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NJ ADISON.
Election of Saprome Judge.
Legislative Proceedings Oh Friday.
80 Report on the Land Grant Bills Yet
No Prospect OF an AdjOus nmcnt
March ssIp.


Madison, Feb. 2l.-A call has been
signed by nearly or quite all the republican
members of the Legislature, asking Judge
Cole Of the Supreme Court to be "a candi-
premc Court. No steps have been taken
US to bringing out n democratic candidate
The final Adjournment is not possible
on the 9th of March. The land grant bill
the La Crosse bridge bill, Hilbouvn dam
bill, the bill to repeal the Equr law, the tax
exemption bili have not yet been acted upon
and are held by the committees.
A large part OF the morning session was
devoted to the consideration of bills in
Committee Of the Whole.
The Railroad Committee asked leave
to report Out of order. The report en-
braced a recommendation in favor of the
bridging the the Mississippi river at La
Crosse, (McMillan and Clements dissen-
ting,) and the indefinite postponement Of
all the land grant bills, bills, except the
North Wisconsin and ST. Panl bills. OBJ
ection was made to the report being re-
ccivcd at this this time, as the minority
wished to prepare 4 counter report. An
animated struggle cnsued which occupied
brief time, and the Assembly then ad
journed until Monday eveeirg at O'Clock.
The friends Of the North Wisconsin pro-
position Cecl much encouraged at the as
pcct Of affairs tonight, Manager Howe, of
the Northwestern Railroad, hayirg inter
view ad the Milwaukee delegation rs Truth
ful James il behalf Of giving the land grant
to the North Wisconsin Company. and making
Il very favorable Impression. The Milwau-
kee X St. Paul Company applied Il counter
irritant in the shape Of a merry-go-round. at
their headquarters, last night. Drinking
story telling, smoking, etc, was kept up to
q late hour.
The SENATE.
The Committee on Railroads report re-
solution sustaining the action of the Cover
nor in refusing to issue farther land grant
certificates to the Wisconsin Central Railroad
Compunv. because of the failure of the COM
pany to construct the road from Portage City
to Stevens Point. Senators ley and Hi
xon dissentcd from the report. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
ASsENDLy
An Assembly bill, relating TO appeals from
the Board of Supervisors was under conside-
ration, on lis passage. The Senate refused
to pass the bill. Senator Thorpe moved to re-
consider this vote, and TO postpone the consi-
deraticn o. the motion till next week; which
was agreed to.
The bill o abolish the present Board Of
Equalization and to make the secretary Of
State and other state officers such board
was Indefinitely postponed.
After lengthy secsion in committee of
the Whole, the Senate adjourned till Monday
evening next.
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IMPEACHMENT.


This heading viii take most of our read
ers by surprise. Thinkinsimen especially,
bad made up their minds that public men
would be art in future to avoid the posi-
bili,y of such accusations as would suggest
the probability of an attempt after Andy
Johnson's experience. In fact they
thought that We were slowly but surely
drifting back TO Civil Government, and,
| that as fast as the martial ardor cooled off
and toned down, there would be little or
no chance for designing men to attempt
arbitrary power, and that in the general
desire to get back to peace and prosperity,
tendencies in that direction would be
.qurlclcd for want Of followers.
These men, in estimating future events,
never dreamed that such tried and trusted
men ms the g. Great Smiler Mr.. Colfax,
would barter his political power as Vice
President of these United States in the
open market for money, or that the present
Incumuens, MIR ";i-~-. --npIJ allow Rail
way SPECTATORS to present his wife with
Credit MoJilier stock. Yet such are the
facts. This ast move towards impeach-
ment 80 scared the radicals in Congress
that hey tried to make a party question
10 clear Mr.. ColraX from appearing before
he should not be impcached 1t was rather
unfortunate and dlscouragi7g to those
radical editors, coming as it did, just as
they hal shot OF their several nianifcs.oes,
headed, "Colfax Vindicatcd." Those
Republicans in Congress who helped to
make up the l0G votes favorins a new and
further investigation in his case, evidently
do not think his vindicatioa very crushing
to his accasors. They beat the long roll
and sang "COme Comrades, come which
included all the stock thieves in Congress,
getting the largest vote that has leen cast
this session. and then only carried it by 3
majority. Casting 100 votes for Corrup-
tion Uninrestgatcd. Then they passed
resolution to investigate all, without par
ticularizing the thieves to be scourgcd 1t
is pity that Tweed is not in Congress,
so they might report to expcl him with
Colfax as they report Brooks with Ames
hut those gentlemen assume there is not
the slightest possibility Of their being
thrown out, as there were too many in the
"pool," as yet unsupported. Brooks,
whose son-in- law got the Stock, is un-
doubtedly guilty and should be expelled
as also Vice President Wilson, whose wife
got the stock. But why poor old Ames,
who has gorged those Senators and Con-
sressmens' pockets full Of bonds, should
be expelled, anl the recipients left in Con
srcss for new ventures, is beyond our com
prehcnsion. VIII the Madison Regency
rise AMI explain, If not, Tom Murphy,
of New York, or Sen. .Pomcroy, Of kansas,
must come to the rc~cue, rs Senator Pat
terson has become rcticcnt since Senator
Nyc suggested his repose in the Patent
Office Department.
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR
THE LADIES.

\ cotcmporarv chronicles Connect
cut lady's celebration of her "tip di-
vorcc."
A young lady at Dubuque sets her dog
on such male visitors as she docs not wish
to call again.
Bonnets are tending again to the old
cylindrical form, and revival Of the coal
scuttle shape is imminent.
Dickinson county mailens have great
sport sliding down hill in tin pans. Coast
ing of this sort, it is said, never fails to
"pan out
A Cincinnati man has mado complaint
against a widow for bewitcbing him. 4
widow can do it, if any one.
why may not women vote:" said ore who susan
And Susan said, women always say, 'Oh iawi'
'1 live in my loves eye" said languish-
ing Jones. 81 believe you, my boy, said
rude Brown, for she's got sly in it,
The rotund maiden of the period dressed
in the fashionable low -neckcd party dress,
looks like an oyster on the half-shell-palo
pulpy and peaceful.
An old edition of Morse's geography
! says: albany has four hundred dwelling
houses, and two thousand four hundred in
habitants. all standing with their gable
ends to the street.
Miss DR.. Williams has been defeated in
the city physician canvass in Springfield
| The lobby organized by the male doctor
was tee stIong for her.
A Washington correspondent speaks Of
a fashionable young lady as wearing her
laces down to her knees Lord! Lord!
We never knew before that young lady
had any knees. What next?
A Danbury man makes complaint to the
police of his wife, who cats dry cake. in
bed. If the police won't help him. he is
going to get suit of underclotbes made of
shcet-iron, and wear them nights.
Katy, aged three years, was trying to
think OF pleasant surprise for her father
on his birthday, At last she cried: 81
know, mamma. / know what my dear!
Get me little sistor without saying any
thing to papa
An Arkansas farmer was abseut-oir ded
enough to leave his pot panther and his
mother in law at home together while
wet to q show, bit much 20 his anse,
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GUARDIANSHIP,

IN PROBATE. MANITOWOC COUN-
4 ty court. In the matter Of the guardi-
anship of the minor heirs Of Timothy +
Packard dcccaacd. On reading and fling
the petition of William l.. Packard Guar
dian OF said IN nor, representing anon 2
other things, that the said wards are
seized Of certain real estate in Manitnwoc
County Wisconsin. and that it is necessary
that the s;InH should he Inortgagcd or sold,
and praying for Iiceucc to mortgage o. sell
the same; and it appearing 10 the Court,
from SAID petition that it - necessary in
order to pay the t., btS Of the said minor,
to mortgage or sell SAID rcaI estate. il is or
dcred and directed that the next Of kin to
SAID wards, and all lcrsons interested in
SAID estate, appear bei"re mo. on Mpnlay,
the thIrl day OF March, \. u. 1873, at Ten
o clock A. IN. at the Probate Office i'll said
County, then and there to show cause (if
any there be- why li.cnsc should not he
granted for the rt-nging or sale Of said
real estate according ~ the I'raycr of said
petition. And it is further ordered, that
a copy of this orjl,'r shall be published for
four successive weeks prior to said day OF
hearing, i, tll Mnnitpwoc Puor. a week
Iy e'spapcr printed at Manitowoc in
said County.
Dated at Manhtowoc, the 9th day Of
Jan. i. y. 1918.
". " Wnllo
iw County Judsc,
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no reward for the recovery of his body,


UnaI preciative people said that the man.
ner in which Mast persusd Horace Greeley
to his grave was brutal beyond anything
in the history Of our politics; they say that
his caricatures of Schurz were the offspring
Of malignant hate for successful fellow
countryman: and that his representations
of Sumner and Trumbull and others were
only such things as suggested themselves
to a course and vulgar mind as a means of
turning an honest penny by pandering to
to the passion and prejudice engineered
in political strife.
Bnt it YVES not so. Oh, no! lie was
sincere man the late Mr. Mast was. He
meant wen. 1t was necessary that he
should do some things that were just
little questionable, or seemed so, in order
to save the government from such corrupt
men as Greeley, Summer, Schurl, and
Trumbull and keep the pure patriotic
Grant and Wilson and Colfnx and Oakes
Ames and Pomeroy and other Christian
statesman in power. Yes he had to do it.
But he is gone poor fellow and we miss
him now. The WeeAy Journal Of Ciui-
Haation says nothing about him. Mr..
George William Curtis doesn't write any
obituaries of him; but we know he is gone
If he were living now, how he would go
for Oakes Ames and Schuyler Colfax and
Henry Wilson ana Harlan and Pomeroy
and all that crowd OF course he would.
For everybody knows he was an earnest
man and sincere man, and free from par
tisanship. lie could make these fellows
who held credit Mobiliers and didn't hold
them, who took dividends and didn't take
them, who borrowed money and forgot it,
and those fellows who have bought and arc
buying seats in the Senate, AMI these civil
service reform professors Who pardon con-
vict. imprisoned for illegal voting-hc could
make that kind of cattle step around lively.
lie might not kill them as he did Mr.. Gree
ley, for they are not so sensitive but he
could mako them uncomfortable and show
them up to the public pictorially with great
power.
1t does seem such a pity that Mast is
dead For this would have been his opportu-
nifty, nothing would have prevented his
scizing it except sncaking and dishonest
desire to cover the crimes of his friends
and Mast never had that. Oh, 10!
Wea re looking now for Nast's obituary
in the Journal Of Civilization.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Th:'
hair is thickened, falling hair checke'
and badness often, though not alway
cured by its use. Nothing can resto..
tho hair where the follicles are d..
stroyed, or the glands atrophied an
decayed; but such as remain can b.
saved by this application, and stimu.T
lated into activity, SO that a no.
growth of hair is produced. Instes-
of fouling the hair with a pasty sed
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorui.
Its occasional use will prevent the ha.:
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Tho
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests and prevents the formn
ton of dandruif, which is often so un
cleanly end offensive. Free from tho,o
deleterioua substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to The hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirabl,,
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doe.
not soil white cambric, and yet last.
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
T. g. j. ROBINSON, Asen.
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NOTICE TO 0coNrnA oron-.

MIsHICorr, Jan. 7, 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Clerks Office of School Dist No |, in the
Village of Mishicott, until the 18th day of
February. 1873, for the completion of
proposals to include all labor, materials,
etc, which were omitted and left out of the
contract by and between the District
Board.
The plans and srecuiations can lie seen
ut any time at the Clerk Office in said
Districs.
LOUIS KoEnNKB.
District Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and farm
of ixty acres with Lalns and
outhouses appcrtaining thereto;
in the village of Mishicott, for
sale on easy terms. For par
ticulars of terms enquire on the
premises or of Ira. z. Smith, OF
this city.
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FARMERS

Now, farmers is the time to go and inquire OF
your netghbors -h.s Kind Of \ Reaper they boush hit
last year, and ifthey Ike y, who they bought it or
anh what IL cost and then order your Reaper OF
the man that sells The best, nd make sure tnst
you get the riget oae. order Il early SO you arsl
sure you have got one whom the harvest comes, you
wood. whether two wheels run easeg than one,
whether broad wLeels sare better tuan narrow
whether brass boxes run longer thaniron, whether
. Ra ke that you stop and start you ike is
handler than one t1al y"u caut, whether old farU-
~ oud sell their ola machines and buy q power
ono, II they coald get bettcr once; all this has been
proven by the
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OBITUARY EXTRAORDINARY.
n Mysterieus Disappearance ofThomaa
Mast

From the New York SUM-
Few men will be more more missed from
literary and artistic circles than than the
late Mr.. Thomas Mast. lie had great ta-
lent. In the line of his specially he was
unequaled. Hrpers' Weekiy Journal of
Cirilisatiou will hardly be able to get
along without him. Mr.. Mast has been
one Of it's most brilliant contributors. When
he was alive he was very handy with
the pencil, The characteristic Of his work
wrs vigor. lie pursued the enemies of his
country and of Harper & Brothers with a
great deal Of power. The Journal of CT
rilization attained .hrg. circulation
through his efforts. The Harper Brothers
were very fcnd Of him 1t is strange
ond yet it illustrates the cupidity cf pub
fishers and the selishnes. that prevades
netceAtils cirelss-that they have offere
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dress pertinent to the occasion, which
might have emana.ed from an English ag-
tator. lie objected to the proposed pa
geant on the ground that it was not worth
while for Sweden to make itself ridiculous.
4 republican feeling is also said to be
growing gradually in Norway and Den
mark
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Real Estate for Sale

4 FARM S5 acres Of land, Frame Barn
"A house, we'll watcred spring, etc. 80
acres under cultivation 3 miles from city.
Lets II & Is in Block ll9, two frame houses
sAd barn Lot.l in Block l56, house and
tara. The northwest quartert of norh~es,
ousrter. section -, town Two Greeks, Ian.
eouoc county. l2-iit lON
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Sherif7s Sale.

EIRCUIT COURT, MANITOWOC
~ Countv-Jusulie Jarr against
Frederick Thicrmann and johanna Thicr-
man his wife, and Herman Guttmann. In
virtue of and pursuant t. q Judgment or
der Of forecl, .ue and sale rendered in the
above enti.ls. action on the 18th day Of
December, A. d. 1872. Mt a general term
of the Circuit Court for Manitowoc COun-
ty, shall cxposc for sale and sell 1T pub
lie vendue, at the Sheriff. office, in the
Court House, in the City and County of
Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin, on the Sth
day of February, A. d 1873, at 10 o cIock
n. N. al the following mortgaged premises
or SO much of the same, as may be noce5sa-
ry to satisfy the amount adjudged to ithe
plaintiff, together with the costs and e1pen-
ses, to-wit Lot No, Six t6) in Block No
Two Hundred and Seventy (270) in the VII
lage and County Of Mabiiowoc and State Of
Wisconsin
Dated Manitovoc. December 2ith, 1872
A. VITTENBERG,
Sheriff Of Nanitowcc County.
II G. & ". }. Turner, Plf- 8 Attys.
I4-22-td
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Saturday the 18th day Of February, at ~
o'clock A. n, A. ID. 1873, Mt the Court
House. in the City o. Mnnuowoc.
Dated Nanitovec, Feb. Sth, A. D., 1873.
ALBERT WITTRNBERG,
Sheriff of Manitowoc County.
The above sale is hereby further pest
poAed until Saturday the 27d day Of Feb.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. A. D. 1878, at the
Court House, in the City of Mauitowoc.
Dated Manitowoc Feb. ia. ID. 1873.
ALBERT wITrESBERG,
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County
The sbove sale is hereby fur.f er posTon-
Cd until Saturday, the Isl day cfMarch, at
20 O'clock, A. NJ. 4. D.. l .73, at the {, UT,
House. in the City Of Manitovoc
| Dated Ma lito~oe Feb. 22nl. A. u e., il 7a
| ALBERT WITfENBER
| .ae.itt Il M.Eitowoe CtuIty.
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Fransiinst.. Manitowoc NJ Ke.rennofen,
Pro riotor. TI" large brick addition recently
bull; mas been furr IN excellent tyle ma kiny
u one OF the largest ani most co'nplete notels in
Manito Soc. good s.Hble is xcut in connection
win the house, whore stock viii DO VOL provided
gf,t
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CUYUGA CHIEF

within the last year in this county, and she has
come out ahead you hv the folio wing
names OF good reliable farmers we'll known to the
most OF you:
We tire uudersiguers ef the county Cf &anitowoc
do hereby aeeommcDd the Cn} uga Chiei Reaper
and Mower to be good aHd successful Reaper
aud Mower. OF easy ursft and management and We
recommend all that wish to purchase good Reas.-
and Ao to give il trial boinrc prrcl asing
elsewhere, We DurcL asrd st e-r 4ni are satisfied
with tho work II does.
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair il
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is .,
once agreeabi.
healthy, al q.
ehectual fc,
preserving Il {.
hair. IT so :
restores fad. .
or gray ho,-
to ats origin
color. ruth I.
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LIVERY STABLE
ManiloWoC Dry Dock.

The undersigned having leased the dry
dock Of the Mani woe Dry Dock Company,
Al Nsnitowoc, 70 n term of five years, is now
prepared to docl vessels of all classes, in
eiudinx the lsrg afloat on the lakes. The
drv dork is 265 ct long and IS feet wide,
with II feet Of W ter over the mud sill. All
work entrusted us will be performed in n
skillful. workman like and expeditions man.
nsr, and At lower figures than can he OBJ
tanned either in Milwaukee or Chicago.
G. S. RAND & co.
as RAND CHAs. RAYMo d.
+. NULHOLLASD. l3-1I-t
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ADAM ROBERTS.

Adam Roberts. Blacksmith aud Wagon maker
shop m the corner OF Seventh ani YORK sts,
tn Side. Nanitowoc. Docs all kinds o
IRON wors good and Is cheap as any other eslab
Ilshmcmt IN th- CITY. Ii 81
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NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE.

Commercial-st between Eigltli aud Niuth Mani.
iowoc- Joseph Fullmer, Proprietor Best
accomoantions for tho trgveiing Punlc Terms
cbeao. ami satisfaction SuIr"HIrei II ii '
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WILLIAM LYNCH,

Dealer in Stoves also Mann racturer of Tin Snce
Iron AMI Copper ware. All nds OF rep ,irils Ion,
EigbllI-st.. between York and BuffGio MInitU~o
A 4
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PASSAGE TICKETS.

SOLE AGENCY for Manitowoc and Wei
ni.y, for the Hamburg and American
Steamship Company Also agent for
G.rman s.il-hip lines. FREE TICKETS
i..u-d from Germany to ManitowOc nj
Nsw York r..tc-
A General Banking Business tran
s.etsd . precisely the sane terms ns an
in.e rpor.,tcl h.uk. with the additional
vssuritv II PERSONAL lisLj,iiy. vl2ni1tf
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JVsEFIa 81 N ES,

Manufacturer o. Copper, Tin an i!sShoct iron ware.
Eighth-st.. South side. no. tho Bridge, Manito.
voc. 12 i-1v
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&. HIEINNG.

Veterinary Surgeon, cures Ring Bones. Spavine
sick. etc. etc All cures warranted, no charges
made. Once NJ his nycr stable Seyentr-st..
between Buffalo 'nd Chic ,go. Mlnitoao,. 124iyI
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UNION HOUSE.

Professor OF Music etcwi give lessons In Vocal and
Instrumental Music In the city OF Manituwoc npa
Two Rivers. i.osicencc on Eigr tb-si.. the
1 oUfl i-ouS"- II 81 1y
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PAUL LUEfSNEII,

Iays the hlgnest pri,e for Wheat aud other Or
ducc. once on The northeast col ner OF Buffalo NJ
Eighth SIS. ManUowoc. 124ly I
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Dentist, oGice in Sherman's new builGing on
L ghth-st., Manitowoc. Particular attention
giyen to III tie different branches Of tho profess
ion, and ali yorx warranted Teeth extracted
without pain. I2iiyi
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Phy-ician. SG-gcon. and Accnuchanr. Ofice or
Sth ut. over Bacnr's DruS stora. Ohice open u al
hours. Cal Il the country promptly attended
=,
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Z. CAlSlS,

Wholesale and Rct.il dealer In Hats, Caps Fura,
Gloves Mlttaus, Robes etc. Iork-st., betAeen
Il gi'ta md Ninth, Manitowoc. 12-Hy1
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GEkAS. r.. WlNTDS.

CLDAA AND DIX X mo
Rooms over Ryeer's Boot aud Shoe
store. cor. Sth a nd Com sncrcial.sts.
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Respectfully yonrs,
Henry Wei! Harris c FInnsen
Carl Stuck John GunGerson
Barthc. VI Bii' derry Amen Tong
Frei Miller Die Larson
Hiram McA!iistcr Sorcn Larson
Ava Smith Oh IS Neuapr
Magnus Erickson o Oic Ole-en
Far ners wishing To purchase this machine vii
do well ny CiyIn" taeir fcrS early can
vasssrs viii Commence ctrv sing AanitO voc. sac
boygan Counties h,T orders call and Cxtrlne III
machine ut our store, near tie NInriiate iious
IN this city Respectfully Yours. etc.
T. G. EsASSE, aad CO.
ManitUwoc, January 2ud 1873
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Drawn in sums to suit on all the princi-
pal cities of Germany France, England
Norway sc.
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FOREIGN.
Proposed Abolition of Slavery
in AlliSpanish provinces.
Don CarloS-Rece mt Defeat OF the
insurgents.

Some Agitation in Sweden in FavUr of
Republic.
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Fashionable Tailor. All gooIs made By the sub
scriber are warranted to ht q form. Prices rea-
sonable. anC am bapnd to plG.>e those who give
me their custom. Ship on YJrk-+t., two doors
west OF t'a " nd ale iiou>e "a 1
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BANKING HOUSE

II. .. Shove.
kANITO voc, WISCONSIN,
Viii huy 7nd sell, at market rates, all
s.u-s Of L. s. Securities, Gold, Gold
Dr.h. Silver, &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-02-27
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Trade mark, -t,mp ami signature unorokan None
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