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sfoo,ooo IN IL. Il. BONDS DESTROYED
REEDER SMITH FREuEPHANT!
A Big Tisne Generally!

The Appleton City Times contains the
following:
1t was understood yesterday that
>onething more than ordinary was to
transpire ut the meeting Of our City
Council, aud our reporter was on hand
.arly and stad late. Il seems that an
application to Judge Ellis of Brown
County, in regard to the Reeder Smith
injunction against this city issuing bonds
to aid the Manitowoc Railroad, the judge
tecided that the injunction. which had
only been temporary, and under which
the bonds had been issued by the old
council, should be
PERPETUAL
This of course rendered the bonds OF no
earthly value, and therefore. eyMayor
Richmond notified the Council that up
ON their signing certain M
INDEMNITY BONDS
Protecting the former council and oftl-
GERS from any suit in connection there
with, he would make to them
VALUABLE COMMUNICATION
OF course the council did this, and so at
the meeting last mig hit, the clerk read the
following
+ COMMUNICATIONS.
Appleton, Wis, Dee IT, 1872
To His Honor, the Mayor, and the
Common Council of the City OF Apple
ton, Gentlemen:
| hereby place in your hands that
which purports to be the corporate
nonds of the City for $lO0.Uu0 dollars
in favor of the A. & n. l.. RR. COM
pany.
(signed} G. N. RICHMOND.
former Mayor.
As the room was crowded With the
former opponents of this road, the scene
was
INDESCRIBABLEi
One old gentleman. who had been par
tieaiarly prominent 0E both sides of the
auestlal took This opportunity to conyert
his corner into parlor circus, and so
STOOD ON HIS HEAD!
TIL the pennies began to run from bis
pockets and brought him to his usus!
dignity. The excitement ran high. and
il was feared at one time that the whole
Council would go up BY
SPONTANEOUS eoNBUsTIoN.
After awhile order was restored by the
i aid of the proper authorities, when q
| resolution wss adopted that the Mayor
! and Clerk proceed to count tae bonds
xssd T
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.Frsav dEUegfGseaesessss.
Notice to Con ntractOrS.

stEALED proposals will he received at the Office of
~ Clerk of Joint School District No. /, in and for
the City and Town Of Manitowoc until Tuesday the
Ith day OF January 1873 at two O'Clock P. M the
completion OF the school building in and for said dis
trict according TO plans and EiecifcatoEs OF G.. p.
Randall the Architect Such completion to consist
of all the work, labor, materials, &c, which were
School Board in and for said Joint District or for an,
part thereof. Said plans. spsoh cations &c, can be
At any time the oic of the Clerk Of said Dis
rict from the 1st dsy Of January 1873 the 9Th av
Of January 1879, at O'Clock Il Nj good and srIffi
cient bond in doUbe the amount of each bid sill he
required The Board the right to reject any
all bids
psted MaDTtowoc, Wis, December 11th 1872.
holm
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TEWELER and Photographic. All
81 kinds Of work in the line of my business prompt
y attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction
have jsEt received a Wig 0rnsbsys Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which take small
pictsrss OF the nHsst order for dollar per dozen
Photo graphs taken of all sizes. Albums asd Frames
onstantly on hand. York Street. 13-xtf
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T.. KERR,

WORK street, t,Mnnftowoc. Wis. Dealers
a in Dry Goods Groceries, Crocksry, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hanxnss Hats anu Caps Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages. Kerosene OIL and
Lamps ks, de- A share Of public patronage is soli-
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GTST.4r FE III IRIS,

yEyATCHMAKERa and JEWELER. or
w fsrs his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clicks and watches Has a fine and we'll selected
assortment of the latest and best styles Of Clocks,
American Rnxlish and Swiss Watches. also of Gold
and Plated Jewelry, at his Few Brick Sters on Sth
trest South side one door south of krener's. Mani
Civ
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~ hal III ext :

A monthly Magazine for wileawake b0ys and girls.
As good tine best pretty the prettieSt and cheap
est. 81 cents year Magnificent prizes for each
subscriber, and still rauder TO those who raise
clubs Subscribe, send cent stamp for specimen
Say whsre yoa saw this. JOHN P. ALDEN. Publisher.
Chicago, III o3-lOta
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j" T. sgES.aHT,

TIOUSE. SIGN AND CA RRIAGE
Painter Quay Street adjoining the new Touring
nli South Sids. Offers his service to ths Citizens
OF this City the sbeYs branches at the msst rsa
senabls rates.
Nanitowsc june 14th 1874.
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q. S.4FDERSOT.

MANUFACTURER md Dealer in
MI Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. Shop on Buffalo
street; nsa; the corner Of RShth. Repairing neatly
Andprsnptly executed. r.. - ~
Manito voc. September 40, 1865.
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FRED SEEGEEk,

OFFERS to his many friends and th e
~ publis generally, CHOICE ton of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork aad Beef, Smoked Besf and Haps,
yhsuidsrs Sausage, Tallow and Lard at the loves
) rat.. Narhst q n Com ulsrcisl Street s-1S
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CH4gEEs SC.kEEFEgs,

THA8s sH1DYARLE Tailor, has re-
r moved to Buffalo street, doors west OF Raad's
1t.re All work warranted well done and to ht.
Manitswsc, Nov. 30, 1872 81. 1888.
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FRED CIR US,

nkACTICAL FuRIER. Keeps con
stAntly hand the largest and best assortn snt
the latest STYLES at the lowest
sibls prices and always pays the highest yalns in
3 cash fol all kinds offurs. j = .ls-1 &
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nH. 4. j. pa sCEEEN, Dentist. Office
L. in shsrns,l's building, sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis.
Tasth aytraes ad withour
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NEW STAGE AND EXPRESS
'ArraTa g1gx en- 1@g

The undersigned will run daily line Of Stages be-
tween Mantowoo and Sheboygan, to connect with the
train,t ard = forward regularly EXPRESS
PAeEz A les to and from this city.
For Passage transportation, apply at the Windi-
ate House. S5-6m FHOS. WINDIATE
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Special Notices.
To ConsumDtives.

The advertiser, having BEEN permanently cured of
that dread disease, Consumption by simple remedy,
IS anxious TO make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To ell who desire it, he viii send
copy of the prescription used. frse of charge with
the directions for preparing and using tho which
they will ind SURE CURE for CoksUNPI-o ASTHMA,
BRosCEIIIs, &c. .-'
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
co. 19-2ily Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1914 Penn Street Wiliamsburgh N Y
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-FR ED. sCHkStE DER,

H1EAT Tarket.--K4avfng purchased
M the businsss Of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats At the
ewest A share of public patronage solicited.
1877
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.yDSEPH .SH.NES
CR.sREES HOEER,

hEAysER la stoves: Tin, Sheet Iron
IL aud Copperwars manufacturer. All kinds o
repairing DONE Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
Sc. /. AL
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OHAS. w. WHITE,
DEITESTR Il.

limited States Assistant Assessor
u 01os on sth Street, First National Ba k
Maaitowoc, Wisconsin. 1s-131y
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Guardian Sale.

TN PROBATE-Manitowoc County Court In the
4 matter of the estate of Robert Carr, deceased
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur-
suaucs of an order OF license made such matter
the 18th day of November, A. D. 1872 by the County
Court Of said County, the undersigned, John Hall,
Guardian of the minor heirs of said deceased will on
Monday the 2Sd day of Decen ber A D 1872 at ten
o'clock the forenoon of said day at the office of the
County Judge, in the city OF Manitowoc in said
ty offer for sale at public vendue the following de-
scribed lands :o-wit
Lots li4 !. y Block Lot2 Block
10 IL
all in the Village ofClarks Mills in eh 1eo Sec
Range 81, in the County of Manitowoc and State OF
Wisconsin; also piece of land said Village plot
cornering npon lot II in block upon the center
of Rockand street ten rods distant containing about
~ acres ALSO piece sf land described as fuIlows
tovit: Beginning al the north east of lot
IN block in the above mentioned village plot
the section line south along said section line 81 rods
thence north west to the south of lot in
block 2 thence north 25 rods place of beginning,
containing 81 acres. Terms of sale CASH.
a-st 1oHN HAIL, Gu.5cdian.
1872. "a Deeeh0er a 4
In ABOVE sale is hereby postoned until the third
/ Monday in January 1873
! JOHN HALL. Guardian.
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NTERCFHANT sAiI40ksiNG ESE B-
Nl lsAment sth street, near south end of Bridge
The tailoring depar tent is complete, and contains
large assortment of fashions BILE clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand Please call
and exam ne before purchasing elsewhere. yls-2fe
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ED, MAERKLIW,

nruxSiSf and Apothecary. Sfh street
- opposite the Post Once. IL fully provided
With com plstc sslsction Of fresh Drugs aud Msdi
icnes and offers his services especially to the PHysI
cIASs of this YllsSe and county for the csrei and
fcseasfe preparation of their prsscriftions. 13
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] \ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOnnty Jourt.
matter of the estate of John Jorge. deceas
On reading and fling the petition OF Abraham Abra-
hanson OF the City Of Msuit0woc representing among
other things that John JOrSennsn late OF the city
Nsnitowoc, the 29ih day of October A. D. 1872 on
Lake Michigan, nsar Mrskegon, Michigan, died intes-
tate, leaving goods, chattss and estate within this
STATE and that the said petitioner brother of said
deceased, and praying that administration of said
bs to him the said Abraham Abrahamson grant
ID it ordered that said petition be heard before the
judge of this Court Monday, the 18th day of
usry A. D. 1873, st 10 O'Clock A. NJ, my Office in
said county. Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given tn. heirs Of SAID deceased and all persons
Interested by publishing copy this order for three
weeks prior said day OF hearing in the
"EANITowoC TRIBUNE, weekly newspaper published
at Manito~oc in ssId County
35-3taa Wv. WALDO, Co. Judge.
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f. SEHFETK s. CO,

IH
.Xl in Leather, Hides Shoe Findings, Betting ofail
size. constantly hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
Betting Is made of the best tanned Leather Once,
On Sth street Ssuth side door north Of Williams
House, Mauifowoc. Wis
e1Ca.h paid fer Hides. skins, Talioc ard Bark -
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1873. THE, Is
CHICAGOTRIBUNE.
PROSPECTUS.
THE DAILY,

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III. gOs4KEEE. .y. Es.

DE YAS5GsAN and Surgeon, tenders
his professional services TO ths people of the City
and county OF Maniowoc. Once over j. A. Koshler's
stsrs. 19-1
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Ssa1
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J.F PEsETCH.zRas. N. ID. 4

4 TTORNEY ant. Counselor at. Law
IA Ofics Eighth street, aanitowoc, Wisconsin
promptly attended to. 1859
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BHYSHCk An Surgeon, * Accoucheur
L once en- sth street, Bacon's Drug Store
M.nitoSoc, Wis. Ofsca open at all hours Calls 1T
nd
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F.4TETFE II W. .NSR
COUNTY SURVEYOR, OGlcs ever
" .. Torrissa's Store; the Bridge.
Mauitswoc, Wisconsin. 1885
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JFO. +. ZETN'S,

CODA WATER Mamufacturer.res
- fully requests and will Ill orders promptly at ais
Factory corner 7th and jay street, Manitowos 1871
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a. Il. wood,

TFGRyEY aud Counsellor at Law.
n Once corner of sth and Quay streets. Mantle
woe Wisconsin. 1871
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TR EFT,

TE0EEEY eai Counselor at Law,
IA q. ksaf Estate Agent Once corner ef Hight
FrzuxIiu streets MAnitowoc, Wisconsin. All
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in the presence Of the Council, wh:cl
was done and the bonds were daiy con
signed to the flames.
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Giving especial prominence and careful collation. TO
tina prominent facts of GROWTH, PROGRESS. and
TRADE especially in tho present era of our (;REAT
REBUILDING -"
scrupulous care has been taken secure accuracy
aud fuln~ss to
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
A LETTER FROM SENATOR WILSON

HE DENIES EVER MAKING KNow-NOTHTNG
sPEECHES-THE CHARGES AT VARIANCE WITH
HIS WHOLE LIFE.
BosroN, July 3O.-The following letter from
Senator Wilson explains itself
NATGcK. Mass, July %, 1872.
J. O. CULVER, Esq, Slate Journal, Madison, Vas.
MY DEAR SIR The mail has just brought me your note
and extracts clipped from newspapers purporting to be
speeches made by me. In answer TO your inquiries
have to say that they and all thought and words OF like
character which have appeared in the papers are
pure inventions, wicked forgeres, absolute false
hoods. Never have L thought, spoken, or writ
ten those words, nor anything resembling those
words nor anything that the most malignant
s0phstry could torture into those words. could not
have done so for they abhorren to every convection
OF my Judgment every throb OF my heart every asPra
ton OF my soul. Born IN extreme poverty, having
endured the hard lot the Of poverty zoo often
forced to endure came TO manhood passonately de-
voted TO the creed OF human equality. All my life
have cherished bright hope and held and avowed as
living faith the doctrine that all men, without distinction
OF color race, or nationality, should have complete
liberty aud exact equalityall the rights asked for my
self My thoughts, my words, my pen, my votes, have
been consecraed for than SO years to human rights
In the Constitutional Convention OF Massachusetts, IN
service in the Senate of the United states
In 800 public addresses IN the press in speeches ana
sands OF pages have terated and reiterated the dOc
trne OF equal rights for all conditions OF men Is not
my dear passing strange that partsanshlp should 80
blind To OF TRUTH Justice, ana Ih pay tnat
they cond forge ana print abhorren sentiments
ments insulting 10 God and man-and charge thei upon
one whose life has been gwen 10 the cause Oh eia rights
at home, and whose profound sympathles were ever
given TO the friends OF liberty of al races and nationah
ties abroad Yours truly, HENRY hlLsoh'
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GLEANINGS.

Reports from % branches of the Irish DEM
oeratic Union show that the members are taxing an
active interest In the for Greeley ana bro"h
The Germans of the Tenth Ward who favor
the election OF Greeley and Brown invited to attend
a meeting for the purpose OF organizing Greeley ana
Brown Campaign Club this evening. at No. l2l ElnsI
The Fourth Ward Greeley and Brown Cam
paign Club held spirited meeting last night Ad
dresses on the tendencies Gen Grants Administra
tion were made by j. w. Mcnamara, Edmund j.
Mcdonnell, and others.
A branch of the Irish American League, at
Sixth and Monmouth-sts. Jersey City, will act as o
Greeley and Brown Club during tho campaign. James
McKaig is Chairman, and many members have been
earnest Republicans for years
III. Oberle, w. ID. LOhmann, and VIM. Reisser,
Committee on Permanent Organization appointed at
recent meeting Of German Democrats and Liberal Re-
publicans at No. las Sprngst. Will present report on
Friday evening, at No. 2i2 Spring-st.
The disclosure was made at meeting OF
the lid Assembly District Grant Republican Campaign
Club at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel Monday evening
that there are many dscOntented members. Hugh
Gardner the representative OF the State central Com
mttee vainly attempted to make peace; The appoint
Edward Wildly temporary PreSuent gave Iso W
bitter discussion. The association numbers aDout LVV
members many OF whom are eolOred
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
NORTH CAROLINA.
u,CS >,prr1NG AT GoLDsBoRo.


ADDRESS BY SENATOR RANsoM-GREAT ENTiU-
sIAsM AND CONFIDENT HofES or wy elOlon M
GOOD NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE STATE
BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
GoLpsBoRo, July 30.-0ne of the largest ana
No., enthusiastic masSmeetings OF the campaign TOOK
,oa here to-day and addressed by Senator m' W.
reoro Of this State the Hon ]. II. Houghton OF New
,D and Ovid Dupre, esq. Of Raleigh Senator Ransom
drossed the audience amid the greatest enthusiasm
"a has speech was able and eloquent one lie spOhe
~ two hours In the course OF his speech he aludeo
- ba dangerous usurpatons OF power by the Govern
ot the Capitalization and infracon Of consttuuohai
. -ights the uncal ed-for prOciamations OF maru"l
Iaw and the despotic attempts Of the ADMIN
,s,ratiop's friends continue the suspension
=, habeas corpus and then mpeached the Grant party
for arrayng the two races the South against each
other Gen Ransom spoke Of his willingness ana thaV
f the Southern pcopo 10 shake hands with the people
the North across the bloody chasm OF the war; ana 10
eshlish perpetual peace and union upon the basis OF
oua rights He said that the Liberal movement meant
-cco,ciliat,on n reconstructed and restored fraternity.
His revow of that movement left no CONCLUSION eAocV
that of success The speaker then paid glowing to
ute TO the patriotism and lberaity OF the Democauc
marty in uniting upon Greeley and Brown as the repre-
entatvcs OF Reform liberal sentiments and OF honest
Government He said the two great motives and
thoughts OF the American people, one for the entre
reconciliation OF the sections, the other
<or tho restoration OF honest Government,
sxere and would be irresistible.
News from all parts OF the State is most cheering
ats and Liberals confident OF victory in spite
N Federal influences and fraud in the registration Of ne