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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20
Tx szzz2i1ass Giioa Of Ieac6sszg s.
SPRING GF 1879.

PPi.iCANTS Tor Te9cl als Ger ifeates viii he es:-
I amazed at the following named tmc 'nd places.
IN ana .or lhe Comfy Of Manit.ssvoc. As-is
for TIE towns Of Mishcoti, Tg.o Creeks ana Two
rivers At the School Housa IN She Village Of Two
Aiyers, on "Wednesday and Thursday Aurii ? and 5
for the towns OF ManituwCc Ianitowoc Rapids
new school Hor<e in the First Ward {Soath ste1 OF
tAe ciy oil Asnitovoc, Friday and saturday April
Fer the towns Of Kossuti FsalKin Coaperstovs,l.
sid Gibson at tEe School House .F II,
sciioea District MI town of koss,itl. IN NaYday
oud Tuesday, !Irril / and s.
For the towns Of Eatnn RoctIerd Narla Cr,,ve
a. Sato IN tEe seiQ u House nj S,sto Corness op
'e-IS>i''-l ana iau.sdgy AI'T5l g. and IL.
re- me iuwss oi tenteryiile. Neeme. Schleswf-
in School District No 3 town Of Meme on Friiav
md nd, Saturday, April II, and -
The eS:fntion in each locality VIII commence at
y a u @ i;e iirst DAY, aud al 4 NJ, Of the second
AZ tba above examinations zalpljcai is VIII write
my or SUBJECTS required 10 certificates OF the Third
Grade.
s supplementary Examination
viz be held at he Court iiese IN the City Of Mani
. and 3.
The examination will open on THURSDAY. at 10 :. 81
Ca Ihursiay and Friday. applicants will be exam
insd III Third Grade branches only
Saturday VAL he devoted 70 an exan,iustfon Il, the
HiSlsh ran a5S required i0r certificates II the Fsi
m, Second Gries- The exercises sisi fcsfn at a NJ
Those Who attend the Supplementary must slow
mar their absence from the regular examination,
YSs unavoidable
Applicants Ill provide Their own stationary San
nSel1pts must be written IN jst- Answers written
with pencil VIII not he acceptetl.
Only thosC persons who intend to teach during tho
iom!n& summer term, Will be examined
limitations.
MICHAEL EIRWAN.
9s.lt County sRpt- Of Schools.
Aanit5w"c, Wis, Mach /, ISIS
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Mr.. PLsCE has sold his house and lot
to Mr.. Willott and will soon leave here
for the West. He has our best wishes
for well deserved success, wherever he
may locate.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

ST.. PATRIck's day passed off without
the least excitement III our city. IF there
We're any celebrations they took place in
private
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

The propeller Oconto of the Goodrich
Transportation Company arrived at this
port yesterday from Milwaukee, for the
first time this season with heavy load
of merchandise
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Our Western road is now doing better
than ever could he expected. There is
no end to freight and the passenger
cosches arc well filed both ways. The
aev7 tiI,e table gives general satisfaction.
the new locomotive ''Tilton" arrived last
Friday snd viii soon 50 into active SER
vice. The ''Luepss is fully repaired and
the Jones" as servicable as ever, so
that hereafter there viii be no more cause
for complaint for want of accommoda-
tiohs.
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Railroad Items.

THE timber fer the Pigeon River
ridge, and ali other bridgs. culverts and
attle guards for the Lake Shore Railroad
.etveen this city and Manisowoc, has
cen delivered at the points where il i
% be used, ready for The carpenters.
The timber TOR Tie bridge acro>s the
Saehoygan river in fhis ci:y,is also Geliv-
I'd, except the draw. which we undes-
and has been framed in chiea. o.
Work on the road will pro! ably recon-
nence soon after the frost is cut of the
eronud. jHebolqda Times.
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NEWSPAPER PosTAGE.-A Washing
ton dispatch to the Chicago Times says ::
The CoBfeIe nce report on the Post
office Appropriation bill retained the
clause, inserted bv the Senate, excluding
absolutely from the mails all free matte,
after the Both of June, 1878. This. Of
course, cuts of all free mail delivery Of
country newspapers. The amount ap-
propriated to pay the balance due for
postage to foreign countries, with whom
we have Postal treaties. is $3.50, 900. =.
The amount appropriated for postage
tcr the Executive Departments and the
office Of the Secretary Of the Senate and
Clerk Of the House Of Repositories
is 81, $50, geo. Congress has directd tie
Postmaster General to have a stami
executed and to be used only for The Off
cial matter Of each Department.
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CHAPrzp HASps, face, rough skin. pimples, ring
worm, salt-rheum, and ether cutaneous affection.
cared, and the skin naie soft and smooth by using
the JrHIPKR TiC Scar. made by Caseli Hazard &c.
New York. Sc certain to get the Jsniper Tar SoaI.
there many worthless limitations made with
common 1915
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HOMESTEAD TOR SALE-There being
such a scarcity OF suitable dwellings in
our city, we call especial attention to the
advertisement of Will A. Place, who, is
going West and wants to sell out. The
opportunity he offers is a good one. 4Otf
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

THz PukEsr AND SWEETEST CoD-IIrrR On is IIszaIt
Cssweil's, made on the shore from fre.n, Sc
lsetsd liyers, by CAs~ELL. HAZARD : Co, New York
Il : absolutely psSs and saest. Patients who have
encs taken 4 sre- il 10 all others. Physicians hav,
decided it superior tc any Of the ether oils mar ket
10 % 1 NJ
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

Mr. HIRAM MCALLlsTEE has mr.
chased the residence of Charles Walker
Esq. for IS, 800.
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MIR. VIM. Schade, for1aer master of
the schooner Sea Gem, has purchased
the schooner Mariner from Capt. Larson,
for 81. 200.
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COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
CITY OFFICERS,

Asyor-A d. JONES.
City CIsrk-JOS. RANKIN.
City Treasurer REL. SCHULTZ
City Attorney-G. A EOkBEST.
Police Justice-DON A. SHOVE.
Assszsor-N. NELSON
EarshaI-J. HALN ERSON.i
Surveyor. ARftSBY.
Aldermen, Is. Ward, Fred schuett.,
Ii. Guttmsnn.
Edward Conway,
Aldermen, I'd, Ward, < A. Hanson,
P. j. SmslIey.
+. A Bean
Aldermen, Sd Ward, Joseph Stable,
- }. knekrehm.
Aldermen, 9Th ward \ y. ? Fr ,,'i,SEt,
A.. Patchen.
Justices of the Pesce-lst Ward. T. Zinns: od
ward Geo. Il. Woodiu; 81 ard, J. O'IIara 9Th
Ward J. S. Anderson.
Con.tsbles-1st Ward. VIM. Griebling; I'd Ward.
r. Thompson Sd Ward, }. Strauch; 18th Ward. +.
Murphy.
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The scow Home lefthere Sunday after
noon for Clay Banks, having laid here all
winter loaded, waiting for fair weather
and returned yesterday with full cargo
OF deck plank for our shipbuilders.
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The Republican County Convention
met according to call at Izlingholz Hall
III this city, March 10Th at P. Nj.
The Convention was called to order bv
T. Borcherdt, Chm. Of the Rep. Co. Com.
On motion, Capt. j. T. Guyles was elect
ed Chairman and T. Borcherdt and j. E.
Bemis Secretaries OF the Convention.
The following named Delegates were
on motion appointed Committee on Gre
dentials /: j. D. Markham, VIM. H.
Noble, and Peter Reufher.
This Committee reported the following
named delegates entitled to vote which
report was received and adopted
Centerville-Peter Reuther, votes.
Cato-S. A. Newell, 2 votes, John Gil
bert, 1 vote.
FrankGn-Peter Stolzer, vote, John
Shanda, L vote.
Gibson-Geo. Burt, votes.
Kossuth-Joh Kren1ich, !Thos. Cross,
Wencl Chloupek, Joseph Chloupelz 1 vote
each.
Liberty-Chas. Boettcher, 3 votes.
Meeme-David S. Day, 1 vote.
Manitowoc Town-John E. Guyles,
Henry Koch, 1 vote each.
Manitowoc City, 1st Ward-Richard
klingglolz, A. G. Forrest, G. Haukohle,
E. Sehrette, one vote each.
ID Ward-J. D. Markham, T. C.
Shove, / vote each.
Sd Ward-Chas frost, John Strauch,
Henry Westphal, vote each.
4th Ward-C. LrlIing, n. I. Gilbert,
A. d. IzitteH f. Stupeoki, vote each.
Maple Groye-Wm. Fl. Noble, l vote
Newton-Yhoodore Preln, E. Bode 1
vote each
Two Rivers. T. Be1nis, John Btlhse,
Z. IL. Webster, l vote each.
Man. Rapids-Henry Wills, z. S. Be
dell, l vote each.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
G. Luhng and G. Boettcler, Tellers.
The Convention then, proceeded to an
informal ballot, which resulted as fol-
lows:
Don A Shove 30 votes.
W ". Waldo g
S. i. Wood g
On motion of J. D. Markham, Mr.
Don A. Shove was declared unananinous-
y nominated the Republican candidate
for County Judge of Manitowoc County.
Then the Convention adjourned
J. T. GUYLES, Chm.
T. B9RcHEREr, Secretaries
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Charles Anderson has bought one
fourth of the Schooner Sea Gem of J.
Richards for $500.
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OUR CLUBING RATES.

According to arrangements VIC can offer
the TRIBU29E With any Of the followin-
named publications at the prices theret
aunaye1
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The propeller st. Joseph arrived here
last Sunday afternoon loaded down with
merchandise.
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REPURLIsaN CITY EXAMINATION.

n Office i hereby given that n Republican City
~ Convention VIII he held Monday. March 9th
1t o'clock P. in kinghoiz Hall for the purpose
of Nanitowoc
Each Ward Is entitled five delay in this Con-
ysntion- FRED BoEcEERDT. Oh n. Cen Com.
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Seeds. Plants. Trees.-prepaid by mall

1y new priced descriptive cata@Sile Of Choice
Flower aaf Garden Seeds . sorts q ether for 81
I.eE All sICice vaaiefiez Of Fruit ara u. aenfa
Tres Sh-siis, Evergreens. Roses G-7.i.-. Ldies
Small ETsfs. Hause aiIs border Plants assd Bulbs
one year grated Ffu Trees for mailing: Fruit Stocks
Of all kinds: Hedge Plants Ae the complete
oTteIt in the country viii be seat gratis to any
plain sttress, witty P. o. box True 6ssse Cod Gram
berry for upland owiHi. IS PEI Gtsf- 3 FER 100
prepaid by mail Traac List II dAtr- SEES on
Commission Agents wanfef.
B. u. WATSON, Old Colony surs II s
and Seed Warehouse, PIyait u.h, HAS.
Established 1912. 1877
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The g. c. Bats is now undergoing
repairs-new cabin, etc.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ceanty Treasursr-QUERINE W EN-.
County Cieck-A. RICHTER.
Ebsrin--B u. SMART
Under Sheriff.. j. PIERCE.
Deputy Shsriff-HZ. GRIEBLISG
Register of Dscdz-JOhN FRANZ.
Clerk OF the Court-A. PIENING.
County Jud.s-W. ". WALDO.
Dstrict 4ttUrney-W.J- TURNER
Bup't of SchOOls-4It,iiAE GIRWAN.
County Sufrcyor-JUHN 0HARA.
Coronsr-E. SIMON.
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
II. F. Hubbard, Chairman Manitowoc Rapids; join
Mill, CsntrevlIe; John H. Iotne Sleeme; John Bar II
scLesSis; Anton oJahl, Eaton; Patrick Malloy Lib
erty Fred. Schmidt Newton; l.. T. Nichols. Rock
land; Boyar Almonds, Cato T.. j. Smalley, Manitowuc
A. T. Dumke, LIST W ard FL. Conway, I'd W ard; +. A
Bean I'd ard n. /. Gilbert, 4th v ard Il. ilkins
Y. DAIMLER, Two Rivers; VI m Robinson, Kossuth; Z
I. stoksr, Franklin; Ed. Regsn, Maple Grove; JOIN
Touiir, Cooperstown Is. Brdssil Gibson nj. Tisch
Aisblcott. red. koSei.
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VI ARExE IrEMS.

The ice is all out the river up to Main
st. bridge
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

AAsoNIC.-Manitowoc Lodge No. IS, A. F. A
NJ nests every First and Thiid " ednesday i'll each
Drug Store, on York Street.
ODD FELLOWS -Chickermng Lodge No. 55, l. O.
Of o. F., meets every Tuesday Evening over Thos
RobnsoE's Drug Store, on York Street.
nsnitowoc Lodge N. 1e4, l: o: of o. F. meets
srsry " ednesday evening, at the Lodge Room, in
Carus' building, corner Sth and Jay SITS.
SONS OF HERMAN.-ThRs Media Lodge No =
nasts every Friday evening,st lodge Room, in Carus
bsilding. corner otl and Jay SITS.
TURN vEREIN meet. every Tuesday and Friday
evening at the Turner Hall on Washington street
SL0YANSKA LIPA meet. every Sunday afternoon
nj o'clock 1T their Hall on North 18th street.
THE SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD meets
sFory Wednesday evening in eiovanska LiPa Hail Oh
N2rih / tn street
First Presbyterian Memorial Church. Rev Mr. J. B.
Stevens corner OF Sth and State Sts services at lGI
o'clock m, and u p. M. sunday School p III.
Methods, Episcopal Church, Rev. J. LavelIe 7tl.
ST. between Chicago State streets services at lUI
n n and at Z. p m; Sunday School at p
First German Evangelical Luthern Church, Rev.
Mr. uGsLner, corner sti and MARSHALL SITS, services
AZ 10 n n. Sunday School at p.
Catholic St Bonifacisu- Church, Rev. Mr. Fessler.
esra.r Of Man and Marshall Sts., EIriy Mass at ..
n; li:h Mass. At Ios m. Yesper at = p. m. Week
day Mas AZ
German Reformed Church, Rev Mr.. Ru :, srholz cor
nsr Main and Hamilton SEs services at 40 M, sId
!. p NJ; Sunday School at.2 y.
German Methodist Church, Rev. Mr.. Jandn.eier or
Sta ST., south Side; services 10 s. m, AID 4, m
Sunday school at =.
German Baptist Church, Rev Mr.. Hah, on 9Th St
Worth SIDE; services at 10 - m and p Sunday
School At =. m
Norwegian Luthern Church, Rev. Mr.. Bjoern cor
Asr Stu and State Sts services every til Sunday
tn forenoon " loa NJ and every othar Sunday ia
the afternoon.
Norwegian Methodist Church. on 9th St. Nortl.
Side, service At i0;2 4 m, and = p.1a.
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COpar nerslliD Notice

r5'HE undersigned hereby inform the public that
L they have taken into CopartuerShip Sir. Charles
1iaFeriand and that the business of all / Haapt
VIII be continued under the and firm 5. Il. al
* SsaER pfsn5r- The members of the new irni will
endeafor to secure the continuance OF the lyo.s
t0fore bestowed upon Wisconsin Central Mills. 10y
liberal and FAR dealing and in trying to excel in the
superior quality of tieir manufactures.
...a ..a- AUGUST WAIIL
LUDWIG IAUPT,
CHARLES HAYERLAND.
Manitowoc, Wis, March 18th 1919 4a-4t -
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w. nj. RAATSDFI.Tj,
EEANrv0sVls,. EEES

my authorized agent for TIE sale ef y olcots Pain
PAINT, the only instant relief at permanent cure Of
RI <in.ts Q! pain Also, WoIeofts Aunihiiator for
Ille radical cnre II catarr ard colds ia the head
al. WGLGoTr, IL Gsiatl;.gn. quaye, NY.
1910 s5In deco
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apart. Fourth, causes of greater heat
In summer, and reasons why il is warm
er shortly after the 22ni Of June than
at that time
The history topic, Washington Adj
ninistratIon was presented by j. G,
Cleary. He commenced by saying thai
history should be made interesting to
pupils, and a superabundauce of dates
should be avoided, only those which are
really important to be committed to mem
DRY. Some interesting facts were brought
TO light during this exercise, in regard 10
the political history of that time.
The general discussion, School Organ
izarion &C.. was hurriedly passed over. as
the time was limited.
The following teachers were present
u AlrTan Miss Ella Ross
" A Walker Mrs L E Beach
! y Stewart j T MuIholland
Mrs n Stewart Il Cody
Miss Il r Burritt j Lyons
-" Annie Magic j l. Cleary
p" Fannie O'Con- T j Cleary
nor N H C!eary
Julia Richter } G Smith
Nellie Hodges J \ Stewart
. Dora Kelley D S Day
:" Gertie Sibree
Owing to the inclemency of the wealth
er. many teachers were doubtless pre-
vented from attending.
L. l.. CLEARY.
Secretary,
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II GIEGsL, e
FOR SA.I.sEl

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm Of sixty scres with barnes
and outhouses & appertaining
thereto in the village Of
Mlshicott, for sale on easy
terms For particulars of
terms enquire Ola the premises
or Of Trap. SMITH, Of this city.
42.tf
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TO THE LADIES.

A FOR lei I & ge book
ito IS y; GE=at - portance.
for -e1 ems. AJdre55 VI
Pa
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ATTENDANCE at school in Dist No. 1,
for the week ending 18th day of March
1873:
No. of days attendance possible 2 241
Actual No. of days attendance 2 023
Average daily attendance IA
Per cent. of attendance 80
No. of hardness So
Time lost by hardness Oh. i'm.
Days lost by absence 218
No. of visits by patrons l
By others 0
I. n. STEWART, Teacher.
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Mr.. James Butler has commenced work
on the new schooner for Messrs. Thos.
Windiate of this city and Chas. johnson
OF Milwaukee. Her dimensions will be
as follows
Length of keel-143 feet.
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The Greatest .ofI8r ever
IW2Cia

wanI a reliaI Ie man in every county With Trains
snd energy YOU can make money, as 1 furnish tile
goods and give you sixty days s> y.Aich TO pay for
them Exclusive territory send fGy cents and cat
sample article and my terms 10 live men.
n L. STA NSCN
1877 oin Han'ntun, Madison county \. Y.
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a.xlzrs,IzrsE; Sale,

18a.z1-zEa- u EBG SL9.
DISTRICT Court of the United States, Easternl
District Of Wisconsin, .l# !
IL the nlStter Of Nicholas Nsdcr, Ban krupt. ,
Iss EsIsEz rCgn4Sy.
Z Y virtue Of order made 10y the District Caurs
- o! The United States Tor the EASTERN District Of
Wisconsin on tAetwelith DAY OF February 1879
viii sell at Public Auction at ti.a u : Marshal or
ice, z. O. building, Milwaukee Wis the following
descri bed property, belonging the estate of said
Nader, toct The east hall OF ie south east GUAR
tel'of section twenty-one t2ll also e suutl west
quarter of the south quarter Of section twenty
one (Il, all in town q range % excepting acres
near the ). ". corner Of said south west quarter of
south eastquarter and covering graves thcrou also
ihenort west quarter ui the north east quarter OF
section Is town y, range % containing il, ALI l:SlZ
acres, more or less, situate lyIE AMI being in the
county OF AauItowoc and State OF - isccr sin. free
oiia ear from al icaB,bg-rS. On the 2gth DAY al
Aprl So, at Il o'clock, 4. a. 10 the highest bidder
SGT CHARLES Il, uAssrhro.s. Assg,,ec,g
NOTICE TO FhRM4ERS!
r. or seeing why farmers should pay more for their
Flo''s N Ma1iowoc than they DO in other Gitjes
have concluded to sell Flows from this date Tor
Cash as follows; ~. la.-. -
IoTds 10. rs with wheel & coulter $40.
% S. Plain, S9,Gj,
$ % as steel EouIGbearG com. SIS
. g Is - % plain. Gs8
No. 81 Er0n, 81
Coulter and Wheel, each Sf.#0
Coulter Points. -h s.# an
Plain Points, SO
Farmers will do well to call and examine these
goods before purchasing elsewhere as am bound 10
G TASSF
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'H'aining snsw rro q es
sa.st Zee - = J 81 n -
H. HETZGEl Hanoytr,
3S4; aLtse0.
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aEF0aT OF THE CONDITION or THf

FIRST National Bank of A@Hitowoc at Nauito,roc
in the State of Wisconsin at The close Of lt ilcz-
on the zsth day of February 1873.
RESOURCES.
Loans and iiacounts s1sl. G92 e
Oyerlr.tIts l. So 3
q. s. Bonds TO secure cfrcIlation 5oG90 q
L. 5. Bends on hand 3DDe @
other atoci,s. bonds and mort cages sc s,
Due from retleening and reserve Agents 259s2 8
Due National Banks 4fe:;2 :,
Due from State banks and bankers sz:s
BANKING house, furniture and fixtures 3s44 =
cXl c;Ises - .
Premiums paid 9sG o.
Checks and other cash items, .s5 s.
Bills Of National Banks SGT 90
fractional currency (ncluding-Nicke1=) 7sG 10
Specie, ris Coin 2S5 80
Legal Tender notes 22eo5 o.
$e9saSI y
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in $4,000 O.
surplus fIn1 800 G,
Exchange interests profits and osz 2e7I 3
Circulating Notes outstanding 5000
indisidaaI Deposits I9z.5o9
$3.50 i,2z
I Clia-- LHling Cashier Of the first Nations
;p 81 N.4'}i5aWoc. Wis 10 saiery swear fl,,-
ti.e sisve =iatelent tra 134e d ans know
edge md belief CHAs. LUL1NG, CASHIER.
c c. B.Rsr.
CoTreet-Attest. LTx.x Er.5so.. Director.
JAMS BgxSETT.
County 65ais 81 Of ' sislatoRoo. +.
sutscre FL and sworn to before this f7th lay OF
March 1s73 GEO. b. BURNETT,
IL. 3 Notary Public.
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WEEKLY MARKET aEpORT.

- Gag Advertisements.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-20
THE PUBLIC Ian lbs IN tn /
HANDS OF. CORPORATIONS

Tb- Uo, ed States Economist makes NJ
s.,m tie of all the public lands in IT,
Uuted 8 a,es, giving the number OF scr'
wh,ch have been douAted u schools nno
colleges; appropriated for a-ylums, Il"
public buildings, for canal purposes. f"'
Indian reservations; granted fo'
railroad purposes, mainly the P"e'h
railroads; entered under the homrsrrs'
l. OF 1862 with ii. supplements Of 1864
and 1865 from this estimate !
appears that systematically the putt
lie lAnds are absorbed and that
the numberiess acres of Wc'tefh
lands, cultivable but uncultivsted. are n"
longer in the hands Of the government
but in those Of great subsidized railway cor
pora,ioas There have been granted to the
Pacific railroads too hundred and ffteen
millions nins hundred and sepentyons
tho"sand and fv. acres of land, nearly
twice a. many acres a. have been reserved
for all the Indians In the United States
nearly four times rs many acres us hav
been granted to ell the schools, coleg'
and "syIums in the country, and nesrl
ons-ssseath of all tho cultivable are
Of The United States. Hereafter, whe
We are disposed TO grow 81
oquent over the 'boundes
acres OF the West" toinvite the Europeal
emig-an, and tho oppressed of all lands t.
come to the hospi,able shores OF Americ
TO help cultivate its wilds, let US remem
Der that there ara no more public lands t
sell them-thst the general governmen
owns none and that IL 10 all in the hand,
Of n few great railroad corporations tn,
widespread dissstisfnction Of the people
with the pernicious system ofgiving away
the pubic lsndsto corporations is mani
fs.ted Just . little too lste-w when there
are no more lands to be donated.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-20

,ade too deep for words, and If babies
could speak, We have no doubt one long,
loud and heartfelt shout of "Cushing for
ever he would make our day maps peace
III and our night slumbers undisturbed, =
would 20 up from an army of infants yet
In arms. Az lawyer, he may be great; as
,a,.smsn. he may be sound as.oldier, he
may have been brave ! as arbitrator, be
may have been wise, but as the winning
,,rty in the con es, with Kellys dog, he
deserves the victor's crown oflsurels at the
| uanus vi his country men my he veal
It, Twins, many years and may it, unfading
| race his tomb when dead.