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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15
The New York Journal Of Commerce

This old and sterling Democratic
paper, that was last year inclined to
watch in silent observation the New
Departure movement, has an exceed
;nply sensible editorial on the present
stat us of political affairs. 1t thus
reasonably, wisely and periodically
touches upon the Cincinnati Conven-
ton:
What it will do remains to be seen.
"We warn all who are interested,
however, that the day is long past
when a few men can promise anything
for that party. We have seen the day
when ten men could be named whose
assurance of Democratic action would
be a guaranty of the course OF the
party. Not 80 now. Those were times
when the party was in power, when
its discipline was perfect-When the
leaders were trusted and followed.
Now there are no leaders, but there
is an immense party, Ut shaken by ad-
versity, although acting like a mob,
3 and devoid of ordinary common sense.
A few hundred votes changed would
= have given them New Hampshire and
: Connecticut, and will give them Penn
: sylvania and New York.
But let the Cincinnati gentlemen
It dismiss from their minds the idea that
g the Democrats are so weak and used
g I'D that they are ready to follow any
o lead. Some old Office seekers, weary
= of waiting for the day of returning
/. power, may be willing to accept any
n terms, however humbling, by whlcf
Is they may belong to the winning party
+ but the truth is too plain to be los
II sight of that the Democracy is an i'm
)" mense power welded together by tn
70 blows of frequent defeats, and tina
j.. thousands of it's members think the
s. can win without any outside help
& Let, therefore, the Liberal Republi
o. cans be careful and wise, or they wi
make q mlSeraOl6 Iallufo'
o. This sets forth the Democratic staff
very we'll, and is fitting Iebuke
ss those who would disband our powerf'
a organization on uncertain contingei
III cies The Democratic party, notwitt
=" standing its discussions, is unit, an
u. l." not sufficiently demoralized throul
III the imprudence and mistakes of e:
lof IRENE men in either of its wings,
III support an unmitigated centralist,
H. to reject the cooperation of men wi
en- differ with it only in name, but agr
"S with it in principle on the great issu
eef of pure, economical, honest a
Il -" strictly constitutional government.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15
CHARLESTON, s. c., I
August /, 1869. !

DR.. W. II. Tut:
Dear Sir-I wish to inform you, and
if you desire you can publish it, that I
have been afflicted for upwards of
seven years with Dyspepsia. I could
eat nothing that agreed with me. I
became emaciated, had no energy, and
felt gloomy and melancholy all the
me. I have been usin 6 your Liv or
Pills for three weeks, and have expe-
rieuced the greatest benefit. have a
fine appetite, and can now eat any.
thing. cordially recommend them t.
all who have Dyspepsia.
DENNIS O'HALLORAN.
DR., TUTT's HAIR DYE CONTAINS n,
i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15
It will be seen that the Western
States are entitled to los votes:'

California claims 6 votes and Oregon
3-makiug a total of 9 for the Pacific
coast. The Southern States are enti-
tied to 1913 votes in the electoral COL
lege, being q majority over the New
England and Middle States combined,
and exceeding the consolidated vote OF
the great Northwest. Here are the
figures:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

sa- The dewberry brigade are in
full blast, and are far more moderate
in their prices than the vegetable
carts.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

UNUSUAL WIsDoM.-A young " liz,
who has just left school, show. s urJ
sual wisdom by saying that tnv "s,.
she corresponds with seVeia Ssrd
tlemep, she always writes with . ' her
lead pencil, and she never s'sD'
name.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

In THE WRoNa BED.-An amusing
incident occurred in Carver street
last evening. A lady went upstairs to
put her little son to bed, and, as she
was about to light the gas. the child,
hearing a sound of breathing, cried
out, s'Oh, mama, there's a dog in bed"
"Guess not child; I ant no dog, in
an angry, childish tone, came from
the bed. Turning toward the couch,
the lady saw two eyes, shining like
balls of fire in the darkness. Selling
her child, she ran, afrightened and
screaming, to the street. Two po-
licemen were summoned. With clubs
and dark lanterns in hand they IN
vested the chamber, and when tho
gas was turned on, there snugly cod.
died up under the bed clothes, vas
> a four or FIVE year old darkey, as sell
possessed as if upon his mothers
knee. "Who are your" said the Of.
fcer. "Horace Greeley Bennett Sir,
, said the child. "Where do you live!
sIn Anderson street" "How QUO
you come here?" "Father went ous
wild deice-cream, and I TUX o WALK.
a The little fellow had seen the fron'
9 door open and entered. Going qul'
d city up stairs and finding an uno0,
:, cupied bed, he laid his drowsy 1osn
d upon it for rest. The lady's he''
d had ceased to throb with fear, anu
II giving Horace Greeley Benne's
't doughnut, she consigned him 70 ".
" custody Of the police who sent W.
home Boston Post.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

PROPHETIC DREAM.-The follow
ing appeared among the "condensed
kilograms" in Saturdays Republican,:
"a Chicago dispatch says: J. c. ely
mer, of johnson county, was murdered
near Vienna, on Friday evening, by
an unknown highwayman."
This same Mr.. Clymer Tor rather
Clymore) has for some years past been
in correspondence with Hon. Horatio
King, of this city. A letter received
by Mr.. King, on the LIST inst, contains
statement which, in view ofwhat has
since transpired, is certainly very re-
markable. Omitting the first part. o.
the letter, which does not concern the
public in this connection, it reads al
follows:
VIENNA, ILLs., !
| March Is, 1872.
nS,R- l feel distressed
this morning by reason of something
uncommon. l have dreamed for 1on
successive nights of being murdered
I have very little faith in dreams
though this is so singular.
, J.C. GILMORE.
. The dreams in question appear
! have occurred on the nights OF Marc
i q. %, % and "a, and according to tn
dispatch quoted above, the murde
must have happened on Friday ever
n ing, March 29.-[Washington Republ
t can.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

II A life-time convict il the in',
ana State Prison, BY the nane =
Karver, received word that bis w.
had procured q divorce and was 49, -
to wed another. He was 30 GeJss'
over the news that he procured 0 p'e
of rope and hung himself in Dis w.,
but was discovered and cut Gown
fore life was extinct.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

w We call special attention to an
advertisement of a gentleman wanting
q situation as manager.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15
abolition Of the Gallows . Certainty

The abolition of capital punish
ment is slowly gaining ground. 1t
has been Illegally abolished in some
States by the refusal Of juries to con-
riot those accused Of crimes, while
the sentiment in favor Of legal aboG-
ton IL growing everywhere. The
Missouri Democrat would like to see
it abolished in that State, not in the
interest of criminals, but IN that of
society; not in order that murder may
be more lightly punished, but that it
NAV be more frequently punished.
The Iowa State Register says that
M man should advocate hanging
who would not be wiling to look up
on the hanging. The fact that only
those of the coarser fibre Of hnnani-
tv will attend an execution, and that
the better classes are never found
there, is an unanswerable srgussens
against the practice. The State is
responsible for gratifying the coarser.
and crueler portion Of society. These
arguments, long ago familiar to the
people of Michigan, and since ensst-
ed into law, are necessarily e1ertirg
their deserved influence, and we may
expect to see throughout the North
ern States, in a few years, total
abolition of capital punishment, eth.
er by statute or the refusal of juries
, to convict. In the latter case threat
: ened anarchy, SO far as murder is
concerned, will compel the State to
substitute imprisonment for life.
D Even in Europe. where they are
: likely to cling to the custom much
y longer, the barbarous features OF the
= execution are abolished. Those who
g remember Hogarth's picture of an
= English execution, with all its savage
"a horrors and its brutalized spectators,
,e will understand the nature of the re-
g. form in England whereby executions
is are now performed in private. The
in French guillotine does its work with
Up less pain to the criminal than tn
IN other method of taking life. The
III new pattern, which has taken the
~ place of the clumsy machine n cunt
:, ed on a 'scaffold, where every ont
- could see the dreadful work, is small
d, stands upon the ground like table
to can be packed in small compass ant
he is easily transported by the publ
IN. executioner from Paris to any plac
required. There cannot be, of cours'
as many spectators since the victil
err is not elevated into sight. A CORES
pondent describes the scene as 70
IN lows:
IN The st-bade him farewell tv
nd of the assistants fastened him to Il
'ou table, another adjusted his head, ar
es' like flash of lightning, the knife fe
' and with dull thud the crimina
:. head fell into a basket; the time fro
on. the parting with the priest to t
low falling of the head being hardly thr
vest seconds.
the The difference between this d.
airy cription and the long parade OF EN-
in tional and dramatic adjectives viii
Ohm are used in writing up" an exet
COL ton in the country is apparent on
am face of it. In the progress OF tt
y. there will be neither gallows nor g
eotine to excite discussion DetI
oroo Free Press.
1r ,rrxr Wpoxa Rrn Am amusl
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

"a The District Court was in ses-
sion the whole of the past week, and
is yet holding it's sessions.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15
Democratic Meeting.

The late Democratic Convention at
New Orleans publishes the following.
resolution:
Resolved, That it be thoroughly no.
tilted through the press to the people
of the State that the adjourned meet.
ing of this Convention, to be held as
above, has for its object the nomlna-
ton Of candidates for State offices, and
that the different Parishes have the
right and are requested in, as far as
they wish, to revise and change the
delegations to which they are emit
tied.
In accordance Herewith Democrat
tic meeting WILL be held at the Iowr
Hall, in Alexandria, on SATURDAY, TIT
25th day of MAY, 1872, for the purposes
,berein set forth, J. G. WHITE,
Chairman Parish Executive Committee
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

II Heaven would be hell Tor m Il
Christians if they thought SOM b
their neighbors- Oh earth were
there.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15
IJusr So The Cincinnati CONNER

JUST So The Cincinnati CONNER
cial of the 10th has the following:
They have queer ways at the station
houses, which, although sometimes IN
accountable, are not always past find
ing out. But which is meant that you
can not almost always tell, 80 the best
way is to tell all you know and leave
the task of accounting for the oddities
and peculiarities for those who like it.
A case in point; John Collins, stop
Ming at the Burnet House-now
whether it is John Collins, the best
singer of sWidow Machree" in the
whole world, or only some ordinary
sojourner, by happy coincidence IN
the haps Of nomenclature called John
Collins, we can not say-but John Col
Inns loses valuable watch and chain
and one Charles Green is arrested OF
the charge of grand larceny and caget
in the Ninth Street Station-house.-
Strangely enough, the officer in charg
has promised Mr.. Collins not to hav
the circumstance of his loss published
, dye mind, because he don't want t
have the thing known, and the item
, seeking reporters are duly enjoine
!. not to give the case publicity, which
: of course, they Immediately proceed I
, conceal, as in duty bound to the syn
, pathetic and kindly considerate of
. GERS. OF course they regard all r.
= quests, and fear to violate all injun
. lions of that sort, and that is Il
~ reason we tell all we know about
. just to help to mystify the affair al
excite wonder why, in view of b
:. losing O valuable watch and cha
|" while stopping at the Burnett Hous
and having poor Mr.. Green arrest
and rammed into one of the iron Gag
in the Ninth Street Station-house, n
- John Collins whoever he is) shou
>" want to have the desire in his he.
that the little affair should not
given to the Internal reporters a
= published in the-papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

q We have received New Orleans
the past week from the La
Belle aud B L. Hodge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

u Another very fair and seasonal
bic week of weather for the crops
has the past one been.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

~ Boats and mails still few and
far between.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

~ Read our advertisements.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-15

Dr., TUFTS HAIR DYE CONTAINS NO
e SUGAR LEAD.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

/. Davis, J McNutt, A IIickok, Jno Xii
lon, " IL Tuker, l. Carey and family,
J Earl Harris, Cato: J NJ Morgan. ,.ka-
tn; Daniel CASTILLO, NJ o Parker, f W
Andres, Seelv, Vim Friedman, Rob
ert Slender, T Sherman, NJ J Muller,
Ambrose Cook, S 4 Winkler, VIM Arm
strong, Richard O Brien, Charles Newman,
Fred Hansen, VIM Dynes, James Cassidy.
Theodor Ricdl Charles Clark, Milwaukee:
} NJ Malov. Nebraska; Jsnes VI TYLER
and lady, " Dunn, II E McNutt, J
Cooper, George Blonde, Eaton; John
Co.iy and lady, Newton; L J laLn, Fond
ia Lac; f Douglas, Joseph Wood, Cap
i Z Falcon, d Il Grow, Is Benedict. vi J
portcl, George i Wood, Joseph Falcon,
Fr- nix Siniigu>, Chicago; Gordon Stcnh.
enson. Liberty; \ d Knapp, f Knapp,
Clarks Mills; b Birdsell, Gibson: N Keil.
nrr- KelnerSvillle Fred hoffman. st.
Paul; Frank Toby. Canada: Ed Moore,
Ill: James Moore, St. James, Mich: Miss
RCusse, TWO Greeks; F Olin.cr, Oshkosh
Dennis Rearlon, Racine; A Frank FL
hot, Cleveland.
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Large arr.vnIs CT seys Coo,.s.

A couple Of weeks ago we noticed the
fact that Mr.. Torrison had gone south for
the purchase of goods, ali that he hal
made Large purchases. We had 10 i3co II.
the extent of his purchases until our attcn
ton was directed to the immense plies Of
boxes which lined the sidewalk, AMI to the
mass of accumulated freight on the docE
near his store. We visited Mr. TorrisoIl' ;
store and took a look around, and saw thai
lis stock 1f goods MAS large indeed, en-
brating almost everythinS 10 suit the taste
and the purse Of every class Of customers
We noticed some beautiful prints, the
handsomcst, we believe, in the city; his
stock of clothing both for men and boys i
complete, and, in fact, bis stock of goods i
/ 50 large and extensive that we cen neither
/ lind time or room to enumcrate them. Oar
/ advice to farmers, however, is to call at
| Torrison's store, which is at the corner OF
Eighth and Commercial streets, and exam
inc it for themselves, and they will find Il
good stock from which to select. We were
informed that the accumulated freight or
the docks was bat small install.nent OF
Hr. Torrisons purchases, an that he Is
constantly receiving both by Propeller and
steamboat, large Supplies
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19


KATRINA kaims, who lived with her
aunt, Mrs. Fife, on Main street, met with
horFii'le death on Sunday last, from the
effects Of the explosion Of q gasoline lamp.
The particulars, as We learn. them, are as
follows: At ha!f-9a,t ci5"t o'clock, on
sunday evening, Size diScoYcrcl that The
amp, wh,ch va, lii, ami on a table uas
on fire around the toy, she tool, it ii hei
hanl, and, while attempting to cxt;ngul,h
it, the lamp exploited, covering her with it.,
burning contents, causing her to present
one mass OF flame, which c,.tr.. lei far
above her head. The frantic g:rl rasla /
rom the house into the street, ana ia,t!n,.-
lively wendci her way to a mp, aai tr."..
20 eXtinSuish tl.c fame, but dli not sac
Gee /, and they wcrc Only Pat OF by a.,
'ic', Of material upon winch 81 feel. She
| Was taken into her aui.t > rcsiirnc., am.
every effort made toaIlc,ittte her aa'lvl1u-a,
bat she finally suecumicd, death c".nins L.
l"r rciiet ut hliGpa,t G,c e. cock Moala,
/ morning. Decrease WAS an interesting
-ir', eighteen years 81 SIC. Thi,i, another
yarain:s against the IL Of these terrible
/ ,uui!n; tors, anl such dangerous articles as
! poor gasoline ai.i th. Ike shoIii bc ln.li,,,
/ 4 sale. ia consequence Of the number Of
ieat:5 resulting from tie n.e 81 them ia
iir,ro rifles II. 81 =, Iu- 10, -.r,I..i 81. ;
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

BLEssFNcS brighten as they take Their
i'2':t. The eh;cf Of dressings Is good
health, without which nothing IS worth the
E having: It Is aISa-~ appreciated at its truc
value after 1t Is lost, bat, too often, Hot je-
fore. Liye properly, aud correct ailments
before they became seated. For diseases of
the liver, kidneys, SKIN, stomach, and ali
arising from impure or feeble blood, Dr..
NALKER's CALIFORNIA EINEGAR Bit
TIERS are a sure and speedy remedy. 1t
ash never vet failed in single instance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

LADIES will find relief from their Head
ache, CostivcHcss, Swimming in the Head,
Collie, Sour Stomach, Rcstlessness, etc,
etc, BY taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy localities
may avoid all bilious attacks by taking a
dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator OCCASION
ally 10 keep the liver in healthy action. 1t
should be used by all persons, old and
young. 1t is not unplcasan,, is purely
vegetable compound, is not injurious to
the most delicate constitution, and viii
keep the liver in healthT action
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

ToBAcgo and cigar G4llers WHO pursue
their business on railroai ears, VIII Eero-
after be considered as dealers bv the rev
enne authorities, ami be obliged TO sell
from properly stamped packages, under
special tax receipt. The receipt must
show the route, number Of car, Sc. The
same ralc viii apply to all vessels naTi-
eating inland waters.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

state News.
A hop kiln containing 1000 poanis Of
hops, the property OF louis Dn Place, OF
the town Of Lyndon, Juneau county, was
consumed. Loss $500.
The juneau County Argus SAYS that
bop growers 10 tina. vicinity have secured
their crops in good condition. Eastern
buyers arg oEss.ng from 50 to Ace for
them.
( \ double oarel race tool, place 1T La
Crosse on the I2th inst, between Henry
Stevens AMI Z. /. Remici. Of La Crosse,
and /. Brazee and Ii. Brace, Of Browns
gille The La Crosse boys won, making
the distance, tao miles, IA thirteen minutes
and oI-ht seconds. The winners had
Superior boat
Tie fall tern, Of tho Racine College
commenced on the llth inst. Upwards Of
POO students put in an appearance on that
lay, and others have since arrived.
\ new post-offce called Tabor has been
established in the town Of Caledonia, Ra-
cine county.
The new grain elevator of the shelby
gan and Fond du Lac Railway Company,
at princeton, Is completed AMI ready for
business.
Nr. Conorer, Of PIym7rth, has soil,
during the present season, about seventy
tons Of cheese, receiving FOX the same
nearly $lIOJ) The season viii continue
for two months longer.
i few days slucc y,...., 49,. r,anaal
Myroa 9 lei! hai his hand badly manglcd
in the c7!iuler Of a thre5!lins machine
near Fond ia Lac.
Vim. }. Hall, an account # whose mys-
ter:Jn5 Disappearance from NeiIlsyiilc was
given few lays stree, was found dead in
tine woods near that place on the 10Th
Inst. IL had accidentally shot and killed
himself while hunting.
Martin Elc.Tman, who was accused last
.rriuS IF killing sheep near For. Atkinson
AMI yG carrying OF ;heir = -, was tried At
jefferson last week, aaI sent to Naupuu
for o9> y-ae.
SIX aress Of newly brohea land near
F,,L i,innaba,o tits season produced
( fol.y bt.hgi: Of wheat 70 the acre.
! man uamoi Fr.ac has been arrested
in roiGna't5 on suspicion Of having
burn tA" residence Of one Walbrid-e in
that place. The prisoner broke ian on
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

The FREEZER SacngerbInl win give 1 con
cert IN klingho'z Hall, on Saturday crcn-
ing next. The concerts given by this so
cictY take rank with the best musical so
c'etics Of the country, and we would recon
mend all those who desire a rich musical
treat, to visit them ON Saturday evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19
Turner .5l'JitGe.

The Turner's of the State Of Wisconsin
viii hold jubilee in this city, commencing
On the 2sth, and lasting three days. Dee
cations from al parts os the State are ex-
peetei here, and q COOL time generally is
Anticipated
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19


sci0os--.- 'a..,.s,..s e. aeo:- l.aa6. 4.
Tie new so; oon"r Thoraa II Eiov'a;.d.
recently Ilpnrl.ri by Mc,Srs. il,;~aa q
,c"yc, 81 Man;,owac, Tor Peter .;,f",on,
of ti'at place, arrived mere Ia-s night II
tov Of The ting Kitty Smoke, aa3 Is now
ioa,iin. with wheat for C>weeo. The
ii",ylan'l has straight stem AMI N,n;to-
wee storm, beng lie exact cou"tcrrart 81
The y .ls~"a and other vessels turned ont 10y
tbs veil known firm Of s,.irln!!lcr., wi;cI
hayc proved hic1Iy successful in every re
sp"rt. She Is wirH rig5e1, Handsomely
Spared, AMI WEI. fitted oat generally, am
we hope may prove rs profitable to h"r
owacr Is She j. COOL !oohing.--F#. u IS.
.E,pt -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

The iron for the bridge arrived hero on
Sunday last, and already the bridge Is be-
ginning to assume share. A large force
Of workmsn are at work, and it is expected
to be completed and ready for use by the
close Of next week..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
GREELEY CLUB.

Democrats and liberal Republicans, and
all those who base an interest in the well
fare Of our common country, are requested
70 meet at the Williams House on Saturday
evening at o'cigck, the purpose Of
organizing Greeley Club.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

VALUABLE TESTIMONY From ABROAD.
Vincent Lundberg of Stockholm, Ply
sician-in-Chief to the King of Sweden,
recommends Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover for the scalp and for tie
hair.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

haze talked Nah several OF lis personal
friends u t,.is ci'y and they nearly al ex-
p-oss tie one opinion that be -hoa!d no.
accept, and scyln to feel confident that he
ri. not. lie has not aceeF.a !, as yet,
s. laaA seems f. a.yo us best trieE ; horc
That - VIII rot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

We regret 10 learn that General Bragg is
Ill ut his residence in Fonl ;lu Lac, by
reason Of Injuries received fro a Il fall We
trust that hc viii soon re,-nerr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-19

Mr. Geo. B. Wright requests NJ to mott
~ nnnsnmers Of ice that he will stop fur
nishing lee at the close CT the present
month. So take notice AMI govern your
selves accorlin~lv.