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ysGSEEAST 'sAas4DssESG FSEA Il
Nk i.-hraen Sth street, south end OF bridge
The railorus department is complete, and contains
large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gent
furn fishing goods constantly Oh hand- Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere 1921
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SECAv MGAina-

ON the LIST day of November 1872 came il 70 the an
closure Of the undersigned, One Steer red viii
white stripe along the back, age about eighteei
months. The owner is requested 70 prove Er6uarty
pay Charges snd take ihe away.
PETER S1ARyO
.S-tt MI -
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CAUTION.

= lTlCE Is hereby gwen, that the undersigned has
: iost a note payable 70 Peter Chrstenson due in
the month OF November l5T2, for 5000 and interest
which note has been fnlly paid, November qth IS72
All persons arc therefore cautioned to negotfate the
said note. il being entirely worthless
S33t* STEPHEN OLSON
Oslo P. O.. Manitowoc Comfy, Via, Nov Is. ls7a
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III yLEs SLEEPER,

rEAxiyItbS SARLE TAILOR. has re-
r 1r,ysa 10 BuiYalo street. 2 doors vest or Rand
SIR, All w.srk warranted veil done aud to At.
Hsnitovoc, Nor. 80 1872. lS-SS-
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Taken I'm.

4 lASIE iato my enclosure in the town Of Maaito-
" voc see. 8, on the I'D of November 1872 - YEAR
ling heter OF red and wLit color The owner is re-
qussied 20 prove property pay charges and teke ths
same away T0RGER X, JouESkUD
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81. 4. IL BES.sSTs

JTDTSE. SHIN AND NAkNk A~E
Paintor, Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
iii south side Offers his service TO ths Citizens
Il this City in the above branches at the most re-
sonabs rates.
Nauitowoc june lith 1872.
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=. S.f.TEs EEz O.F,

SyASUFA and Dealer tH
vi Boots, shoes, Leather, &c. &c. Shop on buhato
street, the coraer of Eighth. Repairing nes'iy
and promptly executed
t1fr nhar %. 1868.
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E. IA ERR,

WORK street. t.NanifowOc. wis. Deal erS
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass wars Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
FSpsr Ltnginxs Hats and Caps Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, KeroseRs Oil and
Issps &c SC. 1 shave Of pIbic patl onaEo IS soli-
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Th ii.slth OF the King of Spain 10 improving.
The crisis in France still Ccotinues.
Riotous demonstrations anticipated in Rome.
Gales continue in the English Channel
In France the Address Committee has reported
against reply to President rhier's message.
a motion wls nlads in the italian Parliament to
oensure the Government.
An Egyptian expedition has besn sent TO cooperate
with DR. Livingstone.
Senor Zo-TIlla has made statement of the Of
affairs in the Provinces Of spain.
numerous marine disasters are reported from Eng
Th. Counties Reform bill Lar been Passed bv the
Lower House OF the Prussian Landtsg.
Republican insurgents have been defeated il vari-
parts Of Spain.
s:gnor Yisconti-E has defeated the foreign
policy OF she italian Government.
The position Of II Theirs government in regard
to ministerial responsibility has bean adopted hy the
National Assembly.
The British Parliament has bsen Rrorogusd &c
Feb
King Amadess is convalesceat.
PARIS. Dec "A long Cabinet counsel was had
Yesterday, and fhiers finally agreed to resin in the
Presidency nthe Ministers would Withdraw their
res sgnations, ,snd the latter consented 30 do
HOME NEws.
The Gotten crop Of the United stetes amounts to
Paynlast4r Hodge hes bosn parioned by the Presi-
da3t
Gen Mcdowell has been appointed TO succeed tho
late IajerG Meade
The Massachusetts, Legislature is considering a
new insurance law.
President Grsnt announces that his forthconling
message viii foreshsdow any change of policy.
The alleged Western diamond fields proHouIc-
ed fraud by geological experts
Eightiives were lost by q shipwreck OF Lake On
.aro.
The Lackawanna Valley House at Scranton, Pa,
was bnrued.
Three men were killed and two fatally injured by
she caress explosion of blast at Oss aundrsdand-
| forty ff.h-st and SeEeath ave. New York.
Committee has b<sr appointed to Investigate the
diamond frauds.
Nsyisa.ion O the lakes is irnpeded by ice.
Rival Legislatures are in session in Alabama.
The sora has cost considerable damage 70 shipping
on the lakes and cosst
sero,s railroad aceident occurred On the Syria
cuse and BinghsntoE RsiIrosd.
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X R.4.F.CEB.

TEwEJER ani Photographic. &st
- kinds cf work in the lins of my business prompt.
II attended TO- and warranted to give satisfaction.
havs list received 4 Wag ornsbeys Multiplying
CAMERA oSSGURA, with which l can take Small
pictures of tho Aest order for dollar per do2sa
spbotographs taken Of all sizes Albums aad Frames
auStaGtlT on hand. York Street. lS-sti
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GTST.IJs FEFEs2S.
SxTAysaxss sKER and JEWEIEH. o

w fers his services tor repairing All hind- OF
C{acky aui watches. Has hne and well selected
as-crtI .ut the latsst and best styles OF CLOCKS
AercAn English aud Swiss Watches as Also OF GOLD
aud Plated J Javrclry st his Brick Store on sth
freet South side door south of kroTaer's Mani
oror o-ly
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FRED CIR US,

nRSCFYCSr. FURIEx, Keeps CON
stanty on lAno he largest and best a'sortnen N ~
Of hars AMI caps OF the iates. AtVies, At le =
t'Dt0 piiSss, "i.' o. ~ SS'7 16-T
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FRED SEEGER, +,

OFFERS TO his risny friends ant TN e
~ public generally, CHOICE selection OF frcSh
Meats salt Pork and Beet, Snoked Beef aud Hains,
Shoulder S,;lsaye, TaiIow aud Lard at the lowest
- S,r,-,t m ro,o,,ercisl Street S-Iy
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D1 A. !. rAfCIIEN, Dentist. OH C 9
il, Shsr nla'+ building, Sth Street,
Msntowoc Wis.
~ EsetI extraeted without pain.
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s1sSEP.E SY.UES.
CEF gsEES ESnY~ER.

NEAI.ERaa stoves: Tin, Sheet Iron
and C,pper,yare manufacturer. All kinds o
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune VI
ar lily
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also gives, IN tGo coursa Of year, three four Of
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re ED. SCFsFs fE EEs,

HSEAT Narket.--zRayinE purcnHseo
iya the business of Vim. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand tho choicest meats at the
ewest rates share of public patronage solicited
1917
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BORE PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

There are some Pacific Railroad Com
panles which desire to get the right of
way through Indian Territory with a
steal Of lands. Then there are several
Companies which desire government aid
TO enable them to make connection with
similar enterprises developing in Mexico.
hear also that the Union Pacific is in
a very feeble condition, and proposes
asking additional aid The Bayfield, and
St. Crolx road i'll Wisconsin and Mime
sofa will also make another effort for
life
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DE.g'TESTR

sTnifed States Assistant ASSESSOR
u 0 ice on 9th Street, over First National Bank
Eauitowoc Wisconsin. 1s-131y
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ED, MAERKLTW,

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GHAS. III. WHITE

COUNTY SURVEYOR, Onice over
~ o. Torriso4's Store; the Bridge.
MlnitoSoc WISCONSIN,. lo-oo
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III. gOaAEEx.. .W. I'd.

nRzYS&stsAS and Surgeon. fender
his professional services the people al the City
aHd coauty of ManitoWoc. Office over j. A. koehler 3
afara
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r. SCHrETZ s. co.

EySvUF ASO EEALERS
IsE ig Lsath-t Hides Shoe Findings, Betting c. al
slzes coCsts.a:iy hand at Milwaukee prices. Usf
Ratlnr i N 10 OF rIss best tsnned Leather 0ics,
On Sth strs-t, Sutb sis, door north u Williams
House Maurovoc- Wis.
So Cssh paid for IFI1sS. SStrs, I@iioS and Bs k--5
1873
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sobs for s.e Next Congress.
Washington Correspondence Philsdsiphi. Star.
L IL

! Washington Correspondence PhiIsasiphis Star.
! Some reform in the laws governing oul
ship building interests will be earnestly
| trade and revenue reform Interests
against the high protective tariff men.
Their cry is. I'VE want relief from the
men who viii not let US build our ships
nor let as buy them
/ The fact oftwenty or more steamships
plying between New York. Baltimore,
| Boston, Portland. New Orleans and Eu
ropean ports, all OF which fly foreign
! flag. and are doing a successful business,
will be cited as strong argument against
the present laws governing ship building
| in this country.
1t would seem that this country with
forty millions Of people, and rich in every
| thing, should have at least one line oi
steamers flying our flag into foreign
ports The President has very decided
views on this subject, and will urge
receive immediate attention An in
crease of the number OF vessels in our
navy may DE considered u fixcd fact.
At the last session q bill 70 build ten
first class steam Shops of war would have
,assed hut for the short-si ghted policy
of the Democracy. who feared the build
ing OF vessels would put Grant voters in
the avy{yards Secretary Robeson will
urgently recommend the building of these
ten vessels, and the bill will pass with
little or no opposition.
a POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
The Post master General is still enthu-
siasiic in his support of rostai tele
graph system in this country. Since the
defeat of his bill last session be has been
seeking new facts in his support and will
make powerful recommendations IN his
report in favor of the measure.
he will show the successful working of
the system in foreign countries. and will
point out how the system. ii adopted In
this country will break down one of the
most powerful! monoplies that burden
the people. The success Of the bill Is
very doubtful. The Western Union
Telegraph Company Is powerful and
rich corporation. and like the National
banks it can bring an enormous sum OF
mnney into the lobby in its support.
There are any n4mber Of railroad
schemes, all backed with money or promi-
ses of money. for the lobbymen. The
Centrai Pacific Railroad Company will
make another effort to steal Cost Island
in the harbor of San Francisco. The
island is orth twenty-five millions 10
the government, and the company wants
it for depot purposes and they done t pro
pose paying any for it to the govern
ment.
3foRE PACIFIC RAILWAYS.
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PATENTS

E1
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They will also send you f7:. u cTrr7t copy crthe
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LADIEs.-1en si.I md fn,; assortment Of Bon.
ts ana Hatf kiteoos Flowers and other trim slings
al tse 'es ciss n eTery rH-ie:y az tbe lowest.
issssoae e.taer OF hacd or made 20 ordsS CD
-PARANTs rill And suIendh asscrtr.,sn. Q. chil,
lrsns toys ns CaristH.as prssenes be=idos candles,
RS n tss .s- Sfiry aud cSs.usr thax tI,e oase.
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Always send draft on Now Yorker a posr OFFICE
MONEY ORDER, If possible. Whore neither Of these
can be procured. ssRd the money. But ALWAYS II L
REGISTERED LITTER. Tie registration fee has been
reduced to FIr1EES ozSTs and the present reg stra.
ton system has been found by the postal authorities
to TO nesry an shsous protectlou against losses by
mail.
Address The TRIBUNE New York.
Terms: CASH X ADVANCE
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EJrETTE .fss,NSRY',

SD1k WATER nutacfurer, respect
fully requests and will fill orders promptly MT his
sctorv corner tn ami Jay street, Manitowoc 1871
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z. x. r.. !. ID,

has estaa I'D the most extensive hard ware sto.s
in tne city, and would arusuuce TO those desiring
anything in his line OF business that be coustguy
keeps CT hand very complete stock Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-16

1t was noticed by somewhat close OBJ
server at the executive mansion yesterday,
says the Washington Star, that of all the
throng of ladies who called to pay their
respects to Mrs. Grant about the only one
not dressnd in silk, satin or velvet, or all
three combined, was Mrs. Thornton, wife
of Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minis
ter, who wore dress of dark, soft, warm
looking material, suitable for winter wear
The deviation from the general rule was as
pleasing and creditabie as it was striking
and the question at once suggested itself
whether, if the representative of one of
the richest and greatest nations on earth
and herself lady Of ample means and un-
questionable refinement. could set such a
lesson in economy and good taste, the
mothers, wives and daughters of America
might not profit by the excellent example
and modify somewhat their foolish and al
most wicked extravaganza in dress. The
inquiry, which is pertinent one, and of
more weight than might at first appear we
commend to the thoughtful attention of our
lady readers. We assure them, also, that
in any reform in that direction they will
have the hearty approval of the sensible
portion of the sterner sex.
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FOREIGN.

Prince de POlignac-The Tichborne Case
The N1Ordaunt Divorce Case-valma.
seda Not to be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Telegraph Congress Convention
Signed-Mexlcan Revolutionists-South
American News-Recall Of Catacazy-
New Japanese Embassy.
PARIS, January l5.-Prince de Polignac
has been appointed military attache of the
French legation at Berlin.
LONDON January l5.-The hearing of the
TichbOrne case was resumed to-day. Sir
John Duke COleridge opened for the de-
fense. He said the testimony they proposed
to offer would show that the claimant was
a cOnspiratOr, periurer, fOrger, in facl,
a common imposter and villain, and that
Baignet and Carter his accomplices were
this stupendOus impOsture. The sPeecn vi
the distinguished counsel was receiseu , W
the crowd of spectators win applause
which was immediately suppressed
NEW YORK, January l5.Ilhe uorAds
London special says the Mordaunt divorce
case will be reopened soon, WIN some OF
the Prince of Wales correspondence as evil
dence.
oso 10 10 "1n i;I,.Ir 70 open. wherein the Duke of
Edinhurgh figures as correspondent.
M,npI1 January l5.-The Ministry has
resolved not to remove Valmaseda from
ROME, January 1.-THE convention
adopted by the international telegraph
congress has been signed, and the delegates
have gone home.
MArAMoRAs. January l5.-The siege of
Mier has been raised. The revoluti0nists
under General Quiroga were reinforced by
400 or 500 men from Monterey.
General Cortina's force fell back across
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FOR SALE.


Il of the owner for EurOpe Sea Hlen fianta-
ton" located the sea shore, thlrty'uVe miles
from New Orleans, and about three anu a nalf
miles from Lookout, on the New Orleans and MO
bile railroad. The place fronts upon water nav
gable steamboats, and sailing vessels mas ABOUT
1000 acres of excellent hammock land ABOUT Nv
open for culture and will produce one baie 10 u e
acre of either Sea Island or Upland cottoni ar
gin house and machinery for both; is nnely adapi.
ed or tobacco rice, and especially 10 run
and stock growing; is above all overflow; gnarah
teed perfectly healthfu and free from epde :cs;
excellent fishing, hunting boating and patnns
facilities. There about 1000 acres or ValuaDie
timbered land on navigable water, and almost IN
exhaustible banks of lake bank shells. The resi-
dence is large, we'll built and commands avery exten
slye view; the grounds tastilv laid out III lawn ana
parterre with abundance of bearing orange, pecan
and other fruit trees. There are gin house, barn
stable blacksmith shop, poultry house, quarters
bOat houe, wharf and bath house. The supply OF
water for drinking and for stock is excellent and
never falling. l will sell the place as it stands
atocked and furnished, mules, horses, cattle poul
trv implements, machinery, tools, seine, ooats
bouse and kitchen furniture, etc. Terms OF pay
ment easy I refer, by permission, to GEOkGf GOnIf
SMITH ESQ., Commercial Cotton Press ana Cur Er
& OGDEN No "A Carondelet street Parties VINO
desire to see the place can leave New orleans oA
II A, M. ora p VI. trains (Sundays A. M. anc
viii always find a boat at Lookout to convey tnen
10 NV wharf Postoffice address, soE <, AZ, New y
Orleans. ''
MS
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De Castro.

This celebrated necromancer made his
bow before a Louisiana audience last eve n
ing at Odd Fellows Hall. His initiatory
audience was one that delighteth the soul of
a Snowman and tickleth the fancy Of the
treasurer. Never has Odd Fellows Hall
been so crowded with beauty and grace as
it was last evening. Long before the hour
of opening the hall was comfortably filed
and by the time the performance was com
menced the hall was .ammed.
De Castro by far exceeds in talent, both
as musician and ventriloquist, any one
who has ever visited this city.
His disposition of gifts is so fair that
everyone departs-even if they have not
secured present-well satisfied, knowing
that they have had a good chance for IT.
De Castro will continue to hold his levees
every evening during this week. No one
shonld fail to visit this wonderful man, as
they may never have an opportunity
again.