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E.-1r Ts7ES rEDUSE.

yyysEsAyIS & :. * 6APEFAN. Fro
y nr5exers. This frst-claSs house IS IN excel
IcR con iton anJ the proprjetors are confident tht
they can give itre satisfaction to the travelling pup
tic An Omlibns will always be ready to convey trav-
elers to anl from the boats
Farmers apd Others can rely on finding good &C
- - ;. -. -. i,.,r.,s ~ raftIe eff.
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TARA. 9. EsSGGIHES, Dentist fiji ce
- in Shernans builIing,i on Sth Street,
Manitpwoc- Wis.
"a TeetI ext tractel without pan.
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CON y e S.E.FT.

E53UsE. sss4S AND CARss AS r
/ Painter quay Street adjoining the new Touring
mill SlntIl SiIe. Ofrs his service to the Citizens
Of Village the above branches at the most rei'-
1910
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DE.a'THST TIE 4,

4 TT DEs1EYS 3st Law. HzanitOw0G {,
n Wisconsin. Daice on Eighth street, over the
First National Bank jyI9'65.l
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yyYhoEes;s!e and retail dealer i'm Con-
w fecfonary, TOYS Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, Sta
tiouarv &c Book biudiug done short notice
Give call of York and 9TH street, Mani
owoc, Wis. 1911
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FR ED C.gR US.

DsAccagAI FUSaEis, Heaps CON
stt1tly ca hand ;he largest and best assortment
OF hats nf cans the latest STYLES ut the lowest pos
sible ,.ises AMI always pays the highest value IN
~ Ii,Is IF rars 1871
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Egp IN = gIEEER

~rEE7sS fo his many friends and In G
pubi, generally choice selection OF Fresh
xIa,Iiars Sa1=ar.s TalIow AMI Lard at the loves
o ,,'.,-s+ -, ON, ,,crrf,l Street Oily
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=. gss.s.STsE,

VESyEsTH :...d photographer All
81 Kin ls Of work the line of my business prompt
,,va i1st re,afv,I a WING & ornsbey's Multiplying
CANEgA oBSCURA with which can take small
pictures tiae>t orler for one dollar per .oHeh.
ppi,et,,t.s t,ka,, nr All sizes Albums aad Frames
~ -. - va. street I3-ttf
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-F8S E5Rg5 So YES.

hEsI.EFs ia stoves: Ein- sheet EE"t.
a.iI CopparGare manufacturers All kinds OF
repairing lone Eighth Street, opposite Trihnne OF
l4-ly
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nE.aE EEs s. EE.EfETE.

FTDSNEY and Counselor at Law.
N dice, corner of Sth and Quay streets Manlto-
voc, Wisconsin, 1921
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IN PROBATE.

STATE CT WISCONSIN, !
Coanty of danitowoc. SIS
Probate sIfce aug. 81 lSTL)
IN the matter Of The proof and rofate If the tast
late OF the county of Mantr woo E1bera.s n ;n
srument in writing, rurp' rtinc 10 - aa ,.zt viii
the county q puitov1oc has brsr ii5 in ti:s fra
and whereas 1pIl,c,,on has been made y e A. Nevy-
eli praying ina be proven aud admitted to
PROBATE accord to the laws of this State: TlIero-
lore u IS oraered t.st said application be heard be-
fore ne at Toe Probate Office in the City OF Ma to-
voc IN efd Comfy, the zSth day of August A.
d. 1871, at 10 O'Clock A x. And il is further order
ed tnat notice SHAH le given 70 all persons interested
Ill said will OF the time and place Of said hearing, by
publication in the tMlSIro-Fcc TR-zuSE,' a neHspa-
per printed said City for three sccessiv- weeks.
each week, prior "a SIS tirla Of s'ac bearing
F. he C-l.-t, "a i: a@2--~S
,..t.uiw ;l..lse.
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E.Ex.Ey'TE .ssg.yESB
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GDU4YY SURVEYOR, Odce over
~ o. rorrison's Store; the Bridge
u nit voc. WISCONSIN. 1875
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nuAS 5n WHITE,
E1. MAF2XLIN,

r.;4>J StafnS Assistant Assa<Sor--
y -, Sv+.er.,.fn l6-131y
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FED. z. Es.s.Hr.

TTDasNEY 4,7.I Counselor at Law
"A . ice on iglth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Colectjons promptly attended to- 1852
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EGFES ,SEsEO.F,

CDDa WAFER =Eauzsfac9urer,respe
- fully requests AMI viii fill orders promptly at hs
ctory corner tn and Jay street. Mantowoc 16-I
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
WHEAT-Winter, i.02 cts91 ,iOcts
Snriuo o. 90 ct5

WHEAT-Winter, OF ctsC91 ,tocts
Spring e5 LOO cts
RYE-60G65
OATS-Igcts
BARLEY60cts(q7octs
PEAS 5ctS
pUCk WIIEAT-6o@ Scots
BFaxS-S1. .OoGg =
TIMOTHY SEEO-s2, ,50G3,00
RAPE SEED-S1.T5
FLAX sEED-SI, ,5o0I.75
POTATOES-New e0970
EGGS pei dozen-f0tDftct
BUTTER, per tb-I2,9 t4cts
FLOUR, winter, per bi--E6s s509T.0o
Springs, ,50.a5,75
MEAL per cwt-S1. 1.359l.5c
WOOL per fb-45@55c
SALT per 5rl-S2-4 10
PORK, 10Jlive cwt-sGseG0
dressed-STG09l7-J
BEEF on foot y. lqg ) 4
dressed s.. 90 "a 900
SH EEP, per head-s3,O0
WHITE FISH, hlf hrI-sT 90
BIDES green-S69cts
dry-1Sf62octs
!. HAY-s39sIe.
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s, #. HOOD,
e. Fs. TEs Eft.

'TTDTSSEY tnls Counselor at Law,
~ Hs4l Estate Agent. Ofice corner of Eight
nd F..,akifn streets. Ntnit3vnc, Wisconsin. l4ll
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E.nrsvS EaG Use.

oAvE ROM. s>rsariefo"- l3' ttatoh
n frset s5h nea@ UaIon Depot AMI 'l'i steam
oo1t laaiinrs. Njlwiri1ee. Wis. Boarding oy tue
~ va,k Waru meats NJ all hours.
-. l1-a2.l .lN.
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Republican Union State Convention.

Republican Union State Conventions
RooNs REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES,
Madison, July s, 1871
A State Convention of Delegates representing the
Republican Union party of Wisconsin is hereby call
ed te meet at the Capitol, in Madison, IL n, ON
Wednesday,, August 30, 1871,
For the purpose of nominating candidates for State
officers to be elected at the genera: election and
transact such other business may be deemed
appropriate.
Each Senate and Assembly District will be entitled
to delagets in the Convention.
Z. w. KEYES, Chairman, Madison.
f. e. WINKLER, Milwaukee,
FRANK LELAND, Elkhorn-
G. W HAZELTON Columbus.
JOHN BENNETT, Janesyille
o. b. THOMAS, Prairie du Chen
HENRY kLEINpEIL. Sauk City.
JAMES COLEMAN, Fond du Lac.
A. SCOTT SLOAN, Fond du Lac.
A.GUESNIER, Green Bay.
G.. II. GILE Wa.Ushara.
G.. VI. WOODWARD. La Crosse.
II. B. PIIILLE0, Grand Rapids.
Wisconsin Republican State Central Committee.
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It'ssr7<ers.ai7sG s.nst-e Ao. 5;5- T. g. %. +.
I Meets every Tues lay Evening at the Odd Fellows
Hail. in Carus' block ttc south side
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De-isfa- Meeting . y.ssuitoyOc LsaGt
il is he'll at Masonic Hall, York Street, on th'
ist AMI 81 Wednesday of Each Month
O. X. BACON, W NJ.
f ELDEIECE Sec
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&. q ZOE Es EST.

s<, II. q - "a F& SIS e.
EE5sssNE aud f'1Hs1selt0r al Law
n once on north corner of York and Sixth
1913
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The stars FIN their conrse are fighting
against the enemies of the country The
omens are now favorable as could be de-
sired for the continuance for four years
more of the supremacy of the Republi-
can party and that will be time enough
to insure liberty and order in the South.
-IIeDendeRf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa,
September q. 1871.


EDS. GAzErTE:
70 is a year since / scribbled any.
thing for your columns. read your
valuable paper every week, and find
1t better than letter. / can't give
you much news beyond what you
have I'm the current dispatches, but
there are many things of interest to
us that do not find their way into
the pool of Associated Press. For
instance, we are building large
bridge over the Missouri River at
this point. The Associated Press
says nothing about it, yet the subject
is one that effects us as nation, be-
cause 1t Is the principle connecting
link between the Atlantic and the
Pacific States. How far has 1t pro-
crossed? We answer that the iron
tubes are all down seventy>fve feet
through the silt and sand to the bed
rock of the river. The most Of them
have been filled In with concrete
masonry, making them solid mass
from top to bottom. The rip-rap
work on the Iowa side is finished
This is a stone work extending up
and down the river for some distance
to prevent the washing away of the
eastern foundations of the bridge
On the west side they have complet-
ed the approaches, and have the tenn
porary truss erected, upon which
they have commenced the building
of the permanent iron truss. For
two miles on the east side 1t Is neces-
sary to make a grade at the river
reaching the altitude of seventy feet.
About one.half OF this approach has
been finished. 1t In itself Is mar
vel. If it were to be built by hands
alone, it would be the work of years,
as 1t, il only question of MONTHS
A shovel driven ny steam carries out
of the bluffs" several thousand
cubic yards of earth day, which is
carried by temporary railway to
the place where it is needed, and
there deposited and arranged in
order. About five months more are
needed for the completion of this
grade. In size 1t would make twen-
ty times the great Egyptian prya>
mids. r@ ....
Yesterday we received the well
come news that the depot grounds
and buildings of the Union Pacific
Railroads were established on the
east side Of the river. This is where
1t ought to be, because we have the
ground to build them on--a broad
plateau extending from Sioux City
to st. Joe, Mo. Proposals have been
made by the u. P. r. r. r., for g.
0O0, 900 brick for depot buildings on
this side, and we are reliably inform.
ed that the work will be commenced
this fall. @tvaaaarts More, ..@
D.. II. , Ht. ...gHEw 81. esyggr,. .a.t ANON
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15
State Senator.

m The Senatorial Convention last
Friday i'm this city, put I'm nonina.
ton J. III. Leavitt, Of Waterloo, for
State Senator, to- fiji the unexpired
term of Judge Conch. a We believe
the general verdictof the people OF
the county will he that the selection
10 q good one. Mr.. Leavitt is what
may be justly termed successful
business man. We have no idea that
he will occupy the session with any
two days speeches. On questions af-
fecting the interests of his constitu.
ents and the State at large his ac-
ton will be yea, 3ea. and nay. ndy
without oratorical trumpets. In
the committee rooms his business
experience will be of great value, and
cannot fail to secure for him the con
fidence and cooperation of the Other
members. Mr.. Leavitt, Ia one OF
Black Hawk county's representative
men, and will acquit himself In the
Legislature with honor to himself
and his constituents. @%f- - q
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Hon. J. w. HAvENs, editor of the
Sigourney NetUs, IL member of the
State Senate. He has not taken
much part I'm the Senatorial contro-
versy, but In his last issue he tells
his readers what he thinks of the
question as 1t now stands. The fol-
lowing IL what he says about it,: 7a.
THE SENATORIAL CONTROVERSY.
The Nb,0s can justly claim the dis
tinction OF being one among the few
papers in Iowa thsk have not infiict-
ed upon their readers the epidemical
editorials now raging under the above
heading-this because neither the
NeVs nor its editor desires to be COM
mitted to any particular andidate. -
That the friends of Allison have re-
sorted to means not warranted i'm an
honorably conducted political con-
troyersy for the defeat of Mr.. Harlan,
can not be denied, by an impartial
observer, and that, whatever may be
the choice of politicians, Mr.. Harlan Is
at this time the choice of the people. |
Is q fact equally apparent. But now
comes Hon. James Wilson, q man
whom Iowa delighted to honor, and
SHES his castor into the ring as
third man to carry off the spoils over
which Harlan and Allison have
fought until the contest has assumed
. bitterness greatly to be deplored by
all who believe that the mission OF
the Republican party, Ia for the ad-
'vRncement of the Nations welfare,
and not for the individual benefit for
candidates for Office. Bot we fail to
see how the name of Mr.. Wilson fs |
TO act as "oil on the troubled waters.n
The friends OF Senator Wright can
not forget the humiliating spectacle
presented at Des Moines when Mr..
Wilson laid aside, the dignity of his
position as Q. statesman of national
reputation, and descended to the
level of q second class political bum.
ner by making his appearance In the
midst of the Wright--Allison con,
test to tell members of the ,Legisla~
ture how to vote. His opposition to
MIR. Wright may have been In cons
sequence of personal friendship for
Mr.. Allison, or 1t may have been to
keep the field clear for himself. In
either case we cannot regard him
favorably as third man I'm the pres.
ent Senatorial contest. -EaE
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NOTICE TO ELECTORS

Black Hawk county. Office Of County Auditor:
WHEREAS. The Board of Supervisors OF said
county, at the September Session, A. ID. 1871, OF
said Board, adopted the following preamble and
resolution, viz:
| WHEREAS, Owing to the decayed and precari-
ous condition of the bridge across the Cedar river
| at Waterloo, Ii has become a pressing necessity
/ to rebuild the same Immediately and whereas the
appropriate more than twelve thousand iollars CIR
egS. thousand dollars for Rounding
the masonry Of said bridge, II thereby becom 9.
Black Hawk County, Iowa, proposition to vote
eighteen thousand dollars sum SUFFICIENT foran
Iron snperstructure for said bridge. Therefore,
| be it
Resolved, That at the general election to be held
on the second Tuesday IN October, 1871, the
question shal be submitted to the qualified elect
ORE of said county, whether an appropriation OF
eighteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof ~
may be necessary, shall be made and expended
for an Iron superstructnre tor the bridge across
the uedar River In the city Of waterloo, and
dollar shall be levied on all the taxable property
OF the County. In the year 1871, for the payment
of the money SO appropriated and expended,
notice of the submission Of said question" :
NOW, therefore, notice 10 hereby given, that at
the general election to be held In said County on
question OF levying tax OF three and one hall
| (3h) mills ON the dollar upon the taxable prop
erty OF said county, for the purposes set forth In
the above preamble and resolution, VIII be sub
mitted to the legal voters OF said County as re-
quired by law.
The manner of voting upon said question shall
! be az follows, namely:
Those voting I'm favor OF making said appro-
priatian and of levylng said tax, shall have writ
ten or printed upon their ballots the words: For
\ the Appropriation for the Waterloo Bridge"
Those voting against making said appropriation
and levying said tax. shall have written print.
4 ed upon their ballots the words: Against the
| Appropriation for the Waterloo Bridge
#--~s Witness my hand and official seal
I this 7th day OF September A. ID. 1871.
| DANE W. F0OTE,
| 1922 2iw4 w County Auditor.
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Senatorial Convention.

The Senatorial Convention for tn,
8Sth District met ct Cedar Falls las
Friday, at 2 o'clock p. nj. All o
the delegates selected at the Blacl
Hawk County Convention were pres
ent except J. Gay. l.n 4at rs '''
+ The delegates present from Grundy
county were f. P. Baker, w. G.
Williams, L. D. Tracy, and +. G.
Moffett of the Atlas. .-...... -'s
@. w. Snyder called the Con
vention to order by nomination o.
E. Ct. Miller for Chairman. e. p
Baker was chosen Secretary. gaze
A Committee on Credentials wa,
chosen, consisting of L. A. Cobb
l.. ID. Tracy and P. Melendy.a tai
The COMMITTEE found two sets o
delegates claiming admission to fiji
the Black Hawk delegation, 1--WE ap
pointed by the Central Commit,
and five from the townships in th,
county. aa5d o1 tng#3a t7af .,
l.. ID. Tracy and p. Melendy pre-
sented a majority report favorable to
the five delegates from the country,
Il. A. Cobb presented minority
report, that the four delegates pres.
emit from Grundy county and the
fourteen from Black Hawk county
be admitted, and that they cast the
full vote of their..respective counties,
which was adopted by the ConveR-
ton, after considerable debate.
Grundy county presented the name
of c. #. Clarkson, and Black Hawk,
that of J. III. Leavitt. r. --+..
7 An informal ballot was had, when,
on motion, Mr.. Leavitt was declared
the unanimous nominee of the Con.
vention. aF add ). .s.aee ~.ts ug IS
The Chair appointed Central
Committee, consisting of F. G.. Mof-
fit, Charles Aldrich and III. j.
McCord, after which the Convention
adjourned. = .
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ard. injury TO horse &c

On the petition of 8. Cleveland, II
was ordered that the County assume
the expense of maintaining Mrs.
Cleveland I'm the Insane Hospital,
from Oct. LIST, 1871, and the Auditor
was directed to notify the Superin'
tendent of the Hospital of this ac-
ton. .5.t. @g.
On the petition of Edward Scott,
1t was ordered that the amounts due
the County, on Judgments obtained
against him In 1858. be released.
The motion to allow the petition oil
I'll. T. Roberts was reconsidered and
laid over till Thursday morning.
Adjourned till A. M. to- morrow
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The petitions for a survey and an


The petitions for a survey and an
appropriation TO build a bridge across
the Cedar River, at or near the
mouth of Big Creek, were taken up,
and 1t was ordered that the question
of survey be laid over till the Octo~
Der session, 1871, and the question of
an appropriation he laid over till the
January session, 1872.
The proposition of citizens of Wa
terloo, TO assist in building bridge
across the Cedar river. on Sixth St.,
was laid over till the January session,
1872. r.t ~ eff
An additional appropriation of
fifty dollars was made for filling
bayou on road between Cedar Falls
and Cedar City, and an additional
appropriation of forty dollars was
made for building bridge across
Smiths Lake, i'm Mt. Vernon town.
ship. #@ Taf=a E.e@v'5 a~#s 0aa 1G
Z On the petition for Stone Arch
Bridge across Mill Race, In Cedar
Falls, it was ordered that five hun
dred dollars be appropriated for that
purpose In addition to the same
amount appropriated Sept. 9TH, 1870.
Caleb May and E. Townsend were
appointed committee to act with the
Commissioner. aaE.. les
Onithe petition to raise the Iron
Bridge at La Porte City, It was or
dered that one hundred dollars be
appropriated for that purpose. VIM.
Chapple and VIM. Rolph were ap-
pointed committee to act with Com.
missioner. U.=.. }.et '"rt. 81
On the petition to rebuild the
bridge across Black Hawk creek, the
Commissioner was authorized to
view and report at the October ses-
sion. # oE 49," s@}# @~
The petition of J. B. Becky and
others, for bridge In Orange town
ship, was continued Till the October
session; the Commissioner not hav.
ing been notified, and there not be-
ing the names of twenty resident
property holders to the petition.
The petition for bridge on the line
of Mt. Vernon and Washington
townships. also petition for bridge in
Cedar township, were continued till
the October session, for Commits.
sioners to report. 't 'if ."a
The petition of John Fentiman,
ct. ais for bridge across Crane Creek,
was not granted. r'a F-."sa" A%.
Adjourned till o'clock P. M.
.... AFTERNOON.
| Board convened pursuant 10 ad.
tournament. ar8
Present-Messrs. Close and Wealth
/ The petition of Bagg & Allen wa.
laid over till the October session.
/ On the petition of the citizens o.
Waterloo, it was ordered that ths
east end of the new bridge across The
Cedar River be placed in the center
of the county road. and that tn.
west end be placed at the center o
Bridge street, as near as practica
BILE. ....
i The claim of A. II. Weatherwax
amounting to $500, for services Oh
committee for repairs, was ALLOW
ed. ..... .-...,.r. ..<
The claim of j. III. Preston, for at,
torney fee, was laid over till the DC
tober session.
| The Auditor was directed to hav,
three trees back of his office Gu
down. "'. 3" e."
The following claims on the Poo
Fund. were audited. to-wit:n b.
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Campaign Meetings.

81" Republican meeting were held In
this city fast Saturday, afternoon and
evening. Owing to the cool weather
3 II was not thought advisable to use
the Park, and the meetings were
held in the new Odd Fellows Hall.
Hon. jackson Orr, member of Con-
gress from this district, spoke in the
afternoon to good audience. He
took up the important questions be-
fore the people and discussed them
fairly and frankly, reviewing at some
length the democratic platform
Capt. Orr speaks with that honesty
and candor calculated to convince az
we'll as interest. He made an excel,
lent speech. Captainl Is a growing
man, and Ia making good record In
Congress. ..., ........ ...,;,-..,... nd.
Hon. Frank Palmer, of the, Fifth
District, arrived on the afternoon
train and spoke in the evening. His
speech was full of solid facts and
sound logic. He gave statistics
showing what the Republican party
had done, and. made comparison
between the administration of Gen.
Grant and the record of New York
city under democratic rule. He gets
down to facts, and don't go very fal
out of the way to tell the democrats
lust what he thinks of them. In
the short space of time occupied, he
improved 1T well. Il vularola;g t,a
Senator Bennett, of Washington
county, who by chance happened tt
be in town, followed Mr.. Palmer
He had little time, but in the hal
hour occupied by him, there were M
moments wasted. He IL an eloquent
talker and one of the rising men o.
our State. r. s..Hf t.as s.s4l.ga 30. g
The Cedar Falls band added music
and likewise interest to the OCCASION.