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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-27
FOR RENT

Farm 80 Acres, ITO IN Cultivation.
At this late season, this farm, Ii miles from KNOX
vlle is offered for account of accident TO the
person who had ranged 10 work it. II acres now in
timber and water. miles from railroad station. Rent
very low. r
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-27

This is the h8ndsomest street in the city, of the
best locations for either business houses for DIV ell
hinge; Property this street must advance scon and
rapidly in price, / am offering a few choice lots
at very low cash. or half cash and balance on
short time. Ths is one of the best investments on the
market
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-27
Coat Land.

1000 Of tho best Coal Land in the State. Easy
mining as the principal seam is oyer four feet thick
aud of the best quality aad is self dra ninR good op
pOrunties for ventat0n grade for tram track of
mile leads to the X. 4 o. R.R.
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Stare Timber.

5000 acres heavilS timbered with white oak md To-
Gated on river with great advantages for shipment.
Much of the land is level and fit for cultivation when
cleared. Price ouly 81 per acre.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-27

Send for the APRIL NUMBER of the
East Tennessee Real Estate Register.
Sent fee to any address on receipt of stamp. Con-
tans dissertations of hundreds of properties articles
about East Tennessee. &c. Will he ready April LIST.
CHARLES SEYMOUR.
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Marble Qu0rrN and Farm.

90 acres OF land, two miles from Knoxville. marble
quarry timber land, and Is acres good farming land,
small new frame house. the marble is of fine quality
and several varieties.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-27
Cotton Nh,

With lLrge amount of land adjoining fine water pow
houses for operatives, complete establishment, now
running and paying q profit. On account of special
reasons for selling, opportunts is offered for in
vestment. ..|
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-27
KING OF THE SOUTH, f"

being the best corn mill that has ever been got
ten up 1t has all of the very latest improve
ments.
SAW MILLS, CARRIAGES AND 81 MS,
furnished when desired. We can furnish the
Irons or Mills complete.
GEORGE BROWN,
GAY STREET, KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-27
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

Politics ana Pelitfeians-rhe Recent Move
in Erie-Tbe Era ef meferms-A Curfeas
ora Piaee-Thtngs I'm General.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-27

This farm contains about 700 acres 400 acres in fine
state Of cultivation the greater part of which is the
richest frstelass river 'ttom. remainde first class
upland Orchard of choice fruit trees apple, peach
and pear. Large fine brick house d all necessary
out buildings Three fine springs different portion
Of the land. This property is situate Cneh rivers
in Anderson county two IN les from Clinton
This s OF the most valuable farms for stock and
grain in East Tennessee. Price s3 0O onesxth cash.
balance in five equal payments with interest at six
per cent
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY
i Cart In the matter Of the Estate of Jo-
seplIilinsk deceased. On reading and FL
ingte petition CT Johanna 0linak If Gibson,
rcpisentinS among other things that Jo-
septHiinak, late OF Gibson in said County
on tie 80 day Of April, 4 D. 81 at Gibson.
die4 interstate, leaving goods, ehattels and
es,ae within this State, and tia. the said
petitioner is the widow Of said deceased, and
prsing that adm inistrstion OF said estate bs
q l,r granted, il is ordered that sail petit
tieibe heard before the Judge Of this Court,
90 Ionday. the 81 day Of June. \ d. 1872,
10 o'clock Il. ~, 1t my Office in said
putty. Ordered further, thst notice there
efsse given 10 the heirs Of 5 il deceased, ard
&C IL persons interested, hy publishing Il
cr,ty.cr This a-in- ror siIIrr -,Ivee~~i~. rraakS
p~ii;;. 70 said day Of hearing. in the Mauitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper published at
Aunitswoc Cc-Hty-
4'-3w ". W. WALDO, County Judge
Dated taa IA day of May, A. d 1872.
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G.rs. rresbytrria1 Church..

One of the most interesting days in the
history Of the above church was Sunday
last. The forenoon services were devoted
to the dedication Of the el,ice to the wor-
ship Of Almighty God, and the audience
room was decorated with flowers, etc, so
far as the season would permit. A brief
sketch Of the society, AMI the progress
made in the building of the ediice was
given, ana the dellcatory prayer offered
by the Rev c. 3. Stevens, and very in
tcresting sermon was preached b the Rev.
G. p. Nichols, Of Milwaukee.
The evening services were set apart for
the installation of the pastor, Rev. c. b.
Stevens, after the singing Of an appropri-
ate hymn, and the reading Of the lesson
from the sixth chapter Of ISAIAH, a sermon
was preached ~ the Rev. j. Post, D. D.,
Of Milwaukee,. The constitutional ques-
tons and installing prayer by the Rev Mr.
Nichols; the charge to the pastor was given
81 the Few c. W. Elliott Of Milwaukee.
and the charge to the people by the Rev.
John Patterson, Of Cato. The exercises
closed with the bcnediction by the pastor.
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Jones Library.

The following pew books have Just been
received by the Jones Library Associations
Clarence King; Travels in Arabia, edited
by Bayard Taylor; and the Widow Bedott
Papers.
The Board of Directors has decided to
keep the reading room open during the en-
tire day from o'clock a. N. to Q p. N.
Tbs arrangement takes place on Monday,
May 18th.
II will be a great convenience to the
reading public and especially to strangers
visiting our city, to find place where they
can drop in snd read the daily papers We
neei not remind our readers that the read
ing room is free to all
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GSituaVE

JONES-In Lake County, H., on the
9th INST, Willard Jones, at the age Of
81 years.
Deceased, who was brother of Mr..
Benjamin Jones of this city, was born in
i''', IN Greenfield, Saratoga county, New
York, and at the age Of 81 migrated TO the
y est and settle in Lake county, Illinois,
being one Of the first settlers in that now
thriving county. He wa a farmer in every
sense of the word, an aided much to the
increase Of the wealth If the state of he
adoption. He has lied full OF years, re
GREETED By all who knew him.
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The FcIisi, Catholic ChnrCh-Eettcr
from Rev. a Schubert.

from kSeF. \ Schubert.
Ksssrs. Kiyzinski, BONN, Stencil, etc,
Committee Of the Society Of the Polish
Catholic Church:
GESTLEMEN:-In your answer to
my letter, you had the impotence of re-
minding me Of my duties at home, "instead
Of mcddIing with your affairs Your
- affairs dont +~o,,hl, --a~,- ,,,,,ah.
since you have abused the name "Catho-
lie since you gave scandal b. ANNOUNCE
ing a ball publicly for the benefit of a
Cat401,c Church, considered it to be my
duty to let the public also know, that the
authorities Of the Catholic Church disar-
prove of such proceedings. All good prac-
ticGl Catholics agree with my behavior on
this point | had the satisfaction to
notice in the Northeastern, that your own
priest is Of the same opinion as myself.
You claim further, that l wanted to sup
press the building of your new Church.
Not at all, gentleman, build one or as many
as you need--but use honest and lawtul
means. Sweep away the dirt-away with
dances and drinking for the benefit of q
Catholic Church. Show yourselves as
practical Catholics first. before You COM
mence your answer" with the We the
Catholics and before you remind me OF
my duties.
/ A. SEuBERT, Catholic Priest.
{ MAPLE GROVE, April p, 1872.
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On Monday last there was a general
parade and inspection Of the fire depart
ont in full force. \ test of the hose was
made and found to be very defective. The
old hose should be replaced as soon as
possible. The hose-reel belonging to the
Badger Company was found to be in
ment of this city. The firamen were
very worn condition, and We would sug-
gest to the proper authorities that new
hose-cart be Immediately procured. The
fire department should be kept up to q
high standard of usefulness, as no one can
tell when their services may be needed.
We trust the matter viii receive the imue-
date attention of the Council.
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The tracklayers have recommended their
work, and are now laying iron in Outaga-
mic county the road being graded rs far
as the Fox River. Work is now being
driven on this road toward completion, and
the workmen are now engaged in building
5000 feet o dockage extending cas- from the
present depot in this city. At the round
house water-tank has been completed,
of the capacity of 10000 gallons, and
another is being constructed at the branch.
The schr. Onward passed Detroit on
the 9Th, and the Senator Blood on the eth,
both bound up with an aggregate of 1000
tons of iron for the 4. & n l.. Il. r.
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Spring Millinery,

Miss Maggie SeiiI, Eighth street, on
the South side, next the bridge, has just
received from New York, a large stock of
spring millinery, bonnets, etc, to which
she calls the attention Of the ladies of the
city and vicinity. Her stock is an extra
fine one, just suited to the wants of all.
Give her call and make your selections
Orders for millinery or hair work promptly
attended to.
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THE PILOT.
siyY Ago COUNTY MATTsRs
CIrf DIRECTORY
PoSt office.

ITFaGNA cue 'codfiHft - |'i''c-
paiyy-S.,urH. S,uts,-t-s.. sonth. Southwest.
Leaves ssaito zoe E-.ts al O'Clock g. IT. IN
arrives III ii .-u tine for the cars 70 fonl
I'd Lac Iif-e tsas- week Mcnfay, Neohlsd AZ.
mi f,r,,i.v tr z EHF IF NewtoLburg, AeeMc.
Espl-4- Navasrs Grove, to Sb"hol gan, and
tf-9e IN ] eeah -Fu3-.iay. III ur>d2y. and Sat
urday--.y ytv u Eo-tIeim, UIse, CensreviIle.
Nose e. T. ,arbasztE.
F-o-r Hanr.tvgac - Tw" Rivers. daily st s
o'clock D m, ani arrives at Msnitowoc at 7 o'cpcs
IT.
Tri-WeekIy-To Chiffon. Leaves Manito-
voc every Tuesday. THURSDAY, ard saturday an q
arrives al CLIFTON at p N.
Arrives at HanItowoc every Monday Wednes-
dsv and Fri IA 81 5 p N,
Tri-WeekIy-To Green BaY-yia Two
Rlvers-Leaves Manitowoc every Monday. We'd
nesday and Fricsy at m, and arrives al Green
Bay next day at 6 D N.
Arrives at Eanitowoc every Tuesday, THUR
day and SaturCav, at Z N.
Scmi-weckIy-To Eewaunee-yia Two
Rirers-Leaves hanuowoc, Monday. and Thurs
day at 5 N. and arrives at Magitowoc every
TUESDAY and FiGzy at m.
Weekiy-From Manitowoc 10 Menasha-
Leaves Msnitowoc every Friday ct n, aud ar
riyes at II N Sunday.
The sUer-l Post Oices OF Francis Creek. Prac
and RcsencraBs, get their mail every Saturday
lorenzo
Post once open for delivering letters from m
m
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New Law Firms.

Nessrs. Walker II Green, have entered
into partnership for TIE practice Of law
in this county. Mr.. c. II. Walker was
formerly connected with the firm of Walker
and White, but on Mr.. Whites retiring,
Mr.. Green took his place. Sec card in
another column.
Mr.. White, junior partner of the firm
of Walker 4 White, has associated with
him G. \. Forrest, Esq, and now form
the law firm of White & Forrest
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II iniSs, iSIEIEiUHSCT.
Port CO nanitowoc.

AHRIyED--MaT ?.
s'1-r G'ait-woc, Chic-go, sunl
Scar axe, Milwaukee tols coal, to-.
r--i i.u4-. -.li"aaksa. suF.i
SER. ,-o.ep ne. Miiw-ua-.. ,upi
70 Il ue Bel. CHIC. g, l 0G5 b. eoln
c-lr- IaeJoyssn, Cnic~so. .aLi
stulr Manitowoc, Cicago, sasd
Schr. Be ,ioe, Ei.wauAee, suGa
NAY 6.
stmr, shsooTsan, Chie4so sa
schr. Mariner, milwaukee, 70 brs Oi.ster. % iris
salt
Schr. Isaui, Frankfort
MAY /.
schr Anna ThO.ias. Mhaauzee, 1890 lbs iced
oEmr. Mantle soc. CLIc.-o, sand
ectr. Hanna Ely, Mmsaua-e
Sctr. TrAnsi', sl.ebc' gan. 80 5r.. land plaste7s
Scow Il -.rr MILWAUKEE,
Scnr. Z Ulndola, Aiia JuSee.
s,mr. She organ, Chiclz", sund
CLEARED-HAY l.
sehF. .rrinsr, AI4wauAes, 0JJ IN whcat. c,s
schr. siad "a, Milwaukee, 2s3O Uu wheat, ia
) Got. toes
scar Co Ella, Milwaukee. 81 cas- wood
Stmr. N aitawor. q icago sunG
Scnr- W -, aiissc.ee, : 90 u ~heet
schr LA, All1"aa2se. TO- costs, IS cls wood
NAY ).
Z. D a Ike 4
Sow 81 / Be +. E-c=g aba. suul
stmr. oIsSJIgat, Cll-a-o. sIni
NAY i.
Schr. Ben Moe, Ocoato, sund
Stmr. ii .uitO -oc. Clic 10, suui
MAY Z.
Stmr. 81 boy @an. C.ica~n. suaf
schr Magrne4, Mil sau%ee 400 OF wbss:, eos
.e,... Il r-4-.-,@r.- s1ni
Scar. An 4 Taoriae, tiINEuSee, $685. cedar pos,s
Stmr Ma li-oTrvc, CHICAGO sun
ochr. Ia I4a E,;y, 8iIIHauae., IS ID staye,.
schr Ira Il. III w2uke-. 10 CTS wood
scow HUI t-r. s.H Gukee. - n OK lunIcr.
Ser Esp 4dois, Mi.waulee 1900 cesar po.s
NAY :,
stmr. Sheboygln, Cnicagu. sund
Warning A. Lake Captais.a and Veg
esi GEE.CIl.
Capt. iEarwood, in Charge Of The harbor
improve nent at Buffalo, gives notice that
vessels tering ana leariu. Buffalo harbor
should ways round the northerly end of
the L. S. breakwatcr, which is completed.
If obi -cd to round the southcrly end
they she "a give it a vile berth, as there
will be more or less submerged work at
that poin from this time forth until the
work is finished. II is to be hoped that
captains AL vessel owners vii! heed TIL,
warming, designed to secure them from
damage, ana to advance TIE interest Of
commerce by lcngthcning tie breakwa,cr
as rapidly a. possible.
The captain warns nay;rators Of his in
tention to prosecute vigorously any parties
against whom there car be shown evidence
of having damaged Government l,arbor
work throl ii carelcssness or hced!essucss.
e. Clair Flats.
About . yar,is tIca the lower cn
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Passing on Eighth street yesterday al
ternoon on orr way to the Post Office, or
attention was attracted to the jewelry
store Of Mr. T. V. ScidL Just south Of the
bridge, on the west side of the street III
the wniow was revolving show-stanl,
handsomely cot up by Mr.. Seidl, who in
formed us that h" had quite nice stock Of
jcwclry, and fancy articles, besides clocks,
etc. Mr.. Seidl has the reputation of being
a good matchmaker and ieweler, and we
would advise all who need repairs to their
watches or jewery, to give him call
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An empty bottle was found in front of a
business room. 1t had been thrown there
by young man who had lately purchased
a bottle of that fins perfumery al the Man
itowoc Drug Store. ~
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I : se'd We I'g'' upon adv c. so en-
tirely soitoa . e"r gas,;cu'ar case. We
- lops the Ladies VIII ponder well over
these words Of wisdom, ana act accord
incly. lis cur iast chance for welded
bli*s:
NARY healthy mar. cspecially
fat man, round Ike a pumpkin; but
don't marry gossipl man (unless be Is s
reporter or an editor, who is forced rrofeS-
sionally to be rossiprerl.
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EDITORIAL NoTlCES are so common that
it is almost impossible for an editor TO
express his honest opinion of the merits of
any article without being suspected Of in
terested motives This fact, however, shall
not deter US from saving what we think of
a new addition to the Materia Meiica to
which our attention has been recently di-
rectcd We refer to pr. J. Walker
California Vinegar BitterS, Il remedy which
is making its way into more families Just
now than al The other advertised med
icines put together. There seems to be no
question about the potency of It's tonic and
Alternative properties, while 1t possesses the
great negative recommendations of contain
| ing neither alcohol nor mineral poison.
/ That it is specific for Indigestion, Bill
/ iouSne>s, Constipation, and many CON-
rlaints of nervous origin, we have reason TO
know; and we are assured on good author
/ ity that IS ii general invigarant rac-
ulating uu3 purifying medicine, il ha: "a
,ual L stated tha5 it. Ingredients.
/ o. saincl ssam the willis Of at!taru'a-
are new - tho mc,iral wag3i; and il,
4 extraordinary yt:ayt eartaln.e w@rrar5 tae
conclusion that Il = ea.a.9un3 q agent.
hitherto unknown II popularity is an,
criterion, there can " no doabt Of In,
efficiency Of tie Vinegar Bitters, for tn,
sale Of the article j. immense ana cnntin
ralIy increasing, 32-4v
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school Exhibition.

There VIII be an exhibition given by the
scholars attached to the day school of the
the Sisters of st. Francis. We trust they
will be largely patronized. See advertise
ment
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70 be no quorum present, when the boart
adjourned till p N.
3 P. n.-All the numbers present excep
\. Stahl, Of the town of Eaton.
As the names Of members were called
p c,Shea responded for the town of Ea
ton, and presented copy of resolution o
Town Board, appointing him County Su
rarvIsor in place of Anton Stahl, resigned
which resolution was signed +" Anton s.e.LI
! Chairman and by the other two super
I visors. Some discussion was had as to IT,
Legality of this appointment, and the
matter was finally referred to the District
/ Attorney, who asked for time, and was
made the special order for 10 a. m. the
next day. After several Intellectual at
tempts to adjourn further proceedings till
the next day, the Board proceeded to an
informal ballot for Chairman.
The Chair announced the result as fol.
lows: IL F. Hubbard, -; G. Daimler, 8:
E. Conway, blank l. Formal ballot as
follows: Ii. F. Hubbard, 10; g. DAIMLER, 9.
Mr.. Hubbard was declared elected, and
took the chair.
On motion of G. DAIMLER, the Chair was
requested to prepare the names of members
TO compose the several standing commit
tees, and report to the Board the next
morning for approval. Whereupon the
Board adjourned till a. M. the next day.
Tuesday, April 80, a. m. Board met.
Present ii. Z. Hubbard, Chairman, and
all the members except the one from Eaton
At 10 a. N. the question of admitting
p. O'Shea to cast the vote of the town Of
Eaton being the special order, after hear
ing the District Attorneys opinion to the
effect that Mr.. O'Shea was not entitled to a
seat, the Chairman announced the stand
ing committees, as follows:
assessment and FiHaace-E. J. Small
ley, John Mills, John Barth, T. A. Bean,
?. I. Stoker, Boyar Almonds, B. Wilkens.
Ciaims-Edw. Conway, j. Ohm II. Bohne,
Vim. Robinson, Fred. Yogel, \. l Gil
bert.
Poor-G. DAIMLER Patrick Malloy, L
P. Nichols, A. F. Dumke
Representatives.. Schmidt, Benz.
Birdaall, John Touhey
Roady and Bridqes-N. I. Gilbert, Ed
ward Regan, Anton Stahl.
EIectionY-Wm Robinson, T. 4. Bean,
John MIL
RaHrocds-E. Conway, f. j. smalley,
Fred Schmidt.
Assessmea-G Daimler, p. 7. Stoker,
VIM Iisoh.
Resolution to appropriate 525 to r. Don
ovan for extra seryiccs-aycs -; noes Q.
The Board, by resolution, added one
member to Committee on Assessment and
Finance, Gas given above) after which the
committees as prepared by the Chair, were
almost unanimously adopted.
f. j. Smalley offered the following roso-
Luton, which was on motion Of p. 7. Sto-
kor, laid on the table:
TcS9yro1 That tho Chair or-,a:,,t, oo.,,
m.ttee of three to draft resolutions express
I've l , 81 the sense OF this Board IN reference
-. ,'''',' ~ !" J, ,',S'SsotS'
-lo' 60 '',''' l''e ''''' 10 DC passed uToh
., ~, session. oe reSF'eted 70 those OF the
'-oHS
wv Co., 49,, ' ''' :. ,"'
l,.-.y,.. y '''''0 ~ LUIGI - - ''''
-.
;, a,.l,a.;~. ;,,.,....s-' W ''->''
call n,o, .,,o oo:aan, e ~ .N1,I.1 =
>~,,.I.'' - .. , " INV i't'o'0" .
- - ''i4 " VIC" "
III the elections OF officers OF said Company.
carried.
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Home %En-eIn Sewing Machine

If you would save money, aud secure the
lightcst running Lock >litch Machine, buy
the Homo Shuttle. Il may be seen at
Ransch .iewelry tore, York street, near
Eighth. Price SO
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AEfTETfES

Mantle voc Lodge No. G5. 4. F. & \. NJ N reefs
frs, and third Wednesday in ca h month. J.
Patchen W. N; II. d. sualley Il. s.; IT, Rand. +.
ChcKerming Lode. No. Sd O. o. F.-meets
every Tuesdal evening. F 4 Bean, Y. G.: j. ".
e. LangworrLy, V. q; Il. d. smart, II. 5; !. A.
Stone. T.
Manitoa &C Lodge. No 1877. o. o. F-meets
every "Wednesday cvenIrg. John BGcLer. y. g;
Al5ertGreye, V. G.; August Duno~, K. =; c. A
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PtIs.. Gray and Foster

Are offering the highest cash prices for
farmers produce or an kinds, g.
wheat, rye, barley, oats, butter, hay,
peas, etc, and offer for sale, at the low
est cash prices, -four, feed, corn meal and
produce generally. Their warehouses and
docks are at the foot of Ninth street.
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RIDERS new boot and shoe store on the
North side near the bridge, is the only
place in the city where can be found full
assortment.
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DoN'r fail to examine the fine stock Of
boots and shoes at Ryder's before buying
elsewhere.
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Notice..

The undersigned having given notice
some two months since through the col
umns of the PyLoT, to his late customers to
call and settle Immediately. Whereas very
little attention has been paid to said notice,
| hereby notify all who are indebted to me,
by note, book-account, or otherwise. they
must give this notice their immediate atten-
ton if they wish to save costs.
PETER HANSON.
MIsuIC TT, May lst 1872. 1925
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CITY GGycrnna enf.

Mayor, Chds. Luiing.
Clerk. .oscph RANKIN.
Treasurer, A. NJ Richter.
Police Justice. Don. a. Shove.
Attorney, G. A. Forest
Marshal, Jacob dalverson.
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County Officers.

Sheriff. A WIttenberg.
Clerk o. the Court A. P.enlnz.
REGISTER Of Deeds. John Franz.
County Clerk. q. " Burnet.
County Treasurer, G Even.
County Judge, W ". Waldo.
Suot. OF Schools, Michael kIrvsn
Chairman Board Of SUPERVISORS, Il. L. Hubb Td.
Dist AttnrnHv T. Il Treat
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-09

THE finest assortment of ladies' AMI
misses slippers in the city can be found
at Ryder's.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-09

A LARGE stock Of women and
misses cloth shoes and CATERS at Ryder ;.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-09

For teas of the best quality, and most
exquisite flavor, so to the Manitowoc drug
store. lS-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-09
Comfy CLERKS Office

NANITCwoC. May 3. tsp
List OF Certificates reoeers?. Il lie of1-s O
County Clerk during the nlo1tl o. Ao-!. 1872, net
r,t.u OF. on tie l.. Day Of Ma, i51a:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-09

Those wishing 10 secure bargains should
call ~ the Hanitovoc pru- Sore II