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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-07
.N-ctU Advertisements.
ManitoWoC County
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
MEETINGS.

A meeting of the Society
will be held at the Williams
House on the 10th day of
March at l o'clock in the af-
ternoon for the purpose Of
electing the officers Of said So
ciety for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction Of such
other business as may be prop
erly brought before the meet
ing. JOHN HALL, Prs't.
Manitowoc, March It'll 1872.
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A CARD.

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce, that the Manitowoc County
Maps are now ready for delivery. Gus
toners will be supplied in the same order
in which the county was canvassed, and
as fast as the weather and condition of
the roads will permit
Those who have not already ordered
the map can be suppl ed by leaving their
names at the Williams House, or by ad-
dressing the undersigned at Manitowoc,
Wis. 4. Nj. HARVEY,
County Map Publisher.
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WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for
March, contains articles from the pens OF
George W. Bungay, Horace Greeley.
Gail Hamilton, Rev j. Milton Akers,
James Parton, VI. G.. Agnew, Dio Lewis,
NJ 4. Dawson, Rev. j. B. Wakely, d.
d. Eleanor Kirk, Mary f. Erwin,
Selmyer S. Stellis, Tenoroon, Harriet w.
Preston, Dr. ". w Hall, E. Fo1ton,
Charles 4. Dickinson, Carrie B. Row and
Thomas K. Beecher. It is published by
$. s. Wood & Co., Newburgh, n. I. at
sI.GO year, and is one of the cheapest
publications we know of Gail Hamilton
is one Of the editors.
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The following accounts were reported

Allowed, ayes -, nays 0.
Ira Smith allowed $24, 81 disallowed
IS, IS, oak plank. Allowed as reported,
ayes 9, nays 2. Kuhl & Wallich.
Bids were opened for building Main
st. Bridge and considered. the following
bids were presented:
John Meyer, bid for substructure, &C.
cording to plans and specifications So
$1,000.
King Bridge Co.. iron swing $l2, 500,
iron swing with wood floor beams $40, SOC
iron swing with wood floor beams and
wood hand rail to sidewalk $lO,45O.
l. Soulerin, substructHre according to
plans and specifications SO, 10000, same
with white oak piles $9,27O.OO, same
with wrought iron superstructure for fifty
feet span SO, 100 90, iron swing according
to plans etc., 81, 450 90, same swing
with wooden rails and wrought iron
brackets for sidewalk, $40, $4,000 same
swing with wooden rails without iron
brackets. $40, $500.
Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Co.,
iron swing $40, 800. 90, iron swing with
wrought iron ten inch floor beams ST.
10000, substructure according to plans
and specifications Sc, 954. SO, substructure
with iron span, so feet, $7,554OO All
wrought iron superstucture, swing 163
feet, two spans, 100 feet each, center
pier as per plan, one cut stone pier at
each end of swing, shore ends 20 rest on
good pile abuttments for $23 ISL %.
On motion of L Kostomlatsky the con-
sideration Of the above matter was post
poned for one week. ADOPTED.
On motion of j W Barnes the plans
and specifications are to be left in Clerks
Office for inspection. Adopted.
f Knstomlatsky moved that street
tax be levied to reimburse the general
fund for all street taxes due. Adopted
ayes Z, Auberg, Conway. Carus, Hanson,
Kappes, Kostomlatsky. Martens, nays s.
Barnes, Jones, kuhl, Pankratz aud Wal
lich
+ T. H. 4. Wallich offered the following:
Resolred. That the Representatives
of our county, in the State Legislature
are requested to pass the City Charter as
amended by the special com. and APPROX
ed by this Board. Adopted.
On motion of A D Jones the council
adjourned until March llth- at II, F.
NJ. Jos. RANKIN,
City Clerk.
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Agent Chicago Comedy Company

In answer to the above, We must re-
specially decline the request,as the pub
fishing of the communication would
neither increase the good opinion OF Mr..
Warner, nor could it augment the dis
gust already entertained against his op
ponent in this city.-ED.
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We find the following item in the las
number of the Shayano ,I0urn0Z.

We find the following item in the last
number of the Shawano Journal:
SIT is reported by the Indians, that the
remains of white man, with light sanuy
hair, was found near Pickerel Lake
(about 65 miles north of this village on
the U. S. Military Road, about two
weeks ago. When found the dogs had
eaten all of the body except the head,
which remained entire. Mr.. HI. Poler,
who keeps a station on the road has gone
in search of the remains, and will bring
them in, if found
LATER.-The remains have beer found
and are now at Mr.. Strauss station, and
will be forwarded to Shrwano. There
was knit wooden jacket led up under
the head. Any person wishing farther
information can obtain it by addressing
d. H. Pulcifer.
Other papers please copy"
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LOOK OUT FOR SNEAKs.-The barn of
Mr.. n. |. Gilbert was entered in the
night, but Mr.. Gilbert hearing the noise,
went out to the barn and the thief ran
away
Mr. Seidl was also visited by some
one, trying to get IN through the back
window. Mr.. s., was aroused from his
sleep by the barking of his little dog; he
saw the thief on the window and made
him leave without doing any mischief.
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WISH WAS A PRINTER.
BIZ ANNIE =. SUTTON.

wish was printer,
really do indeed;
1t seems to me that printers
Get everything they need.
Except money i-ED.)
They get the largest and the boat
or everything that grows,
And get free into circnses,
And other kind of shows.
(By giving an equivalent
The biggest bugs will speak to him,
No matter how khey dress;
A shabby coat is nothing,
If you own printing prsss.
POLICY
At ladies' fairs they are almost Rugged
BY pretty girls who know
That they will crack up everything
Thot ladies have 20 show.
q SlanderD
And thus they get elbow out" free
Aseyery party feed,
Tbs reason is because rney write
And other people read.
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Attachments NosEee.

Ae citS of Ea GoGosy SIN Justice Court
TO G. 6. Brownlow ana Others real name not known:
You are hereby notified that Warrant q Attach
mcnt has been issued against Won ai.d Your property
attached 30 satisfy the Gcu5ni oi = c. Shove. plain
tiff amounting Ia One gh,,-l and sixty three So 100
Dollars, now unless You hail appear helare J. T..
Ei:rs, Justice OF the Peace il and Tor said County,
at his office IN tie City OF -Ii;owoc iu said County
On the 3oth day Of March, 4 d, is - ~ 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, UleTt viii Ie rendered against you
ai!l your property sold TO pay the debt.
Dated this 9th day OF March 1872.
fist I. c. SHOVE Plaintiff =.
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Tho publishers of "Ow Preside
Friend" the new eight page, illustrated
literary and Preside weekly journal, pub
lished in Chicago, evidently mean to
secure for 1t, speedily, a very large cir
culation. The premiums they offer are,
indeed, muniicent, and the list is large
and varied. The first grand premium Is
$40, 900 in United States Currency. Five
thousand premiums are to be given to
the subscribers for 1872; and the lowest
offered is worth in retail the subscription
price Of the paper. Thus while the
paper is worth the subscription price, an
opportunity is presented Of securing a
valuable premium, possibly one of the
most magnificent in the list Every SUBJ
scriber participates in the distribution
The publishers are Waters, Eberts &
Co., 1888 State Street. Chicago.
Specimen copies and premium lists sent
free on application.
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THERE will be Masked theatrical per-
Torrance and Ball at the Turner Hall. in
Two Rivers, on the evening of Saturday,
which will be preceded by public mask
ed procession IN the afternoon. All who
know by experience that any entertain
ment at Two Rivers IS always pleasant
and interesting. will certainly net fail to
90, and those that have not had that ex-
perience yet, better 60 and be satisfied.
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IN EkgO8ATE.

Tn the matter Of the estate OF Edwin w. Packard
L deceased
To ALL WHOM IT C0NCzuN:
Letters OF administration said E=tate having
been lssued To AdcHe j. Packard on the TIL day vi
November a. d. ISL and six months from and after
this day being allowed and limited for creditors 10
present their claims f,r cSauiuat.uu a:tl allowance
Notice is hereby given that Tire undersigned VIII on
the first Tuesday OF each month and upper. tile dav Of
the expiration al six month from E,l.s date ut the Pre-
bate Office i'll the City of fuuituysrc in sad county,
receive examine and aiJlsr II ella ms r:iG demands
of all pe!soIs against said deceased.
Dated Nov. 29,h ISL.
v. VI. WALDO, County Judge.
1881 eaC I =;
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TOO late, too later" who has not said,
TIL post is out-the train has gone
The time is fled-the debt not paid
The aid not sought-the work not done
Neglect makes up life's weary fret ht,
And then we cry, "Too late, too late ~
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IN PROBATE.
MAMIrowoC COUNTY COURT.

tf.s matter of the estate Of Frederick Kshne, de
Il ceased
On reading and filing the petition of Christian Ron
bach Administrator of the estate oil SAID deceased
representing among other things, that lie mas iuIly
administered said esta-e and praying that q time ana
place xed for examining and allowing his account
of his administration fled III this Court II Is Or
iercd that said lie examiner by the Judge VI
this Court on Monday the 18th day o: March A D.
1872 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at my ONCE IN SAID county
Ordered further that notes thereof be given to the
nv ,1nIIisbjno cow of this order for three weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the "MaSiIo"oc Ik
BuSE' a weekly newspaper Published at Maiito"oc
in said County n
dated a: Manitovcc the 2fs. day Of February A D.
ie' County Judge.
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SUDDEN DEATH Pc Porten was
riding in a'sleigh, in the town of Rapids,
last Saturday evening, when, the runners
striking log, he fell out of the sleigh,
struck ON his breast and exclaiming OH
/ am hurt, must die. expired few
minutes after the accident. He leaves a
wife and eight young children.
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THE Concert to be given by Miss Eta
Barrie, has been fixed to take place a
week from tomorrow, at the Turner
Hall. The entertainment will, of course,
be unexceptionahle and highly entertain
ing. A full programme will be published
In next weeks issue.
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N Pn

AAAlioW0c COUNTY CoUET
n the matter Of the >:atc Il Friedrich sachse de-
1 ceased. e.61' ~
On reading and filing the petition OF Edward Goeters
Adillistfatcf oi the estate q tece:e,
ing, among other things. thar lac las i,ily admins
tered said estate and pr;tyn that tine and Mace
his atimistration fled IN This Court 1t is otdered
that said account be examined l.y The Judge Of nj.
Court. Monday, the lst iay OF prIl A i so at
10 o'clock A. N, at my Office III sad County Order
ed further that notice thereof lie isen to the heirs
of said deceased ana 10 all persons Interested by pub
fishing copy OF This order thr5e weeks uror to
said day of hearing IL the '5I4N!5owCc TRIBUNE q
weekly newspaper published at Aaniiolyoc in said
county
Dated at Manitowoc, the ED dar Of February A. D..
1sl2- W VI. WALDO
4Eot e. g County Judge.
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The annual meeting of the members of
the Church and Society of the LIST, Pres
byterian Church here will be held on
Wednesday, March Goth at y o'clock.
p. NJ, in the east room of the church
basement. to hich all interested are cor
daily invited
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-07

The sap begins to run-as our farmers
report-so we shall expect to receive
samples Of that excellent maple sugar,
which some Of our friends know how to
prepare so very tastefully.
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E. K. Rand is receiving large additions
TO his stock of groceries, hardware and
Weeds Sewing Machines by every boat.
He has also on hand superior article
Of locomotive headlight oil for sale cheap.
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RIO MA n ism
REFLEcTEp Ii. TaE - Iu1eMENT.

work. An awakening investigation A
thrilling theme oI iFE3tiui tluU-ht for live mon.-
Has created more excitement il" the 'N3,udrrir e
jew" EmnHtHtIy aGaI 10 lie tHl.s- II TIirav-
els the Konsh system tfon its sin E" the present.;
exposes its i;,-ci- riccGsys it~ t.d, lis opros-
tons Tuh r. seAre,s and religious and civil
liberties, its Gualc. Sc.
This work is m elegant octay0 volume, COutainin g
735 pages first cl-s eIE..v; rs. Found IN sheep,
price 81. in cIofh So Sent - mail .ccer. n
price. Adrts- cash ORDERS iu
Ii. 3. LEWIS, Il st E5E tla [. s.,
43-it Abingdon, Va.
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Flora and Hale have again favored
us with Interesting communications, for
which. they win please to accept our
sincere thankA
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FIRE MEETING.-The regular monthly
meeting of Badger Engine Co. No. /,
wild be held this Thursday evening, at
the engine house, at y o'clock.
S4AM'L J. PRINCE, Sec'y.
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TEE goods In the Franklin Bookstore
have been removed to the corner store,
nearly opposite, of Messrs Shimonek &
Co.. where, as We learn, the Book and
News business will be continued, as here
tofore, and the stock increased as fast as
the owners can make room, by selling
out their Dry Goods and Groceries at
cost. The public are respectfully invited
to call.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT-Winter, 1,2s@1,3 80 ctscts
Spring 1,1S@l 30 cts
RYE.-65
OATS,-36
BARLEY-70@75ets
PEAS,-5O@1 90
BUCK WHEAT-609T5cs
BEANS,-S1. O0@l,Z5
TIMOTHY SEED-S2,5e
RAPE SEED--S1.75
FLAX SEEDS, 5g@1,TS
DOTATOES-45@50cts
EGGS, pei doZen-15G2octs
BUTTER, per tb-lS@20cts
FLOUR. winter, per- 40 bl.-$o&7 "a
spring-S6,0 @6,5U
MEAL per cwt-Sl.2 59l.4o
WOOL per fb-55@5Sc
SALT per 5rl-S24o
PORK, 3.I5live cwt-S@4 90
dressed-S4, 25C9415
BEEF, on foot-3.10 a $50
dressed LOO @ $50
SHEEP, per head-S2, so q S3,os
WHITE FISH. hlf brl-S7,oo
HIDES green-S(l9cts
dry -lSGl20cts
HAY,-Sl3.0c@l5 90
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SENATORIAL DIST. CONVENTION.

A Republican Senatorial District or County Con-
rention for the purpose of eecting Delegates
represent the County OF Mantowoc in the Republi-
can State Convention is hereby called to mees on
Saturday, March 9th,
at o'clock p NJ, at Klingholz Hall in the City of
Ganitowoc.
The towns and election precincts of the County are
entitled to the number of Delegates designated in the
call for District Conventions.
+. Borcherdt
OTTO Tremel,
Swend SamueIson, = Comfy
Peter Stoker, Com.
Joachim Thode.
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REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS.

The Republicans of the City of Montowoc are re-
4uested to meet on Friday March Sth, at u 2. NJ
at the following described places for the purpose
secting the number of Delegates designated for each
ward in the District Conventions said Delegates
represent their respective Wards in the Assembly aud
eenator.a District Conventions:
1st Ward-Kiingholz Hall.
ID do Windate House.
Sd do Charles Gauger.
9Th do Franklin Bookstore.
Fred Borcherdt \
Otto Troenel Central
Bean T COMMITTEE
W W Waldo
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

WE are indebted to Hon. Zach. Chan
der and Hon. Matt H. Carpenter for late
Congressional documents.
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A very innocent remark IN our last
issue in regard to President Villas ha~
been construed as implying blame Oh
him or on the managers of our Western
Road for not having pushed it any faster
than it is now We are not permitted
to Ell plain any further, than that we had
not the farthest idea Of blaming any ore
connected with our Road here. All the
cause for the delay has been beyond the
control of President Villas, aud all his
efforts here and abroad have been, to
overcome the hindrances in his way, in
stead of las we are charged to have said
being the cause of the delay.
From envy, hatred and malice, good
Lord deliver US
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SAINT PATRICK DAY, March 18th,
is to be celebrated in many of cur large
cities. although it falls on Sunday this
year. That day hardly seems TO be even
remembered il this county,
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PERsoNALs.-Our industrious Repre-
sentative, Hon. Jos. Rankin. arrived In
this city last Saturday, on account ofcom-
plotting the provisions of the new City
Charter, now before the Legislature in
Madison He returned yesterday morning.
J.E. PLATT Esq, has safely reached
Washington and we hope he will be sue
eessful in his efforts for the improvement
of our navigation and making our harbor
a Port of Entry. We would suggest that
Mr.. Plat would be very materially aided
if our Legislature would make similar
recommendation oy joint resolution to
Congress- The earliest possible action of
our city fathers in this matter is respect
fully recommended.
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MANITOWOC AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.

In calling especial attention to the
notice of the above named Society, we
would remind our citizens and our farm
ers especially, of the great Importance OF
not only keeping up this highly valuable
organization. but also of the necessity OF
giving it a sure and safe foundation. ID
securing its own grounds for County
Fairs and other agricultural and me-
chanical exhibitions We sincerely hope
that every intelligent farmer of our
County will take a material interest IL
this enterprise. by aiding in the payment
for the beautiful piece of land already
purchased by the Association, and that
we may soon be able to record, that the
Agricultural Society Of Manitowoc coun-
ty is success in every particular.
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MARY e. MCMULLEN.
Two RIVERS, March 4th, 1872.

w fIII, -.
Ed. TRIBUNE The following is list
OF pupils in my department, who have,
during the month ending Feb. 9th, at
tanned an average of 80 and upwards, on
the scale of 100:
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THERE is considerable contention
among the bidders, and their friends
here, for the new bridge to be erected on
Main Street. We have no preference to
express, but only hope that our Alder
men will act circunspectly and take ali
the advice that can be obtained among
our own engineers and mechanics, as to
the 6est plan to be adopted, and then to
build as strong as possible-all of iron
that can be-so as to do away with these
amending, ever increasing expenses for
repairs, we have been and are now sub
jected to, on our 9Th Street Bridge.
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ALTHOUGH navigation has never been
interrupted in our harbor, this winter
the accumulation of the products of our
forests has reached such degree, that
even many of our streets have been al
most blocked up with cord wood. The
piles of fence posts, telegraph poles
Railroad ties, oak plank, etc., on the
wharves along tho river are mountcln-
high, aud it will take quite feet of YES
sells for some time to come, to make
room for further supplies.
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BOYS.
GIRLS.
CARO- Falls. March 4th 1870

CARO- FALLS, March 4th 1872.
Ed. TRIBUNE The following is the
ave.age standing of the pupils in School
District No. 2, of the Town of Cato,
whose standing for the month of February
is 80 or upward on scale of 100, viz:
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CLARKs MILLS, Wis, March 1st, 1872.
Ed TRIBUNE: The following are the
names of the pupils Of this school, who
have attained an average of eighty and
upwards, on scale Of 100, for the month
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Anderson Hans Joran Larson Biraitey
Andrews Abraham Moore Lorenso
Asiaesen harie Merrell Lizzie
Anderson Andros McMahou Patrick
Blood Martin Mountain Ct
Brown Caddy Nelson n
Brookwell Geo Nolan Lawrence
Donovan Richard Nelson Julius
Erickson Gulbrand Olsen Ii
English Mark Olsen Taarbgir
Erickso Mans Sniffin Anna
tiilbrth John G Sullivan Ella
iunde rson Jens Sullivan Eugene
.;usIan Martin Smith Peter
Geleif Anna Trainor Ellen
Hothersall Ellen Torrison Ingbor
Hubbard stephen Tolleison 1ver
Kingston John Vader Geo
Loose George Whitney Martha
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WEEKLY LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters remaining in the
hantowoc Post Office, which have not beenca He'd Tor
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Fresh Garden. Flower. free and
Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit ana EeFb
Seeds, Prepaid hy Mail. Z complete
and JudICjJus dsSGEJI5 c.2ty- > s3rtS Of
either class, $3.50. I'll six classes,
$3.50 packets for $3.50. Also, asa i'm
mense st0sK Cf 0ae yeEF grated Fruit
Trees, SIai: Fruits, Egu!5 Stocks,
Young Fruit, Ornamental ANA EVer-
green Seedlings, EHlbs, Roses, Vines,
House and Border Plants. e.. ST., fhs
most complete assortment ia AHI1gIGa.
Prepaid by mail. Priced Catalogues
70 8Hy address, alsG trade lists, gratis.
z. q. HATSaE. G.I ..leuv Nurseries
and SEED &-faG@EsG- s.s- s-2, lass.
Established $685. f,
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MANITOwoC and WARD scHOo,

Those pupils attending the higher de-
partment, who have attained unto the
First Grade, during the second month of
the term, are:
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Commissioners Of School and University Lands
Advertisement Of Forfeited hoFjg2Ecd Lands in Manlto-
Voc CCuHTy,
NORMAL SCHOOL EUNp-Itcury EcTucr. lots II q
IS in block no Iii in the NiEge 81 M&Hituwoc,-
amount due. $3.50: amount OF interest 20; amouut
Of penalty, $500; amount OF taxes sl5.t0; amount
of interest penalty, taxes ANA advertising, S4SS :;
total amount due Stale S3ss years Tor which inter
is due. 1871.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

Manitowoc March 4th 1872,
G. W. BURNET, Co. Clerk.
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In PROBATE.

Attest Correct
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Crust no Future, how e'er SO pleasantl
Let the dead Past bury its dsadi
Act-sct in the living Present.
Heart within, and God DER head
The lives of great men, all remind Us
We can make cur lives sublime,
And departing leave behind US,
Footprints on the sands of Time"
Ey I'D