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ELECTIONS TO-MORROW
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1872.
Corrected Lists Of Candidates for Presidential,
Congressional, State and Other Offices.
Revised List Of Candidates for the
New York Assembly.

Following win be found lists OF the candidates for
President as well as Congressional ana state
0lcers to be elected In the several States OF the
Union tomorrow, November 8. The elections
occur In each State ON the same day, with the ex-
ceptton OF the States OF Texas and louisiana In
Texas the voting win be continued four days. The
election for Congressmen, however, does not take
place until November 90 In Louisiana the election
for State on1cers as well as President will take
place to-day, November 4. In Connecticut the
election for members OF the Forty-third Congress
does not take place until next Spring, but special
election is to be held tomorrow in one OF the dis
tricts to MI vacancy. The election for delegate
60 Congress from the District OF Columbia takes
place November 81. Arizona Territory elects q
delegate TO Congress on the 8th instant.
Those names to which an asterisk C) is afixed
are present incumbents OF those of1ces to which
they have been renominated. The letters 'Dn
and IL" on the opposition tickets refer to democrat
and liberal republican.
Candidates for Presidency OF tho United
States for Four Years from the 4th or
March. 1879.
The Presidential Electoral College consis in the
aggregate OF 357 members; necessary for q choice,
170. The State colleges vote respectively, and
special messenger is sent with the result to Wash
ington, where Congress counts the votes and pro-
claims the result.
NAMES OF cANDlDArrs
Vice fSesidsns- ns-Hsnry T i Wilson, Of % Massachusctts
pre.,den.-Hor.ce oreslsy. SslRS;.'ss" oi New York.
Vice President- BE amin Graft Brown, Of Missouri
.ss5yesa DeSfpseSf cf New York
Vice President-John Quincy Adams, OF Massachusetts,
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IH6 IeXHs eIecCIUH fuHs tuIOugH lUur uHyB-5Cn
to Sth, inclusive-and all votes in each county
to be poled at the county seat. The present Con-
gress legalized the extension OF time as regards
voting for Presidential electors. Two constitu-
tional propositions will also be voted upon In
Texas:-1. To permanently locate the capital at o
place having the most votes 2. To limit and de-
fne the power Of the Legislature in making land
grants.
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Massachusetts.

Governor-William N. Ferry.
Lieutenant Governor-Charlcs Woodruff.
Congress, First district-Lester r. Brown.
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Louisiana.
TElection-Monday, Nov. Al
BY special act Of Congress the people of Louis
lana vote for Presidential Electors on the day Of
their State election. a,
saf 9MF aaasE STATE OFFICERS. = 1..a 81 II
Governor ......w. Pitt Kellogg John r McEnery.
1t Governor Cesar Antoine cD Davidson b. Penn.
CoNGREssMRN.
At large .P. b. 8. Pinchback COB. Geo. A. Sheridan.
III. Hale sypbers ........ Hugh J. Campbell Lib.
2-Lionel A. heldon. ;. Randall 1. Gibson Dem.
3-Charles b. DaEralLs.......Wmh Moulton.
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TILDEN TALKS.
Tho Great Rciormcr's Views Of Francis Herman
in Connection with the Reform Movement.

The City FraudA Charles 0'Conor and the Reli.
gious Question Discuued-The Spirit Of Ma
tive Americanism and tn Antagonim
to the Best Interests Of the Country.
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Rhode Islamd.
CONGRRssnEN. Y
EAst-Benj. T. Eames~ ...... Thomas Davis.
West-James n. Pcndletons.. George II. Browne.
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suPERsERv1cE IN THE OLD DOMINION.
NORFOLK, Va.

NORFOLK, W., NOV. ., 1877.
Two Of the Supervisors Of Election In this city,
appointed by the Chief Supervisor OF the State,
have been removed for no apparent cause by Judge
This is looked upon as great outrage upon our
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Congressman in First district 70 m vacancy caused by
the death of Mr.. julius L. Strong.
]. r. Hawley ey.................W. w. Eaton.
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Wisconsin.


CONGRESS-
O. B. McFadden. .......... .Selucius Gardeld.s
The people OF the State vote upon constitu.
tional proposition to enlarge the Supreme Court,
adding two Justices
States not included In the above vote for Presi
dental electors only.
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DE. ~. OHM.

Chicago, formerly OF this pa.eJ will visit Ottawa at Cliff
on Hotel, the first Tuesday OF each month"; for treating all
diseases Of the Eye and Ear surcay otherwise Opera
tons for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids, closure of the
ar Duct strasshyoms and the removal fumors
morbid growths of every description. Artificial eyes and
en drums inserted without pain previou eraon
ular eyeds, the mos frequent dease in tie ,re, Ndlcaly ind
permanently cured.
From his long experience in treating diseases Of Eye
and Ear he feels confident in stating that he can nearly
very case Chronic diseases also treaed Consultation
December 10th lS0-tt
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- t. IEvi~c-ator, r..v-r Co-2-gtgz
md L2ood lGc1ovGto-' is superior to all the
I3i:-cI'9, L,Zz,-l-s, Co-2.a-s C-tl ga-sos
E0r-i.cs in TIC. 1t is 90 adapted to tho whole
syserl that cvcrr o-~an and function n Tho ,oiy ;g
brought under its celebrating influence. It gives
tone and Gt-crg to t-,o G,~c-tiyc c~-
p2-'ct,,9, C;s-cZs I.nC-oro-,, c-c-,.--ty,
inviGorote9 TO Liycr, regulates t,,c
Kidneys and T2oWc.c, removes the effect Of
excess or ovor;a@at.on Of any kind ard gives ".
tn'sty and T,"-,-cs1 10 t-.o Blood.
Its curative powers alter and completely reorgan-
izo tho entire mass Of fluids aud even tho solids Of
the human system, thereby preventing and curing
Dyspcptic and CoIssuEnrtiVo Eyr0D-
toms, Fever and Agye, Bilious D:scaD.
es, Fever6 OF nIl kinds, Nervous DcbU-
2ty, Affection or tcc Gt0r,acll and
Bowels, etc 40 a mild and delightful Inyigo-
rant for delicate females, tlasno superior.
BY its use new life and vigor is given to both body
and mind, sendinga glow of vitality through every
part, which is permanent and lasting.
It's the most CT .ctual remedy for the relief O.
human suffering discovered, and as pleasant to
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FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.

Business generally has been dull and quiet
urin- the week. The receipts of gram have
shout ceased, tie farLiers all being engaged in
gathering the corn crop.
IL money matters there is little change to note
and the market rules close, and only tho regular
customers at the banks are accommodated at the
usual rates.
In Chicago the market is reported about the
same as last week. Money is in good demand.
The principal demand comes from the packing
h ouses, The rates fer money vary from 10 per
p er ct. sn2um to ~ per cent. per month.
God has been active and firm during the
week, The prices have fuctuated between 1l2}a
to 1888, and closes weak in New York 1t 1881.
The government sold s.. 100000 gold and bought
same amount Of bonds according to the schedule
adopted at the mencement of the month.
Government bonds have been in good demand
and prices appreciated little during the week.
Ravens, iroKinlay u Co. furnish che following
Ottawa Quotatl.. -:
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Throat Lungs and Chest Diseases Catarh Asthma Liver
and Kidney complaints, Nervous and General Debility RI
matism, Paralysis Lpepc Fits, also all diseases peculiar
Females, are treated with marked success Con umpon
cured apparently hopeless cases All diseases OF the skin
and Blood Eyes aud Ears ndiscretons of youth, radically
cured Sale, sure and speedy of diseases and
malades consde'e hopeless Dr. ake has peer in the
treatment OF chronic complaints His remedies cUled
from the choicest roots and herbs; used Golden
opinions from the Press; handsome encoiums promi
nent whom he has cured reads the and
cause OF disease like an open book 81 Charges moderate
onsultation free.
TEsTIMoNIALs.Tbe Western Raa speaks of DR.. Dake as
OF the most successful physicians The o. s. move
II DIR. Dake's next visit comes Friday Nov. I'D.
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The Markets.

The rapid advance in frcights as navigation
draws towards close has materially checked
operations IN al kinds Of grain, and prices ten
downward. Wheat is hard to carry corn
dull, g., Castle are quite dull, and hogs and
sheep uhch uged
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|'cw EOYW market.

sew WORK market.
New York, Nov. IA.
Nhcaf-'liue srrtyg &154
Rye-Sso Tor western
Osts--..J 4, =, cts, .gr western.
Corn--MfN5a western C3l5GG4c.
Lard--S$5 oSiE rents.
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Me- l.. ,sle street.
Ottawa, Nov. Is, 1872.
Our narke. is st ady, and prices continue
about Jhe lAe as Tor the last two weeks. No
dressed pork cornip.', so that we can make no
quotations. Bus ess quiet. We quote:
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HOt so AND LOT FOR SALE
Two Story Brick House. on Madison street, north Of
/. W. thteYCr. T. q. WIN be sold cheap Enquire VI Mrs
Margaret ~ Wagner door east OF Trasks evelry store
pu airs, or HARRIS KELLOGG
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SMALL t'A u NJ, choice land. near usc dam, Al only
~ HARRIS 4 KELLOGG,
Zeal Estate k0teees
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Nifa.Nn Ili,nlnsaie nEarke1
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exported b !IALL BROS. Wholesale and Retail Crocers
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NUMBER OF ENTRIES
GREELEY AND BROWN.
H1ass Meeting at farmer
Hall.
Opening Of the Campaign il Mantle
VICE County.

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Ca.,,.r.,: mise no.,..lv ~ bou,. an vs, r....
q,..,.fy .r,,'aY1ol.
Mr. W.;l;,ms nett a.,,lrcsscl Tho onaf
oa.o i, t,r,',.l in ? snao.h oc n,ar,,r.r
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.,..-. go. tally cr,.,i.a l.a .,'.;minr =.
o,.ry d, H. knows. that H.. one only MIA,
i,.,no.a,a apon who. u. 3arsy vas or..rn
ig.I va> i,.,.sih,y to the extension Of saw
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TAN NOTICE,
COUNTY CLERKS or--cs.
d. abitJwoc, ausus: s 1872 !

habitJvoc ausus: s ls.2i
All PERSONS IL :erested hereby notified rha,
tie fo'lo~ ing tracts nd parce.s OF land tItv and
y,,rge Lots iyIng an beng situated il the Conn
fy Of MAJ iicwo anJi State of Wisconsin --e-.
.oid f0r the taxes due and unpaiI thereon ,o- fss
wear 1853 on the second Tu=sdsy beIIs ~ tent,
Iay OF NAV 1s1G Now. therefore. unless Ihf
amount OF taxes I'erest. ana costs set ono
I, q several tracts =nd pafc.4s uI ! ~ 3 City md
v,Ii. 'as- -h.il be oaid on ari before ti,c fep.t
lay OF N..v. ISIS. the same u IN =. transferred ~
the burer tr al her assigns according A.. ,ha
IN m sucl cIse made ana provit.a
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Steamboat Time Table.


Tho sidH-whrei steamers Na-i'o-o~ a~d Sfa.
hoF"an sl leave every morning. fSurdsTs *
centca) ~ - O'Clock; Sat-- las boat i-Hv"s n
r. Cpinr Nor-i. Saturdays arat ZOOS thron.t
t. Two Creefs. KENaEuca sud th1nuCa-
T o uurer-cabi' ste1nRTs Ocorio. II. JCzepa,
ant TrCCs"sH VII arrive and depar. from iaai-
tGwuC ~ fOi'Ows:
COM S0r'r-Leavcs every Monday, Wedues3d-s
and a'urrav u ahaut =. n.
GrlrC NorfH-Lervrs every IUcsfaf, THURSDAY
] y TooxEs. A~ent.
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IN rEGBi COUNTY
tourt- In the matter Of the estate OF
Wilhclmine kau;z deceased On reading and
filing tic petition IF Louisa rehn of said
County. representing AMONG o.hes ibiE.s
t!la, Ni'fa'Miaa kaatz, late 81 said Ca,satY ~
the Isl !ay If ATril. 4. y. 1872. a. ta,6a,
in said capaig, died intestate, isas.ns ge",s.
chattel- ~. s2tste within this sta.s as Niss
cca>i... &ai that the said II il;epes 10 t;,e
neither e s-:, deceased. and praying that
administrator Of said estate be 10 Michael
Ia'z granted. it i ordered that said petition
Is heard before tie Judge Of this Court. or
Ncnisr the Iith day OF October. \. d. 1879.
At ~ o'clock A Nj. at my ofice in .aid
county
Ordered further. that rot;ee thereof Re
given 10 the heirs of said deceased. and to
al persons interested, by publishing Il copy
If ihis order fer three successive eeks nor
70 saii day Of bearing in &c Nsnitowec
PlL"r, . weekly newspaper published Mt
. Manitovoc. ia said Comfy.
Dated at Mani.owoe the 18th day Of SeTt..
4. u. 1872. ". ". WALDO.
H q. & ". J TUENER, Co Judge
Attorneys. li-S-SE
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cTATE or WISCONSIN, ,f,N,Towor

S'TATE or WlSCCNsIN. NANIT0W0C
, Connfy Circuit Court ilcm1n v
Tucker ag'iHst Mary c Tucker aud Phehe
E Sii-l-SHmmoa. for reiief-corn- scFEed
Il he State Of iSceusiE tothe above named
aud defendants Yea are hereby suH moEed
ard required 10 answer lie complaint in tlis
action. copy Of Which j. herewith scrred
upon yc,r. and 10 serve copy Of year an
swer to tho said complaint On tie subscribers
At tsciF Office, in the CIV ard County Of
ManifavGc anil State If Wisconsin, within
twenty DAYS aft,r tie service 81 this sum-
mons en- you. exclusive of the LAY Of such
service; aud if you f.il to ausy ct the lid
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action vii apply 10 the Ccurt
for relief demanded in the Complaint.
Dated ArTii 10th, 1872.
WiIEER /. GLEN, Pltf's -it'y.
TAKE N"rr~E. = n tie complaint n this
action IS fled "a The ,f.c. Of TAG Eicrs 9: TIE
Circuit Ceau f.. lan,.or5e e.Hnty, sept.
Ssh. 1872
! WALhER / GBEES, PI'ta-s -tt'y.
/ ii7Gs
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Best roll butter Mrs. K Weeman
I'd do DO DO Ava Smith
DO 3 eheesns do A Scholten
do jar pickles do L sherman
do sampl. salt rising bread DO John Gould
81 do do do do Ava Smith
do do re bread DO do
do Do jelly cake do L R Smith
10 double farm harness II Schmiedecke
do do carriage do do
do display Of printing Otto Tremel
HoUsEHoLD MASuF.cTuKE.
Best pair of blankets Mrs. McAllister
do . yls woolen cloth do noueet
do rag Garnet do pouce:
81 do DO 30 Lovely
Bes. hearth rug Mrs Farnswcrth
do pair WOODEN stockings do Jackson
do do socss do P Lovely
do do mittens do Hogan
do DO cotton stockings Minnie Bleser
do work bag Mrs Jackson
10 comfort do b Peck
10 patchwork quilt do II Gibson
81 best patch work quilt Mrs Sherman
Best log cabin quilt Miss George Thombs
do worsted embroidered slippers Mrs I c
Slove
Best einl roiIcry George Thombs
do infant robe Mrs Rand
do needle work Miss Eliza Franz
d1 ottoman COVER Minnie Blescr
DO worstei work Miss Annon
DO crojchet edging Mrs Seegcr
do tatten Miss Lueps
do crotchct lilly do do
do lamp mat Mary 4 Carroll
do bead work Miss Eliza Franz
PAINTING.
Best portrait Miss Amalie R,rsch
do Photograph do do dc
do 10 pencil drawing Julius Kern
do specimen business writing NJ G oldsten
do equcstr;anism by lady Miss Brown
do sewing machine, (Victor) Murphy &
DO DO 10 work, Murphy & Smart
SPECIAL ENTRIES
Estey orgln diplomat Mr.. Dale
Knitted quilt Mrs Sherman
Woven quilt Mrs. Hogan
Wall paper Geo. " Feehtcr
The Examining Committees recommend
that special premiums be awarded to Mrs.
Meyers for superior worsted work, and also
to Masters Otto Iuttlcman and VA. kempcr
ror superior skill in pencil drawings. Also
to Miss Anna Easton for superior specimens
of portrait painting.
TR6TTING.
LIST PRO, horse owned by Ira Clark
I'll do do Eph Haywood
81 do do Albert Becker
The prcmimhs will be paid by 7 c Shove,
Banker.
NUMBER OF ENTRIES
90 first class horses, 10 first class cattle
u long wool sheep, 8 hogs, 3 poultry. 5
farm implements, ; second class horses, 3
.econd class cattle, 8 middle wool sheep, 5
manufactures, q grain and
seeds, IS fruit aud flowers, rs pantry ard
kitchen . leather and harness work, ]
printing - household manufactures. ]
eqVcstri1ni~m, l3 painting. special entries.
Tac receipts arc sufficient to cover ali
premiums anil thor cyuouSpS
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

The fourth annual fair of the Manitowoc
County Agricultural Society, was held on
the grounds of the Society on Thursday
and Friday Of last week. If the receipts
are criterion Of success, this exhibition
bears marked contrast with former exhi-
billions. There was a marked scarcity OF
farm products, vet what was exhibited has
scarcely ever been excelIed in the county.
The exhibition of samples of potatoes was
good, in fact, could not be excelled.
In the stock department. there was a
good show, but was no. mp TO what the
county can show if oar farmers would only
have the pluck to bring them forward.
Mr.. james Taugher, of the town of Liber
ty, had on exhibition thoroughbred
short-horn Durham white bull; weight,
1850 lbs: % months Old. Last year at the
county fair lie weighed l.2lj; calved June
-, 1879; brel By 4. Kershaw, Wine, Du-
Page county, III. II. Malhoiland,
of Meme, had pen of his celebrated
hogs, vhich attracted universal attention.
There were also several pens ofcho:ce sheep,
and some choice stations and brood mares.
John O'Eiearn, Of Maple Grove, had on
exhibition the banlsomest specimen Of
horScGcsh we have ever seen: 1t was a FLY,
only l year old.
The exhibition of frnits were better than
last year, though not n good as might have
been, had producers taken an interest in
the fair. In fruits HTr. VIM. Robinson. Of
kossuth, had no less than % different va
risties, among which may he mentioned :
kinds Of russete. some Rhode Island green
ings. AMI an especially handsome apple,
which is called Tic ''Strawberry Apple"
Ii. Mu!holland, of Mecme, had the larg-
est variety Of plums, some Of them being
nearly as large a- q cood-sized peach.
Jacob Lueps had on exhibition 10 varic-
lies Of pears, Of plums, and three OF
grapes.
In the fire art anil fancy work depart
lncnt, there was good show. The fol-
lowing are worthy RI special mention:
\ handsome censrc-tajlc, beautifully
carved. all Of italian marble, tie work of
Mr.. John Ncnllik.
The students Of Goll<tein's drawing
schoo! lad scmo Of their work on exhibition.
That which attracted most attention, was
pencil drawing, executed by Julius
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Thankful for the patronaee
upon me, | request . coA,.nr 4
also recommend Ile 10 You4
1nv earnest endcavQr 10 ie-
frst-class goods at lie icwcst
my business. lS-F'y
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