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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23
COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
l. CALIFORNIA, JAPhN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND

PcSA ASgssH HA 3HTHs GsS esA LINE TO
CARRYING MAILS, PSs$fSeERs AND
KINGSTON, "a, sAsEA SHsfasA vAypsn AM sREYrows.
AND FAssTI$ 5fsFSfS Sofss fSsHS'Ifa' ss3'$ a a'A''
..v, ~, REkU aJd HSR 5 odst saaS MONTH cscep. when
hGsG @ Sn SSnd sP hf Captain
iaanss,ps Psn%s Tn ,sl al esnaa
rsSs ssssrv gs' Tssh' for a named
ports cNA win leave saa February
l japan snd China For rates Of o frs'sh, and
az ssr sss q Sss .s: apply the
Oe WI S Ss Il sa%sn? sannaSy m
Aspawan direct Prcgb, received, commencing January
For OF freight. &c apply as once, pier q North
RIVER f. X. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
MACK, aoI burden, captain George D. slocmd win
81 on sss ra do fd n2 ns
plerl North River.
For '''I'' Or passage 'wsHlELiax R. GARRISON, Agent,
No. bowling Green.
DRESSTE SEJISE kSI rS SsBaShiJ BAyAs1A AND VERA CRUZ
New YORK Mexican Mail steamship Line ieayns picr
GFs Es ~ s.ysr 81 S arac. TO Havana TUESDAY JAM .,
ChEoPArEH,fSi eHsvana cniyi. sauriSy. feb
chaoPArRA HPSi PSp. 1asSana chyj wednesiay Fob. Il
For freight or f:'ixnLfR xLRx%spRE SONS 80 Broadway
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA. ..,-
u Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, sailing regularly
every thursday al O'Clock M precisely, from per No
MORRO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams iva Nassau). Jan
CREsCf Mt CITY, Captain r. Van Sice. Feb.
M s. OURf Captain T. II. Morton tvia Nassau)....Fsb.
81" "''sA' VI pa''AA' x. W. DIMocR, President
No. D Bowling Green.
L,oR FERNAND1NA, JACKSONVILLE, TALLAHAS
II see, Tampa and ~. Ausu,tne
and all other points tho Florida and Pensa-
cola ana Mobo Railroads, and Brunswick, 1a.
steamship ASHLAND
sails Saturday JAN "a, +. NJ, from pier 20 North River.
Insurance, u Der cent.
For freight or passage apply 70
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
p southern Line.
The steamship VICTOR,
Captain Oates,
viii Leave pier q East River Wednesday. January@
Freight tor 81. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken.
For freight or passage, having superior accornnodauon
a H. MALLORY L Co. i3a Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23

A UNION LOAN AND REAL EST, r,TE AGENCY,
N. DEUfSCH CLARK, Managers, 2l8 roadway, will
loan 30 cent uaton property In New York.
Brooklyn jersey City the country In We
have also estate money that viii loan City
Property
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A POSITIVE AND Pr REMPTORY SALE
N nv PUBLIC AUCTION,
:. ON WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY "a, At II O'CLOCK,
AT STABLE NO. 3 EAST .TilRrY-5EvENTH STREET,
OF FINE AND FAST HORS 81, CARRIAUES AND
WAGONS,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS, BLANKETS,
ROBES, SLtIUH AND BELLS, 40,
including and East ihorou yhhrcd Marc, han hah
6ycars Old iu and tan lroted at Luuisvc In 243
1e.wobd Park track IN 2:f last sumner she IS o
superior iue be driven by lady; afraid OF
nothing aud warranted sound and kind. -
Also last and handsome bav fatchen Troting Horse oB
HANDS high years oid raaet by e. A. Comstock at Free
boi NJ J took premium at New Jersey Siae Fair In le7J
for four year.ods ami tred nt Wavecv In ct Al
Gust IN "a can show 2d5 DAY OF sale aud varransd
sound ard kind.
Also the last brown Mare Fancy AK hands nigh, years
DID, can rot IN 2&v and warranted sound and KIND and
beat 2 :bU on day o, sale.
Also bay C.une Horsc l5 hands years old Is one OF
The hnes family horses to DC found Is warranted every
particular.
Also extension top Cabrolrt, top Wagons open road
ason sleih, sets OF double Harness, OF angle
Harness, blankets, Robes, bells. Vhlps, SO.
n bthe ahevs IA the entire turnout of H. l.. Fapsha
era WI positively oe sold without any reseyaon wbatcv
time previous to sale.
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EUROPE.

1rnB QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR rffB CRYSTAL PAIL
ace, Upper Norwood, London.-To tosir.slA fam-
nes s;lts elevate beasaut and most sagbrous position,
combined with comost all oyded and s general nar,t
mert, hnvo made the queens Boa fayoa resort OF nB
upper ranks OF Engsn societh
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IN good order; one set single; make 10 order by still
hpgs; ssed but i've times; eo light Sic gh trimmed with
coih In order The will be sold cheap. In
Qure At 46 East Thirty-scoond street. 81,
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RINANCAAlI.


psGssoa % cESax. sf Managers s rossw.s will
loan 90 per cent on net valuation property in New York.
have also estate money that viii loan mrs. class City
NOTICE.
Mortgages coming due in February made by be ex-
Ps. Parties oesrnsto loan or obtain loans win do well
by calling upon us before going 70 pr2He,s T2,e,,,
24s Broadway rooma
MONEY To LOAN PROMPTLY. ON BOND AND
a. mortsage, on New Yors and BROOKLYN Real EAiate.
JOHN s. FIERCE. 1Od Broadway corner Pine street.
MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY ON BOND AND
and New Jersey Princlpals ony apply to SAMUEL s.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED AND UNIM.
CAGES prompt casea ' mortgages on coa@bia College
eassn0d 'asAea aaSsMy yshchAiR III ar No. Pine street.
DlvIpENp.-.cREpIroR OF THE OCEAN NATIONAL
Of thirty S per cen. has oe declared which win be paSss
Bile on all approved claims az ae Ocean Naonal Bank, 2s
Ii. r. HuLBUKD, Comptroller of CURRENCY.
E,ARRAoUr FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NTw YORK. Jan. II, ls73
6ed in the Insurance Departmeni the public hereby
mott ed that the sSs s Of nd @ 10 The Ssps '"sS
Msdnssday the 24h ns on which day tho subscriptions
SSSSl$S sSssS = sSsAzar
MENDOZA MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF PAST
s.,ea due ss & sTns sr & arc g.
65 Broadway wit out delay their interest and In
interest of the company.
MONEY TO LoAN-oN BUILDINGS IN COURSE OF
M construction first and second mortgages promptly
cashed. j. X. POWELL, 81 Pine street.
pRIvATE FUNDS TO LoAN--ON CITY REAL ESTATE.
in sums TO sut also to buy Mortgages and to loan
easehold ana anlmproved Property. Address COUNSEL
LOR, b,x 2, 1876 Post office.
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A MEMBER OF SLIGHTLY sOILED AND sECUND
N hana Carriages, various syes eimemey low prices,
va Coupe Rock way light Coupe, Victoria, Park agon,
jour Pony Phae,ors Lspo agon, nt k9ckaway several
BuggicA hAauFACTCRERS' tNluNs W. BroadwaN
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AMUeEyENTs-sEcosD PAeB-Foursh, nfh and Cxth
siiLixsps. ylssT fAeEss,n h 9oamn.
BSAkp ASp LopaiSo wxSrEDsEoosD PassPs
BRooRLsN sis0ns REAL s"i ESTATE FOR sALE-rwzIrru
Buss aT5 col
CIV EHas sfzs1 S5s ssss
CLERKS AND ' statesmen rAes-Firss and
Asp
SAE sS%: sixth
fS
yRNisHEo..s:gg ID ID PAas-sscond % column % IN o,
EHE6pT 1,r4 r4en,yhES Sa.s,S ss,0%H aa,m,
sSssisasD SssH Rooms xSo SF%ssSSSIs ;.s @ TO LET
ySEsrH
ABLS .hlrynsTa PAsr-si.sA
urLf %HR and
HORSES, sssa e. SxRRiAGEs 4o-rnsr PAsr-sseond and
norEIsa sE ssooSD PAeE-second column.
HOUSES. Rooms, 40, wANThD-FIRsr PAeE-sxth
ESIIosg.RsS PACE pAsEsi,n s column .,,u,
AN "AS EIHsT r1ps na sS%n ssnn
HxssLN SANTEiS-sTooSp PAar--ThIrl column.
MEDICAL SECOND PAGE Third column.
MISCELLANEOUS neutrality-suspicious. fAeE-
n!seEITHsaS sssHai s-sroosp rAos,rh,rd column
PEKcONAL-FIRsT PA0E-Ftrst column.
PIANOFORrES-SEO0SD sd PAoE--Sxin coiumn
POLITICAI-TwELFTH PAGES xth coumn'
PROPlJS 4 IS--SEOoyp PAGE-rhtrd colu I'M
Proof ;IONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEAAbES-
kIEyrNTu PAGE Sixth column. - -
PROPEkTY OUT OF THE CITY FOh SALE OK ~
-RENT-TWRLFTu PAGE Fourth column.
REAL EsTATE TO 'kXCHANGE-TwrLfTH FACE
REAL EsTAT WxSTED-TwxLTrn PAsE-Fourh and
RRWAKpS-FfRer PAeB-Fmst and second columns.
co. GALkS AT AUUTfON-TwELFrH PAaR-Fnh and sixth
sITUATT ms WANrFD-FEMA S-ELEvENrH PAaE-
First second third fourth. nth and sixth c0iumns.
6ITUATlVNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0H-F1rst
SPECIAL NOTICEs-Frnsr PAGE Second column.
BPORT1NH-DOaS, BIRDS, &o.-FIRsT PAdE-Second
The TKADEs-TwcLrrH PAeR- Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-SEooND PAon-
Second column.
TRAvElLERs' .! iDE FIRST PAeEmsix,n 3, :, nc. column @
UNFt FINISHED ROOMS AND APART4kNTS To LET
EROOND PA0K-1hlrd column .
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PA9E-Fourth column
XATOHRS, yEWELR !, &c.-FIRsT PAGE-Fourtb column.
YACHTa STEAMBOATS,. &C.- FIRST PAeE-Fourth COZ
umn.
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A MONEY To LOAN PROMPTLY, ON BOND AND
N. mortgage, New YORK and Brooklyn Real Estate.
First and Second Mortgages cashei al short notice.
JOHN d. PIERCE, lO6 Broadway, corner Pine street.
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DRIvATE FUNDS TO LOAN--ON CITY REAL ESTATE,
in to suit also to buy Mortgages and to loan
easehold ana unimproved Property. Address COUNSEL
LOR, b } 2.l90 Post ohice.
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THREE-FOuRTH CLARENCE, IN GOOD oRDRR
"A at CORBETT CO.'S l22, LA and 1so West Twenty
afra
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TRAVELLE.ss' GUIDE.


VTINELAND RAILwAY-rOR vINELAND, N. j., AMI
Brdgeton. Leaves foot OF Murray streat, New Yors
via New Jersey Southern Railroad, at A. N. r. NJ,
by steamers EMPIRE STATE and JE isE HOYT.
j. ". MILLS, Superintendent.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31
THE GERMAN MEETING.

We have not enjoyed as interesting
and pleasant public meeting since Hon.
I. o. Howe addressed US, as we did on
last Monday evening at the Court House.
Colonel Wedelsted of Missouri was in
troduced ir few very neat remarks by
the Chairman of the Meeting Mr.. Ess-
linger; the colonel then spoke tuently
and energetically for over an hour, COM
pletely annihilating the various charges
against our President. and Administra
ton: he was followed by our own Henry
Batz whose cutting remarks and conVin-
cling arguments made even Carl ID.
vince and acknowledge that our next
representative in Congress. was an ex-
callent speaker. Mr.. Batz alluded very
pleasantly to the possibility of his being
elected and declared that in that case
his efforts for the benefit Of his district
should ever be marked with the strictest
Justice and impartiality, that althro' he
was proud of being Citizen of Mani
towoc, Sheboygan and Two Rivers or any
other part of his district should be as
we'll cared for as his own home.
THE Meeting closed with three rousing
cheers of Pres. Grant and three more
for Hon. Henry B@tz and every one
present seemed to be more fully conyin-
eed of the righteousness of the republi-
can cause and more strongly determined
to make every effort for its complete
victory in Manitowoc County.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31

The SCIENCE OF HEALTH for Novem.
Der has rich table of contents. Among
the interesting articles are, Popular Phys
iology, illustrated, Dragged to Death, by
Howard Glyndon; Physical Culture !;
Dislocations, with illustrations An inter-
esting article on the different Medical
Systems; Intelligent Cookery; Offensive
Breath, and how to make it Pure The
use of Oatmeal for Human Food, and
how to Cook it; Something about Sundry
Humbugs; The Cure of Stammering +;
Women Physicians in England, with rich
miscellaneous matter, which is full of use
full hints on Health, making the Number
worth many times It's cost only 20 cents,
or for the year. 50. The Publisher offers
the last three numbers of thi. year, on
trial. for 25 cts. Address, s. r. WELLS,
$50 Broadway. New York.
We offer the Science of Health with
| the TRIBUNE for 1925.
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DIED.

HALVERSON.-I In this city, on Tues
day afternoon, October 29th of Dropsy
and Heart disease, GERTA MARIA, wife
of JACOB HALvERsON, at the age of
SO years.
The deceased, born in Hameln, Den
mark, has been resident of Manitowoc
over twenty two years, and during all this
time has been n blessing to her now dis
consulate husband, to her two bereaved
children and to all who came to her for
aid and council. She was sufferer for
years and for the last year of her life,
almost constantly confined to her couch,
but she ever bore her suferings with pa
thence and submission. She was faith
ful member of the Norwegian Lutheran
church and fully prepared for her release.
The funeral will take place from the
Norwegian Lutheran church next Sun
day afternoon at clock.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31

THE NEW BRIDGE.-The Iron swing
of that splendid structure was swung to
its place last Friday afternoon and prov
ed to be complete success.
The whole length Of the bridge is now
$50 feet by a width of 81 feet. The
center pier is build of solid stone on
which rests the iron swing 1913 feet In
length, build entirely of wrought iron
with the arch underneath. Besides the
swing there is stationary span of fifty
feet in the bridge for the passage of tugs,
Scows ect
The approaches to the Swing are 236
feet long, to wit on the southsIde 126
feet and On the northside Ito feet. Mr..
SouleriD, now of Milwaukee, one of the
best engineers of Wisconsin, has the
contrat for the Iron Swing which is all
completed with the excer lion of the
iron railing and the planking; these TOO
will be done within two weeks. Mr..
Meyer, who has the contract for all the
rest of the work, has now the center
pier and center protection pier, also the
80 feet span and the approaches all com
pleted. The painting which is let to the
lowest bidder, is also to be finished
within two weeks. The raising of the
street to correspond with the elevation Of
the bridge will also be done IN due time,
so that within two weeks we may see
trayel opened on Main Street and an
other connecting link between the two
sides of our City permanently estab-
tablished
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31
Public Meetings.

The political questions of the
present will be discussed at Kos
saith in Kreinichs Hall on Thursday
October 31th.
At Reedsville Friday Novbr. LIST.
f" Two Rivers &C I" LIST.
g Eaton Saturday " I'd.
g Manitowoc Monday C 4th.
Able speakers in English and
German will be present on each
occasion.
All are invited to attend.
The Committee.
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Nj a RREED.

HARRIS-REED-To-day, moon, at
the Presbyterian Church, in this City,
by Rev. Mr. Stevens, Mr.. ALLEN W.
HARRIS, of N. Y. City, and Miss
MARY B. REED, of Manitowoc.
The bride was given away by her fa-
Their, Hon. Geo. Reed; the service was
solemn and impressive. Mrs. Buckley
presided at the organ, evincing unusual
talent to large, delighted congregation.
Mary, may God be with You and
Yours forevermore.
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.T,esU advertisements.
NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN CITY TRRAsURzl's OEFIcE
Manitowoc Countp. Manitowoe Oct. 5lst, 1sf2
NOTICE is hereby given tot the owners or occupants
of lots or parcels of land fronting on FORK street
between Ninth and Main streets, 18th ward in this CRY
That the tax list for the improvement of said York
rect the said 18th ward hns been deliNefea 10 me
for collection and that the said occupants
of lots parcels of land fronting on the street above
described hereby required to pay TO ms withln
thirty DAYS after the date of this notice. the taxes
charged in said list to the lots parcels of land
owned by them respectively together with the com
mission OF five the amount thereof for
collection fees and that If such taxes viii be paid wit
in fifteen DAYS from the date Of this notice, the lees
for collecting the will be only two per centuhi
Oh tie amount of such taxes.
29-4t A. NJ RICHTER, City Treasurer
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NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN CITY TREAsURERs OFFICE,
Manitowoc County. ! Manitowoc Oct. 9th 1872
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners occupants
of lots parcels of land fronting Water street
from 11th to 18th streets in Sd Ward of this City that
the tax list for the Improvement of said Water street
l. the Sd Ward has been delivered to for collection
and that the said owners occupants of lots par
GELS of land fronting the street above described
hereby required to pay TO within thirty days
the date of this notice the charged in said
list TO the lots parcels Of land owned by them re-
spectrely, together with the commission of five per
centum the thereof for collection fees and
that if such taxes VIII be paid within fifteen days
from tie date of this notice. the fees for collecting the
viii be only two per centumn on the amount of
such taxes.
2S-At A VI. RICHTER, City Treasurer.
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MARINE ITEMS.

AN exchange notes that the lake dis
asters during the recent cquinoctial
storm were many and serious. Two pre-
pellers, one tug, one bark, brig, twelve
schooners, four scows, and six barges,
were totally lost, valued at over $3.50,
000. OF the stranded and sunken yes
sells that were rescued, four were propel-
lers, thirty-6ve schooners, fourteen
scows. and ten barges. The total num-
Der of lives lost was sixty-one.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31

REPORT of attendance at school Dist.
No. /, for the week ending the 25th day
of Oct. 1872.
Memo rship, 1852
No. of DAYS attendance, 2064
Average daily attendance, Alb
Per cent. Of attendance, 90
No. of tarelinesses, lii
Time lost by hardness ooh, som
Days lost by absence. 2SS
No. of visits by patrons,
BY others. ii
Nc. EEurolled, ass
I. Y. STEWART. PRINCIPAL
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31

SLoyANsKA LIPA HALL. There will
be Theatrical performance and Ball at
that popular Hall on next Saturday,
which will be more crowded than ever on
that occasion. The music will be as usu-
al by Prof. Bieings justly celebrated
performers. Admittance 35 cts.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31

She Schr. Lottie Vol came here last
Saturday with cargo of sol Tons of
Railroad Iron for the Lake Shore road.
These will soon be followed by 1000 tons
more already bought and paid for, so
that there is nothing more in the way of
the earliest possible completion of the
Lake Shore Read between here, Two
Rivers, and Sheboygan.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31

SocIABLE.-The last sociable for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Church at
Mrs E. K. Rand's residence, proved
a success in every respect. The atten-
dance was quite numerous and the re-
ceipts Of the evening very satisfactory
The next sociable will be held on Tues
day, November 1lth at the residence of
Mr.. Hanson Rand. to which all the
friends of sociability and improve
ment are heartily invited.
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31

OYSTERS. -James Alan says, he has
the best Oysters in the City. We hereby
certify that friend Alan is truthful
James in that assertion the can we
had lras excellent.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31

ELECTION REPORTS We would give
notice to our Republican friends that our
office will be open on the evening of next
Tuesday for the purpose of receiving re-
ports from the different election precincts
in our county and request those who may
have returns from any Of the towns to
give us all the news at the earliest op-
nortnnltY
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M4E sRIBuNE.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

READ This We sell Sewing Ma
chimes on time or rent them by the day,
week or month to reliable parties who do
not wish to purchase.
2Otf 0. r. BACON & Co.
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NpROBATE-Manitowoc Comfy cou

TN PROBATE-Manitowoc County Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Christian Bruins
decausei To oil schosa ii may C51ceTH- Letters OF
administration said estate having been issued TO
Martin Yollendorf on the 2lst day Of October & d.
1872 and SIX months from and alter sald DAY beihe
II1I ami Iirai+el for creditors TO present their
claims for examination and allowance. Notice IS
hereby given that the undersigned VIII on the nrst
Nondav of each month during said term and on tise
6ay of the expiration OF said term OF SIX months g..
The Probate Office the CITY Of AaiftaE3c IN SAID
county receive examine, and ADJUST all cialnsI anu
demands Of all persons against said deceased
Dated Manitowoc Oct. 2lst lslZ
asit nv w WALDO, c.. Judge
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TN PROBATE, Manitowoc County Court.

n PROBATE, Manitowoc County Court.
4 In the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heirs of Robert Carr. Deceased, ntestate On reading
and filing the petition of John Hail. Guardian of said
minors, representing among other things that they
the said wards seized of certain real estate in said
County of Manitowoc and that it is necessary that
all of the should lie Sold and praying license
to sell the same and it appearing to the Court, from
said petition that il is necessary to the support of the
minors to sell said real estate it is orderednd direct
ed that the next of kin to said wards and all persons
interested in said estate appear before me- Monday
the 25h day of November A. d. 1872 at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. at the Probate Office in said County, then and
there to show cause (if any there beg why license
should not be granted for the sale of said real
according to the prayer of said petition. And it is
further ordered, that copy of this order shall be
published for four successive weeks prior to said
of hearing, in the Manitowoc TRIBUNE, weekly news
paper printed ut Manitowoc in said County.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 22d day of October, A. d
1872. 2s-4t
W. w WALDO. Co. Judge.
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WANTED.-An active, energetic man,
familiar with wood or iron working ma
chinery, with 81, 900 cash capital to take
a half interest in good, well paying
manufacturing business. Address
2S-2t BETA, TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT,

WINTER WHEAT s1,oo-s1,o5
SPRING WHEAT-So, g5-$1 90
RYE-50-55 cts.
OATS-32 cts.
BARLEY-60-65 cts.
& PEAS-60-1 ,10ots.
BEANS-S1. 5000
TIMOTHY SEED-S2, so.
RAPE SEED-1,25.
FLAX SEED-Sl,5 so
EGGS, per dozen--12 to 13cts,
BUTTERFLIES.
FLoUR-winter, per bl.-s7,5e. $500
Spring $3.50, T,e0
Rye, 1925
MEAL-per cwt. S110 20
WOOL-per Id 40, to 90 cts.
HJDES-green to 81 cts. Dry IS to 90 cts.
RAY-S12,00, $50
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Mr.. HENRY SIBREE left last Monday
for Milwaukee, with the intention of pur
chasing a new library for his law Office,
which he is establishing in this city.
having already rented the necessary rooms
over tho store of Messrs. Olson, Mendlick
4 Thompson on Eighth street, North
side. We congratulate our legal trater-
nifty to the new acquisition.