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MONDAY EVENING, Oct.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. IS.
CATTLE-Necefyed sinca Saturday, 6,000 head.
Tho number Of cattle in the yards today fsll little
short Of TO- 900 head the amount Of stale atock left
hood Of 5000. Tho statement, therefore, that tue
market waa greatly depressed will occasion no hur-
prtso Although tho attendance Of buyers was tully
W to tho everage, for Monday, no class soened IN.
clne1 to invest except at materially lower priecs han
prevailed last week. concesaors Of 1o@l5o being H.
sisted upon. During TIE egentns hours
and, consequently, only limited amount Of trading
was DONE but andina buyers tndc1ble ln the.s pIr-
pofo to buy- at all-at lower rtices holders finally
Bavo way aud, at tho decline ahippars foedcrs, and
city butchers operated on lnpFe or less liberal 6cao
Two Of city packers {Iancock Co. aud Culbert-
son, Datr COY also took few car-losla elId the
ranga Of tho market $o0@5.25 tho inside quota
tion for thin through TEXANS and tue outaido for
c.nce smooth w0ll-fattod nativo atoers Fom sales,
haweyer wero eeetea ut tho extremes, most Of the
transfers bong male within the range Of $20o4 05.
Tho moro notable aales were: 08 1exAns ayefng!ng
l.lea tbH a. $3l2k 07 averaging 500 bs, at ~
averaging 0a2 las 1T $500 y averaging sos h. at
4ot c0ac heavy, with several honkand-mostly Te1aa
cattle-!eft over uusold.
QUOTATIONS. w
Extra ueoyos-0raded stcers, averaging !, 400
Choco l'coyss-fiue, fut, well formed : yuar
70 year CID sseers averaging 1,Soo to
aooi fi.eiy iorsd ''''1
gtcers, averaging 200 to 1,350 1ba..... Ab0R6o0
agins l.l50 10 1.2s0 4.2s@44o
DutchorH' Bock--Common to fair atoers,
and good 10 extra cow, for city slaughter,
avulugsng 700 10 .leo olbH.............. ao094.0o
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Tho Livestock mnrketss

NEW Yonn, Oct. 13.-DEEyEs-Freah receipts, 7,46ot
makiuV l5p7o tor the week, aganst last ~tek and
Ia altogether loo largo and ut DECLINE Of rather moEn
an 81 90 per 100 iba net the market dragged heavily
to strictly prime native Htoers a@l2c poor to good
Texans, t5oHc. None hut Northern fed Texans are
going above 1o but native steers. av 700 to 725 ba
SHEEP 1ab LAnss-Roeeipts. 6,1oo, uaaking. 1880
for The weet against 900 last week. Sheep firm st
$5O06a625. Lambs eaaler ut $80098.00.
BwihE-Receipts yesterday aud to-dayl 16, 49, max
Ing 300 for the week. agatnst a9 600 for ah week
Live hogs arc easier at VIII 10 cars a.
10 ts7o72. Some coarse hoavy hogs went ~ low ~
$3.50. ..--
FH1I+ApELTHIA. =.
Pu11ApE1rHA, Oct. 1J.-DEsf oATrLE-Du4: ahles
$500 extra Pensyyana and Western steofs, & so:Jo
GitkEr-Fair dcnisnd ); sales, 900 At b80Ac.
Uoos-Firm,y hull sales, 5000 At S7.ooGS7.25.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, Oct. l3~-11 a. m.-Flour, css@2os.
wheat-wiater, 12aal2s "a; spring, lls 4d9l2. "a ;
white 12a td@12s Cd club, l3s 19d@lsa ID Corn
32n 8d@a2s Cd. Pork, 71s. Lard 41s Cd.
open market for three nonthh' bills ia 318 set
being 1916 below bank rate. Consols money. 0a9s@
lc-40's, ok nav 81, o1zs. Erie, a9;;<.
Turpentine, $50 9d934s
FRAaxFonr. Oct. 13,-Fiyo.twensiea Of 1862, 96A.
PARIS, Oct. 13.-Reutes, 67f. 55c.
L1y1arooL, Oct 13.-Gotton steady !; 'n,iddling W:
land. e1:@eAo ossans eA@9HS s.ls1' l 3SSt 1aoe
1000 Rsd winter wheat, 12s9l2s I'D. Flour, 28a9sos
Corn, a2s Gd@32s ID. Cheese, G4s. PORK, !2s Lard
Als 3D. Cumberlauds 38s Cd, Short rtha. Ais.
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Uran- 1.ouG4l3.pu
Wheat wns less active, aud again lower, though
not denoralized, as might have been expected,
from the fact that floating cargoea we're reported
1s lowor per 480 !As IN Great Britain and our
Eastern markets worry dull at q lower range.
Cash sheat declined 10 from tho bottom price Of
the offerings, mostly for shipment, though the
receipts wero larger than tho recent average.
and the outlook for selling, oven at preaent
prices, on the seahoard wae far from encourag-
on Canadian account, to- furniah freight for
ocean steamora, which would otherwise have to
70 out light from Montreal. There is no
doubt TINT al the wheat We have to spare will
be wanted in Europe but 10 much has been
aont tbero recently as to depross quotations, and
especially in the presence Of money pauio,
1t ia now impossible to do moro than guoBs at the
price at which tho bulk Of that remaining behind
will bo taken. Thero waB little more conHerv-
atism displayed to-day by the HAort interest than
usual. though fow wero still froe aollerH.
Very few buying orders were on tho floor from
outside, tho principal purchasers being local
operators. Cash No. spring oponed az 81. .0l, aud
aaysnced to s1.o2A ut Tie closo, with a102155
st 10 below casl,, but closed ut e1.02}1. soller
November opened Mt 81.O1A, advanced Ac, fell
to 3l.0o, and closed strong at el.02. Seller tho
year closed aS T. SlolI No. ap5ing closed ss
westcrn do. No: ) waa in fsir I demand N At
05c. and rejected quiet and firm at 8713c.
Cash sales vera reported Of 1G00 bu No. ! spring
at S1.07; 9,G00 bu do at .0G}5; G,400 bu do at
aSa 1S L. 40 100 ~ No, Eortwestsrn aan as slo
sl.02; 8,au0 bu do at 81 l.01H{; 2G,8oO bu do at
s1.0l,5 $500 bu do at 81 ok al, 400 bu do at
s1.oli 1900 bu Nc. Northwestern at sl.02M |;
1000 bu do at 31.O2; 1900 bu do at $l.0155 !;
ssoo 5 s Do 10 st .e}asten on sb,p ss' m No. o4 59S IT.
8UO bu,
Corn was active, and A@}5c lowor, being
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ro!al BID. os. ooy l14 s?olo. sae SOL

Bt1Iul
At Odessa nuder date Of Sept. Is, considerable p,lr-
chases had boon made with grln, salea during tho
month Of OIL 80u tsche!werts bnshes eael} the
spot md 161 800 tschetwerts for delivery, the lster
all wheat. Df the formar 1oo,7oo tachetwerts wero
crop Of this year never Of finer quality.
The purchases at Odcssa in short time were $50 200
tschgtwerss Of wheat, equal to 1,5432Oo hnshels. It
Will be observed by comparing tic clearances fron tho
ports Of tho Black and Azov oa ports Al given IN IN
accompanying table, TINT tue movement Of wheat from
EoutlleaHtern Europe IL increasing.
The visible supply Of grain, including tho stocks In
granary at tho principal ponts OF accumulation at
luke and seaboard ports, in transit the ukes, the
New ToEk canals, aud by rail-, vas, Oct, 4, 1873;
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MErAEs At aN1 d II %GNNR oRconDue o
lox1s tl259 a. lssl3 :1xoe
nnr H. sasks slas IT, Sa a assss, xa
Es Sins Fl assas s slsSs 1a - nuss hon. ase
do No Bta!ncd zoo rates.
ss ] i5s e. n s sI.s5ssi s
Of 9 Is cr Cent l i ado I II from md hs iii st
s?s' &C., s ssr1s1s ssps H. e. e.
1s e is "a i. ise; ea9 !, ssi s 4 ,?
'sss
9sose; 1ieseoa. pr Ees ss.saS sa e. st:s7H q
N SAvxL SsftoHEs1%sse Sii1;oat ehsags, 5:ns IN
ropo . Il. IKE; = ssal rope y i, 15N@ieke: sash
hemp cord, . j., 2o@e5c: n,srias, . l.. 2oaa2e;
sta stss s9Hs g. soos q a2ss fs1 i ss.s
ILs1carbon, lara, l,,seea and whale os were nov-
S M w S95
49,; extra lard OIL strictly winter 600; do, current
1a s 5ss o,is N W;s S ssss &C. ssra Rnss
Sso neas foot oil, strictly pure, *i1o; DO extra soe
Nc s n sts ds eTsyt2 e5S ehsf
| naphtha, common, 15@18c.
T.. xss sensssr1sx 5 se, zgs xs,s
peaehblosts wore mads Z eosaye delivered and soo
ta,oes | vero risny. and easy, It for ysew
We quoe Good to chotce potasoea II barrels, 81 25@
IL PED 9' 49, sssi 10Y y sss
ysllow sweet s2og Jerseys oo@4So q 80 sates s II, r.
peaehblows 1t aoc car extra do 1t aso; cars Early
SNp s:E s. 81 f. was dull Tho
oEss eaG s Esfs s.: s sa
~ t,otfn Atyt
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Nrw Youa, Oct ls.-Tho trade movement WAS quiet
toav hut A Increased number ct buyers from Woat-
nrn and nsaz BY ststea IN Tue market. and an early
imnroyenent ID anticipated. Cotton goodh steady,
audi "a soma mills aro running short tins, stocka
continue ll9ht in nrat hands. Cotton aannels aud
wifi obbera, Worstcd 1ress goods and printed reps
aro III fair request. wooen goods inactive. shawls
nJn
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HOGS-To tho 600 stale hogs, 1850 fresh ro4
coipts addel to-day swelling Tho supply 10 ovea
tnucd to tho close prices ruling strong 10o lower
all around. fow sclected light weights werc taken
carly 1T Ab5@4.80, but after noon no sales wore
ported nj 64.b0, and few above 3.43 while tho
bulk changed hands Ut $40o@A.10 for heavy, md at
$425@4 10 light. It ia estimated TINT nearly II 600
hoga rennln In the poa lnaold mud dealers gonorallY
rr6lict further uOprcciatiou In vRlues,
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BosroN Oct. ll.-A better feeling In tbs wool uaas-
kct transactions over 900 lbs taea include Ohio
bo extra a 50@68o: Michigan, Wisconsin, aud Inal-
Sna nsns S sa9 eomnns s
tub Ut 46o; scoutc at A2c9$i0o; supernne aud e11a
pulled at {1{aG7Ho,
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. Is.
Tho following were the receipts aud shipments
OF tho lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during The past forty-eight hours, aud for the
corresponding t1nte ono year ago:
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Stack Cattie-Common cattle, In decent
feah, averaging 100 to 1850 ha.......... a75ss7t
tnforior-LigEt and thin cowB, hoifers
ssags, hMls, and scaswag steers. ......... 2oos2te
Oattlo-Texhs, olsotco cor'l.fod. .:..... 4259947l
CAtio-Toxn8, Northern Wintercd. 8.00Gs4, ,0t
Catte-To1ns, through urovcs. ........... 1.G0Ga2.6
CATTLE BALEB.
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Withdrawn from store Saturday for city
consumption: 1905 bu wheat 6,038 bu corn;
1855 bu oats: 8, 1853 bu rye; 1865 bu barley.
The following grain has boon inspected
into store this morning up to 10 o'csoek:
1853 cars whcnt; 425 cara corn 0,000 bu No.
do, 65.100 btu No. q do, and 5000 bu rejected
do, by canal; 93 cars oats; 5000 bu No, do
aud $1,000 bu No, q do by canal; 10 cars rye !;
% cara harloy. Total (0S3 cays). 480, 600 btu.
Tho following table shows the distribution OF
tho brcndstufls shipped out from this city during
tho nast week;
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acarce and tho few In attendance wanted only car-
load 10, apiece and under supp]y Of 1000 or 5000
head, prices wero weak and vArnble. Tho beat were
not wanted At over $1oo@ LIS, w,ile common to far
Rradea almost unaalnbla at $2.75@3.25. The re-
ceipss Bince Saturday 1aave beon 500 hoad.
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wh'lo Il,tssian, tsl@oo; Champaign, exadxos pEirn-
BrAro,i-Glors, oA@1oo corn, o@11o; laundry, 90

H., sro..ai9ss; nd des1oo corn o11o; laundry 90
dnEEN T1sUIfH-Lonoua aro In moderate demand
and htoatty. Cranhorrics rematn firm. Dealers aro
receiving few nnal orders from tho Interior for
cholco Rpplca and tlero IL moderate local inquiry,
which prevents any dpccd accumulation Of stocks.
Frieos nnehnnHcd Car lots sold to'ny nt fa.4o9
25o, and choice aLres so!d It t2ooaao9 delivered.
ply anil steady, Wo frorcnt: IomonH f11 019l2.00
y lp1; inferior lemons, $9.o0@fo.00; Caltfor-
min pears, S4.0o@461 peT ease; Ito r1lnH, 20 1bH,
$i.oo rer box Or basket. Peaches, eoGsoa res bas-
tet DO, good to cllocc,. per baakot, $1.0o@1.60.
1rapca per u9-tb toxcal, $2.oo92.6o; Delaware
do, $500; Concorts, in hahkctN, D0@90o Delaware
do, 85c@$l: 10 pet basket oataWlns d. $lco oulti,
ao 1s;a :.ss %d g. saiy S"asat
uOps-afct With a nodernto inquiry for immediate
consumption. Tho receipts aro light, but at0cks
ample. Prices arn stoady at 100000 for Western.
donand, we're decidedly armor. Other descriptions
moro 1csa neglected, and sold irroannry. Wo
q.oto tho Wholesale pricea Iad BY doacrs follows
cara 10 contain % 600 e Now Timothy, prime tl4 30
@laao; de, No. sl3b9Sa14 ssa 90; Dc, N9. sl9nt9
'a9 ts'a ps aa :t2SS@2so ass as On @s @4a
on -Tnoihy, tio0o9i2 prairie, -. eslooo For
delivery Of prcsso i6o according to distance
HlnES-lTices wcre again unsettled aDd variable.
Buyers wcre L@14c apart In their vows and. conse-
qMently, only Hmtod amount OF sales was accom- on
ers', 10; green cured. Light, 1o@1oAc: do, leagy, 20
9ho; part cntcI, goo grecsn cali, 9i5o veal
KIP 1?e; dry cali, 1ao; dry kip, 2oG2lo dry saltsd
lie; dry hint, 1n990t; lobg-harel kip, tto deacon
hkins, s0Soe Brn'hy, scored, cut, Of otherwise dat-
IRON AND sTEE1--Trada la only fair, but there
signs Of Improvement aud priceH rctuptn without
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which charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-Fivo shingles to bo Two inches IN Alck-
ness.
Leugth-si1tcen inches.
HARDWOOD.
pack-Waluut - Counters, l0001{Af5e.oo: clear,
ss5.ooas5.oo: common. s2500@5o.o0: Gull, $2o.ooa
$500 flooring, 5000.
Gull, $l0.0o@15.O0; flooring, $3o. .00@ 1000.
oak-Clear. 2s.oo@4oo1; common, 316.oo995.oo;
Gull, $800{815.00.
IIickory-0lear, s2s. .oo@s0.U; common, s2o.oo@
$500; cu1l. Sl2.n5@lB.00.
h1aplo-Cloar, $32.oo93s.o0; common, $16.oo@es.oo
Gull, $40 00@l5.00.
Dutternnt-Oloas, sa5.oo@so.oo; common, 10000
5000.
$500; Gull, $1200t31a.00.
WlItowood-Olcar s30oo@4o.oo; common, $4,000
CISCO !; Gull, sl0.00@16.00.
Wagon Etock-Hickory axles, per set, 81. l.oo@l.6o:
wagon poles. each, 45a55c bog boards 4ooo.
Florida rod ccdnr. $50 per 4 mahogany, 32t94oc
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How it strikes the panbury Meas man
is appended:
You arc generally looking 81 seine
thing very intently when it hap. aqs-ner-
haps you are smiling to yourself Then
Your left toQt shoots out to one side with
G suidenRcss that creates a sickness ia the
family. Ice commences to form on your
spine and perspiration on your brow, and
your scalr lifts enough to permit a streak
Of coll air to pass under. The ctheg leg
goes ont at this iuucture, your head snaps
Violently 10 the front, and there is a faint
impression ON your mind that the world is
about to come to an end with nobody in
change Miles Of sidewalk spin out from
you Ike tightening. Thrcc-story build
ings jump over yoar head in quick success
sion. People disarpcar suddenly and
with appalling myst5:I. Then your eyes
close, y5u. conscience wares, ard your
soul goes cat in enc expiring qniver, and
and you arrive. The hard reality Ct the
scene is then forced upon You with I'M
pleasant alruptncss. Everything IS in its
place bat your spuc. You get up and
move of wiih sickly attempt at smile,
feeling At the time that the back of your
head j. laughing from car to car, and find
ing that the hardest thing is, not the
side walk, bat to keep from rubbing vorr,
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THE MODOCS.
Capt. Sacks Peace ksCcsarnticus
Feeling 81 tIaC S,rcgoEinus OvrE
tAc CGuierrnrc,

san FRANcrsco, Cal, Mreh The
speech Of Capt. Jack to Steele was = rci.-
Grafton Of the Moloc Chiefs former state
mentS Of his views and wishes. He dis.
claimed commencing war, and desiring to
continue the conflict. lie always liz. d in
peace, AMI wanted to Ie so till the solder,
commenced the fight. Capt Jack declined
to = TO Caaiy's camp to-dly. Steele
goes back to the lava bed to try to IN
ducc Jack and Schonchis to come out and
conclude the terms propose in the treaty.
The people ofO.esoa were not informed
of the acton Of the peace commissioners
this morning. It's not known whit course
the ell authorities of that state propose
TO pgrsre with reference % the indictments
against the Modoc, Tor tae mnrler of their
people. There is no rews from the front
til. ;scrnmg.
\ di>l atch from Jacksonville, Oregon,
gays the people of that part eff the State
gre not willing to gc2ep. any terms from
tl.o Noloc Indians which do no, provide
for the surrender to the civil authority, OF
the Indians indicted for murder. They
far than any otae. policy Nil encourage
lie tribes in Eastern and Southern Oregon
to follow the Mcdoc example. The people
are opposed 10 the Peace Commission, not
because they SAINT wax, but because they
want a spcsd+ and permanent peace.
S4S FRANCI>Co, March 4-The Peace
Commission met yesterday, and considered
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Pop Com and EKiGsfFaC Party.

Jennie June writes Another itCm Of
interest has been created by the announce
ment from somewhat distinguished
source Of an old fashioned entertainment.
According to the Invitations, a Popcorn
and kissing party" to which oycrskIrts
will not be admitted, and for which bib
aprons will be required. 1t is understood
that all the arrangements are to be of the
very strictest accordance with these pro
visions. \ cplorcd Il ldlcr is to furnish the
--...-;a All tho al ~nnna are lninu HINT
cd up, and are to be revived under the
auspices IF wcll-known philosopher AMI
scientist, ami the refreshments arc t. con-
sist exclusively of crallers, doughnuts,
mince pics, and all those horrible indigcs-
tib!cs which come under the head "soOd
oli-fa- hioncl fare" Whether the .s.,es
and beauy G. tie period L:&:1z strength
md ?iyaCit7 @Eca3l. lift to enable them to
bear up amer prolonged intliotion Of
bl:ndman's buff, Copenhagen, Spanish
dance, twirl the trcnchers, and hunt the
slipper, there is gave reason to doubt, but
should they prove equal to the occasion,
1t will undoubtedly hr Il :ac,aorabc o.,e
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EI-aU- 81 z-c ss~as "A - ss.cf
The Chenango New York; Democrat
tslls Of an Ellington man who, while he
was in trance. thought that be had died,
and found himself at gate guarded By two
angels, but that they allowed linn to pass.
lie EFT red room vh' ch was 'rrolnd,d
by doors. Here he met sister who had
died the preceding May, and she was. ac-
Ompanicd b. two beautiful girls, to wh9za
she presented him, telling him they were
his sisters who had del before lis remem-
brance, and had grown up in that beautiful
place. They sang him song, and with
some difficulty ta:ghti, TO him. lie recalls
distinctly the tune AMI words, and sings
them NV, tLoagh neither lie nor any ii
the furally ever hea5l the words before
lie alsJ aw ii. blgther-;n law there. \;
he did not see bis nothcr-iu-luw there, hi
thinks Il mus: have been in heever.
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YANhEE TRIcK.-A ke,tuckIan and
Iagkee were once ri linz through the
woods, the former on an iafri9r nimal.
The latter wanted to make a swap, bat
he did not see how he was to do it. At
last lie thought Of plan. Ills horse had
been taught to sit down like = dog VIXEN
ever he was touched with IT,, spurs. See
ing Wild turkey, the Yankee made his
morse r-rtorm tt:jg trick, ana asserted that
he vas pointing game, as was his custom.
The konuckinn rode in the direction midi
catel by he horses nose ana up rose a
turkey. tbs settled the matter; the trade
wss made and saddles and horses were ex-
changed. After a time they came TO 4
deep, rapid stream. over which the black
horse carried his rider with ease. But the
Ken;uckieu, with the Yankees old beast,
found great difficulty in getting eyer and
when he reached the middle of the streem
ne was afraid the horse would allow HIM
self to t. carried away, and endeavorcl to
spur Llp. up to a more vigorous acton.
Down sat the cid horse On lis haunch-
cs.
Look teFe" shouted the enrage1 Ken
tuckian TO the Yankee on tn. ether
side Of :he st-cem, via. does all this
mean z
i want you to know, strange cried
the l@nkee, preparing To ride away, that
the horse will pint fish jist as well IS b.
Will fowl. American Journal
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TAKE NOTICE.

County CLERK OFFICE,
September -, 1871.
The following resolution was adopted ut
the SPECIAL session of County Boaci of SUI
pervsors, held in the city and c.Lnty OF
Manitowoc, which session commenced the
lltk day of September inst:
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
by I. p. Fucssenich, While in the Office Of
County Clerk therefore,
EeSoirsi, That the present "'"rk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be autno,.,ed TO ask
through the four city papers Of Mani;owoc,
that parties holding receipts Of p. 7. Fucs-
scnich for the redemption Of taxes. present
them at the County Clerk : office to asccr-
tain if the proper entries are made in books
Of sale to cancel said taxes, and that the
present Clerk be authorized TO MAKE the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case to this Botrl, thereby saving this
county a great amount Of trouble an! ex-
pcase from Illegal taX-,!cCds.
Notice is hereby given. that the County
Clerk can be found at his office, between the
Ls.rs Of 8 a.. III. and p. IN. each day, ready
ana willing to attend to the duties - On. :.
10 him IN the foregoing resolution.
If Il. ). rIERPONT, County Clerk.
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! rI-hie. sat toia. c.a-zrs are required ~
do the same .aeutal work. The girls must
perform it with all this added burde., If
performed at all ind in the end, without
doubt, 50 per CT at. Of them viii BE- broken
in health, and ass into the physician S
hands. T'.sir mammas will inform him
that hard -tudy is the cause, and he will
record mental work as fatal to the eonsti-
t.ton f woman, and co-cducation of tac
sexes to be downright u.q-lcr to the fe-
male sex.
NV it Is evident from this testimony,
that women must begin form in dress,
i,efore they can hope to secure high edu-
cation.
Girls are not to enter Harvard or Yale
until they have pa. their bodies into CON
Portable healthy a.aarel, Men know this
-hDugh they viii not admit it to be thc
cause Of the feeblcEess Of woman. The,
viii persist iQ. laying it to brain work
when it ouly belongs to ccrs2;- lacjng an,
Ike female torture, and will keep IIarvar,
shut to the end Of time. But omen cal
change all this. Let every woman in til
land who has daughter in school remov
her corsets pat on thick fIaancls, warm
stockings, and thick boots +; tighten lie
clothes take off all chignons, end let he
have as much cat of-dYor exercise as til
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/ GOOD (IIiIiI TOR IlTESTNElT.

Four or FIVE thou and dol
lars are wanted for one or two
years at ten per cent. inter-
est, on q mortgage for TWEEN
tY-fV9 Thousand dollars worth
Of real estate.
Apply to Jonah Richards
or George Cooper, in the city
Of Manit0woc. If
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roRSErS VERSUS BRAINS
sZbat Aliis OIL tho " omcn,o or Leaves
them Nervous and Paryi;ti Inya-
I'D in Middle age.
From the .rde.S

forth some statements from learned male
physicians concerning the physical AMI
mental cona.ti, n Of women, which, il true,
a3ulI necessarily defeat this reform. The
\ ,-itiou that these men take Is that the
anmer of America are rapidly degenera-
aius into fccb'e, 1crvous being, entirely
unfit t perform the functions that nature
demands # theis sex; AM that the
chief cause QEthis degeneracy is the men
til strain that j. suffered in high schools
and college, over Greek, Latin and mattc
matreal lessons. They claim that the nes-
z.r- esc.gy s2ent in acquiring these stud
~ is loss t physical futc ions that
lceI this s.irtulous to fulfil the proper
gra& ii and tcvehPcmcut Of the body.
.Jey E4tiorc, therefore, that it Is impossi-
lie 70 bring tie two sexes together under
tile same ohool regine, because Of the ir-
reenlar course Of study with which the
.rl. ms x fnvsrei.
such ii tno theory cf physicians, an!
such is tie amen that comes from the
Pend # Harvard, and IS echoel and
&c echoed Jg every man that opposes this
educational reform, whether honestly or
othervis, ! VII not judge.
Iaat ns soc large clals Of women
.aik anI energatel, gong about wiki one
n in DE sr,go and tic other close after
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Family Grocery.

III nave the best BUTTER for sale wher
the same is obtainat'c
G-Eg~ Goods delivered knEE OF CHARC Z
al parts of the city. Is lott
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10 per cent. interest
for all accounts standing over 80
dag. Knowing that the al ov
course will tend towards making
lower prices AMI give more gen
eral satisfaction, we SIGN:
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BIRD, +. X. RAND,
FRED RUDOLPH. J. \. KU.ILER,
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