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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-31
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality and better loca
ted Real Estate for less money, and on more favor
able terms than can be had OF any other person,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23

Among the great
discoveries of modern
, science, few src Of
more real value 10
mankind than this e.
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial OF its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that i. does
surely and efiectually
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23

would make nearly column and two
thirds Of the PILoT and more than that
for the Tribune. This is dissolyinc view
of he Deacoa's heapins ''lialf bu,hel Of
glory when put 10 the test Of facts and
figures. Yet it is his kind, cheap and
seHsetioaGl. We must, however, apollo
g:zc To our readers for using SO much
space to refute the assumption, that the
T.ijuAe is the 'largest and best paper in
Manitowoc Co." It's possible, however,
that the Deacon does see it in that light
an3 that Balkans ass may be yiniicatel
in Kind in this eighteenth century, il might
be generous to both, to admit that he TOO
has been wrought upon to see that, which
is invisible TO man. In fact, it is not our
mission On earth To clpg history from re-
pcating itself, however, ,umb,e and lowly
the channrl; and although we have arrup-
cI the Deacon whenever we thoaght he de,
served it, yet we are ready and willing to
apologize whenever it shall appear tha, he
is globe sighted"
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TIE PR0PISsTtoN OF THE MiLW.U-
kEE IND sO.TiE2S 70 ID
A, MODIFIED,


+ In the Appleton Post OF the 10th, We
find column article under the above head
ing. On looking over its columns 70,
A." ProDos ton as modified, We find I law
yer Ike letter frcm O. H. Wal3u, who
claiming to have been in the Milwaukee
and Northern Co.'S rocl since its concep-
ton, says:
'lst, Mr.. Mitchell is not and has never
been either director or ofcer of any kind
Of the Mil and Nor. E'y Co.
2nd. The Nil. and Nor R'y Co. is in
40 manner whatever under the power or
control Of MI. AMI St. Paul Co.
Thl Nil. and \ Or Co., do hire for a term
of years, dsPot at Milwaukee and Il short
piece OF track Of the Nil and ST. Paul Go.
but are in no way subject or subordinate
to the latter named company.
1t is true that the relations Of the Nil.
and Nor Co. to both Mr. Mitchell and the
St. Paul Co. are most friendly, and the
Nil. and Nor. Co. las received many en-
coura.ing words and acts fr2m both Of
them.
As no such objections had been IsCd
by the Post, it has an oatside look of being
pat ur, for an easy j,b to kaock down, and
ease somebody's . sIidiree Guwn with it.
Still we are glad to learn tina. Nh Mitcl ell
is ut ieGSt en- choHy terms riM the hiilwau
kee and Nor. Co. Otherwise We should have
always thought that "Inolfcdt!un Just
the teGst du too oItase, as the Post 5 ub-
.ections TO Michclis ha,IaG the bonds as
We rad 4c, was. lst, That he dii nJt belong
to L" G;Ieons Band" Pal, DiI not reside AZ
Appleton. 81. Noall not be sprightly in
tr.n.iug them to the L" faLeru pile - be
burned. the Milwaukee aud North.
suggested New ! lorA City. \ prccaution
that viii receive :. hearty encore fr u cur
Western Cc. We are SLOW IN cuirprehcn-
sion, usually, bat it was .. j,toa.iy and
PontedlJ indicated il the Posts editorial
hat We lcachly photographed the PARTIES
N our mind. who were Io2kin: for a fcaih-
cr led 10 light on, whe-- they tl4ned tle:r
back summerst. We did nos cor>iIcr
it any affair e oars, however, u.,iI ye saw
the following in auptter eolqmn;
The Manitowoa PuoT seems to be very
much exercised over the 5urniEs Of ;he
\. y \. l.. Ry bonds by our city auth
oritieS. When Manitowoc scAlpcrs try to
70 speculate on APPLETON vcr1ancy, tiley
viii find themselves Leaten at every
turn
When Iarkce curi4siiy broke over all
restraint in our desire to know how thI,
last coH4-.ie .fop VIII b. III lalrI Oh
change in your ely. Nc reckon either Is
. ii plctons Nes!lncy" o: tAs last
turn" there mus. som " y II gau
M the carfcnts, de ttey erer So cta"yeu.
6tr.
\ station Of the G. oyernmcnts' gal
>ervlce at APpeton, wo4li b. conyen
isncc, to report these b-lczes fot the
-arroa"iIng country as iyi-tsd cnd
a,oa.ayi.
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BEEKMAN H5U2-.

While several Of oar business men were
At -, Laysau, the other Gay, Il Liac!,
~atrl.cl was missed. 1t i"pi pir=ing to b
Inc most valuable o@e belonging T, thc
paris. As the trains hal Al. departed rar
thc day, Mr. ) b. Cole tc3cgr: he'd Chief
Beck, at Milwaukee, Peter E'Vp Il Fond
"a Lsc, cx-Shcr.T Lang,on ut v;rccn Bay,
AMI rhas "inIiato og this City, orders to
arrest and senl Oh to that Cily ali m,n
carrying black satchels. The next MORN
Nv tAcy began 10 arrive By >qna ts,ani N
pennies, ;f.i "a tie arrival oE ;tI"rno"n
trans, baftalons Mere marched up to the
Bccknan House Ominoas whispers got
al, at shat the Administration \ had ord, red
Southern rVet-baggcrs to report at
sbcJuygan, bat Government officials
claimed they knew nothing of su:h order.
Others claimed them as actual settlers,
en- rOutc 70 settle on the lluds, the She
bovgan and Foa.. dd Lac Railway Co. ex-
pcct to eohA.e uu; IF the grant made 10
the Wisconsin Central, Hon. J. :, B B-nt-
ley, while gracefully acknowledging the
coml Iiment, inspiring suc.. hopeful conf
lence of the ultimate success # his kbcrs
in that direction, frankly admitted, how
ever, that it was premature to say the
least Mayor Elwell, after CONSULTATION
with the survivors Of the b!oolY 27th Mis-.
Vol. Inf, was about to cal OFT the HON,
Guards, as a. precautionary measure,
when the lost satchel was found all safe,
having been thrust back il a corner cut Of
,igut When last heard from, Mr.. Cole
was tying to compromise with the indi5-
nart carpet baggers, Not Daring, however,
to refuse meals ana drinEs to guests thus
surmarily invited, he il fast realizing
Aolc it Is himself, that the Southern
5 ates have such large floating debts.
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The Bankrupt act was before House yes
terlay. \ bill was rep1rteI from the
Judiciary Committee declacatory of the
meaning Of the act lST2, which intended.
they said, to make the exemption nn,lcr the
National act identical with those under the
State laws. As an amendment to this bill
it was moved that tho bankrupt est be re-
peaied altogether. This was carriei by
the large majority Of l29 to CO. 4 bill TO
Iepeal the bankrup, law and al supple
mentary and an Iatory acts has been re
lor ID TO tie e lte By the ia l;ciary Com
m ttee, but not acted uroa.
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The neacGu's Tri5nEc.

The Deacon has been promising Of late
to furnish "the largest American paper
in Nanitowoc Cou .ty" Git is fair to pro
sume he meant the largest English papcr.)
In the last issue the modest deacon takes
courage AMI promises to make Cur Tri-
bune" not only the Largest but the
"iest paper in the COUNTY"
Well, as our tastes were always some
what lisslmi!ar, we shall not take Issue As
TO quality, leaving it for our readers to
discus. bat as to the quantity We must
emphatically dissent.
Josh Billings must have hal the deacon
in his minds eye when he sand when
man measures cut glory for himself he al
ways heaps the half bushei." This .a!ly
the deacon has surely committed, anu we
are obliged to infer that it was premedita-
ted, as he purchased the thickest column
rules and leads in the market, and has al
SO the largest bodied Bourgeouis type in
order to max this same pretence. How
ever this VIII not save him, aithoG 5h his
column rules are one-tkirl thicker than
the PILoT's. Yet the type covers NOR
than IN inch less paper on either side Of
The Tribune than tie PiLoT. Each col
unu Is more than. of Borrg ois IN mar. ow
: than the PlLcT's. VII III alone am UNITS
To 1852 ems. Again, in the So col
urnn. leadei, he has the thicFest leads
known to the craft, and although the
! T5ituze column rules are somewhat longer
than the PnoT's, yet the PILoF has one
or two more lines of reading matte: in
esch headed column, which counted at one
line would make g. ) Elore Z. ems: making
q total after all those liberal allowances, OF
! 542T ems, or 2s5 lines, and count
ing It's loaded lines to the column,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23

The compositors Of the tribune, at spec
iai meeting today, approved Of he Pr'pos-
it;on that every printing "fice in the United
States give one or more poun 5 Of type
each for the purpose Of making a statue Of
Horace Greeley, TO be ERECTED OYER bis
grave in Greenwood, and ask the compos-
i;ors Of the country to give the proceeds Of
one thousand ems, set Ut on F,baary 81
next, the sixty-sccond anniversary Of the
birth of Greeley, the maney to be forward
Cd tc the President Of New York Typo
graphical Uuion No. G, at - Duane street,
this city, Of WHICH Union Greeley = as the
frs. PRESIDENT.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23

The following item is having an unusual
popular run amon- The personal TIERS
of the city newspapers:
Madam Jenn- Linl GolcScl midi recent
If sang with cracked and broken bet
st;l' delicious voice, at the American
Church in florence.
/ Dick oglesby, governor Of Illinois, and
the .o-be Senator N place of Trnabun is
about to marry yonn- Rnl accomplished
woman. lie is i wilowcr.
There see.ns to be J. sHnelal disorder in
the elements. \ London i tier dated Dec,
2Sth. sail that there had bean raiA every
d-Iy for s. days.
Such is tic rag for speculation in Cali
fcrnia that th;rry-two mining oompan;es,
represer1irs $92. 800, 900 in capital, were
recently formed in one LAY.
A member of the chase f,mily in Main-
says that the search aftes that $50 100000
state in Engleni turned oat merely Wild
goose chase, n such estate existing
there.
A. fast as the ra lical corrup.ionists are
driven from Congress, 6y the people,
Grant provides them with fat federal Offices
1t is now said thet Jim Nyr, is to have
the China mission.
When Joaah's feilow-passengors
pitched him overheard they evidently re-
-ardcd him as neither prophet nor loss.
Mean spirits under disappointment,
Ike small beer in a thun ler-s,orm, always
turn sour.
-AH elitor announces that he will take
corn in pay for his Eaper, and t!at he will
take j, in the ear If he can't get it other
wis2. Either this editor publishes very
cheap paper, or he has very large ears.
An ordinary ear vii! not hold three cents
worth Of corn.
There Is nothing Ike a good definition
as the teacher thought when he explained
tie meaning Of Old maid as woman
who has bean !.,aG.. a yer. long tine.
Pride seems ), be quite equ' lily dis
tr.b stel; the nam Who owns the carriage.
and tie nlan who drives It, seem to have it
just alike.
--B.frbrr says he never told his father
that lac l-ysi him, Yet Jill, for ali tha',
aul ! know he lOycl me: for he to- i me SO
every time he whipped M
TO find ont what The Indiana Lcgis-
latare is ni.le Of, 20 over the bills Of jeff
er,onvile AMI cry aloud, who's yer l. W
maktr>?' OF course, ccho viii answer,
Uuosicr law makers.
\ young ialy in Gang len, n. =, last
week dropped newspaper cn Ito bridge.
4 young !,rnIemln ho had not Il pit post
ed With TIE fashions, picked it up and
filtered j; to the young LAZY. She Indignantly
ropalarcl tn ownership, ana he is won
l,r;ns what made her so mad.
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ks Ssr.a Iult Talent.

Il IS 10 cxacs seru;t4E t. say that health
Is large Ingredient in whnt the world
c lis talent. \ man without il may be
giant in tue intellect, bat his leeds will be
the deeds Of a dwarf. On the contrary,
let LIN have quick circulation, gool
l;-'r stj.n, tae bI'k, thews ami ,mcws uf a
man, and the alacritY, ;Ae uutl4;nking con-
lidcuct i'll pirrI by these and, though hay-
in. bat tIimhlclu! Of brains, he viii either
blGn..cr upon success or s"t failure at aei-
auca. II !, true, especially in this country
tha. ,:,e number Of crl,taurs in every com
munity--of men in whom heroic iulcli,cts
are allied with body cunr;itutions as
..ush - those Of horscs-is small; that
in general. "a man has reason to th'uk Lin
sell We'll IF in the lottery Of lirc, if le
draws tho pr.zo Of q Le,.thy stomach with
o"t 4 miusl, Or the fr5zo of u fine intellect
wi;h Il crazy stomach. 5ut Of tie tH o a
weak Mid in { !Itrcuirau frame Is better
than giant mind ~ Il cr..zy constitution
pound oi energy, with an ounce o. talent,
XII achieve creator results than ponnd
IF talent With an ounce Of encagy. The
first requisite TO success in life is to lie a
good animal. In any of the learned pro
fess;ons, 4 vigorous constitution is equal t
at least 50 per cent. more brain. Wh,
u gment, ina, nation, eloqsence, all the
guaIitic- Of the mind. attain tLerc5y a
force and sTlenaer to which they could
never approach without It But iu;cl Ct
in a weak body is ike gold in a spent
swimmers p p,ckgt.' y mechanic may have
tools of the .Larpcst edge and k.ene>t pei
i i. but = hat are these without vigorous
ar;n and hanl? OF What use is it that
yhur mind has become a vast cranary Of
AHoaIel-e, if yen have l.ot the strength to
turn .he KEY?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23

A WORTHY deacon in q Eeigl boring
town learned that his son was goiu. 20 a
ball against his wishes, ani thought he
could persuade lin TO stay at home that
evening By mixing a strong dose of jalap in
his tea. The young mans sister saw the
operation, and knowing hcw it was her
self slyly changed tha cups of the father
and sun. The deacon thinks their village
druggist can't lie depended upon, and won
ders what is the matter with his own dig
est.7e organs.
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1866, relative to highway and bridgetaxcs;
to amend Chapter 677, laTs of ls5s, relative
TO cemeteries; to repeal the unconstitutional
law authorizing Town Supervisors te ap-
point Justices ef the a.ee il ease Of a
vacaacy, and few Of local nature.
The Democrats VIII hold caucus on
the Senatorial question tomorrow morning.
The Repdbhbans hold no caucus.
Sparta has yarioIGid or counterfeit
small sox. Beaver Dam l.as the loal
thing.
The Hon. F. A. Spencer, formerly
Assistant Secretary Of State has r opened
his law Office. at Madison.
-Ex-Sp peaker Binghara was elected Jus
tee of thc Peace in Chippewa Fails, a; !
special election en- the 18th. inst.
"A eheerfl minded Clergyman at tie
city named, preached last sabbath on the
subject of the devil and the devil work
in I.a Crosse What has Peek or Lutte
been doing? E1.
-SFcaking about praying in the Senate
and Assembly, at Madison, the Chippewa
Ntratd says that not three member, would
attend prayer meeting held in the caI i'ol
basement 10 minutes before the sessions.
1t therefore holds that il IA Elere hypocracr
for them TO sticAle for prayers when the
houses are in session.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23

:. corr -sDondent wriiingfram tie South
says that the ne.roes all through South
Csroiiaa land il a less degree in some of
tho ether States are infected with the
idea shat they are born legislators The
laws haze constantly favored them but
insteal cf taking advantage Of the prefer
cnce shown them TO improve their condition
they hang aLout. q ragged lazy, and worth
less set 7f creatures, every felj-hand feast
Ing morbid imisration Wit meditations
on his peculiar iltness to ST IN legislative
balls, There is reason TO Inspect that
there Is much truth IN all this and it lesves
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23
PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,


Our job rooms have been re-
plenished with a large variety
of new type, Of the latest cut, and
We tiatter ourelyes that tho works
turned out Of our Office for the
past year has been second to
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and will com
pare favorab.y with those Of any
other place. Those VINO have
work which hey wish done in a
neat and workmanlike manner.
had better give us call, and ex-
anime our work and prices
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e.. Cd ". }. AT, urr

A tor~ctS M 9 rn~al'ors- l. -. Sth
som side. ! oars Ehrt g. j St Ail 2
II" tIcT r-u 9 soS-a m iii, pal~". l3 4
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johnny was Immediately sen. to be-.
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Lengthy preamble and resolu;ions were in
trcducpl directing inquiry as to the advis-
ability Of appointing three raiir0ie com
missiuners one to be practical railroad en-
-incer, the report to be made before Feb
ruary 2.
\ bill. was introduced to amend the
statutes IN regard to TIE manner Of con-
mencing civil actions, and one passed
making new regulations in regard TO the
classifeatians and publication Of the
laws.
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FOREIGN.


people witnessed the remains of Napoleon
while lying in state.
! Qecn Victoria was represented at the
funeral by }iscount Sidney, her Lord
Chamberlain.
The Shcr;fs 3f London and Edinburgh
have sent condolins messages to Eugene
+ Immense crowds Sathe ed at Chiseihurot
TO see the funeral. 4 thousand policemen
guard tie road. Bells ale tolIing and flags
are ut half mast.
+ Although the funeral procession was to
move at ~ 0 clock this morning, the hearae
Was half ~ hour lIte in reaching the res.
!dehcc ut TIE cX Emperor. \ doputation
Of Par.s Eprh pen, Wig were to head tne
proccssion, arrived ut TIE same time.
Ihcy wore janoJt, lies in their coats, AM
+ carried wgeaths vi yellow flowers. Gu
boih SIDES Of the hcar,e were the Impcr-
ial arms, surm"unscI by the .et,cr ~
\ gIcat crowd surrounded the hcarSc.
lie funeral procession started f,r the
chap. at / / c'ock, aaI moved in Tie fol-
loving ur-rr: y man bearing u tri-coiur;
born On an ash stick cut lit the last mo-
meat before the cOrtegc GlJreI. y dcpu-
tat.Un Of working men fr,m Paris the
chaplain Ut the family, be;r.nS Il golden
crGc!lix the hcarse, Grawn by eight horses
ana, lastly the nlUuruor>, SyU III ali, Inci4d-
the Prince Imperial, uncovered Prince
jerome Ndpu.gJu, Prince Acl:ilc, RUuhur,
aiiI many distinguished Imper.4lsts En-
S.i>l n"b., men, l'arl, rric>.s, and others.
ihc r.lac Imperial winch Was very paie.
lie Empress Eugemie WAS to ill 10 attend
Ike iuDclitl The COIN vas covered with
iasmo. tltt-s am. 'lJiots. There was no
sermon II ;Hl ca Il.
I"c Ii hop u Southwark sang tie re-
QUEEN ni;.ss, assiS.cd by Father Goddard
aud AL thv ctiatiaius 1T tue TulIeri,s dur
lns tie reign Of Nauoi eon. Tie 0r.alisl
ut :. Hcorocs Cathedral, LJudoI, with
BIS ch0r, conducted The musical scrvi.
c,>.
~.
-. -, '','S'',,' 40 tut ''1-
-.
10 France.
~.
-o'o' ~
- ~ ''"l''i ''i''o '"o t''' "l
-, ,,., ''''.' '''' ,''' '.'''.'' '''''siVN ! II
.,,r,,..
rh. pm, I., n =.
'''' ,'''' ! .'"' -'''1'-
''' fe'1i"oH iioiii the cAaiei in one car
,,.'.-1. "'S "''e '"eelt1 y crow is
ian
,
''',, ''''' u VIZ pI'So'-S
f - 'g,'' - " ''',s'',' '''s i'--
sol, du, from lb, o,r,.rn If ,ho Tn1oris.
which h. strewel over ,bo ao4F, or+.r :,
wa. drno,ited in .be s,c..,.t, IF ..,..,,.,1
at Chis.s,urst Many rr.ncb .,,os ,vnr,
present =. CAj.,Gbur,t iii. ,norr;n, ,,5;la
RI, r,n,r.l services ,,.r, t,lo,, ,l.',a
Rovr Jan.-I5 Funeral s.r,ie.. ,.r ,lo
late cx Empcror Nanoleon vere held in
thi, city to,lay, Car.Iin Bononarte, vino
nh, w.s un,iiIs to ro = cn;.alLnr., ,.o.
r,o.c,, "
Milan. Jan. l5-FunoraI obsea,:;cs Of
Of the late ex- Emueror Of the French were
eel, bratr,l in fIis c;tv r.l.y and r,r.icin-
at.,l in bys,,o ncn.o crowd. nfreor,la Tto
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--------u--
this valuable Hair Preparation which i,
due to merit alone. We can assure ou
old patrons that it is kept fully up to its higl
standard; and it is the only reliable a.
perfected preparation for restoring Graz,
OR FADED HAIR to it'youthful color, mai
ing II soft, lustrons, and silken. I'll.
scalp, ty its use, becomes white and cleaL
1t removes all eruptions and dandruf, an
by its tonic properties, prevents the hn'r
,TJfa falling out, as it stimulates uu
nonris!les the hair glands. BY Its use, Il i,
hair grows thicker and stronger. In ball
ness, it restores the capillary glands ::
their norinui vigGr, aud will create n,
growth except III extreme old age. ], 1,
tie most economical HAIR DREssING c,, p
used, as it requires fewer applications, A.
gives the hair spl,uad, glossy appe
ancc. a. \. ifayes. " L., State Assa
er Of Massachusetts, says, "The constit
ents are pure, and carefully selected
excellent quality and | consider it ! g.
EEsg PREPARATION for its intended pur
pGscg"
Soid Jy al Drgggisfs, and Dca'er, in J...
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SSEMELT.

Mr. Niehol=, Ds Juneau, heretofore de-
tanned by sickness, took his seat. \ pe-
tition was presented for the abolition of
County superintendcncy.
4 resolution was offered directing the
Governor to open correspondence With the
Governors of New York and the Weste-r
States, with a view to cooperation in
making the Eris Canal free. Bils were
introduced to amend Sec:aon G5, lars ot
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GREAT UgFkI,,re SPECIFIC,

for LIVER CoAPLhIET ami 10" ram NJ OF orI1G
tr-Teo', to III: DysPeP.!i- GSnafi patton.
5auI.a,re. ilous tt4r.~ sick EEesid ache.
Gone. Depres-nu o. Spirits, Sour Stoua csl,
ncnff Burt, etc. &c
IrgU.aic the Liver and prevent
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A.rm Re rTls E!tcE-nI. an " 9 tr-uakcr
,hoD on 'te curnc- ot Nrvrnrl nj lark sts
TN Std=, NJ, ntowCc Dos al, LIDS
- "urA - g"ot -nI Il ctcaT a. -uY ut..er e~,a5
i-tni' n IN IL citN. 13 %
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Ez. -. i,KfsssONT.

Autorupv rnj Gruu~rior Il l. " Od - On co
OI II hta lHl QUJe--'- VAN prv's. IL
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New LIBRARY BooKs--Below we give
list Of new books just placed oh the
sle'Fes Of tue Jones Literary Among
thah VIII be ieuhd some = the i'e"e ""l
freshest works Just 'p'' as wen as some @
The Old standard "orks oi the best authors.
"e h"'e i'o dop"E 'n"' 'hFS "'I De eaSeF'y
fcad' @ni WIZ 60 much toward increasing
the sphere and usefulness OF the "s@ae'a-
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DARWIN
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th"fie' Darwin
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23
naaNitoWOc Dry Dock,

Tie undersigned having leased the dry
dock of;hr Manitowoc Dry Dock Company,
nj MaEitowoc. for term II five years. is now
prepared to dock vessels Of all claSses, IN
Guiding the largest afaat o. the lakes. The
dry dock Is 80 feet long aud IS fr-s wide
with II feet Of water over the mud sill All
work entrusted to u will be performed in
skilfl'. workmaniikc and expeditions man
nor and at lower f cures than can be OBJ
tanned either in Milwaukee or Chicago.
C. ) RAND u co.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23
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1tc"H.o iatirn, t'r 1 e { ,v-taE "a !c Term
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-23

ut poor progress for the Sonth toward
rehabilitation, and still poorer one fos
any amelora,ioa in the condition Of the
colorcd race.