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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-13
Shall We SO AE,ent the Constitution
rs to let the People Elect
Their President?
Prom the Fond du Lac Commonwealth.

Strange and anomalous as it may
seem. the people of these Uuited States
claiming to be the freest on earth-du
not elect their own Chief Magistrate
Not even Indirectly or circuitously for
be has been, liz more than one instance
and may be again, elected by a minority
which is simply no election at all, in the
proper sense of the term, but fragrant
violation of the very genius of republi-
can institutions very much akin to the
tolerance of chattel slavery as IL formerly
existed in this model Republic
The explanation Is simple enough.
Our government is mosaic-Fcdcral,
Democratic, Republican the latter two
are not synonyms: At the time of the
formation of our Constitution the FEEDER
al element prevailed. The reasons are
not of kind to add to our national
pride, We all know what the disturbing
element was. 1t i not necessary 20 re
| capltulate the protracted and stormy de-
feats OF that pregnant era In our nation
al history. Everything had to be mould
ed and shaped In reference to slavery.
1t was like the intrusion OF foreign body
| into cur solar system every planet IL
the system feels its influence aud is
more or less DETECTED by it. Slavery
couid not exist under Repu blican gov.
ernment-a government of the People
| but it could maintain its footing, for d
| time at least, under a confederation o
States Hence our Federal compact
| hence the vexed doctrine of State.
Rights-loomins now in our poiitica
| horizon. ominous y; hence the absurd
manner of electing cur President, not by
| the people but by States
| 1t is not necessary to enter into a MI
| mute EXPLANATION of the evil ht to bt
| remcdied. Suffice it to say. it Is an in
geniouS device to defeat the popular
will in the election of President and ren
| der the elective franchise a more consu
mate humbug than our transatlantic
| brethren have made it, who claim, mex
| to US, 10 be The lreest people on earth.
While we deprecate all change In oG.
Constitution, not demanded by nationa
| progress and altered circumstances anG
sanctioned by the spontaneous voice O
the people, yet VIC have been forced, ia
spite OF our conservative creed, TO thi:
conclusion: that change in our manner
of electn- President Is demanded, no
simply by Politicians. but by the ncoI.l.
| thai. the lime has come to make it. L
is not inn, walton, but progsess; ant
progress In tie right direction. Le
this absurdiiy pass away with .'tEe sun
| of all vIIl=nics Of which il was an ad
junct. Let the tail 60 with tie hide.
| We have yet 10 hear the first reason
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-13

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAX's DEFENSE.
"A Washington dispatch of the 5th,
says:
Mr.. Colfax is thoroughly prep ared to
disprove the charges against him when
Ames has concluded his case. The latter
did not apperr this morning. as was ex-
pectcd. Ames' statements concerning
Mr. Colfax rests entirely upon secondary
evidence, the transcrir. of a memoran-
dunn, the original of which still exists.
1t is regarded as remarkable that com
mittee Of lawyers have permitted two
months to pass without obtaining the
original. The assertion that Mr. Col
fax's bank account shows deposits of
$40, 900 in 1868 is incorrect. This sun,
represents his account for three years,
the entire proceeds of hisslectures, salary
and successive transfers Of the same
capital in different investments. Mr..
Colfax has examined all his private pa
pers, and cah give detailed history oi
his personal business for three years.
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Proposed Enlargement of the Erie Ca.
nal.

Mr.. Bennett, ex member of Congress
from Buffalo, n, Y, is urging the pas
sage Of the bill of Mr.. Foster, of Ohio,
for the enlargement Of the Erie Canal
He claims that in ninety days afte its
completion wheat could be transported
from Chicago to Buffalo for four cents.
The bill appropriates S.O00,e or four
aud half per cent. fifty year bonds for
the enlargement of one tier of locks to
the dimensions of 225 by &c feet. This
will allow steam vessels of six hundred
tons burthen to pass; all tols are to lie
removed, except half mill per one
Thousand pounds; the tonnage of the
canal to be regulated by the state of New
York, under the supervision of three
Government Commission ers The bill
will be eonsidernd in the Commerce Com
mittee ou the 18th instant Mr.. Bennett
claims that their action will be favorable
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FOREIGN NEH s.

An earthquake destroyed the city of Lefree India,
and over five hundred persons perished-
Propretors of coliieric< III South Wales wioi intend
TO import Cinnamon TO take tao places of men on a
strike arc threatened with assassination
One hundred persons have been frozen to death in
England during three days of cold weather
Another rise in the price of coal in London is an
nouneed-
bismarck has submitted proposition to the Ger
Federal Council for the appropriation of forty
five million fhaleTs for the erection and improvement
# fortifcafions Cologne, Kenigsbprg Hiiilsnss-
haven Kiel ard I-osen-
Roman Catholic I.S;scPs nave addressed me:nor
a to the German Emperor, protesting against the
passage of the ecclesiastical bill before the
Prussian Diet
British ship at Melbourne has seized three
vessels engaged in kidnapping Poiynesans TO be sold
into slavery.
The schooner Jas Bayiey has been wrecked the
Anglesea coast. and eight oi her crew peTisbed
hand OF CarIiSts Larne the raslTua $50. at Villa
Franc.s. in the province OF Guinszx,Sesa, SPAIN
The guss;an fleet il. tie Baltic viii sail soon
for the Mediterranean
Tis earthquake h5cks the Island :of Sainos
which cause great destruction os property and loss
Ct life, continued four days. 1t has yet been
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-13

The Eau Claire Free Press describes the dam of tho
Eagle Rapids Flooding Dam Company. The dam Is
LILO feet long, and So feet w'e at the top Over
Coo 0J0 feet of lumber have been used IN Is
struction besides thousands Of cords of stone The
lumber slide Will bc the the the Falls.
The apron is 20 feet in width, and 10 feet i'll length,
with six timber fingers attached, making the total
length of apron so feet The passage for logs is 2l6
feet in width The expe dltures OF the corporation
about 81 ,00s per day.
Eighty thousand pounds of fresh fish have been
shipped from Fort Howarn station between Jan 16
and Feb 3.
The exact distance by the C. y. w. Railway
from Chicago to Esca.aba learn from Engineer
Powers is 556 97-1G0 miles.
Snow in Fond du Lac county is two feet deep OH
the level, with some drifts twenty feet deep.
third-class steam fire engine has been ordered
for the city of Appleton
JANEsyiLLE, February 6.-6ieorge Kastner employed
IA 1eed mil here, was caught in the gearing and
his hand crushed and torn un
At Watertown. Wis, this morning. John Tessin IA
Scofchlian. on the c. n. ". Railroad. caught his
loot between the rails and by the cars.
ders.
twenty-five Shetland ponies have arrived at Beloit
Just imported by Messrs. Bishopp Il Austin, of that
city. They are valued at some Sl5.G0e.
The kewaunee Enterprise says that Tuesday of
last week Thomss Cadick, severely if fatally
injured by log rolling. upon him.
The Oshkosh Northwestern says: "Many of our
business men have probably been called upon within
the last few days by young eanyassins for
ChoI mans map of the State. The young man 5
name Is q W Nhitnee, and while in this city, lie
ceived notice that he had been left legacy of S4 oOo
IL clear cash, which Was subjsct to his ORDER
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what the Vcrm sIobiiser Means.

To the Editor of the Philadelphia In
quire1:
Can you inform a few thinking readers
what Credit Mob;lier is, and where
this name originated, and if the enter
prise exists anywhere?
CAREFUL IAQUIRERs.
Credit Mobilier is cf French origin,
and means security based on personal
property. Its name is expressive to all
possessing knowledge of the French
tongue. Mobilier being applicable to
the movable nature Of persona! effects,
profitable property as we should say in
English, the object of IA Credit Mobilier
scheme Is to borrow money on personal
effects as u security. In the Union Pa
chic Railroad enterprise, the Credit Mo-
bilicr was established in order that
money might bc borrowed on stocks and
Eonds. as these facilities are already lib
eral on Third and Wall streets Tbe
&c. NJ" of which Mr.. Oakes Ames is
the Gstensible head had to offer large in
ducements in the way of interest In
France the Credit Mobilier is regarded
as regular Investment stock, and is
daily called on the Paris Bourse before
the railway shares, coming Immediately
after the Government securities and
Bank of France shares s-PhiladelDhia
Iu0uirer
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certa:ned how many persons persisted.
The st Petersburg official Gazette, in article
the movements of Russia in Central Asia,
the difference with which Great Britain views the
growth of the United States OF north America with
the jealousy with which she watches the growth Of
Russia.
posse of Russian douaniers G.. e. custom house
ofiicersj crossed the Brindza in the province
Upper Sesa, and destroyed the wire dam built in
the river for conducting the fish the kuns: E:ill
This arbitrary proceeding being resented by the
Pruss:ans residing there, the Russian officers
charge of the custom hoase detachment fired kiln
a ac:vian. Prince Bismarck has addressed peremp-
tory note to the Russian authorities, demanding su
instant explanation of the outrage.
Spainers Gazette (Berlin) hopes the United States
Will annex the Sandwich Islands, but deprecates tie
acquisition OF Cuba because ii would he difficult 70
AmericaniZe an Island whore the climate, religio
and manners different from those of the United
States.
The editor of Posen newspaper has been sentsnc-
ed 70 four months Imprisonment for publishing an
article entitled The Battle with Gods Church.
Amadeus, King of Spain, is about to resign
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-13
ENCOURAGE MANUFAToRrEs

The great question for the considera-
ton of the Legislature assembling next
month, will i,e bow to sustain and i'm
Prove the credit of the State. This, o:
course. includes the question of taxation.
How to so arrange the different sources
from which revenue is to be derived, as
to have the burden operate with the
least weight upon the prosperity of the
State, Is question which concerns every
one. Under such a state of affairs, the
tendency is to tax everybody and every
thing, and the result is, that the burden
sometimes falls upon a class of industry
In protecting which all the people are
deeply interested
| We presume all feel the Importance of
building up manufacturing enterprises in
Tennessee as well as the entire South,
and the creation of diversity of EN-
Iloyment. This is the way for us to get
and support large population, and in
this way demand is created at home
for our productions. Anything, then,
that encourages manufacturing and
creates diversiication of labor is for
the general good.
Ii IN the arrangement Of q revenue bill
by the legislature, all manufactures that
use our raw material and afford employ
Tnent to a large number of operatives.
could be exempted from taxation for q
term of years it would be a good policy
and add no burdens to any other class of
tax payers. Say, for instance, that all
capital invested in blast furnaces, rolling
mills, lumber mills, cotton and WOODEN
factories, and everything of that class,
exceeding one hundred thousand dollars.
shall be exempt for all tax except school
tax, for the space of five years from the
time 1t is invested. We believe that
law formed in such spirit would be an
encouragement to industrial enterprise,
and would do great deal for the devel
opment of our hidden resources.
U'tte I 1enn.) Chronicle.
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Fred Horn
From the Fond du L.c Commonwealth.

The Democrats attempt to have con
siderable fun at the expense of Fred
Horn in consequence OF his leaving the
Den ocracy and joining the Republicans.
Those who know Fred will understand
that he is competent to keep up his end
in the joking business A few days ago
Sat. Clark, Rankin and other leaders oil
the Democracy attempted to have some
fun with Fred about the charge We
let correspondent of the Nlilwauk &c
Wisconsin, tell the last of the story, as
follows:
after dinner, as kind of peace
offering. Joe Rankin asked Fred to join
him in a cigar. This Fred declined to
do, saying he didn't smoke any more.
Rankin looked at him moment and
then said l. You have given up good
many Of your old ways since you turned
Republican. Yes said Fred Il used
to smoke cigars, chew tobacco and drink
whiskey; but | found it was injuring my
health, and | gave it up. As soon as |
did, ] came to myself again, physically
and mentally, and then joined the Re
publican party
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having such show Of honesty or states
manship as to dare public scrutiny-in
favor of the continuance of this nui-
Sance.
We haven dsubs that this amend
uent, If se3s-ttteu,to the popular voice,
will carry by more than the required con-
stitutioual majority; and we have as
little doubt that it is the only one of the
batch that will SO carry, for it is the
only one that has any place in the popu-
lar heart.
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TIE Eft S. .s.SS 81.

A TTOkSEyG and CouuseIars at law
N 01ice III ghth street, Nauitowoc Tixcorsin
Collections promptly attended 10. 1882
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N Observation-Disclosures County Court In the
l. matter OF the estate of Mary Carr, Deceased On
reading and filing the petition of John Hall of Mani
tow oc, representing among other things that Mary
Carr late of Clark's Mills the 9th day of Nav
u 1880 at Clark Mills died intesate, leaving goods
chattles and estate within this State and pravin tf
administration of said estate be him granted il is
ordered that said petition he heard before the Judge
OF this Court, Monday, the 10th day of February
A D. 1878, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at my Office in said
county Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to TIE heirs of said deceased and to all persons inter
estcd, 10y publehing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
ed at ManjtDwoc in said county
4l-St j.sa. W. w WALDO Co Judgc
1873 - -
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EE.. 4. RRS.a.H'T.

EE9GSE. sEGN ASD GASzsEAes r.
< Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the hourin.
mill South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
OF this City in the above branches The NEST
sonabe
Mani ItiY,a D,
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IN PRORETE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, !
- County OF Manitowoc. So

SrTATE OF WISCONSIN,
~ County oi Mantowoc. IS
Probate Office, Manitowoc February 9th A. D. 1873
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the last
VIII and testament of Peter Kremers deceased Iate
OF the County of Milwaukee. WAEREAs an instrI,-
ment i'll writing, purporting be the last will and
testament OF Peter kremers, deceased, late of the
County of Milwaukee, has been filed in This of,ics
and whereas application has been made by Adam
hremers praying that the same be proven and admit
ted to Probate according to the laws of this State
therefore, 1t Is ordered that said application be heard
before me at the Probate office the city of Manitn
voc in sand county of Mantowoc the Third day of
March, A D. 1873 at ten o'clock A. NJ And ii is iur
ther ordered that notice shall be given to all
interested III said VIII, of the time and lace of said
hearing by publication in the "MANITowOc TR1pINE''
newspaper printed in said county for three success
sive weeks, each week. prior to the time of suc
hearing By the Court.
43-3t saw w. w WALDO, County Judge.
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S. Sea.TDEgeSD.T,
r.. ERR.

WORK Street, Mantle voc, wis. DeeIe -
L in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
01at. ware. Boots and Shoes, Re.iy made Clothn.
Paper han ginzs Hats and Caps Ioys, Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &c, ss. share of pable patronage is soli-
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STERCzEA NE TAIE4GaESzS ESTA b
TI lShment. Sth street, seuth end Of BriCG.
The tailoring department il complete, and coataIns
large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
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GESVs1. FEEEgsS.

WTATCEsNAEE ssR and IEYgELEEs. Of
~ fers his services for repairing all kinsk OF
Clocks and watches Has fine and well seiscted
asSortmEnt of the latest and best styles Of Clocks
American. English ana Swiss Watches a. also I'D
ana Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store Sth
q
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tfnrnpy aEG s'orisI .csinr 80 E.ag.
IL Office on Sth strsst the corner OF York
1881
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OFFERS lo his many friends and Az
~ public generally choice selection OF Fresh
Meats, Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams,
shouIdsrs Sausages, Taiow and Lard at the lowest
rates Market Commercial Street 9-1y
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FEa ED. SCEEEe Err,

MEAT MarExet.--EIav;n= purchased
w the business of VIM Brown shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
owost rates. share of public patronage solicited.
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q. R.s.E.SGN-

TEwELER and PEaetoGra pFser- All
81 kinds cf work in the line of mig business prom st-
ly attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction
have jGat received Wing < ornstoy's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCUEA, with which l take small
pietares Of the Encst order for dollar per dozon
photograp taSou Of all sizes. Albums aad Frames.
n hand. York lS-Atf
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ED. MAEHKLIW,

hru@Sist and = :sothccarY. Sil. Siraat
oppoEite the Post Once l. now fully proyiGed i
with compistc sslsStion of Trash Drugs aud Msdi-
ZONES. and oors his services especially the PHrs-
eIASs OF this village and county for the csf and
scientific preparation Of their prescriptions. 13
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e. &SskgggE S; Csp.

SFAS<fTA ggTstE.eS SSss eEss.T;RS
III IN Leather. Hides Shoe Fin nlin-s Betting GfaIl
skies eouzTsatiy hand at Milwaukee prices. Oar
Betting Is male OF the be.t tanned Leather oi,icc
On Sta street. S.Cth side, door north Williams
House. Na;litowoc. y IL.
SA>taAh paid Tor Hides, skins, Taow and Bar k-ss
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.sTesU advertisements.
Special Election Notice.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, ferry nr N4vIr woo
Maaitowoe county, Clerks Once, Fob. IL rs
III ohss OF Mayor of the CITY oil Mantowoc hav-
Il lag become vacant 10y tine guation OF Hon e..
Lining nstce Is Hereby given in accordance with the
Charter that an election for MAYOR of this city to fill
the Vacancy viii be held Monday the 2th tny OF
February IN the several Wards OF this City.
The places for holding said election are designated
as follows:
let Ward-The Council Room
III Ward-0aice of Deni. Jones
Sd H;rl-iiouse of a IIutci,ips
18th Ward-Office of Ed. Conway
Erred. BORCHERDT
44-2t Clerk ErJ ksB
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CH,FEsFES FgOFER.

hEAF.ER la Stoves; Tin. Sheet IRON
4 and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds q
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
lilly
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KE. GG.sEAEES-. w. 81.
ENsaA. y ZEnErG

Dfz THSdSEAN and Surgeon. tenders
his profession. services to the people tf the City
ard county of Manitowoe. oico over J. A. Eoehler'
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FOR SALE!

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm of sixty acres with barnes
and outhouses appertaining
thereto ; in the village of
Mishicott, for sale on easy
terms. For particulars of
terms enquire on the premises
or of IRA ?. SMITH, of this city.
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EREE GsR us.

D2ACTaCAZ FUGEER. Keeps CON
i staEtIy en- hand the largest and best assortment t
OF hats and caps OF the latest STYLES the lowest pos
sibe prices, and always pays tho highest value in
cash fer all kinds offurs. lo-7
S. Sea.TDEeSD.7',
MANUFACTURER and Dealer i.,
lSE Boots. Shoes, Leather, &c. &c. Shop Busn 10
the corner of Eighth Repairing neatly y
and promptly executed.
Manitowoc, September 20, 1So5
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The following is statement of the TO-
tai shipments of ore from Escanaba since
the opening of the Peninsula Division
Railway IN 1865.
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gDS E5sB Ss.7EES

nR. A. 3. pA rCHES. Dentist. Ofics
IL in ShermaL's new building, Sth Street
Aianitowoc Wis.
csn Teeth extracted without pain
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E1I 2SaCI d Surgeon, sE- AccOs.cf.eur
i Ohics on sti street, Bacons Drug Store
Nanitowoc Via. Ofce open at all hours Calls q:
tended promptly. 1892
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CHARLES sC.FEEFEFs,
EE ED SEEGEEs,

lf.AS III ] . = a kSEItl " ff.TkE- sE.k@ FS
s. moved to Buffalo street, , doors vast of Rand,
Store. All work warranted well done and to fit
Asuitowoc, Nov. 50, 1SI2- 1883.
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A TTORNEY ami Counselor at law,
IN Real Estate Agent. Office corner of Eight
nd franklin stTsets. daailowoc, Wisconsin III
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F.sH'ETTE .SFsTsSEs

CODA WATER syan.i.actErer,rpspec
- fully requests and will fill orders promptly hi
Factory, corner tn and Jay street, Manitowoc 16
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DE.a'1sSTR u

COUNTY SURVEYOR, OIliee over
" o. Torrisoas Store; near the Bridge.
Mani
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s.. II. E5"G8D,

TT1SNEE aId Counselor art Law.
N 0afce, corner of 9th and Quay streets. Manito-
voc. WISCONSIN. 2-9l
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The I. 5. Troops in the Southein
States are soon to be removed 10 Tie
West
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MILWAUKEE
MARKET ASSOCIATION
Observation-Disclosures


fsHHE MANAGEMENT OF THE GRAND CONCERT
1 hes leave to announce that voijaLle circum-
stances have made it necessary postpone the sane
however, they pleased to state that the of
the enterprise has been brilliant and decided, and
that the same is upon firm and solid financial
basis. 1t will take place on
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NEW STAGE And EXPRESS
ArranEGxx7EDtSa

The undersigned viii daily lire Of Stages b
tween sianifowse and 5keiygan. 20 connect with tn
train and forward regularly EXPRESS
PACK tssF.S snd frem this city.
For passage or transportation, apply at the Windi
It Uouse 2sCu, TuOS- WINDIATE