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MuWaukee's Musical Charnera.

While We dislike to spuil tfa: nce little
story told by tue City Lnc,,l Of the Miwau-
kee Seattae{ OF March 18Th, in relation 10
trio 81 street musicians paying in the
iotel- and lloons of tits city yet. IN COM
moa justice to our city's good name, We
must say that the article IN question, is
about the grosse>t misrepresentation oi
tact, that could have been stated
There was but one pers.n " no laid hands
or otherwise mO!ested this Trio. aud that
sas ii young man only nineteen years old
weighing 40 pounds. lie only defended
himself from having hs coat pulled over
his head, BY the young mar ol the THO,
AID did not strike him until this ..uta0cent
GPFe0' my youth" (as the Sentinel denomi-
Mates hlm), pulled a pistol and threatened
10 shoot INN. " hen the muss began the
Father of the girl came to she rescue of his
boy and kicked our nineteen gear DID, and
The giri put IN an app ;arancc also with "a
billiard cue and tried 10 strike him. If this
trio Is ii sample of Milwaukee "unoceAts'
We must iusI-t that she does OF ship Eer
average musical ducks to this city agaln. He
leg could not have been badly broken as he
walked thr ;e blocks TO his hotel after the
encounter, our watchman going along to
to show him the way because Of his druAt
en- condition. Lo--thc poor Italians.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

St.Patriek's day Was celebrated in a large
number of the cities throughout the State.
John VI. Read, State Senator from Ke
wauncc, has resumed his duties as editor of
thekewaunee Enterprise, since the adjourn.
ment OF the Legislature.
Under the new railroad law three com
mlssioners are to be appointed by the Gov
ernor, to investigate the subject of railway
tariffs; and il v reported that Gov. TAYLOR
Will permit the Changers to select one. the
Riirord men smother AMI he will choose
the third.
The Legislature was formally adjourned
on Saturday, though in reality Thursday
mas the day on which occurred the general
breaking up and leave taking of the mem
bers; so that when Saturday came there
were but very few members to be found II
Madison.
The election which took place in New
hampshire, last week, resulted in no choice
70: Governor. There were three candidates
IN the field and no one of them received
ma ority of a!i the votes east. The Gov
error ".l now have to be chosen by the
Legislature, and a. that body is largely
Democratic, the chances are still good for
Weston, who was the candidate of that
party.
The Temperance excitement still contin-
ues to spread from city TO city and from
state TO state acd new there are hut few
liquor dealers in the whole nntion but wlia.
haze more or less fear of these enrnes,
women workers il the cause Of sobriety.-
We have had our misgivings, as to the re-
suits of tins uprising Of the women, from
the first and as yet we have had no reason
to hope that any good viii come from 1t.
The death of two such men as Fillmore
and Sai2ner, occurring so Eeafiy at the same
time, naturally Cd uses one to lock back over
tLsir lives AMI to compare their public acts.
And it is some shat noteworthy, that, al
Though Semuer and Fillmore have each
won the esteem and confidence of nearly
the whole people by :hei- Official acts /; yet,
the most prominent of their acts have been
directly at varienee, especially IN regard 10
the slavery question.
Already the names of a host of persons
have been presented candidates for the
SenatorshIp lett vacant by the death of
Summer. Among the Eost prominent ones
are those of Charles Francis Adams. Henry |
L. Pierce, l.. Rockw God, uoar, H. L. |
Dawes, \. Z. Banks and Geo. u. Loring |
"A i. is bu: short .ir,e before the tx Iir.-
ton of the term 10 winch Sa'nRer was last /.
eiee-e.i, tueIc ~. lsrOahy be no great sf- !.
iasI us issr,.. On :ii> cc,s-i1 n BY the W
5 OIL = .iriair>, E.n :a.y NH rescrve AZ I
taeI. strrns'h =, aaills tor the .cRs term, !
..tAt y~.s ]
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The Lost Found.

Il viii &c remembered that about the
middle Of last December. Inc yours sou Vi
Mrs. MesAer, q lat Of aboJt Ii years,
suddenly and mysterious ! di>arE cared
and although the most carnes. efforts wee
put forth in order 20 gain some knowl-
edge Of the lost one, nothing whatever
could Re learned to relieve the mother of
her anxiety. Many reasons were at first
given to account for h's disappearance, bat
at last it came to be generally believed tina,
he hnd fallen into the river somewhere near
the Dry Dock ami was drowned Last
Sunday II body vas discovered in the river
bask OF the Engine house, slowly floating
on. towaris .bs lake, which when taken
from the water proved - be that Of the lost
boy. One sils of the body aas covered
with clay, which indicated that it had been
lying III tie bottom of the riYer for some
time /; and it IS probable that the launch
of the large schooner, on Saturday, lossen
ed IL SO that it rose and ioared down to
where il Was Discovered. : Coroaer's ia
,..s.-r : 40 Bg4 - lamar = -t-e. r.s~ls .eo
IN ! vsrfici Il ~sSs; ,en:eI i-o-pisy aiter
IS - - r. i..-.
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Post office



ia ify- Socth, soath- Eat, South. eout5-Nest
sso*es Hrtitsroc D-Iiv at octocS ?. n. an
sr-vr- ~ SEseoysar in tiIne for the cars TO ond
d1 l.c. I1-c- lines week; horcav. NcdnsfdaN,
AID Friday, ~ the vsv ~ ScWtcnbar-, Meeme.
Cdgvards, Towards Grove. to She50yraB. and
tarA- tlE-s \ wesk-Tussdav. Ttursdav. and sat
q 't7--hy -av al Aorauein, Hlks, CentreTlhe,
no.rie. 70 susSoygau.
EErom w1n.tcwoc 70 Two Rivers. ttaiiyA =, c
oci1cs =, Eai arrives It HarttoSoc at O'Clock
I'm.
ri-yrcItIy-To C1.lto1 Ie,ve. Manit>.
voc everT Cqsstar, thursday. :ad Saturday. aud
ir-iraS st Chiffon ste . n.
Arrives at h1ntowoc every Monday, We'ues-
sar an Friday ~ bpu.
Tri-T eekly-To Green Bav-via to
eivers-Le4yas GaritnNoc every NJ udaY. Vet
osseaY md Friday at m, and arrives at Green
6Ly next day 4. G D -.
Arrives AZ Maai.oHoc evsr7 Tue'daT, Thur
Cav sui s7tLr5ag. ~ a IL
Scmi.Ecckiy-T0 kewaursc -vil Two
iFars-1.Gves .oaj'oroc, MonGay and Thurs-
y - ~, and aFftvGs 1T MauitoWCc every
Us Nv and f icaf At ! 70.
H>ek4 J--FrOul GanitowOc to hcn1sha-
T.cl-es INTO voc svo-g FRIDAY att m, auC ar
s.ves II Il 70 Sunday.
Tae s-reiaI Paet Oacas or Francis Creek. Prac,
ana Hose1csaas, get their mall every SaturIa'
I CT 195r.
pa Oles osea Tor delivering letter, from I a m
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POINTS.

A gawkey saw for the FIRST time, n schoo
girl going through soue of her gymnastic
exercises for the amusement of the little
ones at home. After slziny at her with
looks OF interest and commiseratien fer a
while, he asked Il boy near by IF that gal
had fits ?" No. said the lad, eontemptu-
ouslr that's gymnastics" ooh, It's. hey;
said the verdant. "nov long has shs had
'em I"
Alexandre Dumas used to tell the fol-
lpWing aneciote: Being ore evening at
the San Carlo, Naples, he entered into
versation with stranger sitting in the
stall next 10 h.m. Il hope sail the latter
at the close of the performance, THAT we
may have the Pleasure of meeting asaiu-I
am Alcxandre Dumas" ooh, indeed I"
replied the celebrated nov .list. with his gay
iau.h, ''soam l." The stranger co,lap,ed
Daring Col. Tom SCOTS recent visit to
our city, ne was hailed IN the street by
little boot black with "Bes. have yer boots
shinel!" The Colonel pleasantly shook
his f"ger at him, saying: MY boy, am
no boss" The little waif swuog his box
over hi. shoulder, and, eFeing the great
railroad king rom head TO foot, replied j.:
You're boss Of yer boots. amt yer ?-St.
Ions Globe.
Anon the notable. resent at Secretary
Fi-h's last reception was Mrs. General
Gaines, whose nse is matter of legal re-
cord. hHt who looks scarcely more than
forty, where it seems ns it she would Ina {
the rare fortune to rem in. She usually
wears a jtp"ty little Lat, 18th n white or
| blue j"ssamne curling round is crown, at
evening parties, anl looks ike a pretty
picture. just STEPPING from its frame in
some enoice gallery of portraits.
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Personal.

Hon. Jos. Villas. and G.. c. Barnes OF the
First National Bank Of this ely, left for
Chicago, on Monday mornings train, to
::ock after the railway interests Of the NJ
L. S. & w Road.
Hon. Geo. Reed has returned tohis family,
in this city, after an all winters campaign
in the interests of the Wiscoasia Central
Railway.
Senator c. II. Schmidt sid Assembly
men Jos. Rankin, BIS. Lorisau and c. X.
Zorn of this Cuui ty returned from their
Legislative labors at Madison, last week aud
should receive the earnest thanks of their
constituency, as they have manfuliy ndso-
Gated reform in all branches OF our State
and National government
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Spring Election.

hat the tax paying electors OF this clty
! may kno " ard realize The enormous amount
OF money they are and have been Paving in
the shape Of taxes for the year 1873, we
copy the following figures which ale taken
froIl the city records and are reliable.
The city tax proper for 1873 was S2S,
500 sc lst, 2nl, 3rd and 4th Ward school
taxes Is, SO. l>t, 2nd, 3rd and 18th Ward
taxes amounting IN all to 2,03lli making
a ..-and total q $40. 299 90 besides the in
tere.t on SCI, aoi loan. from the State whi,h
is not included in he above amount.
This spring new brl., ,e is to be built
on Eighl&i street to cost ten or p.velTe thou
sand. dollars, which makes an array 2t iiS-
ures that ought to warn I'll tux payers, that
it is high time thAt Reforn. and Retrcuch-
raeni were iuauguratei in our city govern
ment
Admitting that the school and Ward ex
pcudlturrs are necessary will some one Of
our Radicals ,xl lain ,0hy so cheap Il Conn
SCI should cost our City the enorr Gus SUN
Of SIS, j0G.3 81 when we haze no paid police
exc t tmo night watchmen whose main
instructions arcto watch and give the alarm
+ fire should fire break out durn. the
night If AWAKE.
The regular salares Of al city officials
and heir appointres does no; amount t.
$1,000. 90 yearly; and YET all must admit
tiat even tina. small a,lount Is good pay
for the KIND and calibcr OF brain labor per
formei by that august Board and its at
tachees
We make no objection to school expenses
although large as in that outlay, we see
promise that the coming generation NAV
get Il common Counsel in this city less de-
mented than our present one; and in
this view We recommend the school interes,
to the fostering care of all who feel An in
terest in the future Of our City.
Nearly all other City expenses might
and should he reduced from twenty Eve to
Sixty per cent. The Reform legislature of
the State has saved the State $3.50. O0C
this winter SO also would reform in our
city Government save rroportionate
amount for this CITY.
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Particulars Of the Great Fire at
Panama.

Panama steamer DriagS a detailed &c
count OF the greart:ro at Panama Frlru.
airy 18Th last. The flames orig mated in Il
stfaw hat store almost directly in trent Of
the private ,ntranre To the Grand Hotel
The bniilinr IN which this fire occurred
the second AMI third stories only time 10
escape nIth what they had Un. The f.mc-
soon COMMIT c.ctteI to the Grand Hotel
a spac ous building 81 may stories. and
occupying a whole block The hI. enrrt
was oc ,u;cl by yau thle retail and mui-
sion st ,ries. \ part of the builng bau
been set apart as n rtsi.erce for the Bis
hop Of Panama. Catholic seminary fer
young priests, and rooms for members of
the Clergy connected with III" Evi,cupa
government Of the diocese. The Bi>hnp
lost everything; 50 dill the priests who a.
sisted him in his duties. Many Of those
IN the hotel ha ii BARROW escape . IT'D their
lives, so sudden Mas the alarm and 20
rspid the progress Of the fumes. The
staireases were soon in flames. and tie Cn-
ly way of escape vas bv ladders placed
against the front of tho balcony. Thirty
minutes after the flames made their entr-
ance inta tue hotel it was perfectly Quilted,
with nothas left but the bare walls. T.l"
hotel occupied the north silc of the piazza
The houses on the east silc, - parated
from it only ly a narrow strip, were soon
in flames. The FIRE followed down Los
Manjas street, bu, the wind change, ami the
Intervention Of a large III Enishei building
assisted Is course in an easterlv direct ou.
In Il northern and westerly direction from
the hotel a nd the house in which the IRE
original ted, r:any Luillings we're burnt in
the Gales Concrete and San Juan lie
Rios, including the Bank Of Panama The
burnt distr c., and it finally exhausted IT
self, but not before property in streets Of
the Gale CI;n, rcio anil San Juan De
kius had been destroyed to the amount, it
Is estimated, of sS9u, oG0 to $i.000g0J
The central and most valuable pars of the
city of mama, Containing The iinest baid-
icgs anu storie>, was destroyed. The In
perial Insurance Company .: London lcse
$500, 00J Sun, British, Sl0i 900: North
err British, 500 900, and Nort,. Britt h
and SIe5can,ile Sle6,000 The fire en-
gines were out Of re, cir and useless. Not
thing could be done to stay the progress
of the flames. The residence of Mr.. Cor
win aud the ofice nf the Pacific llais
Steam ship Company were saved,
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READY TO LAuSCH.-Rand & Berger
y-iIl coon have ready for launching the
large vessel which they have, Of late, been
eneag, in building for Knapp u Case, OF
Racine. rew crafts that traverse the
watery realm OF Neptune's nephew--Lake
Michigen--can comp,re in beauty and
utility with this splendid vessel, which
Rand i Berger have now SO nearly com
pletsd; and wherever she float, Ter fine
appearance will speak Of the efficiency ana
ability Of her builders.
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tiRCILH;I n OF HE ODD,

l..c clrcu -,iO4 t.e Iooi - t. ne re
ooAi. al a. e,Orr.t-e Geitf. y Z 'tsy
'"en tie D ooI tisc'iaies Frci,; anf iH d: 1i
pfeNe ntI4- lLs res rGurss i : .. HeLc.. ebt
Oh Gl>raSe. Is God : r. ne tIH H. :" JaH
c1tecJ 20 ea!1 50 & heStsT. ". "a sal or CO..
ruii NJ uorS cIrcul-tc with .le 5.JG C G>tag
III q So =, ana tLsSe . uE.tT% srlrZ urtGsi 81
q ug cCi TIE ensir body. ri u eie- cru
I"ts. taCe.e. U'l1tes ion. tive e, het e,
ArGTG'saJ. fGFnf. l-fS a, an HUnier IL CO
q nj. Na ti~C Sc can VA tie bp IL Il.
% - h"iHg zen eTSi4d IN the 3lUOt; DISC
csli tGsSl' J, b Ia toe aOiv, II col : re
II - IS great IL IcItauCe know VI st medicine
- IL Uu-tt- ana reLoy &c tie Ji.ui, er.t4ict.-
is tiSe. renew VIA -. n 1,iv vic liy
aHd la-ti. i-es Vi or l,tt1 al tar VIII II rs
II he oo'l. laIs sc !Iciue is tie NEGETISE
c -IeIf loo l-Duulisr.
Il cAgsa : IS IufseHc- iGto every par of The
aG'ran tT- IIIsn.c lamenCi - with ., toundltio
cufFsc'la- disease! -ctf y. and rr>ssfin- VITA
lf0 ~ cfa--'a< i cslfi} ioi nation pHHfic
Iou -. TIE 5i."', dTIvln. cGt ljSsa.r. le. y.n.
: ! CT 10 peTfur-t. i al4o. ted lasS.
~ Il NJ II couo - If Roe ., Banks IN
Hers Il 5 81 ule-t~att = lake: cT7Te ii,f
lj-.e- II, sUlu b. al aru -cisf<. 1l34,
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TO caESuHpTIpES,

tt, Advertiser, having been permanent
cr.cd ri lh.t dread disease, Consumption
r. a simple r2aedy, ia anxious to make
known 10 his fellow suffers the means Q,
care 70 al ~ho desire it, be will send a
eoey Of the prescription used, Gree oil
eAarceN, with the directions Tor preparir :
and using the sane, which they will anj
, sUKk tvRE for CcSsusPTIoS, AsTHNt,
BRONCHITIS, Sc. Parties wishing the
prsscriy ton will please address.
ssEc;. Z l. WILSON,
lasPsan ST., Williamsburg, New York
Tl6 .Rno
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h2OT ssRS. RE THIS.
A CIR e q t Bl e S s i II e!
NORTH i noL.AHa DEop

Mot = are var l. c Ms r't o.: An is y
= uence @it cst -.-r. ted ID 10 =.
tIri / can f., II l g y tn Won. sHc Ct t J.
!"L ,i.ai III GiIhe ,Uu- MI "a Il. II
god AZ aytte, nj procUte or it Gus y. set.
sound rc..
.Cr -: IN 4 H.1C. ava Htl .ItJ 80 COuS-cIsISe
III tI'-' rest. ; IS cen a lmOsr 'i.i--.
an no one Ia ku.' wat .
j MAS II. 10 h-rr e. It'Io fTet u or. ia
Toi know what To 20 o. u"r. ! uClursg .
= UT ;. tut ii i no gu"C; 6 wus merry tired
out WIKI Siee9le~~ NH al tioa lie U.:e
+rr o, c EGETINE and determined a. try
u L - ,yet --.y--'Hg t. an Iay c Ii.
i la c.r- ~ u c- oIuaC'l W
~bich ke g4tGsri e-t; ard now sc
,rts o see! e Les-giui' tn a yer tst" n
Iae UoT, Jug, bG-Iue Ion II p 4 -.:av. Her
Az . ltc i "0ou: ati u n t.SIe IKE CT1sfeG.
cELI. / a - say. e tlGe ySiu5 Of this eirc'Gs
o Ele - oiiaT GrOo. III it tlta5 - Toe
Eu'u"rt IL N your CHI ar7s li3o w.l!la tLe
y"uEg. IL ana yOn iii join Win ain
II eat -iessin- NEs ELLEN l.. rLArr,
l,S Utor .,t.tct.
ii. Ia
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JrpeE NcLEAY The re nomination Of
unanimous approval Of both partiss in thi-
Judicial Circuit; and 1t Is not likely, iuds
ing from the catering manner in which his
re nomination has been received, that an
opposing candidate will be placed in the
field Iglinet him
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Az exhibition viii be given al the Tui n
er Hal. on Easter Monday, April 6,h.. by
tho German Lailes Society. for the benefit
Of tie poor and suffering in our city. Some
Of the beet IA usical and dramatical talent il
the county viii assist in this entertainment.
and as the proceeds VIII 20 towards the re-
lirf Of the poor wc hope that the Hall vii
be filed to It's utmost capacity.
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e-r tkat cog-h, with "W olcott's Con

Scf tsas coe5', win !" o4co" I'm
soInptio2 Gaze The best remedy IN the
~orll for ccaSA- and consumption. 1t
heals a'caetsi ,troa,s and tons:ls, Sore
80. RI the chest ami lungs. Wolcott's
Pam Pa;ts removes every class of PAIN Ey
/ ,ioro;iss. outward application of Pain
paiut ore, the parts affected Woleotts
an .bilas.r eures Cifarrh. lhese ttfe'
r-.a. -onle iias srs for Sale a, tbs, Drug
ss~-.~ q - lis. - T.ef.t-t'. 49,
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Dissolution of Partnership

I'Ht eo-partner-lzP heretofore existing be-
L tween Adm Beser aud Joseph Bieser
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
cent. The business or the late firm will be
continued by Adam Beser who Is alone au-
thgrized TO collect Outstanding claims AMI
vino viii settle all just demlnd5 agans, the
late firm. ADAM BE Err,
JOSEPH BLE>ER.
. Manito1oc. March I 1874 S3-iv
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ST. PATRICs.-Althoush al i,i.hmen
seem TO have the greatest respect for the
memories of the patron Saint Of
the Emerald Isle, whose name and history
brings out their de-, pest venerarion, which
usually eliminates in cclrbro ii IN Of some
sort IN our city each year On tie l1tn day
March. For some unaccncatablc reason,
however, this usual rule has failed this wear.
We heard Of no general gathering IN our ct,
on TUESDAY last. There WAS an nfJrmaj
meeting, of aoderate Attendance during the
afternoon, Mt the Union House, Niles
Mcmahon, proprietor, but other than this
We have learned Of nothing in the shape of
an attempt to celebrate that memorable
day in our midst.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GNTENAN who suffered for year from
n Debility, Premature Decay. and all the
effects of youthful IniiscretiOu nilh. for the
sake of suffering huma nifty, send free 10 all
who need it, the recipe and direction for
making he simple remedy by which he w4s
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit 5v the
advertisers experience can do SO by address
ing in perfect confidence
JOHN. b OGDEN, ~ Cedar st. New
York. 196-6mo
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We would like to engage a number Of
boys to do no hing bat watch for the fir,
Sight of spriug pigeons for we hold tn
appearance of these denizens Of the air a.
an infaiible ind cation Of the ea-ly coming
OF warm weather, and we wish to be the
fret to spread ;h- glad tidings.
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S1GH0R DoNATo.--The world renowned
one legged dance Artist, who entertained
an overlooking house onSa,ur1ay night last
at the Bohemian Hall, vita sucl, ,urprising
g:ace, will give the public another chance
to witness his most amusing enterta n
mcnt on the evening If the 2Sth inst 4. tie
sane Hall. Tbs oiaucr proposes II chang
bus programme alm-st entirely. Ne Lave
seen no orc VITO attended la, Saturday
eTtning, bu: sa7 they will surely attend III,
next effort. Look cut for ne~ programme
in next week i--uo.
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Lass pLAsrER- fresh ground and con
.srntiI on hand a. the Manitowoc Plaste"
Nils. II The Oriental Mills ware house.
Carmers should not lose the benefit of
good sle;ehi-s, bltgei thei' supply OF apart
before tad roads Sc: il.
500 IL J. ScHUErrz { BRo.
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CHsTs koJBgE has hid an artist at work
on bis saloon windows, in,eiy; and now he
sands ~ the side wslk, in 'front.' a portion
OF the time to admire the fancy lettering
that greets the eye Of the rasser-by
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4 FARM IS acres Of lard, Frame Barn
n hoRCe, wei watered spring. etc 90
1eres under cultivation 3 miles from city
Lets II u iS in Block lls. Two frame houses
and barn. Lct l in Block i56. house and
barn. The northwest quarter Of norhwes;
quarter. section IS, town f-o Greeks, Man
i.rsor .r-pty. l.-.., y. = HORN.
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MEssRs. Ilassos & SoovE, Of Two
Rivers, have been employed iy John Bert
egg, of Milwaukee. e. build another yes
eel, with carrying CAPACITY of $4,000
bushels.
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C0anty Officers.

ahe-gT Z 7 smart.
tlsrr : : Cert. ,. Pisuinr.
l;eCi.ter Of Dccas. John Franz.
C8a d. Z r.s-z 4 81 Renter.
co4a'y Fssasqrrr {. Even.
co Iflr JauEs. i. g. nsfed,1
q 4ar " SaETs sor. Jg1a O'Hira.
Gu a. 81 SCOOPS Aichaa Eir gan
cFllrfuan fe,rj or saa~ryisors, II. T. Hub ira
Lat Astss-!, " J. Fatrer
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0. Tozsrsos has just received large
les 1t the finest Spring goods ever bToush:
% ,his market, consisting of plain and .nn
e, casbueFy, hyoal cloths, ha's. caps ana
raa1v male clothing, MT f (which are Of
she latest styles. ua has marked the price
., his sool< dawn within the reach Of every
one. ani wonli invit, :hc public, generally,
= take {. look q: his goods before purchas.
j. : sl.eM Zero. sl2 2s.
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A lady teac her inquired OF the members
Vt class of Juveniles. if any one Of them
col u m Size four seasons l. artly he
chubby hand of i~e YEA, cid was raised.
and PROMPTLY Came tire answer pepper,
-, s:ncx.r su' o...E,
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

\, wish to close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what / have on
hand a. Coz: prices. Those in need Of
r2lchine will do well to call at the store Of
8t.-.t F. W. BoRcuERDT.
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TEEsE are everv prospects CT E new trial
being gran,ed 10 John Hogan, who was
sentenced 70 Site Prison for life, at the
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q Source of Great Anxiety

ily ucnier - receive lr-at oeueft -om TIE
Us" NE"ETISE. Her doclInrnk neIlSI wa 4
.onrc" II gIc.t. anxietr a. ct er ems A
ew bottles oi tie EGETISE restored 'er hetltl,
s'rcr 4 r0Nn't-. y. H. TiibEN.
lu-Lr.s &c au1 Rs.t E..tte ~. N. 40 Sc
BuiiAIu-. Eo-g y. Il - jane c, I-T2.
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SCHCETTE s. BKo-,eve up 10 the times
in all the new styles, have the ney Gran
gers Caps in all varieties for sale at their
emporium, corner OF Sth and Jay streets If