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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-04

COUNTY OFFICERS.

County Treasurer-QUERIN EN EN-.
County Clerk-A. NJ RICHTER.
Sheriff.. SMART
Under Sheriff.. j. PIERCE.
Deputy Sherif-Wm. GRIEBLING
Register OF Deeds-J0HN FRANZ.
Clerk OF the Court-A. PlENlNG.
County Judge-W. W. WALDO.
District Attoruey-W j. TURNER
sup't of Schools-MICHAEL kIRwAN
County Survcyor-JUHN OuARA.
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WHY DO PEOPLE PINE AWAY AND DIE
OF CONSUMPTION ?-Because they neg
lect slight Cough. It is not necessary
TO consult physician, but take DR.. Ran
SONS Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Honey
Syrup, and cure your Cough at once.
This is an excellent prescription of all
eminent physician. and adapted to all
Coughs and Colds.
Inc warm season brings the horrors
OF Cholera and Cholera Morbus. DIR.
M1ler's Magnetic Balm cures these
complaints so suddenly, that people in
slst that 1t contains electricity. % cts.
per bottle
See advertisement in this manor
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Hon. JNo. READ, the new Senator from
hewaunee, gave us friendly call yes
terday afternoon, he looks as well as ever
and does not show any change in good
feeling since his elevation to Democratic
honors. We congratulate his district TO
the election OF a man like him much
more than John himself he will have o
hard stand with his principles of honesty
and integrity among the host of hungry
pohclons he is to associate with. and
Will be required to support.
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Arrival. and departures OF the Good

rlch SttafheTs.
The sidewheel steamers Manitowoc and Sheboygan
going South will leave every morning, Sundays eX-
espted) at IA O'Clock Saturdays boat leaves at
p IN. Going North, Saturdays boat goes through TO
Two Creeks, Kewaunee and Ahnepee.
The uppercabn steamers oconto, Depere and
Truesde, VIII arrive and depart from ManItowoc as
follows.
Going South-Leaye every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday at about a.
Going North-Leave every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at about p IN.
J. W. TOOMBS, Agent.
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a splaatpio hgs OF Toys in every vaz+
fssy Ut tsss HssaTDwve Bios H.nss
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE We would call
especial attention to The prospectus of
the Chicago 7fHpBe, published in this
Issue. The IriJune has been a true
friend of ours for many years and altho'
as easnos endorse maag ofits political
o.ssristsasss
views. we honor it for tue
of It's arrangements and for the earlies.
possible reformation it Away brings upon
esery zulj<ct Of Importance or general
.ateTesA
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\ ours truly,

L. Ii. A. WALLICu
There is but one excuse which can be
brought for this action, namely: The
Supervisors remained in session longer
than the law authorized them to, and,bere.
fore thought they ought to be paid for
their services We believe, however, that
there is nos Supervisor in the county
who is not morally satisfied hat all the
services rendered by that Board could
have been just as we'll performed in even
less time than the law authorizes to be
applied. We honor Mr.. Wallich for his
honesty and independence and sincerely
hope that his example will be faithfully
followed By all his colleagues
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THROW PuysIc TO THE Docs =
The Graphic rece ntly gave an iIlusira-
ton Ct the new chrome issued 10y the
Murray Hill Publishing Company, l29
East Twenty eighth street, from Bish
hams painting-'Tb Physic to the
Dogs. The subject is a little girl physi-
cling various specimens of the canine
race. The scene Is IA laughabIe one, and
the different attitudes of the dogs are ex-
ceedingly pleasing.
1t was designed to illustrate Dr. Foote' S
aversion to drugs, and accompanies each
copy of his well known work, Plain
Home Talk aud Medical Common Sense. {"
The doctor practice is thoroughly new
school,. and in this way he stands PROM
iuently out from the profession success
full practitioner
The bonk is volume of 9l2 pages and
POO illustrations, filed with facts ard
reason relating 10 mankind. and their
social and physical status The Graphtc
says of it: 1t is an encyclopedia of
useful knowledge A noted clergyman
of this city teslifes to its merits, re-
marking 1t is library in itself"
The Franklin Reposito,y, Of Chambers
burg, Pa, speak, of the picture as
"a beautiful chrome. very pleasant, and
so enjoyable as to be almost good com-
pany. ';-NeU York Express.
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and one OF the 60.
Manisowoc County, having arrived at
Manitowoc with her husband and family
e.prs 10TH. 1887. apd RESIDED Ia tvs
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:a,c E,cclM al, see rorfnhIe Tnn,iIx

he Beck With SEQ Portable Family
ewing: Na:HtEe- on :Sb fIDyS riHl:
Ian adNHnt3 over all. Satisfaction guaranteed
: ~ renrced Sfnt complete with inll direct
itcb with Swing machine Co.. So Broadway. n. Y
- g. StW HEWtDY FOR RIETIpF.
4 mast fmtccrtG7t iIrfDi,oa Sold hy The Elastic
tIuS> Co. No t-3 Broadway n. Y. City 1t retains
fupure absolute ~ III ard @ nri'.It niphf and
nS, at all times. and undrr all circumstances with
ut any exceptions whatever III any case and should
exc; lie taken Fl drring The SHIRT time requisite to
EheTt 1t einaHeHt cure Sent 10y n'Hl. Circulars
zee Any DIu g'st hy sic;an Will uIder THE new
rus Tor yen w.ilUut charge. 20-4 l. A. N.
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DI Z. d.

HUBBARD-At the residence of her
nephew, Hon. Fl. P. Gage, in Findlay,
Ohio, on the Both Of November last,
at o'clock :. NJ, Mas. OLIVER c.
: HUBBARD, after an illness of ABOUT
taree months, at the good old age Of
rs years.
lis. Hubbard was 2 former resident
---iiA-t white ssssiays n
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L. A. Cooley,
n. e. cor. 9th and Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.

THE Science of Health for December
closes the third volume of this practical
and independent magazine. It's leading
object is to teach the Science Of Life, in
GLIDING all that relates to recovering and
preserving health, and promoting a
high physical and mental condition.
Every family should read this magazine.
Among the contents are The Potential
Sex in a review of the race The
Model School Girl. who lost more than
she gained, and how with illustrate n !;
Nv hat we want for Health, Comfort
and Improvement at this season of the
year" woman Dress" is considered
by l. E l. disease and its Treat
lnent," by different schools; "Concei;s
of Convalescerce )" Walking as a
Medicine, and how to take it; ''O:cu-
patton as affecting Longevity - - Seas
enable Dishes. on Hygenic principles !;
How to go to Bed -. California
FRUITS yellow Fever" Gold
Feet" and how to keep them warm, and
many questions from correspondents are
answered. and much general information
given. Ii is published at $500 year.
\ new volume begins with the next
number Now il the time 20 subscribe.
Address. S, r. Wells. Publisher, $50
Broadway, New York.
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Extra Pay SwIndIe.

That Democratic majority in our
County Board Of Supervisors is not dii-
terent from the maj rrity of the Demo-
Gratis In Congress in favoring tie so-calied
back pay swindies, is striknely exempli.
fad in a resolution passed at the last
session of that Board, by which each
member received ten dollars additional
to his regular fees. The following coai-
munca,ion will explain our assertion:
MANITOwoC, Nov. 23d 1873.
Q. Eicen. Esq, Treasurer lNanitouoc
County,;
DEAR SIR The County Board OF
Supervisors. before their adjournment,
have passed resolution appropriatiug
to each member the sum of ten dollars
for committee work performed during
the regular session>of that body. | have
opposed the action because | am of the
opinion that the principle of voting to
themselves extra pay while performing
their regular duties as Supervisors under
the statutes of our State-which limits
the time and fixes the compensation for
such services-is wrong both i'm theory
and practice and for this reason | here
with remit to you the extra ten dollars
with the request to place the same to
the credit of the county to which the
money properly belongs.
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frue- 1t has produced more cure,
NhTrpex of rheumatism, neuralgia lock.
Jaw ais, SpIans, swellings, c,,ked-hreats scaIds
burns, saIt-i heum, ear-acIe, &C.. upon the human
frame, and OF strains, spawn, gals &C., upon all
mails IN one than have all other pretended rem
edIes since the world began II is a couuter-rrtaut
an all e'iing pain reliever. Cripples throw away
their crutces, the lame walk poisonous bites are
rendered harmless, and the wounded AZ. healed with
out a scar. 1t ia no humbug The recipe is publish
ed around each botti-. Ii selling AS no article be-
fore sold, and it sells because il does lust what IL
pIetends to do. Those who suffer FRI m rheuma
tisn pain or swelling deserve suffer if they viii
not Use Cen aur Liniment More than 1000 cert ii.
cafes of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism, gout, running tumors &c
have been received. We will send a circular CON
tanning certificates, the recipe, &c gratis any on.
reqHf sting ii. One bottle of the yellow WRAPPER
Centaur Liniment is worth one hundred dollars lof
spawned or swe-ned horses aud mules or for screw
worth JoGr attention. M fam y I'll" lid be w,thou,
Centaur L'niment. Sold 10y all Druggists so cent
per bottle; large !ottes s. 90 J. Is. Rose { Co.. So
Broadway, New York.
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&c Fine Bristol Board Visiting GavdS
EMS W. NrM lob Tid farIs styles OF lettering
IhEs of price. Unique Printing iirn-e r. ~,
PiGk Street. New Icrk Sample receipt
of stamp.
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SeUtaur i.iniinent.

~ There is no pain which the Cen
S[N taur iinin.ent will not relieve, ne
EARN swelling 1t viii sui,due and nc
Ss, lAE 'amen">s which it WILL not cure
S-FEM THIS Is strong Language, but it IL
'rue. 1t has produced more cure,
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II EEKLY LETTER LIST,

The following is list of letters remaining in :
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-08
THE LATEST NEWS.

The Pennsylvania Constitutional
Convention met in Philadelphia Tuesday
morning.
"A brig went ashore on the Isle OF
Wight Monday and went to. pieces.
Nine persons were drowned.
The total amount expended or con.
tributed Tor the construction OF the canal
around the Falls of the Ohio Is $29S7,.
4G2.
The Indianapolis, Bloomington Il
Western Railroad Company completed
its direct western line TO Havana, Ills,
Tuesday. 2. :
The Lebanon manufacturing COM
panies works at Lebanon Pa. were incen-
diaried; Tuesday morning. Loss $4,000
Insured.
The interest due from the State OF
Alabama on her bonded debt, both for.
eiSn and homo, was paid in full Monday,
in London and New York.
The Commercial colliery, at New
Philadelphia, Pa, operated by the Phlla-
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co.,
was burned Tuesday night. Loss, $780,
900; insured. .f
Several persons belonging 10 the In.
ternational Society have been arrested In
Paris and the French provinces. The
police found Orsini bombs In possession
Of some Of the parties.
The senate confirmed Monday
largemumber Of promotions in the rugular
army made during recess, also the sp-
pOintment Of all cadets in the last grad
uating class at West Point, to be second
lieutenants.
The Secretary of War sent to the
House Tuesday, report from the Chief
Ol Engineers showing that the probable
cost Of ship canal from the MisslSsippl
river near its mouth TO the deep water In
the Gulf o! Mexico would be about g.
100000. no -.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January I'm the Senate
this morning bills were introduced to
place students in colleges and academies
and other educational Institutions, on the
same footing in regard to suffrage as
other citizens; also to protect sub'con.
tractors, laborers and boarding house
keepers in their claims against railroad
contractors, by making the railroad COM
psuies responsible for said debts.
In the House a joint resolution was
adopted instructing the Ohio Senators
and Representatives in Congress to urge
the passage Of o bill for the payment to
Ohio Of the 2pcr cent claim on land sales.
In tho House this afternoon the House
bill providing for eleCting delegates to
the Constitutional Convention on the first
Monday in April, 1873, and the Assem-.
bling u the Convention on the first Tues
day in May following, was passed. A
was bill introduced to authorize County
Commissioners to set aside the tax col
lected on dogs, and TO compensate own
ers for sheep killed by dogs.
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RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, January 7.-River twelve
teeti rising gradually; ten feet six inches
in canal, eight feet six inches in chute.
The river is full of floating ice. The
boats ready 10 leave could not go out.
The ferry boat stopped running abont 8
P. NJ. The heaviest flow OF ice since
Saturday. Several coal boats and barges
passed over the falls to day and five in
sight at dark. Grey Eagle and Gen. Lytle
arrived from Cincinnati. They report
heavy ice all the way; they passed at least
one hundred floating crafts. At Belheum
twenty-five coal boats and barges were in
sight. A coal boat containing 1900
bushels, lodged on Wetzel's dam Satur.
day night and foated of this afternoon
and lodged on the head Of Goose Island.
Coal Hill and her tow, which started for
Cincinnati yesterday evening, landed at
Howards ship yards, Jefersonville, to
wait for the ice TO thin out. Boats in
port arc ready to leave any moment it Is
safe. Many large cakes are floating but
the ice Is mostly soft and no harm done TO
the shipping. Weather mild and melting
all day.
PIFrsBUReH, January 7.-Clear. Mer.
curry 81. The river continues to recede
very slowly-0 feet inches. No depart.
ures. The Anna and Exchange depart
for Cincinnati tomorrow. The Belle
Vernon will probably leave for Nashville.
Most OF the coal feet succeeded in get
ting of this morning and afternoon. The
feet consists OF forty.seven steamers and
four hundred barges containing 5,2960OO
bushels OF coal,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January TAT o Cabi.
net session to-day, at which oil the De.
partments were represented, Secretary
Belknap read q telegram received from
General Emory, saying that everything
was quiet. General Sherman and other
prominent army officers, as well as prom.
inent officials In the civil service, express
the belief that there will be no trouble
in New Orleans. The Cabinet did not
have any matter Of unusual importance
before II.
: The Supreme Court yesterday decided
in the case Of Hutchins vS. the State OF
California, that settlement upon the pub.
lie domain does not confer such right
upon o settler as will prevent Congress,
in its discretion, from disposing Of the
land for other purposes. Congress can
lawfully dispose OF lands by sale or
donation or pre.empiion rights. Hutch
ings had settled on the Yosemite tract
before it was granted to California for
public park.
Iu the case OF the United States Is.
Bennett ct al, tho judgment Of the Cir
cult Court for the Southern District Of
Ohio is reserved, tho court adding that
the repeal Of the statute under which the
penalty was imposed on the defendants
as sureties on certain transportation bonds,
does not appropriate 10 defeat the suit
brought for breach Of conditions thereon
before the repeal was enacted.
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An Electrical snow Storm.

CLINTON, L., January IA snow
storm accompanied by high winds and
startling electrical phenomena set on
about 6 O'clock this evening. 1t COM
menced west Of here. The wires are seri-
ously interfered with.
DE MONIES, Ia, January 7.-There Is
q high wind here this evening accom-.
panied by electrical phenomenR, which
interrupts telegraphing.
OMAHA, January Ut has been blow.
ing perfect gale since half past II. The
force Of the wind seems now to be spent
During the time there was considerable
atmospheric electric display.
CHICAGO, January 1.-THE effect o.
the electrical storm on the wires west oI
here this evening Is different from what
the telegraph officers have heretofore OBJ
served. The manifestation OF atmospher,
ical electricity, when the line was open
at this end, was very heavy; continuous
charge Of electricity would pass across
the opening to the ground wire.
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WHEELING, w. VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1873

drew entirely from what regarded as an
incomplete contract, from repugnAnCe
to being involved in a litigation, and that
instead Of being enriched by It
81 900 or $4,000 as has been charged,
! am voluntarily out Of pocket five hun
dred dollars, and have been for nearly
five years. COliax remarked that be
might add ont. .huHdredImore, Ames never
paid him the value ol dollar on any per
cent whatever.
Thurman asked whether the witness
had knowledge Of the ownShip Of stock
by any member Of Congress, to which he
replied that he had no such personal
knowledge,
The witness had been for years regard.
ed as IN favor of building the Pacific
Railroad. He had made speeches, and
written in favor OF 1t, and thought the
Government onght to build 1t, II capital
could not be interested for that purpose.
John B. Alley said before resuming his
testimony he should like to make a few
observations. He hoped the committee
would allow the fullest investigation into
all matters which would have tendency
to throw light on all questions connected
with tho charges before the committee.
1t seemed hard for men deserving no cen.
sure, but praise, to have their names In.
sCribed on the records Of the country
charged with acts which, II true, ought
to c0nsign them TO eternal intamy. But
every act and circumstance, in his judg.
ment, established their innocence. The
record would show that Ames was honest,
and that the cry Of "stop thieP was raised
by thieves themselves Mr.. Alley then
read long paper giving history OF the
building of the railroad and the conduct
OF the company. ...l-. ......
; Alley was cross examined as 10 the
capital OF the railroad company and the
value Of the dividends, and the Chairman
oIThe Company said he had sent sub
pena to the Secretary OF the Company TO
bring the books showing the holders OF
stock, or those who have received divi.
dends. The Committee then adjourned.
Alleys cross'examination will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
McCrary of the Credit Mobilier lnVes
tigating Committee to-day received the
following dispatch from Allison:
BREvooRT HOUSE, N. y, Jan z.
Please say 10 your committee that
Oakes Ames is in error. He mailed to
me ten shares OF Union Pacific and ten
shares OF Credit Mobilier certificates. l
returned the certificates to him by mail.
Hc also sent me check for one Mobilier
dividend. to which had no claim and l
included the amount OF the check In a
sight draft on New York, payable 70 his
order. Please disclaim on my behalf any
share holding or interest In the Credit
MobilIer Of the Union Pacific stocks. ]
have not had any and have not derived
profit thererOm. =
(Signedl WM. B. ALLISON.
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RA1LRoAp ACCIDENT.

A passenger car of tram on the Chi.
cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad was
thrown from the track twelve miles west
of Peoria, yesterday, by broken rail.
No ono killed, but ten passengers received
slight wounds, among them Judge Law.
renee, Of the Illinois Supreme Court,
General ]. A. Henderson, Of Princeton,
Illinois, and Isaac slidell, OF Mansfield,
Ohio.
ARREST OF oFAMURDERER-.DRIvING A STORM.
Thepolice to-day succeeded in captur.
ing the murderer OF young LaIsen, who
was stabbed last night In the West Divis.
ion. He proves to be a boy Of fifteen,
named James Dayer, q hard case, and Of
bad family. He freely confesses the
crime, but alleges that Larsen had kick.
cd and was choking him. He maniGests
no regret,
A driving storm has been raging here
since 1OP.M
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, January IA caucus OF the
Republican members Of the Assembly
last evening unanimously selected A. B.
Cornell, Of New York, for Speaker and
John O'Donnell for Clerk. Resolutions
were passed rejoicing over the Republican
victory last fall, and declaring that the
choice for United States Senator would
be made with unanimlty. Tho 9Th Of
January was fixed Tor tho selection OF
United States Senator.
ALBANY, January 1.-THE Assembly
organized to-day and made choice Of
A. B Cornell as Speaker, who delivered a
long address. Gov Dix's message was
read TO the Legislature. he congratulate.
ed tho State for tho calm which succeed
ed the national election BE regards the
fact that five.sixth oi the States cast their
votes for the same candidate as an indica.
tion that the animosities ofthe late rebel.
lion are gradually wearing away and he
believes q liberal enlightened policy by
Congress and the eminent citizen In
whom tho public confidence is thus sig
nally bestowed, will eventually lead 70
the oblivion OF the past differences. Re
ceipts Of tho past fiscal year were Sl4,.
9O7, 7,252; expenditures Sl4455, ,552; these
were exclusive oil tho canal and free
school funds. he recommends the fol-
lowing example Of the last Legislature in
refusing 10 make sectarian appropriations.
The amount .ol the State debt Is $25, 1885,
725, showing q reduction Of over $4,000.
600 in the past year. He lavors retaining
control Of tho Erie Canal, and hopes
means will be soon adopted by which
transportation will be moro rapid; recon.
mGnds the uprooling OF the present sys.
TEN Of the city government OF New York,
aud giving power TO the Mayor to re.
move and appoint officials, and recon-
mends to the city Of New York that the
principle of minority representation In
the Legislature be cngratted In its laws;
refers 10 the great increase Of crime and
recommends legislation that will surely
secure tho prompt punishment Of con.
victcd criminals. He concludes by prem.
Using IN earnest support to all measures
oil reform.
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AN Indiana editor lays down his shears
for u few minutes to write double.lead-
ed editorial, in which he plaintively re-
marks: ave are the recipient Of half
peck ofnice onions, two wRtermelons and
a bottle Of ginger beer from one Of our
subscribers. The gifts were like the
shadow oI rock in a weary land. We
are glad some one remembers US in the
midst OF our labors and cares, and eVinc.
cd that remembrance In so delicate u
manner. We doto on onions and love
melons dearly; and so long as the fra
grance OF the former and the gripe Of the
latter liuger about US, we shall hold the
kind donor in aGectionate remembrance
OF ginger.becr we have never been able
to speak enthusiastically, but may Bsy
that our children enjoyed 1t greatly; whlle
tho empty bottles added not little to the
effective lorco Of our Office armory.