by the patron.
age OF every lover Of mu .ic and sociability.
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A CARD-The Ladies of the lst Pres
byterian Society, wish to express public
ly sense Of their great obligation to those
who contributed to the success of concerts
given on the evenings of Nov. 7th aud
9th. They do thank Mrs. Wimpf Tor
the generous loan Of her piano and also
all connected with the originating, ar
ranging and sustaining of the varied
parts of these entertainments as also u
generous public for their abundant pat
ronage of these concerts.
By order of the Executive Committee.
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List of certificates redeemed in the Office Of the
County Clerk, during the month of November 1871
paid out ON the lst day of DecemLer 1871.
In PROBATE
AASITowoc co,-N-v co,-pr

the Barter oil the Guardianship of MarEare;
l. Carey an Insane perssn.
On reading aud filing the petition of John Carey.
dtardian OF SAID Insane person, representing among
other things that the said ward 10 seized of certain
real estate IN the town of Newton said Comfy and
that it is Necessary that the same SonId he sd a, 4
praying for license to sell the and ii apne.rir
TO the Court from said petition that necessary to
sell SAID real estate it is ordered and directed
next OF Kin to said ward and all persons interested in
said estate appear before Monday the Sth
OF January A ID. 1872 at ten O'clock A. NJ. at the
Probate Office in said comfy tlIen and there TO
cause Of any There be) why license should not he
granted for the sale of said real estate according to
the prayer of said petition. And il is further ordered
that copy OF this order shall he published
Successive weeks prior to said hearing IN the
MtNIrowoc TRIBUNE a weekly newspaper printed at
Manitnwoc In said county,
Dated at Manitowoc the 18th day of November A
D. 1871. Sat
W. WALDO, County Judge
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HOME MADE.-At Ryder's store we
say lot of boots made of leather tanned
and cattle raised in this county; that
ought to satisfy the most fastidious taste
of our citizens, for their excellent quail
ty Of, stock and making up as we'll as
adaptedness to the requirements of our
climate.
While looking over the large stock of
new goods, We heard German say to a
friend of his, this IS the cheapest store
in town" With these two statements.
we leave it to our friends to act upon
their own conclusions.
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Is nine cases out Of ten, where acct
dental fires have occurred. little fore
thought would have prevented them.
See that no carelessness is allowed about
your premises, either by the insecure
putting up of stoves or pipes, or the care
less handling Of fires. See that every
thing about your stoves is secure, and
that yonr chimneys are clear of SCOT and
combustible rubbish.
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Music. We have received the Decem

MUSIC have received the Decem-
Der Folio, which maintains its position
as the leading musical periodical. The
Illustration this month is Of Camilla Urso,
The celebrated lady viclinist. The ...uslc
is especially Apr, pirate for the season,
six of its nine pages comprising beautiful
Christmas Carols and the Instrumental
piece Is a charming composition entitled
Say to him Waltz" The reading is UP
to its standard and it will commence It's
new volume with additional attractions,
under the edifor1h of Mr. George Low
ell Austin Publ he'd by White, Smith
& Perry, Boston, 4 une dollar year.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-07

A UNION meeting of the Methodi~ts
ana Preshyterians. was held at the now
church; the ministers of both denon,ina-
tons officiating. The sermon by Rev.
Mr. Stevens. We have been permitted to
publish in this issue. 1t is excellent in
every respect, and especially in It's refer
enee to local matters. worthy of the at
tenfiYe perussl Of erery usizen.
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Mrs. LOGAN gave us one Of her very
interesting lectures last Friday on "Wo-
man wrongs and how to right them
which was full of new ideas and good
sound advice to men and women. Last
Sunday she spoke on 1.-THE Immortality
Of the soul or the life hereafter" which
we were unable to attend, but is highly
spoken OF by all who heard her.
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NOTICE.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the lst

At meeting of the Trustees of the lst
Presbyterian Society, of Manitowoc, on
the lSt inst, it was resolved that the
Pews of the New Church should be sold
at auction, on Tuesday evening, Dec l2th
1871. The attention of all interested in
This society is earnestly solicited to this
meeting. Let all come who have been
members of the suciety or congregation,
aud all who wish to be- 4 cordial invi-
tation is exten'led and u heartfelt well
come will DC given.
BY order Of Board Of Trustees.
FRED BoRCHERDr,
Crk of BID Trustees LIST Presbyterian
Society.
We learn that the ladies of the Society
vii! get up little sociable on the occa
sion, and should not much wonder if We
got an invitation TO nice oyster supper
and cup of that splendid coffee.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-07

The small propeller Sly Lark, be-
longing to the Goodrich Transportation
Co, arrived at this port last week with a
new boiler for the new propeller now
being built at Rand $ yard The machinery
OF the Shy Lark will be put into the new
boat and the SKY Lark, as We under
stand. is to be converted into barge or
sailing vessel.
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So VI MONS.

NANIToWOc COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Fred Stehmen, PLAINTIFF
dgdinf 7 summons. For Relief
yum SteLhef, D.Jcndft Com. Eervedl
The state Of Wisconsin, To Lydia
,tehmen, DcJsRddnf.
You are hereby summoned and reonired TO snsvSx
Il tie Compliant in thus acfirn which a ror,v r.
herewith served up'n yGn. and serve copy Of your
answer Oh AT NY office tie City and Couuty Of
Natowoc. Nisco min. thin tw envy after the
'ervice hereof exclusive Of tie day inch servce
md II sou tail 10 answer tie oupla Aforesaid
he plaintiff will aiIly to The Court the Ieiet de-
III inded i'll the complaint.
J. ID. MARKHAM. TYciTfift /Horp,e
The complaint in The NJ entitled action xas th.s
lay duly filed ia tie Gfice If the Clerk lie Tcuit
curt OF MaHjfnw"c t'EDfy
J. NfRkHAM, I',0inf,Gs Attorney.
Tated, D-ceD.l err 9Th IsI1. S4-ef.
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:"
Chicago Tribune.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1872.

The Weekly Chicago Trlnnc Sor tie year 1871
VIII consist OF hrstclas. original and s+lects mat
ter. embracing the latest ly telegraph and
mail down {" the hour of going press editorials
corresponds nee, reports of the proceedings of Con.
gess and of the Legislatures OF the Western States
ana OF important F"'ic lu'etnes and "litica specc
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general markets, notices of publications. and
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The above account, allowed in full. Ayes nays O..
The following accounts allowed in part.
Conway allowed s21 co. disallowsd 49, election SER
Forrest slowcd 20 d,sallowed So election service
Allowed reported ayes S. nays l, Conway.
sn, der allowed 81 so, disaIlowsd 81 so watching
fire.
W II Horn allowed $3.50. disalowed s2.1o material
for dredss. Allowed as reported. Ayes 9. nvys o.
The com on Police recommend that the report of
Police Justice accepted and filed and account al
lowed. Adopted.
The Com Fire Water report hack the report
of the Chief Engineer and endorse his rscommend.-
ton. Report adopted, filed.
Also report ny resolutions which was on motion
laid for further consideration.
wslIiclI offered the following:
rrd That no bills o. street work done nv or
der of IL Street Commissioner of this city shall he
accepted or allowed by this Board unless the said
bills properly certified to by the respective Street
Commissioners in whose district 1.-THE work has been
performed. Adopted.
Rep-rt of C Buel. Street Commissioner of the LIST
District notifying the Board that nuisances on lot 6
aud 5, block 2s abatei according to contract
and recommend the Board to accept the same Re-
port adopted.
Report of F. Armsby, City Surveyor. of she survey
of Evergreen Cemetery accepted anil ordered filed,
Grutzmacler presents statement that he has
completed contract on Park St. and Others that it
may be accepted. On motion of a. D. Jones work
accepted.
Jones offered the following:
Res1red That the Clerk DC and is hereby instruct
Ell To make a al deliver t. c G-utZmacher the city
SCI lp due him for work on Park ST. Adopted
On motion of A. D. joiner council adjourned unit
Monday, Dec. ith at P. ".
Jos. RiS1ry. City CIerk-
VI ASfTow &c. Dec. 4th 1871.
Council met pursuant TO adjournment
Roll called, 10 quorum present.
On motion of H. Martens couaci adjourned until
Iuesf1y. Dee S5ta at P. u.
p ~ ~Fhxk
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANITowoc, Nov. 9th, 1877

MANITowoc, Nov. 9th, 1871.
Council mst pursuant to adjournment. Present,
Mayor Johnston, Aldermen, Wallich. Martens, Au-
berg, Conway, Jones, Pan kratz, Kuhl, Kappes Kos
tomlatsky.
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Minutes OF last meeting read and apr
q. Pankratz offered the following:

Minutes of last meeting read and approved
g. Pankratz offered the following:
FcsoIred. That all saloon keepers are hereby for
hidden sell give away any Intoxicating liquors
of any kind, to Henry Spinke, and any persn viola
ng the Object of this resolution shall forfeit his IL
The Marshal is hereby instructed to notify all
thu saloon keepers of this crty Of the passage Of this
resolution. Adopted.
II. Martens offered the following:
Resolrrd THAT the Cler< and Treasurer are hereby
required to make "A fnl estimate of City County and
State taxes necessary To he raised this year and re-
port at the next meeting of this Board, Adopted.
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REBUILDING CHICAGO,
nd rst"rnG is former greatness after its late &C.
VISITATION by fire.
Tie year 1872. I will be remembered, isa
PRE- IDEMTIAL YEAR,

An the eamTa IN WILL in ell probability be ~ sr-
citing any that has TRANSFERRED the outbreak
OF the late war. 1HE HICAGo TRIBUNE will uphold
and deirnp the principles of the Republican pr y
VII" its accustomed r1gor and eageIness Our plat
Equal ana Justice Mt the ballot box and h.-
fore the law, " ali men, without distinction -ace
or color.
Amnesty for all political offence, connected with ,t
rebellion. ~ "
A tariff tor pubIic revenue ONLY
Preserva ion the pub lie lands for actuaI s.ttl,r.
under the Ho-- eetatd and Presumption law.
Opposition 70 n"nopoiies oil every description, and
to corruption in every form
Snch re:nrm of the civil service shall max. men
ami fitness instead of TarTisan zeal personal
yortisni the % prefernent of Federal Office.
oir r5aders and the publ generally, are 70 -ell
acquainted with ti- tone quality OF THE CHIe.u,
TRIBUNE that We ed not enlarge upon that subject
ear the Close IS tIe 18th Year onr existence No
puhlcJonrna We "ad the mis- fortune in common With
large minority OF the business con- nuuit, of CHI.
Cage To be burned out losing thereby the most com
nodi"us NEWSPAPER building in the United ststcs.
anu being deprived. ten Iorary of the NE our sx
tensIr" printing machinery. We have mnencei
Te."nlohg our ruined edifce on more enduring pla1
than beforo and VIC hive effected arrangement f,r
the use of machinery which practically gives ms
same 1aciiitles that we possessed before the fire
Upon occupation of our building and mach no y
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eight pages of read NJ matter.
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as heretofore each We inesday upon the following
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Single copy. one year. Observation-Disclosures zoe
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POCKET BOOK LOSTII

I'm the Calumet road between Steine:s Tavern and
~ the road TO Clarks VI lis on Saturday
December I'd 1871 Pocket Book containing ahout
thirty-three dollars in money and notes one for
$3.50, the other for Slle both ,a,ai.s 10 the under
signed. Whoever returnes the said property will lie
literally rewarded by
NILS OLESON BEGSBAKEN
Sits Eaton p. O. Manitowoc Wis.
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CLARhs MILLS, Dec 4th, 1871.

Ed TRIBUNE The following are the
names Of the pupils of this school,. who
have attained an average of so. and up
wards, Tor the month ending Dae. Is,,
1871, viz:
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BRANCH, Dec. End, 49,

ED. TRIBUNE The following list con-
tains the names Of those pupils whose
average standing in all their studies is
50 or higher:
sheldon Feroquac2 Maganity Frank 81
Doucet May 81 Kunz Louisa So
Lawrence Cora SO Cor!ew Chas 81
Dnucet Cassius SO Mcintosh Ella S2
Lawrence Anna sc Bucchus Leroy 81
Lawrence Aurelia86 Maganity Allie 81
Corlcw Della So
MARY J.. SHOVE,
Teacher
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WEEKLY LETTER LIST.
The following is list OF letters remaining in the
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

~
wHEAT-wnter. 1.l5@1.2 20 ctssts
Spring ILL., cts
RYE.-55
0ATS.-35
BARLEY-so@13 ets
PEAS.-50@1 co
BUCK WHEAT-609 f5ets
BEANS,-Sl IU@1,2
TIMOTHY SEED-S2,0o
RAPE SEED-S1.15
FLAX SEED-S1. 50(d1,75
DOTATOES-45@5 octs.
EGGS, pei dozen-l4@l5cts
BUTTER, per t-ls@20cts
FLOUR. winter per bl.-s6, so4lo0
spring-S5.75a6,2a
MEAL per cwt-S1;0@1.4o
WOOL per fh-5595Sc
SALT per 5rl-S2.40
PORK, '0Olive cwt-S@o.oo
dressed-S1Oo@7. 80
BEEF, on foot Is. a 5 4
dressed IS 90 a 500
SHEEP. per head-S2, so q S.
WHITE FISH. hIf brf-$T,0e
HIDES green@S@9cts
dry -lS@20cts
HAYS ASH .@Re IL 90
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The following accounts were reported back from
the committees with recommendation that they b
allowed in fuII
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By :hs author of"ANNE JUDGE" and NO M.sx
FRIEND"