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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16
j. G. 8.
Report eff the Teachers Southerm
Association.

Teachers Southern Association OF
Manitowoc Comfy met ae the Muihol
land school house. Dec 18th, at 10
O'Clock A. z. Meeting was called to
order by President Cleary. Glass in
Geography was conducted by D. S. Day.
Reading by j, G. Smith. Discussion of
the subject followed. Intermission Of
one hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Order was called by the President. 4
class ia Arithmatic conducted by Mr.. J.
L. Cleary. A class in Primary Gram
mar was called by Miss S L. Danforth
bus Miss D. being unaccustomed to
teaching Primary Grammar to such
large pupils, became embarrassed and
resigned to MIR. J. G. Smith who, after
several Interruptions, succeeded in con-
Quoting the class thr oueh the timo al
lowed. Association then voted a reces.
tor ten minutes. Order was called By
the President, and class in Constitu,
ton was conducted by Mr.. H. Cleary.
Resolutions were then adopted for tho
Proceedings of the next meeting.
Resolued, That six branches shall be
Taught during the day, viz: Reading.
Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geogra-
ply, and the Constitution. Extended
discussion prohibited. Association to
meet at the Mulhollaud school house,
Jan. 1lth, 1878, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
Programme of the forward Geogra-
ply, D. s. Day; Arithmetic, J. l..
Cleary; Grammar, Thos. Coleman.
Programme Of the afternoon Read
Ing, ]. C. Smith Writing. P.J White +;
Constitution, n. H. Cleary Declams-
ton by Richard Cody.
Report Of the first meeting was then
read by the Secretary Association 81
iourned at 4 clock, P. n.
J. L.CLEARE, SUSIE LDANyoRra
President. Secretary.
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Orr CLURING RATES.

According to arrangements We can offer
the TRIBUNE with any of the following
osmed publications at the prices thereto
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16

TIE GOVERNOR MASSAGE. - The
second annual message of Governor
Washburn, was delivered to the Legisla-
ture in person. We ordered it some
time ago, ready printed as a supplement.
from Madison. bat the stoppage oc all
transportation bss prevented its reaching
Us Iii time for this issue. The message
giFes full history Of our State for the
last year, and is document worthy Of the
aian who wrote it. Ii is straig, forward,
dignitied. and frank in lis opinions and
recommendations, and viii be read with
deep interest By the people of Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16

TIE propeller st. Joseph was in our
haFbor last Thursday and again last Tues
day, bringing lots of freight for our mer-
chants, among which the great quantity
of good for Messrs. Villas & Barnes was
quite prominent We are glad to OBJ
serve so much business going on here and
hope it will be Increasing continually.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16

Posi- OFFIc.--Our worthy p. NJ. Mr..
Esslinger informs Us, that he has, during
the last twelve months, issued money
orders amounting to s19.6G9 90.
Paid money orders 20, 1856. So
Received letters about 100 900
Mailed letters $1,000
sIailed registered letters 258
This will do for little ManitoHoc.
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Vesc Advertisements.
List Of Tax Certificates re-
deemed and not paid ouf.
COUNTY CLERKS orYIcE

; ISL or certificates red. ems5 in County Clerks
Z ! ONCE during the month pe.-IJrr Is7z nor
rid cut on the 4th day Of January 1873:
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The --LATEST AND THE BEST. We are
in receipt of the initial number of The
Iusicot Echo, monthly journal devoted
10 music and it's literature. Ia meehani-
cal appearance The Musical Echo is
gem Of art, and its contents are both
amusing and Instructive Besides a
highly interesting and cIeverly written
story founded on the opera Martha, the
Echo contains several columns of well
made up art uofes, sritiques, &c. ard
concludes with three beautiful pieces of
music. from the pens Of Cox. Kurt
Panzer and Lo7ejoy.
The -HusioqI Echo is published at
subscription price of only one dol,ar
per year, ~ Fl. n. Hempsled. Nil
Yankee. who is vel known; not only &c
one Of the newest music publishers 10
the West, but as ore Of cur best com
posers
We advise such Of our readers as
iava any taste for music 70 subscribe TO
Z he dasicai EcAo. Each number cor
5aius music which. when published in
sheet form cannot be bought Tor double
ghe price Of year $ s15iscri! iiou. The
first number, also, c5n;aiu= 8 capital
iiboRTaph Of Nine. PsSiiue LuCca. who
Il just now making such "A Sensation in
musical circles Send ORDER to H. \.
Hempsted, 41S, 40 and 4l2 Broadway,
Milwaukee, Ma.
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WEEKLY LETTER LIST.

The following IS . list of Iette-s remaining in I
,osL 0ice Ml.ch have not been oiled for.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10

THE BEEcHER SCANDAL. following letter appeared last week in the Brooklyn Eagle:
 To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle,
 In Q long and active life in Brooklyn, it has rarely happened that the Eagle and myself have been in accord in questions of common concern to our fellow-citizens. I am for this reason compelled to acknowl- edge the unsolicited confidence and re- gard of which the columns of the Eagle of late bear testimony. I have just re- turned to the city and learn that applica- tion has been made to Mrs. Victoria Woodruff for letters of mine supposed to contain information respecting certain in- famous stories against me- have no ob- iection to have the Eagle state in any way it deems fit that Mrs. Woodruff or any other person or persons who may have letters of mine in their posse ession have my cordial consent to publish them. In this connection and at this time, I will on- ly add that the stories and rumors which for some time past have been circulated about me are grossly untrue, and I stamp them in general and particular as utterly false
 Respectfully,
 HENRY WARD BEEcHER
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10
Boots & Shoes!
 NEW Go sDS! Lower Prices!

S. e. BEACH & SON, HAVING just received fresh and large sup l l ply of sessonable goods, would respectfully solicit continuance of patronage from all of their old customers, ard also hope that all per sons desirous of purchasing anything in their line will give them a call and compare their goods and prices with any in the County.
 We are particularly desirous of the patronage of those who wish to make their money go as far as possible, and who always pay for their goods when they get them To such we offer the fol- lowing special inducement: We will return to all persons paying cash for their goods at the time of purchase per cent of the price thereof. thus making it pay to pay cash down. We can afford to sell goods for very small commission again. and gre seiH do it.
 Fine French and American Calf and Kipp Boots made to order at short notice, at reasona- ble prices and warranted to suit. All kinds of Repairing promptly and neatly done. Give us call and see our goods and prices, whether you buy or not.
 Respectfully.
 s. G. BEACH SON. Lit enfield. May Both, 1873. 7tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10
E1nbroideries.

Embroideries.
 MADE-UP LACE GOODS. s Chlidren's Lace Caps, in all the newest sts les.
 Ladies' Ties in endless variety. l,O00 dog. 4 inch Windsor Ties, 46c. Grape Ee
 Chine Ties, Fancy Ties, &c. a Ladies. go to ONEILL'S for Millinery Goods. All goods marked in plain figures. stl1nse ~. B.-Reduetion to the trade. re-s ss 2 Sm a Il. 0'NEILL & CO., s27 a2s Siz.h Arenue $ 2Oth s., Ne,c York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10

Farewell to the deer. A dispatch to the Springfield Union says: ':A party of about thirty ladies and gentlemen started from Boston for Martins, in the Adirondacks, under guidance of Rev. MT. Murray, at half past seven Monday morning, by the Fitchburg railroad. Among them were Murray's wife and her sister, Miss Ida Todd, Dr. TouFiee. and several teachers and business men. They were fully equipped for 8 months stay in camp, at Sandy Beach, on Little Tupper's lake.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10

Some time since Greenfield farmer and his wife came into the city, and the man had the woman's life insured for 8, 900. Last week she was thrown from a buggy and badly hurt, and yesterday the agent came across the husband on the street and inquired how the wife was getting along. The farmer heaved sigh looked put out, and replied: "Well, I'm afraid she is going to get we'll Detroit Free Press.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10

A London theatrical manager lately al- lowed a young author, who stammered badly, to. read him farce he had just written. At the close: ssWhat do you think of it?'' asked the author. swell, replies Mr. Manager, ssnot half bad idea; father. mother, lover, daughter, all stut- tering will have novel effect The au- thor, furious, exclaims, ssThey don't stammer, it's only my misfortune. ..Oh, then the play ain't funny at all; sorry I can't accept it. replied the manager.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10

THE BEEcHER ScANDAL.-The following letter appeared last week in the Brooklyn
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10
FRENCH'S NEW HOTEL, I COR! coRTLANDT & NEW CHURCH SITS.
 .'' NEW YORK,

saas RICHARD F. FRENCH e Son of the late Cor. RICHARD FRENCH, of frenchs Hotel, has taken this Hotel, newly fitted up ana entirely renovated the same. Centrdl,y located isa the BUSINESS PARTof the Cftg. LADIES & GESrLrmrS's DINING Rooas AT TAeEED - h@4 @} II 1y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10
LVM BER.


 desire to call attention to the fact that Ihave on hand 0 full stock of all varieties of LUMBER called for in this market and am prepared to sell the same at the lowest market price for Cash. My stock comprises
 Eastern Spruce JiMbef, of all sizes from 2x3 to 4x12 in Loist. and up to Sxl0 in Frame Timber. Only small portion of quently clean and free from grit and gravel. AL 50, 5000 punches of first quality
 BANGOR LATH.
 In the line of
 Barn Boards. have to offer one-half million feet of Ottawa Stocks, 10 and 12 inches wide, 12, IS, 14, and 16 feet in length. It is an admitted fact that the Ottawa Boards are the best known to the trade being remarkable for their freedom from the presence of the large black knots so common in Michigan Stocks. l can furnish these boards surfaced one side. edges tongued and grooved dressed fuH width or narrow, and the quality of the dressing guaranteed. would call special attention to the brand of Is inch
 Sawed Shingles, which I have been selling this season. Ibuy them direct from the manufacturer. and am au- thorized to warrant them free from knots, CEDAR SHINGLES always on hand. have. also large stock of EXPELLED SIDING made from six inch dry strips, bought last July, and Tor quality and price will guarantee it unsur- passed. I also offer a full line of seasoned inch and l! inch SPRUCE, WHITE PINE and | so LUTHERAN PINE FLOORING, narrow and wide; dry inch Surfaced and Rough Cutting-up Lumber; II, II, 3 and inch good Lumber, wei seasoned; Ceiling in every variety, ASH, WHITEWOOD, CHERRY and BLACK W9I, NUT boards and plank. have the largest and best stock of Hemlock Boards and Dressed Pine Sheathing in this section of this State.
 All lumber delivered on the cars free of charge and special contracts made for delivery by rail or teams. Orders by mail will be promptly attend ed to. rr ..-rsss sz.-s
 E., J. HILL. Norwalk. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10

desire to call attention to the fact that Ihave on hand full stock of all varieties of LUMBER called for in this market and am prepared to sell the same at the lowest market price for Cash My stock comprises
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10
DAVID C. BUlKLEY, l4s @ ~ DEALER IN s8l71 a4sla HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

OF ALL KINDS, CONSISTING OF . Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads and Coffns. Ala0. Picture Frames, Toilet stands and Sofas, mads and aold with neatness, elegance, and dis patch Warehouse. West St. Litchfeld. Ct. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-10

of all sizes from 2x3 to 4x12 in Loist, and up tc Sx1O in Frame Timber. Only 8 small portion ot this Timber has ever been rafted and is conse quently clean and free from grit and gravel Al 50. 5000 punches of first quality
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
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nortance. Rome, Italy, Switzerland, Germany,
ia the order in which he ranges the countries
10 which he refers.
Wherever complaint is made of resistance
to the papal authority, the Encyclical COM
pletely ignores whatever evidence there may
he that this arose from the attitude of hostil-
ity to the State which was first assumed by
the ecclesiastical officers. The case Of the
Bishop of Hebron the Pope represents in
strong terms as being glorious for the sufferer
and disgraceful to the Government of Geneva.
The cause of the banishment of the Bishop
is said to have been the claim of the Govern
ment of Geneva to reform the Constitution OF
the Catholic Church in the canton according
TO the democratic pattern, and to subject the
Bishop to the civil power in the exercise OF
his proper jurisdiction. There is plainly
something wanting to complete the statement.
For the sake Of historical accuracy it is for
tunate that the void can be filed by refer
ence to the records of this case. There is
good authority for stating that it was not
until the course of the Bishop had become sub
yersive of civil authority that the Government
undertook to vndlcate its dignity. In Germany
the case is by no means different The cOur-
age and invincble fOrtitude of the clergy in
that country are highly cxtolled. Bitter COM
plaint is made of the fact that the bishops are
not permitted to exercise their functions ex-
cept at the pleasure of the civil authority.
and that royal tribunal has been instituted
before which bishops and sacred pastors may
be cited. The grievances of the UltramOn-
tanes are stated with many variations. But
nowhere is willingness shown to remove
the apprehensiOns of the civil powers that the
officers of tho Church are an element OF in
subordinatiOn to the State.
In some respects the measures adopted by
the Prussan Government are rigorous; but the
emergency is one in which extreme modera-
ton might place the Government at the mercy
of the bishops. Would that power be exercised
in the interest of humanityi Does not all his
tory teach that the Church, when it obtains con-
troll over civil administration, instead OF exer-
cising a purifying influence, becomes itself de-
fileda 1t is this search for power which should
be condemned in the interest of pure religion.
The Encyclical, however, is a long discussion
of the manner in which the Church, after
having become engaged in a conflict with
various enlightened Governments, is unable
TO exercise material power Independent OF those
Governments. We may very well conclude
from the language of the Pope that, If this
state of Independence were once firmly estab-
lished the attempt would then be made to
obtain complete supremacy.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23

CCSTON-HOUSE TNVESTIG 4TIOk

RESULT or THE EXAMINATION or WOODRUFF q
RoBINsoA's BOOKS THE PENALTIES ABoya
$3,OOO,OO0-oNLY $35 Oo0 OFFERED IN PAYMENT.
The examination Of the books Of Messrs-
Woodruff & Robinson, sunounoement OF which
cusvey made IN The TRIBUNE several weeks ago. was
concluded at the CustOm-house November a. month
ago. On that evening about O'Clock the books were
taken in large Saratoga trunk from the Custom house
to the residence Of Frank Moulton one OF the nrm.
and finally transferred again to the business
offices OF ths hrm Tho examination has confirmed
all the statements mado by Hayes. the former clerk
OF the hrm. who gave tho information. The penalties
discovered by Special Agent b e. Jayne foot up total
OF soOo or course, 1t is not meant that the dovern
ment has been deaued Of this amount but this 10 the
figure which Messrs. Woodruff s Robinson would have
70 pay If the ponaty each Of the severafShundreA
cases proved against them enforced. The hrm II
understood have Ocrod 70 pay t5O01 penalties, ana
report has been drawn up for submission TO the Secro
tary OF tho Treasury this basis Judge Fullerton.
counsel Hayes has declined 70 consent 20 the repor
or tho acceptance of such aud 1t Siii not DO '
asriod until such consent IL obtained
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
:Netu'Uork Daily griba,1s.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 90. 1873.

The Vrgnius prisoners when surrendered were in a
state OF great destuton. The lives and property of
Americans at Santiago de Cuba represented to be
very insecure Orders have been issued 10 discontinue
extra work at the various nayyyards in the United
States. =- The postal arrangements between France
aud the United States discussed in the French As
sembly G. The Sultan OF Atcheen has given III his
ADHESION to the Dutch commander 60 Gen. Con
gales has been elected President OF Santo Domingo.
One OF tho charges brought against Attorney General
Williams is that the Government made to pay g. 900
for carriage for Mrs. Williams. Senator'S Edmunds
aud Thurman engaged IN preparing new Bankruptcy
bull. - 1T is shown that some OF the repeater"
at the recent Philadelphia election policemen in
Disguise. Philadelphia 'lOngshOremen on strike
behaved 80 rotously that about u dozen of them
locked up.
Genet escaped while q Deputy Sheriff was sleeping at
MS post. Michael Norton, Thomas Conan, John j.
Walsh and George Miller did not appear for trial. and
their bail forfeited. jury easily obtained for
the trial OF Mayor Hall g. senator Sumner Gen.
Sher,nau Judge Davis, the Rev. Henry
ward Beecher, Judge Brady and Others
responded 10 tOasts at the NewEngland
soc,cty's dinner - A brother and sister found
dead in tenement with their throats cut having proba
bly, been murdered for their money. - The Oh cap
alton Association received report Oh the elias
sacato1 OF railroad charges. Gold, lios llo.. ll0s
Thermometer, "a, 30. es'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
PERSONAL.

Col. John w. Forney announces that under
no circumstances will he consent to Do candidate for
Mayor OF Philadelphia.
Among the candidates for the vacant seats
in the French Academy N. TaLne 81 Belnontet, H..
o' oeS"r' anu ~ % "v''s ,es - .,-.,- -. -
Dir, jules Co9rland the cashier Of Paris
stockbrOker ia the fortunate winLer Of the great prss
Of N2O,0O) IN the Ottoman Loan.
A petition has been presented to Congress
By so citizens OF Buffalo asking that President Lncons
birthday be made national holiday
The Marquis de Clermont Tonnerre, who n
son.in-law OF tho Marquis do Moustier. Minister OF
Foreign Affairs to Napoleon III. has been appointed
Secretary OF the French LEGATION at Washington. aud
was 70 have left for his post on the 10Th inst
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
OBfTUIRY NOTEi

Charles Smallwood. NJ. D.. died yesterday IN
Montreal At the aga Of ID. He WAS ssvera years d'
rector the Montreal Observatory and had residcd N
the city tl years.
William Harris, who was for many years
leading fur dealer IN Baltimore. lied yesterday In thai
city At tho age of d. He came 70 this country froa
Russia 50 ysar, ago became connected with the Hudses
Bay Fur COMPANY and an intimate friend OF JON
Jacob Astor aud Pierre chateau Of 81 Louis
A London telegram announces that oir un-
lery PIgott Baron OF tho EKchequcr. 10 dead he vs.
born Ia isi, educated privately at Pntney' az" -.
called to the bar AZ the Middle Temple IN ,"
v.. .o,oi,,ed f. sersesptatlaw with patent OF pre-
,,aanr, I'm lsss and wss some Recorder OF Hero
ford He represented Ra.iing in tho brisse fsrnar
men. from 1861 to is3 when his pafty. .no w.
being In power he promoted 70 b"e =, sim. ~ sno
Court of Exche0aor. and feee''00 Wv -'A'- " ~AS
hood