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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11
E.AGtsys krEssS,

The Atlantic Cotton Mills, of Lawrence
Mass. are te start every loom on full
time.
The boot and shoe trade OF PHILADELPHIA
Is imTroyiug, many large houses having
Increased heir force Of workers.
Twenty-Five lumber camps. with from
D to 100 men each, are in full! operation
on the Pere Marquette River.
The Appleton Company, of Lowell.
Mass, commence to-day TO run their mills
"n full time aud full pay until the close o.!
The mOn'h.
The Douglas Flint Cess Works. at
Flttshurg, stopped running on Saturday
The Ormsby Iron Works have closed for
lack OF orders. Great suffering exists in
Ai!eghany City among mill operatives.
fhe striking carpet-weavers of phiia-
ielphia have resolved that while they
have had to work twelve and fifteen hours
daily for { 10 weekly the" will not work
under the now schedule for $S per week.
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why Sol. HON Resigned.

The question whether Col. Howe is likely to succeed
ecrnred il the circumstances under which he lett
the of the Nor thwestern road clear
ly' known.-A.i1cduIaes N>5gs.
There is no mystery that we know OF
about the matter. The circumstances
have been clearly anewa" to all Of Col.
Howe'g friends for l,ing time Ever
since the serious accident which bete.I
him last winter he has been desirous OF
withdrawing from the IaboriGus position
he occupied and has letter of resignation
was handed in months ago. Ihe sole aud
only reason was that he was worn out
with over work, aad Incapable OF c0ntiD-
uing it, sad the likelihood that another
year OF 1t would use him up entirely.
One .. her point Those who know IIudye
How intimately, known ihsst he weuId
make less exertinn 10 se,.ul an appoint.
ulent for himself OF any Of his family that
he would FOR post-office to some anlbit.
inus asplrant 81 country cross roads.
Indeed, we think Col Howe's chances
hetter without the Judge than with hi u
II he is appointed at all it sill be upor
his own merits and the favorable reenm-
nenaa;ion OF the Wisconsin, Bar.-lStat.
GHzette.
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Postal 4 fairs,

The Post Master General has compile
ted his annual report, which has been
laid before the Cabinet. The receipts
for the year ending June 80 were So, :
906, TAI. and the expenditure of all kinds
S29, ,084, ,945, This was previous to the
aboliUion of the franking privilage which
took effect on the first day of July.
The total number of officers and en-
ployes of the department is $4,000, of
whom 81 1858 are postmasterS.
Money orders transactions show an in
crease CT over 50, 900, 900, or an increase
~ Is 55 per cent. More than 100, 0O0,-
900 OF postal cards viii be used during
the first year
Recommendation is made for the pre-
payment of postage on all newspapers of
tho second class by the publishers, each
of whom is to state under oath the unm-
ber of papers they will send regularly to
subcribers during the quarter. It is
thought that the increased revenue from
this source would soon authorize a reduc-
tlOn III rates of 40 per cent.
The report also advocates the system
of post office Savings banks, and the es-
tablishment OF postal telegraph lines.
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cheap transportation by water from in-
terior States to the sea board by way ~
the great lake.. The speaker ann9unced
the staining committees of the House.
NJ further business OF Imporfance @aS
transacted
WAsH1NaroN, D. c., Dec SIN the
Senate WAS presented the Joint resolution
OF the Legislature OF Michigan asking
for the building of the Niagara ship
canal, for the survey OF canal across
he State. The position of the New
" City Chamber of Commerce, re-
r,o,5;,or the resumption of specie pay
7Ipents as presented. The following
hi. Uare :. troduced To place in the
Snnreme Co,,r, room busts of the late
Chief Jnstieas r.. ~ey and Chase !; to IN
(.C,.,.a,,,ts ti3>z <s-,,+,,- VI TransContinen
tai Bail way Company, \. IN fisiit of way
through public lands 90 "'.saiii@e va
tionai Banks without circulat. ~ "iieh-
datory of the National Bankrupt a0' 70
protect public works on the Aissis Ni'Pi
River for cheap transportation betwelH
New York and Chicago; to build a FIRE
proof building at IAeokuk. Ia; for the
relief of East Tennessee University 70
establish a National University ot Edl'-
cation an1 Labor; for II pubic building
at I1eIFSlWCtto, Aai-. neF- oNAoI
Sunderland WAS elected Chlrstain, and
JAS r. Yoang Executive Giefk Dir.
Wright addressed tho Senate on c4e biA
to increase the salaries OF members. The
Senate then went into executive session
and soon after adjourned
In the House the following were
among the bills introduced To divide
Illinois into three judicial Disticts to
improve the Mississippi river between
the mouths of the Missouri and Ohio
rivers to admit Colorado as n State to
provide $50, 900, 900 bank note circnla-
Tion for States not having their proper
tion to make Covington, Ky, port of
entry to repeal the civil rights blli to
repeal taxes on whisky and tobacco !; for
a Niagara Falls ship canal for the IS
sue of interchangeable national curren-
cy and 365, 100 bonds; to improve the
harbors of Milwaukee, Port Washing
ton, kenosha and Racine, Wis. +; to i'm
prove the kanawha river The univer-
sal amnesty bill passed the House. Mr..
Cox's resolution to recognize the Cubans
as belligerents failed to pass. The salary
grab repeal bill was discussed and made
the special order for Tuesday morning.
The Secretary of the Navy asked for in
creased appropriations. Mr.. Shanks,
from the Ninth District OF Indiana, was
asmitted. The supplementary civil
rights bill was referred to the judiciary
Committee. The House went into
committee of the whole. Information as
to the effect of the abolition of the frank
ing privilege was asked for. The House
then adjourned.
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sgs..t0N<.N NEWS.

I'ac wife oe The late Gov. Harvey il
,-fliIna til- winter.
i v..iient thHnsier-sIewer -uri II -cei
| ite la Cro-~e penpie On Dec. I.
| .'..-s,ted d ,-t.es.>e has crested qiite sics.
y >rn>4,ious IN Jinesvilie his week.
y nlan in .Iuia. Green Conuty, claiu>
! q l;are invented ii machine with which
| -eas,u aud buggy wheels can &c made in
| liiIr,sn ,uin;ue~
Dr. L. b LaConnt has lately rece we'd
| H.. af.ir.iLtasrnt pension examiner
! i, Si,awann Comfy and vicinity by the
| Uai',-d Sfafes Pen~ion Agent.
The l,,IIe- If the Congregational Socie-
| - nf Ma ii~ou propose 70 prepare Tor an
sntert ainnent on tlae 22i inst, to eele-
orate ihe Llniing at the Pilgrims.
The Ashland Press states that the
prospects OF that live little city never
sytr,- brighter than at the present. =
J tnc~ NcG uire and Alex. Welcome had
narr.w e-cape fiom freezing to deai h
on Tuesday nisIIt-Qaite a number OF
deer are being killed In that vicinity this
tail
The horses at Madison are again af-
iictci ~ith he epIz 'oiic.
At Deiavan. recently. a hostlcr named
Pat Campbell. had his law broken In two
places By "a kick fro II hpr~e
Mr. J I'm " Henry has been ap-
pninted postmaster at Argo, Winooa
e...uHty.
Tht. General Manager OF the Milwan
kec aid 1T Paui Ralrnad has gwen
.rirre that Ihe wages nt all EN- npioyes IN
the aip rfficc at Milwaukee are To be
reduced 10 per cent from this time for
wsri
The o .ik"sh Northeastern rep 'r-
tnrglars IN that city. A Nurse thiet
namei james New iiIiams was arrested
IN MIiwank ee few days ago aud brought
back 10 O-hk"-h lie stole "a team from
Mr Ransom at Fix Corners and drove
to Milwaukee, q distance of 100 miles, III
one day.
The Anrleion Past states that there
Is but little sickness ~ that vicinity
K bert * ,f"fski has been sentenced u
wo years :lni,ri>"niment in the State
prison Tor killing Gerritt Ii lays last sum
s:itr
rhe Wau~au PIot reports that man
,,atued DE .|ncuusnn met with terrible
death at q ay mill On Wednesday eve
ming ia-t Whiie ;he machinery was run
ming AZ the usual high speed. his foot
-auelh N shipped and threw him u,,on
tie cariiagr and he was drawn u-rpu the
>iW n SUCH = III amer as tu cuE one leg
lenathwis from his heel To his bod,
iIe lIveri about -ix hnnrs after The accl
,irnt Lrr5" arteries were severed In such
Il way hat the flog of bo,,d could not be
stopped in time TO save his life.
MADISON, Wis, Dee. The annual
r n,,t at the Secretary of State. Treasd
rer. and Schnol LanI Office are published
." night. The balance IN the State
Treasury helpugine 10 tbs several funds
! IN the 80 ii "t September, 1872, was
S239 39 4; on rhe 3Ufh Of September
1873 S2l5 6i4 The receipts into and
ii>bur~emeuts from the treasury. includ
ng Ehe balance in the general fund trust
and other funds dnrine the ra>t year
were: RecriptS. 81 IA 55S; adding
halanres. 81 0l3 Coz Disbursements.
: 79S 023-i,-avine Il halnnce September
5OJ 1873 Of S2l5 GA. The total state
AK far tti'. wear was $'iI 5l2 There IL
sill SlS 900 1T war hund> outstanding
Tie total debt Of he state is 81 252 O57.
The credit IF :he State l. 'od at home
and abroad
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"a PRESIDENT possessing the qualities
that are called for by an emergency like
the present. VI uld leave Congress Iittle
room for the exercise of its discretion in
thai respect. - Chicago Times.
For paper that has beoa harping on
CentraiIZaJrDu AND Cse -arism for months,
the abJve is as consistent as ought to be
expected. When Gen. Grant 0beyed the
laws and confined himself within the lin
its defined by the constitution. he was
guilty of Cae.arism. Now, according 20
the same aul hority, il he does not usurp
authority to declare war, which the con-
stitution gives exclusively 10 Congress.
he is lacking all the Democrat" quail
tiles wanted in President Polk violated
the constitution, and ought to have been
impeached f;lr his virtual declaration Of
war against Mexico. As Congress meets
Ia two weeks. President Grant will right
ly leave The matter tOT lis discretion while
getting ready FOR any emergency.
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BAfE-IanitoNgOC County Court.
Ia the matter ai the estate Of Thomas Whatstsu,
deceased. On reading and flifs- the p+titan u Eeh
Whet-;ou- Of tho town Of Liberty, County Of Ngui;o
Uuc, repre-eutiu. among other fni1gs titsi sai@
Thomas Waetstun i,rs nf the ~ Lilrty CoHaTy
c4 AinitoWOc state oI Wisconsin. she 13t1 day o.
April 4. u. 1873, AZ said town nui county igG tet.
tate, leaving goods. CiIHtfoi3 aEi estate within fhi
Stale Of the probable value of Elo..,ui haa
dFed GUllaTs, and that - =ii petitioner r. IN q
W3dnH' ol -a3s. sces-srI, aH: praying tiaJ with IN
viii annexed al atr.tyu OF sid estate ba 20 SAT
Ellen he-con Sf.,lted. 10 s ordered 'iIt SAID e:i
7 fiuH tr heard hsf.re tire in ge 90! tAis Cont, o.
Monday the l5fI day D-ca.Hhe-. 4. D. tsf3- re- -
O'clock s. NJ. st my 17i-, iu said County Drlo-s
farther thai notice Thereof given 20 the heiss
aid deceased, all E-FsDus Interested, by pHh
fishing copy Of tsis crieF fr three -firesiye week
prior 10 -aid day q hearing in ;he 4tNfEgEf1 TsE
uNE. weekly newspaper I.utii-hHi ct 1ianitpWOs
City ia said Comfy.
" w WALDO, County Judge
Da'ei ~ 3Iantovoc, tho iIrn day Il oOvstaber, a.
ID. I>T3 n IL
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Complete election returns give Taylor 1
majority over Wasbburn Of II 400 votes
Oue of the most curio,us Tesalts o! The
election is found in the fact that Wash
burn received feger votes than any ou'
pl:e OF the Republican ticket; whIci
shows the power Of railroad influence
with which = good many farmers though
1t best te unite for the p1rpo~e o. crust
iug uonopolies -liI .se&.seek
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TIE State Prison law passed last winter
provided for the appointment of a Board
OF Directors with authority to appoint u
warden. The terms of that law provided
that; Said Directors shall be appointed
and commece their duties on me first day
of January 1874. p" Gov, WaShburn, in
compliance with said Law. and IN order
TO give tha Board time to consult togeth-
er. bas appointed Beard consisting Of
three good meH. at this, tbs Reform
papers sat u;, howl, because it was not
lett to the " Governor, who comes into
Office several days after the law goes into
effect, 10 control The appointment. They
seem to think the law was made for the
benefit of a Uolit;.,-lI party rather Than
for the p.,pIe. But euch j. Reform.
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The Sipginius 4 flair.

WASHINGTON, Dec 9.-President
Grant IN Il conversation last night with
Gov. Noyes, Of Ouiu. said. that while he
feared, Il few days slace. h0Stilitl8s could
not be avoided, he would say now posi-
lively that hU did not believe there would
be Il war. Spain comedies everything
demanded, and tends to an honors Bile
adjustment Of the difficulty.
Fish says III regard TO the Cuban
question that everything is moving
s'un0thly, and rhe general outlook is
,esy peaceful lie says S!uklas ha-
neither resigned nor has hc been
recalled. NJ least n0 resignation has
been communicated 10 the ID pertinent of
State Three years aga SickleS infsrued
the Department .sa. al :o~i .natilsa vas
ready Whenever wanted, and there j. 40
reas,ts. - bv!ieyc be j. - day Iiarqgod
to sursc:l Ter the position ii requested,
bat the request ii4s a.. l3cB m,!e
A I,aAlni.t meeting is being held To-
Gay
a dispatch treu. Nashua TO he nesul.5
says that an US. @.scctcd complication has
arisen regarding the Frgjg;,.5 ,f5,oool
Admiral PISA 2n beha'f ot Spain, de-
mands tIlas til5 Question as - whether
the Flrs-iails Fas entitled t. c.-sy he
Amerlc@n Has be submitted 20 ssEjitra-
tion. Oar Government reiu = s;,d says
the Uni'od States is lis own il ,xe. The
Nadrl:l stareri'mant responded that the
prntoco left all doubtid noiuts 10
arii;raiI,n
The steamer Colorado did nat ss.il yes
terday 80 eXnented, bat viii leave at 8
O'Clock to-day for Key West.
The news OF the SAFETY of the Kansas
was the subject OF conSratulating among
naval officers yesterday,
The steamer GeFtYat burg arrived with
stores YESTERDAY from Boston.
The snip Supply sails with stores for
Key West this week.
There are 1890 men now at work in
the navy yards.
The Spanish iron-eied Arapiias con
tinues in a state of insassteiyiBy. the wreck
ing company haiJg too busy just now co
lemoye the sunken coal barge.
1t is understood TINT the District At
torney intends pushing the proseousio,a
OF the lesser lights Of the wing vigorous
ly, now that Tweed and Ingersoli- have
been disposed of. Indictments are pen
ding against John Walsh, Jesse CcIlad,
Mr. MARROW, Henry Geneil. Cbas. E..
WIh0dr aud Cornelius Capson for com
plieity III the ring frauds Other in
dIctments arsgumored.
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SINrpp tne c0u!DeuemGnt Of the panic
recruiting for the army has beoa nar'
iiyaiv. Ia Chicago the ayeFage numJe
oar n,cfs g. during the sg:u-arr was aiio1
y l. Detn5er The nanb : incrca-cl g
Ii2 ani hiGs f7iT 20 nc iarscr the l'res
a4.f uoriil I'i.r t'ala ifetz- faay iiar'
n cf5.ef - make tt.a iHeF1as- >'it large
sing Il YOU'D - les His, -
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SUMMONS.
FIIE STATE or WIsC8A
,s--..--. go, ~. sr.,.=.g.,-...- g., :

FIIE STATE or WISG8S.-fS,
Circuit Court, - AaEitovo- Go.
Chas. B. Freyosrg.
william EuapwErst, f-"-i'i-''' -'' '
E-eie.iC knapwurst,
II H.itf2lf E"pp,of5si rgs.t Fss.ifE hFI5ieizT-f:
EyoC are hereby sutfloi,ai auI Required T. fs7.
f'ie complaint IL this action. SyhcB flied IL
fe giise & th- Clerk Of Circuit Cont Jf uItgwp
ClHty U-t. 3isf. l-I3 aud 1e r0ps of y1ur
answer 70 Else SAID complain; fita -Il-sTil'r. -
his Office in the C:y and CaaHty ri MlfglsO-, Wiz
within twenty dars zif. tiis service herli-
exclusive Df the 81 Of .usl. --r-iea n i yoH ft
the said complaint within 4he si5re-
~li3. the plaintiff tIiis actiaI WE ~. Is 20 th7
Court for tie relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated October J1-t- 1s7s-
Sl-6t j. . MARKHAM. rlaia!Is Asfo.n-v.
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r.. AEEs. 8,

VORsS street sIsstios y - MI 'se',ters
in Dry Goods tireeerie-. Crnckery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots aud shoes. Ready made Clothing
Paper halgin=s flat- and Gaps, 1"S- Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers B ri a@e-. Kerosene Oh and
Lamps Sc &c. A share Of public pan onage = -"i-
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l am very sincerely yours,


Hon. Matt H. Carpenter, Milwaukee, Wis.
We think tha6 there is quite proof
enough here that the Tribune has once
more been at its old games, and endeav
ored to destroy a political opponent by
inventing dastardly slander concerning
him, WHAT can psQpie think, after
reading the above letters, of Ransdell
and his precious ''editor ?'
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II ~ a HEEEf

IEwET.E-s aud ss;sosnSrn s,ber. All
81 kinds work in the line of my busiaess prompt
Iy attended to- AMI warranted give sat:siitr tol.
hxve i.st received a Win. & Gins,eys Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, With which I an take small
pictures OF the fHest order to- dollar per Dozen
PhotoS rspis taken of all sizes ilbums aad Frames
susfanfIy on hand. YORK
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nNAg~rsCSE. Fs'sssEss- sNeesss con-
.tnntlv Gu hand the lar.- -e~t and best a.sorrmeui
sf Lzrs AMI caps OF the istrst les the est pos
.ibls prices AMI always pays tI,e highest value il
sa.h tor Mi kinds Ui turs. io-i
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CySgsY. sr3FsYS.

xXT ATCEsss 4ElER and : ~ Es-E:R. OF
w ferS his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clscks an watches. IIa. fine and well selected
.ssortInsat of the Iats-t and best styles of Clocks
American Ensli>a aud Sv ss atches. also of G old
aud Plat ed Jew eiry, at h Brick Store on Sth
.trset south side door south of Kremer's Mani
civ
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PAYMENT is against reluctantly asked
of those indebted to us. Our necessities
remild US that thers is ikoEey due to Us.
and force Us To call for payIent. Il il
sufficient to say, DO 70 others as you
Mnnld hawc o.nars D., in voI1 -
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SENATOR CARPENTER. .-TA., re-eiec-
ton OF Senator Carpenter as President
l1ro tea. AZ tne Senate, is a compliment
10 that gentleman that must fs espee-
tally gratifying to hin ;eif and to his
trlcnds Giiougis.ns ,hc gogoffJ Tue
elf 1T tha; has been made - destroy bis
reputation uy the ba.cst c.luIusv that
was ever saHn ,ne,! - IL Gu1,-h > .rE.
Is thus neuiiafzcd and SET 81 narg}4 hy
the aci,@ss II body wh1so i.dg,l....t il
not often impe&ci.eu.
Aud ssss sha right CONES uprcr.uosi,
lh .ver i justice done
His rare itness t3r the position ha,
already been, proved. He accu:ies the
chair iiuch Of the tins during the la~t
session, aud lay his I.romptness aud
courtesy towards The Senators, and hi,
prac'iea' knowledge of par iimentary law
ne won the admiration OF ali as i presid-
ing officer -.Seniihek
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The best proaf Ihss oasa D. given &c -
wisdom Of he fnenci-,, noiicv Of tho Gov
ernnlen' andef Republican ad.ninistra
iioa. ;. inurd ii he t4ci. that while th,
-; s.,'esa .a.... s-,..iry a.le -erio1l.
Affected tv lie, .-tt -.sfc. / iiifed STATE!
.aEE3s were with tfe.s feas n Z, kh
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E. z. FETKER
Notice Of Dissolution.

> sNiE co-pae; uershp heretofore exi>tiJ- siweea
I Rpbt. Il. Adler and =. =. BraIds,s. b, : his day
been dissolved 10y mutual crIseJ.t. u. H. Adler i
authorized 70 soiIe all accounts # the Late firm.
Dated ManitOwoc, Nov. 9th, 1875.
!. l.. BRANDE1S,
K. f. ADLER.
In accordauce with the above n9ifao haze taken
sole charge ui tnc whOe-sla iGs ard Liqu'' StD'c
o above uauie firm. Icqagst the continuance of
Tire Kind avor- of customers and invite ali q c
and examine my goods alii prices
2n-2I-dr RGJ-r. r. ADLEk
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U0CsE. sYssE ANas CSsEsssiE
i Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the new h"urinS
= i'll south Side offers his {" the CiITZen-
Of this City in the above branches At the noss rea-
soasble rates.
MauItoW0c June tIth 1872.
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SLAVES have risen Ia value in Cuba
in few years, from $3.50 10 81 500 and
81 900 head A war will make the
island free territory. which would be Que
OF the compepsations for the loss of lie
aud treasure 90 both sides
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ED. MkERKIIW.

INrue-t.-t and Apex ',s-t-ssrE- ztfs -ss,-t-
I opp t>it- The Pnst O'ir- U.,N ifsl}N provided
with calfptrtc -ei.,-tiop 80 .e-h tFu-- aud Me,iI
icnes aud offer. hIs --tyc.irS t the PHEs
OF this VILLAGE and cpuaj, the -,,yr't 'ti f"a
scienfi6c preps ration of their ,rr. .v ltar>. -
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1FEst4sss 4Is.sstfs & FSEt r.
NJ lisiu.ert Stl street. teli south el "i Bridge
Tie tailsrIu,s department complete aud cuntiIN
large. ss,artnIe lash oua'-ie clio, ie- aud t'tuf :
furnishing girts constantly %" MANU-" fle'',e Ca'i
AMI sxtriIn, i-;ore purchasing ell e,vheEe. 1921
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G ssagSsE&Sr.z.

-fANgF FAgrsRs8 as,d Dealer tn
M Boots Shoe, Leather, &c, SC. ShopoR Buffalo
strest neas the corRer Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
sHd promptly execntea.
Nanltowoe SCI toniner 20. 1873.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

ATFE;Ss g., iii- sssHy irlciiti~ amt siss'
public generally. choice -cI-ctioh o. Fresh
MsaS Salt PORK Eee --tuket' i-eri tnd itaiu-,
shouIder, stI,,se-, aals aud ,.,gd the low e-t
,.tss Market IN t,nu.uetCiai Street s-lS
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11
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FRIDAY, December 5-Over $50 bills
were introduced, among them the follow
ing &: To establish educai nnai institutions
and apply the proceeds Of the public
lands to educational purposes to reduce
u isiage; to iay tor quartermaster and
comnliSssry stores when purchased and
receipt~d for. without requiring an cath
ot loyalty; to strengthen the credit OF
the rec,.ps ructed states and afford them
financial relief : tn ernit publishers Of
papers and periodicals to exchange. and
publishers of weekly Isaper- 20 send with
i6 the colb'y OF their publication one
c ny tn actual subscribers free OF post
age TO requpe he Naioual Baking
Association t. reiai., as the par: .scY re-
ca'ye, the coin iiatere5! 81 ,ssi3ds 9cpc-it
t a. sFeuFlsy isF circulation ; to ali the
e~l al,i. meet 0i iie: sch9.3s in The.
United States m abolish the tax on el
gars. ,nbacco aud snuff; IN completa li.e
Jeua5 liver ~ kanarha tsa5al la st:fflrt;;
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11
gss EER. SE.sssa DER,

ssESE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssssrcG,.~sd
" tIl,. business ot " IN Brown, shall hereafter
ssnstauts xrep hand the choicest n,edts at the
swsst laf-S. share Of public patronage solicited
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