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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-28
vICK'S FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1873.

The Guide is now published Quarterly,
Is cents pays for the year, four numbers,
which is not half the cost Those who
afterwards send money to the amount of
One Dollar or more for Seeds may also
order twenty-five Cents worth extra-the
price paid for the Guide
The January Number is beautiful, Civ
ing plans for making Rural Homes, De-
signs for Dining Table Decorations. Win
dow Gardens, &C., and containing mass
of information Invaluable to the lover of
flowers. One Hundred and Fifty pages.
on fine tinted paper, some FIVE Hundred
EDgravings and superb Colored Plate
and Chrome Cover. The first Edition Of
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND just printed
In English and German, and ready to send
out. JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y.
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IMPORTANT TO SPoRTsMEN.-The want
long felt by the sporting public for
breech-loadipg double-barreled gun, pos
sessing simplicity and durability, and
adapted to all kinds of spol ting and
gaming, has been filed to the very letter
in Parker's Breech Loading Double Bar
relied Shot Gun. 1t is without doubt
the pest breech loading gun in the world,
and its merits need but to be seen to be
enthusiastically endorsed The sim plicity
of its construction {; the perfect cartridge;
the facility with which it can be loaded
and unioaded, or the load changed from
one sized shot to another; the ease with
which it may be kept clean its long
killing range and last, though none the
less important, its wonderful cheapness,
all combine to commend it overwhelm-
ingly to every sportsman who can appTe-
eiate perfect fowliDg piece. 1t eclipses
the English Breech Loader (which was
thought by many to be the best in the
world) in everything that constitutes
reliable gun-accuracy, killing range,
equal distribution of shot, and in shells,
which are metallic.
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Park Hotel, Madison, Wis.

This New and Elegant Hotel was open
ed for guests Aug. 10Th, 1871. 1t is
situated on the highest point of ground
in the centre of the City of Madison, di
rectly opposite the State Capitol and
every window commands a magnificent
view of the celebrated Lakes, MENDOZA.
MoNoNA, WAUBESA. ana kEGoNSA
which surround the City.
The House has althe modern improve
ments-is furnished In superior and
most substantial manner, with Velvet
and Brussels carpets, Blackwalnut and
Marble-Top furniture, Spring Beds and
Hair Mattresses throughout The rooms
and corridors are large and well ventila
ted.
Sample Rooms have been fitted up on
the FIRST FLOOR Tor the especial accom-
mediation of commercial travellers.
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State Convention, OF School Supc~is1-
tenGents ana Principals.

A circular from Hon. Samuel Fallows.
Superintendent of Public instruction is
as follows:
The Principals Of our Graded Schools,
the Teachers of our Common Schools
and the friends Of Education are request
ed to meet at the Capitol, in Madison,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Deem
Der 90. q and IS, to consider the topics
embraced In the accom- panying program
me. with others that may be presented,
in connection with the County SupeTin-
tendents
All Teachers who have heretofore given
instruction In Institutes, and all who are
DESTROYS of engaging in Institute work
during the coming year, are particularly
requested to be present.
Prot. Graham will arrange as far as pos
sible, a programme for the Spring and
Summer Institute of 1878 and will form
q class Of the Teachers who are to in
struct in them, in order that there may
be uniformity of work.
Ali who attend are respectfully invited
to be prepared to speak on the topics en-
braced in the accompanying programme
also to present any other topic whose dis
cussi3n will help forward the educational
work of the State.
The following is the
PROGRAMME.
uEEr1Sa or sUPERIxTENDE EvsNTye.
f:Jo-0rganiZation.
Ss0-Conpulsory Township system. Discussion led
by A r North
s3o-Change in reports of Joint -i'coI District
Discussion led by " II ChaLder.
GENERAL MEE1ING-FRID4T.
G 90 zs-sShal Know ledge of Natural Science BE
required for Second Grade Certifcate"-
Discussion led bv @. T. Smith and A. Salisbury.
Ia.Cl A. w-Cbanges required in the appointment q
Students 10 Normal Schools. Discussion led by
W D. PsTke- ard J. X. PuF6a.-
Hoo A. Administrations Business.
srla YIurtItute Work for 1873 Class Drill q n
stftute Teachers. ~ Prof Graham
AGO P x-Meeting OF County SupeTinteadents at
the OfFce of Superintendent # Public Instruc-
ton Tor Miscellaneous Business
200 H-ReIation Of University 10 Graded schools
Discussion lei by Z. N Reynolds. Dr. Tworlbiy
and samuel FaiIows-
$50 p. w.-Relorts froGn Normal Schools. O Arey,
E A. Charlton aud O. Z Aibee
sEssR Al ,IEE1ISG-ssTUEDkY EvESIEo
seool-IJiseussioa OF Educational TorirS
T1.qs1--N fs-slIzrrsirr= Rns'rEse-
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% PRoBATE.- sanitowge county oourt. In b

s \ IItJbA IE.-oIjtllILuNVC OUuIIy Court. IN The
/ matter of the estate of Evan Oleson deceased
On reading and filing the petition OF Anna Oeson
of Aianitowoc Rapids in said County, representing
among other things that said Evan Oleson. late of
said Manitowoc Rapids, the Goth day of October
4. D. 1870 at said Manitowoc Rapids died interstate,
leaving goods chattes and estate within this State of
the value of Thirteen Hundred Dollars and that the
said petitioner is the widow of said deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate be to Nils
l. Gilbert granted, 1t is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court Monday the
18th day of December A. D. 1872 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
my office in said county. Ordered further, that
notice thereof Lcgven to the heirs of said deceased
aud all persons interested by publishing coyy of
this order three successive weeks prior said day
Of hearing in the ''MANITowoC TRIBUNE weekly
newspaper published in the City of Manitnwoc in
said county W. ". ~ ALDO, Co. Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc the 18th day of November,
A 1921 32-3t wYg.
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Castefia-a substitute fs- Castor Oils a phy-
sic which does not distress grippe but Is sure 10
operate when all other remldies have failed You
may confidently rely upon the Castoria in Stomach,
Ache, Constipation, Flatulency, Group, Worms
Piles or Deranged Liver. 1t contains neither Miner
ais, Morphine, Opium nor Alcohol, but is purely
vegetable prepar ection, perfectly harmless all
pleasant TO take. The Castora soothes and quets the
system, aud produces natural sleep, 1t is wonder
fal thing assiulae the food OF chill iren and prevent
them from crying. A S. cent bottle will do the
work for a family AMI save ulauy doctors hills
sl-st
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THE Concert, Ball and Supper ct the
Turner Hall for the benefit of the Jones
Library Association came off last FRIDAY
evening to the full satisfaction of all in
:erested. The preparations made by the
gentlemen Oh the Committee were perfect,
and the Association as well as all those
who attended the entertainment are main
~ indebted to the fsdefatigable efforts of
Mr.. Henry Sibree and Mr. Henry Null
holland for their enjoyments.
These gentlemen were molly assisted by
their associates and the ladies especially,
who collected and prepared the supplies
for the tables and spread such tempting
feast fer the host of delighted consumers.
The Concert was pronounced fine sue.
cess. The well selected programme was
delightfully."- executed and showed most
convincingiy to what perfection music can
be brought by docile and talented anna
teurs under such instruction as Prof.
biellng only is capable to impart in the
most pleasing and through manner. AL,
the vocal parts of the concert were exeeu
ted by members of cur own Musical
Society, aided in the overtures and &C.
compartments by the dilettanti of Mr.
Bleiing 5 Instrumental Society. ard their
combined efforts are certainly worthy of
grateful acknowledgment by the Associa-
tion and the host of visitors.
The Bali was enjoyed by all present,
the dancers o. well as those who merely
listened to The beautiful music ard watch
cd the May evol-tions. and every one
expressed themselves highly pleased with
the perfect order, sociability and complete
suecess of the whole enterprise.
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CITY oFFICLRS.

Mayor-CIIAS LULING.
City CIerk-JOS. RANKIN.
City Ireasurer-A. VI. RICHTER.
City Attorney-G. FORREST.
Police Justice-DON A. SHOVE.
assessor-N. NELSON.
Marshall HALVERSOS.
Survey orr. ARNSBI.
A. +. Dumke,
Aldermen 1st Ward Fred. Schuette,
ii. Guttmann.
/ Edward Conway,
Aldermen, ID, Ward, A. Hanson,
p. J. Smalley.
4. A. Bean,
Aldermen, Sd Ward, Joseph Stehle,
j. knickrehm.
Aldermen 18th Ward y, Pf s,,s
justices of the r>ace-lst Ward. F. Zinns; I'd
Ward, Geo n. Woodin; 81 Ward, j. o'Hara 4th
Ward, j s. Anderson.
Co,stables-1st Ward, VIM. Griebling; ID Ward
7. Thompson; 81 Ward, j. Strauch; 4th Ward, F
Liurphy
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EVENING OF SoNG.-The celebrated
Prof. W. w. Wolcott, late of New York
City, will sing, accompanied by the organ
in the Methodist Church, on Thursday
evening, November 2Sth. The songs
and singing will be unique and very en-
pertaining. A rare treat will be enjoyed
by all who atteui. Admission % cents;
children Is cents.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-28

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAzING.-The
publishers of this favorite magazine close
the present year with a number Of rare
excellence. 1t contains the opening
chapters of new serial by Edward Gar
rett, entitled CROOKED PLACES; A
STORY OF STRUGGLES AND HOPES" A
new departure" for the coming year is
announced. The Home" is to take q
higher rank among American periodicals.
1t Is to be enlarged and Illustrated. Every
subscriber will receive, besides the maya
zine, copy ofa large steel engraving en-
titled ''Ihe Christian Graces,' said to be
the rarest and most beautiful picture in
the line of Christian arc that has appear.
ed for long time. Miss Pipsissivay
Potts, whose "Other Peoples Windoaos'
have been so large an attraction in the
Home Magazine for tie past two wears,
will commence a new series of paperl
with the opening year. T. S. Arthur,
Miss Virginia z. Townsend, Rosetta Rice
and other fayorite writer's will give thei,
best efforts to the magazine, which prom.
| lses to be one of the most attractive in
| the country. Published by T. S. Arthu,
& Son, Philadelphia. Price $3.50 year.
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Our subscribers who are in arrears,
will much oblige us by calling at our office
and help US to meet our liabilities. We
haye been very lenient SO far and hope
our friends will not oyertax our desire to
accommodate.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

PERSONS hauing advertisements
intended for insertion IN the ensuing
number Of the IlRLB UNE, aciU please
hand an their taUors prerious to nert
Wednesday noon.
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RIA RENE ITEMS.

The barque Nichols arrived here on
last Friday, with cargo Of 500 tons Of
railroad iron for the Lake Shore r. r.
The Nichols will go into the dry dock,
and have repairs done to her centerboard
box. after which she will go into winter
quarters at this port
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SUMMONS

CIIRCUIT COURT Blanitowoc County The State
y of Wisconsin, 70 William Devine and Francis
Devine. Defendants.
YOU are hereby summoned to answer the COM
plant of Mead Holmes, Plaintiff of which copy is
hereto annexed, and TO copy of your answer
at my Office in the City and County of Manito-
voc, Wisconsin within twenty days after the
Of this summons exclusive Of the day service and
if You fail the complaint hereby requir
ed the plaintiff viii apply TO the Court for the re-
lief demanded il the complaint.
D. MARKHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in the above entitled action duly
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Ianitowoc County on the 4th day of Noeember 157a.
3O6t I'D. MARKHAM, Atty. for Plff.
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Attachment Notice,

Manitowoc County, - T. r=.i,,,. r,t
City of Manitowoc. N'"'
TO NJ f. Gladly: You are hereby notified that
a Warrant OF Attachment has been issued against you,
and your property attached satisfy tho demand of
Hiram Paine, amounting to Seveuty-fivc Dollars
Row. unless you shall appear before Tno. f. Zinns a
Justice Of the Peace in and for said County, at his
Office in said City, the 14tl day Of December AD.
1872 at O'Clock in the afternoon. Judgment viii be
rendered against you, and your property sold to pay
the debt. H1RAn B. PAINE, Plaintiff.
Dated this 18th day OF Nov. 1872. 32-3t.
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COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

II. t. Hubbard Chairman, Manitowoc Rapids John
Mill, CentreyIe; John Ii. Bohne .Meeme; JohnBarth,
Schl-swg; Anton StahI, Eaton; Patrick MaIoy, Lib
erty; Fred. Schmidt, Newton; l.. p Nichols, Rock
lani Boyar Almonds, Cato L. J. Snalley ,Manitowoc;
Bea Sd Ward; n. l. Gilbert, 18th Ward; b. wilkins,
C. d tnler, Two Rivers VIM Robinson, Kossuth; P.
T. oier, Franklin; Ed Reagan, Maple Grove; John
Ton Il, Cooperstown ID. firdsaI, Gibson VIM .Tisch
Mish cot: Fred. NoeeI Two Greeks.
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SAVE your horses from the terrible
disease now raging. \ sure prevention
is to use the Rubber Horse cover in wet
and stormy weather. They can be had
at Ryder's Boot and Shoe Store.
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Arrival and departures of the Good
rich Steamers.

The sfde-,vheel steamers Manitowoc and Sheboygan
going South, VIII leave every morning, Sundays
ceptedl at ! = o'clock Saturdays boat leaves at
y m. Goilis North, Saturday boat goes through to
Two Greeks Kewaunee and Ahnepee.
The upper-cabin steamers oconto, st. Joseph and
TruesdelI VIII arrive and depart from Manitowoc as
follows
Going South-Leave every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday at about a.
Going NGrth-LeaYe every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at about 2. m.
j. W. TOOMBS, Agent.
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The steam barge Frankfort was in the
dry dock this week, and received new
wheel
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THANKSGIVING. Union service will
BE- held in the Methodist Church. Sermon
BY Rev j. Lavelle. Service begin at II
o o'clock A. NJ. All are invited.
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The CHILDREN HoUR.-The Deem
Der number of this beautiful little maya
zine is on our table. Now is the time to
send in subscriptions for the new year
We notice that every one who sends a club
will receive as premium copy OF ''7hc
Christian Grdces, large and exquisite
ly beautiful steel engraving. Subscrip-
ton price 81 ,25. copies, IS. IOeopies
$40, and an extra copy to getter,up ct
club. Address, T. S. Arthur & Son.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Remember to vote for Querin
Even for County Treasurer on
the 9Th of December,
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ANY one in need of winter goods,
should call at the store of John Schucste
& Rro, who have just received large
invoice of new goods at reduced prices.
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HENRY WILCOX IF some of our
readers have not called lately at the
Wilcox Restaurant. they will wonder at
the quantity of new supplies just rec d
there from Chicago Mr. w. has been
away himself and has bought the best
assortment of crackers, candies, segars,
preserves, ETC., that can be found in
this city. His oysters are always of the
best, and all his goods will always re-
commend themselves to his customers.
Give him a call and you will be pleased.
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Vote for Querin Even for
County Treasurer on the 9th of
December.
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LADIES, you cannot get along without
a pair of those Self Acting Rubbers-
Ryder has them. Soft
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Don't fail to vote for Querin
Even for County Treasurer on
the 9th of December.
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COMMISSIONERS SCHOOL AND gElyEFSIrT LANDs}
U v TO Y IN q q said Ian ia la u
each III b
ms ar Ian remain ud:t c % fl n and
c . u an "a
1g21I4 toiJlrs iI land
A0y:f OF Forfeited School Nanitowoc CoUH
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
By THE GOVERNOR.

With gratitude to Almighty God for the innumer-
able blessings showered upon State and Nation
during the past year, and in accordance with time
honored custom and the Recommendations the Pres
dent of the United States, appoint
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2SfEl.
day of Thanksgiving and Praise.
The past season has been Of uninterrupted pros
perity- The developments in agriculture manufac-
turing, the mechanic arts and public improvements
have been uneaampled. Labor has received its just
reward bounteous harvest gives assurance that
shall want; and hereby recommend to all the peo-
pie of the State that they unite that day in offer
ing Praise and Thanksgiving to God for all his merces
blessings and benefits and especially for the peace and
plenty which they enjoy.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal of the State to be
affixed
Il. S. Done at the Capitol in Madison, this 4th
day of November 4. ID. 2S72, and of the In
dependence of the United States the ninty-
seventh. C. c. WASHBURN.
By the Governor:
Ii. BREEsE, Secretary of State
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GA ETTFGM

"a Office is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ lost note payable to Peter Christensen due in
the month of November 1872 for $1,000 and interest
which note has been fully paid, November 9th 1872.
All persons are therefore cautioned negotiate tbs
said note, it being entirely worthless.
33-3t* STEPHEN OLSON
Oslo 2. O., MantowOc County, Wis, Nov. IS. 1872
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

County Treasurer-QU ERIN EVEN.
County Clerk-G. W. 1URNET.
Sherih-A. WITTEN BERG.
Under Sheriff.. j. PIERCE.
Deputy Sherff-JOHN DILLON.
Register of Deeds-J0HN FRANZ.
Clerk of the Court-A. PIENING.
County Judge-W. W WALDO.
District Attorney-E. B. TREAT.
Sup't of Schools-MICHAEL KIRWAN.
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Remember the 9th of Deem
Ter and see to it, that Querin
Even is elected County Treas
urer.
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ANY person in need of good Winter
Apples, will do we'll to call on
WILL. BINKELMAN.
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THE rush for kip and winter boots is
unprecedented at Ryder's. Get in your
measure early. He is making the best
boot in every way ever manufactured in
this city soft
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REPORT Of attendance at school Dist.
No /, for the week ending the 22d day
of Nov. 1872.
Membership, 2474
No. of DAYS attendance, 2114
Average daily attendance, 423
Per cent. of attendance, IS
No. of tardinesscs, 15l
Tune lost by hardness 9Th. 25m
DAYS lost by absence 800
No. of visits by patrons,
By others.
No. Enrolled, 552
|. n. STEWART, Principal.
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SHE M1RlBUNE.
Travellers Directory.

Trains will depart daily, Sundays excepted.
ESy-Onnihuses and stages in the city of Fond du
Lac. will connect with morning and evening trains
The fare Of those passengers who purchase tickets
stations will be fire cents less than that of those
who pay in the to the conductor
Trains stop signal. MIXED train.
I. F. STRONG, Sup't.
The above trains make close connections at Ply
mouth with Milwaukee and Northern Railroad to
and Milwaukee, arriving at Milwaukee at l145
A. VI. and 9 rs P. VI. Leave Milwaukee at 6 200 A.
NJ and 90 y. II.
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Remember the 9Th of De-
cegnbex' and see TO il, that
Queri12 EVEN is elected
County Treasurer.
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.ETe7U Advertisement as.


= Tray IL OEACSs
nN the lei day of November 1872 came into the en-
I = closure of the undersigned One Steer, red with
white stripe along the back, age about eighteen
Honths. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take the same away.
PETER SHARVO,
On S5ct. !, Town Of Kossuth, Manitowoc Co. Wis.
So PSI.
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IOmnibusses and Baggage Wagons
in attendance on arrival of trains.
Every effort will be made to secure the
comfort and pleasure of guests.
ll-5mf MARE Fl. IRisH, Proprietor
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HOTEL pER:ONALs-WILLAMs non

HOTEL Observation-Disclosures HOUSE.
Winters, Gibson s Eitinger. Chicago
Seth Sumner Two Rivers Schrage.~ Sheboyga.l
Boner, Chicago, james Gregory
Green, Chiffon, III Pound Milwaukee,
e J. Smith Spring Creek ID Mcbride, Brillion.
IL Smith, New York Jno Killou Cato
s Samuesun, Liberty, 4 Hickok
D LittIefeld Sheboygan,J NJ Jensen. Chicago
II Hubbard, Rapids, Tim Narum -
Mill, Centreyilie, II johnson, Eaton,
P + Stoker, Franklin, J X Johnson
II Reuss, Two Creeks, Powell Brlion
Cap N A Nelson, Mwau-Jas Pellet Gibson,
kee, George Palmite r.
E Day, Meme, Z Hammond, Is
J Carey, l. Hammond,
keliper, kellnsrsville, 2 6eanbiII, Kaukauna,
Perry, Ahnepee, j FIyn Neenah
Cap { } Platoon, Milvsu-A VI Murey, Chicago,
kee, Roberts Fond du Loo
J Craig, do D McCarty, Milwaukee
Lilly, oconto. IL D Merritt"
Sherwood, Gen. Land Agt
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THE celebrated ''Farren" brand Oys-
tiers ct WILL BINKFIMANS
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Go TO Will Binkelman's for Oysters.
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The Circuit Court of this County will
meet on the 10th day of December next,
the Jury is composed of the following
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Vote for Querin Even fol
County Treasurer on the 9th of
December.
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WEEKLY LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters remaining in I'll
Post office which have not been called for.
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. 4 mount % Total J t''T-
Moot Amt Amt AMT Amt lut.Pen Amt Int
Acrs Due. Int. Pen Tax. Taxes and Due Du"
aLLr.-rLI--a- SIatn
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This is first class machine It has a straight
needle, perpendicular action. makes the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-03

inch, McMillen, Raglan, Swords, witch

Lynch, McMillen, Raglan, Swords, witch
ella.
Nays-Antoine, Blackman, Coupland,
Daigle, Gallup, Herwig, Ingraham, Lewis.
holland, O'Hara, Ray, Smith, Sypher,
Thompson, WilcOx-l5.
The question recurring upon the appeal
Of Mr.. Blackman, the decision Of the Chair
was sustained
Mr.. Harris moved that the Senate adjourn
until tomorrow at II NJ.
Adopted.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until Friday, the
second instant at II NJ.
CHARLES H. MERRITT
Secretary of Senate.