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:; winner hs!na deei.5sa iaelIs5tis r f...on j;
md as sni III. TT TT s 1eeor b.
1udRee eoneerninc sls cannot 10 reviewed II to
hose matters which the r'lta rlaee "ha the dis;so'
ssntsd il ILL &c ea.e. iio sx.rl ot tae jaisss aoa.
sfnnroe. nna AZ " to 81 slc claim sh,t s,d sinnros
ri,ali take record under tts clrcntnatancts, the
asary ssl f re",a @ s a~ reeas ~ 'as' .s rs
ming horae n order to RtTo tho record proposed for
s1:s. 81 e. s sas. sr ns s,ns hs s.
ordered that the Associaon pay to The owner Of
which he recorded second .foEea.!l, tho wtn-
net ha!nG fesn excluded for fraud, and ths other
comros!tors having been distancad.
NAsnvtLLE pt0op-IIonsE ASSOCIATION MEETING.
fAsHr1t.tE. Tenn. MaY 0.-1he third day Of
the spring n,eeetng Of tho Nashville nIootf.Ilorao
Association wns Inoro favorable for the racea.
lieasy. but III much better condition thnn oil tho
two pseYous days. Tie attendance mas lsrgs.
Tue ilrst race. LInchs liotet stake. for R1ecn
3-y,oar-olds. 323 cntrancc, play or pay. ttnck
twoniy-ouo entries. Tho following started.
awigerts eli. +. sseinhox.. . /
Sialsn!. ! os1nss !. :. Wotee.tef.::! 5ai,t.
n.r.!sn 4 oo;s 8. .. Grey s'esiI.."..s !. IA.
s eSss:i. ]; j. n.y iiisp,.si iia;.ss... , ''
Ffankllns eh. c. i1anivos: ..:.:::...a dat.
1.ms-l:'i 1'lN l;'''S: l:s'.
Fools sold OIL this race previous to ehs ffst
i,oas averaged: Graham 325, sto!nhok ll5.
Steel y. Aftor. tho .lrst boat: CamarEo gu.
Field f05, HtefnEok 80: After tho second lleat
Wotoostor 47o. lod $50. After tho third heat
8tcin6ok 700. CamarR0 LOO, Worcester nj.
Second r.co. Asaoola:ion pursc $3.50; dssl,
ono n1Fla AMI half.
Entta eh. urakesman. ............... .........1
, 1875-05-07
SHIPMENTS N BOND,

opeF1HI D73bdEfh % 7hd LHiAH6 5fi5lH<s
WARRINGTON, D. c.. sJ0.-Tho comments Of
sosno Wcnsorn nawspnpers 1uon tho recent Of
der OF tlio Treasury Department relative to
damage allowances arc, In 1,an, respects. gross-
II unfair to tho Treasury officials. These COM
ments proceed upon shs assumption that tho
Troasury officers are so controlled by prejudice, or
By somcshfng worfc, ttat they discriminate
xgAnRt the West in favor Of tho coast ports,
Tho truth 10 that no ono IN tbs West was moro
surprised at tho damsgo-allovnnoe cc1sIon tllan
woro tho importers at coat ports. Tile ruling
Of tle Treasury nntler lilo now Royonuo lsw. It
had no other origin. Thero o not tho slightest
probability that Secretary Brissou wall roylso or
change thlH decision. II Wcstsrn Importers arc
embarrassed by It 1t Will loubttess be- necessary
Tor them to cndeavor to stctro Hotuo Amond-
mont to the law Of July II, 1870.
, 1875-05-07

Special Dtspateh to Tbs chteaoa 1tte4ns.
WhKEsnAnaE, Pa. May 0.-The striking
miners Of Sugar Notch have positively refused to
aceopt tho proposition ot p1eadeut Parrish to
resume work by to-day, and they withdraw their
tools this afternoon preparatory to = sloppaxo
OF the pumps. and tho filling Of tue miues viii
"ateF; The Sugar Notch works. ara now abau-
donc until tho Btriko ends, aud 1t il likely oler
1nlnes will be stopped, ~ tho corporattuus ara
wages demanded BY tue mou. 10th oldes a..
aest that no compromise IL possible. tho men
claiming that thoiEs IN struggle for lixne
wages, .Wh,le the operators Claim t. ia questioa
~ to who shall control tile works.
, 1875-05-07
THE TRIGGER.

NEW fonK. May e.-Tho last competition for
place on tho tenn Of tho American rltemen,
which will sock tocontnuo iu ireland tho victory
won hero last YsA1, took place yesterday. Tho
rcau!t showa that thu achievements OF tho old
team havc not boou oqualed. 10 that tho NOM
bcrs Of It, With cue exception, will have N op-
poetuuity to 1onow their lautcls. or thoao who
ouGagod in the competition for place on the
points, md will take tho place OF L. L. Hep
burn resigned. a. Y. Canflold, Jr., II. +. Jew
eli. md L. @. Druco are tho rosetvoa Of tho
teRm.
, 1875-05-07
CROPS.


Cprttpandsnet ~ 1hs CAaas tribune,
PULASKI Co., ILL.,, Ma, s.-l,inng hard this
morning. Vegetation growIg slowly, on 10.
count OF cold xnd wet woasbs. Whost, ono.
third more aowu Than last yeai aud good. Data
good. sosuo corr planted. .pplcs. Aalf crop.
pekches uossly al killed.. Yesterday morning
loo sixsoeuth Of an inch. 1eathor cool thlx
morning. dEonG ". RluMARpa,
Sp&e1at pisnakeh IA Ths CAiaqo IYteunx.
KANSAS CIrTt No., May G.-'4e krasahoprsrs
are dying by thousands In th' country around
this city. The fernaeFs are cry hopeful, and
cropa ara looking nicely,
, 1875-05-07
Democratic Proposition to Abolish tho
Revenue Bureau.
Shepherd Again Fails 10 tndict Dana for
Libel.
Payment Of tho Balance Of tho
Virgintlts Indemnity by
Spain.
Recent Western Appointments to Cadet.
ships at West Point.
COMMISSIONER PRATT.
ASPIRATIONS.

5pstfdt Dtsrrtch to 7ht Chsaqo Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May Cit is hintod by
aomo of tho Intimate frieude Of tho President
that senator Pratt accepted tho Office Of COM
missioner Of Internal Reyenuo With tho undor-
standing that the precedent tot In Mr. Do'anoa
case will bo folio 1od IN bis spsnst's) case. and
that 10 will 10 promoted bctoro great while to
bo Secretary Of tho Interior. II Is considered a
letting down for United GAtos Senator TO ec-
capt At tho enl OF biz tn1n q pon,t1on at tho
hsnd Of q rnero bnrcalt cYtn ono 80 important
as that Of 1ntctnal Novenue. Long
ago Mr. Pratt exprs,sel Ills dleliko
Its shntns and sycopLan!n subssryiency, Il
mist, therefore, hayo 1oauhed aomo Htrong mr.
Eutnent 10 induce him to consont 10 como back
hcto to asslino q subotdInNo official position.
, 1875-05-07

3pEeaa3 UtUasth % 1hs Eh3eaQo 7F35aas,
KEoxuK, Ia., May 0.-Tno first championship
gains botueon tho ST. Louis ned Stockings and
tho Kookuks wss played hero this afternoon.
Owing to tho high wind which prevailed. tho dsy
was An unfsrorabio oua for playing, aud the IT.
tendance WAS comparatively email. Tho keo-
kuaa played \ magnificent gamo, ono that was
far in advance Of any proyioi1a effort Of theirs,
md one that gLvos thosr friends encouragement
profess,onsl feld Notwithstanding tic faxiux
lhs Whites garo then, 1T thu Htart. They did
rome strong bnttiug and soma tip-top fielding,
aud have but fow srsora chargod up 10 them.
Tho 1iods also played good game in most re-
field: Their batting was also good, aud tlolr
out-aeduR fair.
, 1875-05-07
1NrROhPEUTfYE.
1NrROhPECTfYE.
Westward tho coursc OF Empire takes ita wsy;
Tho frst four acts already pant,
A tft1 ehall close the drama wIkh the ttays


wcst1urfl tba cour,c nj Emntrc t.t.. III v.v,
Tho iirst four acts already matt.
A nttil ehal close tue drama wllh tho day;
Tlne's nob1cst o1spsing Ia the last.
When tho profound Bishop Berkeley wroto Tho
sboyo snpy bnck hundred and fftv rc.r. thcro
ia not I'm shadow NJ ,,o,,ht that ha had HI. nm.
~ ou"ao" " aoao' 'ua, ~ nsa n'e p'o-
pAe'io oys Turned s1iS "ay' antl had Just come In
from Seeing gatno Of bAhe-ban betwcon the
champion clubs OF hts day,-ttc nsmes and
,cora hare u,,fortuontelv hmm ,o,t 10 ,,.to-v
svh.. 49, ,oa." ~ :. 49,, ' - "ta1'
"nea u"o 'ooke =. y ca..n.y' "nat can 10 e,eatsf
than saas tho good bishop kno" that tho st.
Louis Club would boat tho Chicagos yesterday,
and tho cou.se Of basc.ball empire hitch another
nm ,ov.rt ~, r,c,e,7 A., ,.,a,, 49,. .'a..,.
toh i1 ss"a 'Iu n Assne. nno toen no" e'eas'y
ne toiefs' ID 1ne Asas ioof aots already past,
to tho tnto Of the Cincinnati Kcd Stockings, tho
CloyeiAnds, tho Kokiongas, and tho ChicsRos,
The fifth, which phop,l uc,o.c I'm d,,m. VIII
49,. J... !. s,.sa, ~ - III. s.N''"Ast'- 49, 49,
tno aay. G'osea tuo anJ "'sn 's!ce yehtofaay
e,,iI. " -. ~ na!ao.espr' LUZ ooss yos, ny
stnni o. IT, Inum Nv ~ s.,t no5e om J.. ~ "e nh'9
u.tor3. !. .no - 49,. ,sa a,u @ yo a
JuoseAus3 ~ "" :ni tu o.o"oou tuS ', ntaett ~
t.on. - H., ~ tots Ioese ee you WIN ID l!on1
b.,o ocna c.ausy Mnus y9as s .ao ,, "o
, 1875-05-07

New Yonx, May 6.-Tho annual dinnos Of tho
Chkn,ber OF Cutnmorce took 1acs this evening
1t Dcimonlco's. Tho esaeu1age wss note
worthy for ths number Of persos present prom
inent ~ puhio men OF In msrcptite circles. TAe
Hon. W!ilian =. Dodge preside. tbs principal
, 1875-05-07
MASONIC.

Special Dttpateh to Tia Chicago Ts1buns,
JoL1Er, ILL.,. May 6.-st. Johns Day WA OBJ
served IN this city BY tho Joliet Commaudesy OF
Knights Templaz. who paFadad lie strcess In
tu!l dress, hosded BY Nerlaa' Dsad, Of Chicago.
Tho weatlor being untayorabls, tho number In
limo was ANAL. They will give = grand dFess
ball and supper In the Masonle Templo tonight,
which, II all !ts appointments, viii e4cel any
social a1alr OF tho year In this city,
, 1875-05-07

= EOUTHEHN HNPTIST9.
CHAaLxsroa, 3. e.. h1ay G.-Ths Southern
Baptist Convention met hero to-day. Over 800
de|ega.ea aro prosont representing Maryland
md Virginia, tho. Carolnas. Georgia, Florida,
Mabama, mississippi. Teunsssoo also large
attendance Of visito1a. Tho Rev. DR.. James i.
ko7. br. r. II. aleli Georgia: Nev. Dr. j. /.
81. Curry, Virginia; ltov, Df. E. r. Winklo, OF
Alabama; aud 1sov. u. Il. Fuller. Of Maryland,
vlce-ptesidonta. aud lsev. G. Il. II, Colo and lii.
". O.. TuRBle, secretaFles. tiopo1ts wsro made
homo mission boards. 4 delegation from tLo
N0sthorn Dap.ists were Eecclyed, aud D1. Cus-
ting, aotretary OF the American baptist ElucA-
tional Commisslou, MA especially welcomed.
, 1875-05-07

t8pscia! Hspa.ch II Tns Chteaes Ttioun>,
JOLIET, ILL.,, MAY G.-Ascenaton Thuraday vsa
very generally observed by all tho Catholic So
cseties In tho city. Tho woathes boing rainy,
anl farmers idle. ths numbers In from tho I'd.
joining country MAS unusually largo.
, 1875-05-07
UNITARIAN

5p<efal Dispateh 10 3'ht CAtadgA Trfoun4,
0hAHD HAVEN, Mlel,., May 6.-TTao nav UnEta-
nan Society will perfect lts organization noxt
, 1875-05-07
NoLI}EA5,

MoLnEn5,
6pscfai Dtspa&eh to ThS Chteaao Tribune.
Nrw YoRx, May 9. 6.-Following Is tho circular
lasusd BY Alexander Mitchell to tho stock and
bondholdcrs OF tho Chicago, Milwaukee l. ct.
, 1875-05-07

3os1l basts on h{ls-st. Louis, IT !: ChIslH1> Q.
itrss oase on trrors-St. Louis, Q /; chleago, ?.
j'dssed ialts-AIIiies, l.
RHns earned-5t. Louis. 1.
TINE qf 1ime--Twa hours and eight minutts,
NhrtTt-4dam f'irth, Of Tho Empires.
Tho same clubs p1ay on Saturday. .
, 1875-05-07

fanl Hallway, with tls act Of lsho Via ,,,
i'eeihlaturo shrcwtly passed at tho fun, Aler',
desire laas aossion. and tno object OF whtcl, M
ono could Al that limo fat!,om; '3'
UrF!sc M or - tGnsc..o, M1LwAuK1E ST. rAur nA,t,
TT, ,a1 70; u WILLIAM hraxEr, NEw Yonx, M.yI
GRl Afl return tho 3neosed authority 10 yntn Gr 49, ~
a. tue s'n,'s meeting Of tho slockhoers oi ts CON-.
ne1t. We A.s In favor Of &C. op,lpa liz sw NJ ~ ynns
r rne!ae a,as. c1ps md .hs! e ero~. red voso ca
otherwise inasrmc.s l. AIMING mbrr ron,,mr,,, "a'ess
TURNS, Is !nteno th1t ths occ ,n New Fmri ~,
s su isa s nsr for the .ne,s q a cnp.hy
r. ING 1otk market Inconsistent with tlat "f H.
'"3'sn'1e'S' ALEXANDER Mticnxlt
Joi1N +. WtLL1AAa
The undersigned, nlrcc.ora, ntoet and bona,,o,a.r.
n +, s a,n pn'C,E .6 & ilTanses M a. Ianl Rs.ay eocr
A.xnn,'tr Mtsle, r!esaens Il iho dso do,npsny api %
ofn9 of W. F. Msl.1aT n srsssa. u the Mctrop"an nt
Frank, H. Cracker. rret"r'; Ward, cainpleiI ( e. ~
%,!Ita l1h H,s.m;.,, + 1, o5i.n ,seh?.s yssmSs
sios. III S.'drs % a'%i' K'%S4i nsss' e. nsyst ws'
lien. Clark. Dn}gn huo 1raisas.en i g., Line. e
s s dss, cAess
cnAr. a2s. LAWS or 1873.
~, o1ieago, slilwankee st. r.ul Railway Company
nr ,sntt nnd asssn'bfY do enact ~ fottom*:
Directors Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee, h st. ranl Hsi1.
O'Clock n1on: Of .hs daY On which .e s,nuaI saecna
rs ie s,ny41oIder. Of a.id conr!ny required ~
!ne esnekhofdera Of aa.d Company shall cicct fmJ
Board Of thirteen Director, WHO si,s sc.yo as IL uI.
feclosa Thereof for ole year then nsyt ensuing SAID
eesf!ai and annually thereafter tlers .bal o riecl+
BY said stockholders full DoarI OF tLirceu Drcctor,
Of said Company. '~s'o'
Sxo. 2. At tho snnual meeting of tho stockbo,deu
tor tue s!eton Of Director. OF sad Cotnta,ly In Jun.
noxt anil befors The phil TOR Aail election a4ll n
te snbnsfttod to vote Of tho s,ockhnors II II 1rh
oecslan Of alt tho stockhoIders voting npn
sa question: ahAll Voto In favor Of tie hcce1taucs
Or ha nct tue salne sams ahsIl be aeccpet and be ID
after such yoto; but II majority OF iii III s.ocioIi
crs. voting n,l1 said cat!bn, sta Yoo ep,!t1s ,cn
acc+panec ten t!s act shal 10 Of fotca or eEert
!Tnpttd however, II for any causo the election rro
s!le, An the result declared hcroro tho toll for III,
election Of Dlecnrs Is oreucil thpn aud In hat cass
tho first section Of this act act snl 10 in full foroe and
effect: an1 binding upon satl Company, md ! fuil
vl1cd. e'o
Sic. =. Tho Secretary of said Company shall rnaka
cersiaraso under tho seal of tho Company, certifying
TUG result q said vose on tho question u tbs accars
rrtaty Of State Of tho State Of Wisconsin within {tcn
daf1 after haid election.
sEo 4. Bee. Of Char 33s Of tho pyIvats and local
laws Of tho year 1HG1, and all otlier aca or marta ri
ssta conraactE1g conflicting With iii provisions o
lhia act ara hcF0Dy repealed.
bEo g. Ih!a act hha take effect and 10 iD forco from
aad htteF tts ra+aago aud publication.
FnEp. ". IfonH, Areuket Of tho ASSEMBLE
c. +. PARKER, President Of tia Senate.
Approved Marrh ., l3ir.
W. II. TA1ton, Governor.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-14

THERE is positive evidence that Taylor
had narrow escape from being bounced
by the Democratic leaders.
TIE charge that Taylor sent Parkin-
son electioneering through the State at
the expense the State, has not been
denied.
JUDGE CATE, the Democratic Member
of Congress from the Eighth District,
thinks Taylor ought to withdraw from
the ticket
THE charge OF of defrauding Cottage
Grove and the soldiers, against Taylor,
has been proven AMI the proof would
convict him in any court.
That Taylor's forced withdrawal from
the ticket has been seriously considered
by the Democratic managers, The Fond
du Lac Commonwealth is ready to prove.
THE charge that the Governors SON
in-law, or his paper, received $4,000 on
the signing OF the Wisconsin Central
land-certiticates, has not been denied.
THE Reformers nominate a man who
has proved himself knave, and then
howl besiuse the Republicans do not
treat him SIS an honest gentiman.
IT should be remembered that two
members of the Reform State Central
Committee first pointed out the disgrace
fnl acts and shortcomings of the Reform
candidate for governor.
IL IL
the charge of having defrauded the town
of Cottage Grove out of several hundred
dollars is, that he don't remember all
the circumstances of the business.
A BoscoBEL Refornaer writes to The
News:.s Whether Gov. Taylor made mon
ey out of Furnishing his town quota, or
not, is of no consequence to me, nor to
any of ny friends who will vote for him,
right or wrong" This is ''Reform"
THE Hudson Star and Times Tyler,
of this county, who attempted to bride
Jude Humphrey, is to be punished. lay
lor, ;who attempted to bride supervis
or, is the Reform candidate for governor.
Wherefore this distinction ?
THE Waupaea Republican: No true
Taylor man will admit that he ever heard
the name Of Col. Farr, the man who ac-
cuses Taylor Of robbing enlisted soldiers,
and does it under oath. Col. Farr is a
member of the Governors military staff
Tbs attention OF our readers is dis
cribed to an abstract of vigorous speech
delivered by ex-Gov. Washb5lrn at Bara-
Washburn arraigns the Reform party
IN Wisconsin, with list of failures md
delinquencies which appear in striking
contrast with The honesty. economy, and
efficiency which characterized Republi-
can rule III this State and the. reasons
he presents III support of the assertion
that the ReforH1ers shonld be reformed
by being iaconsinentiy turned out of
Office mt the approaching election can
scarcely fail Of carrying conviction.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-14

The Democrats have suddenly lost
their former admiration for Carl Schurz.
Last year he was, in their opinion, t'the
noblest German in America" Now
they call him San unreliable Dutchman. -
When they thought him an ally Of
Democracy, he was ''the foremost states
man of the age;' now that he has urged
the election of Governor Hays, they
consider him "a fhird-rate statesman
and claim that they kept him at home
in Missouri, because they wanted bet
ter man. Schurz was the Democratic
idol of yesterday to day they are ready
to burn him as hereto Yet Schurz
stands where he always stood-the
difficulty being that he didn't stand
where tue Democrats thought he did.
THE GAINESVILLE Gazette: The strongest
evidence which the bogus Reformers
could offer of their character as impos-
tiers is the talk that they claim Attorney
general Sloan isabout to commence suit
in behalf of the State against ex-Treasu-
rer Baetz. Attorney-generalS Sloan has not
commenced any suit, and will not, for
the simple reason that the State has no
case in connection with the matter, either
against Baetz or ANYBODY else, aud never
had any. They must indeed be hard
driven for pretences when they continue
to lterate and relterate this shameful
fraud of a charge.
The Grant County Witness !: Why is
not Taylor's triumphant vindication of
the Cottage Grove swindle published !?
Surely the Governor has had abundant
time to get it ready, and yet we have not
observed 1t in any of the Democratic
papers.
The New London Times While in
Oshkosh, last week, we learned from
reliable authority that there is q move
on foot to withdraw Taylor as candidate
for governor, and substitute Fratt. of
Racine. Taylor's bounty broking bust
ness is little too much, even for the
Democrats.
\ LARGE number of citizens of Cot
taSe Grove, among them many promi-
nent Democrats, have signed an endorse
ment of the good character and truth
fulness of Col. FAIR. They say
His character as a citizen and friend is
GOOD his truthfuneSS and integrity have new
er been question. he is always ready TO act his
part in nCtsle ami generous manner in all
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-14
Excellent Examples for Wisconsin,

THE latest returns from Tuesday S
election in Ohio, Iowa and Nebraska are
to the effect that the Republicans have
made clean sweep by majorities rang
ing from 10000 to 40, coo, indicating
immense gains over the vote Of last year.
In Ohio the result must be taken as an
expression of the people against rag
money and Republication, and VIII squelch
all hopes in that direction for years to
come.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-14

The Whitewater Register:

THE Whitewater Register: The two
IDENTIFY trying to see which shall get the
lowest and roll over the oftenest in the
mire Of scurrility, vituperation and dirty
falsehood. The News comes ont in the
morning with a tremendous lie about
some Republican candidate. The Com
mercial Times takes a long breath, splits
on its hands, and comes out in the even
ing with bigger lie about the same
man and adds little one about his
grandfather.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-14
Republican County Convention.

\ Republican County Convention, 10 nomin-
nte candidates for CountySchool Superintendent
and Clerk of the Circuit Court, will be held at
Klingholz Hall, in Manitowoc on MONDAY,
OCT. 18th. 1879. at o'clock P. NJ. The several
towns and election precincts are entitled to the
following number of delegates:
CentreviIe, 4-Meeme, Liberty, 3-New-
ton, 4-Iiockland. Eaton, 2-Schleswig. ?
Maple Grove, Franklin, Cato, 3-kossuth,
+-CooperStown, 5-Manitowoc Rapids, 3-Two
Rivers, 1.-Two Creeks, 1-Mishicott, 1-Gibson
3-Town of Manitowoc, City, 1st Ward, f.
I'd Ward, SD Ward, s. 18th Ward, ;.
By order of Com. ED. BORCHERDT.
Chm Rep. Co. Com.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-14
Republican Ward Caucuses.

are requested TO meet on SATURDAY, Der. 10th
IS75 at ~ p NJ for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the County and Assembly District
Convention to be held Oct Is, at the following
named places
LIST Ward-Klingholz Hail.
2d Ward-Windiate House.
81 War,i-Carl Gauger'S Residence.
4th Ward-Shimonek Book Store.
The number of delegates is specified in the
call for the County Convention.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-14

The Jefferson County Union: While
at the State Fair for over week, we
took especial pains to find out from all
the prominent officers of the Agricultural
Society whether they believed the charge
made against Gov. Taylor of defrauding
the Society. Not man, from Pres
ident Stilson down, but were decisive IL
their expression of their belief in his
dishonesty.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-14
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CITY OF MANITOwOC
CITY TREASURER's OFFICE,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CITY OF MANITOwOC
CITY TREASURER's OFFICE,
Manitowec, Oct. IA, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE OWN
~ ers or occupants of lots or parcels of land
fronting on FRANKLIN STREET, between 18th
and sth Street, in the First Ward of the City of
MantowOc that the tax list for the improve
ment of said Franklin Street, between 18th
and Sth Streets, in the First Ward, has been
delivered to me for collection, and that the said
owners or occupants Oh lots :" par cells of land
fronting on the street above mentioned, are
hereby required to pay to me within 30 days
after the date of this notice, the taxes charged
in said list to the lots parcels of land owned
by them respectively, together with the COM
mission of five per centum the amount
thereof tor collection fees and that if the said
taxes shall be paid within Is days from the date
of this notice the fees for collecting the same
will be only two per centum on the amount of
such taxes. JOS. STERILE, Treas.
Manitowoc, October IA, 1875.
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JP. G. CorrRIhn, the small lawyer
and politician who is receiving $15 day
from the State for revising the statutes,
is travelling around in the interest of
Gov. Taylor and the balance of that
ticket. Another evidence of the ere
form" which is being practiced
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.fcag advertisements.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSE

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firn,-name of Shattuck Pepper
was dissolved on the 18th day of October, 1875
Any notes, contracts or debts incurred under
the name of Shattuclk & Pepper, after this date
will not be honored. L. SHATTUCK,
l.. POPISR.
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Republican Assembly Dist. Conventions

Will be held on MONDAY, OCT 18TH 1915, at
10 o o'clock in the forenoon. at which each Dis
trict will nominate Il candidate for Member of
Assembly. The several Conventions will be
held ut the following named places:
LIST District n. Teitgen'S, in Newton
81 District-.Jos kuehne'S, Man. Rapids.
81 Distiict-Klinyholz Hail. City.
The representation OF the various towns VIII
be found in the call for the County Convention.
b ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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w A N II EDI
ID A S lei @ A $ H !
Stop Read and see what you can buy at
u. Fl. THORNTON'S for cash.

large ready made clothing hats and gents fur
nshng 900 worth of these goods be
Sold buy good of Clothes hats caps and fur
nshng goods ve,y cheap.
Michigan Land Plaster low market prices The best stock OF
lbootsa and shoes n at bottom prices.
stock will be sold at lower than offered
Call goods and and be convinced
bring money sell for cash only 13may75
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STRAYED

EROM THE SUBSCRIBER. ABOUT THE
Il middle of August. TWO red Cows. one or
years old, with her tail bitten OF has white
bag. and white spot on forehead; has been
MIXED ON three teats. The other is about )
years old; red, with dark shades down her
sides has small horns, bowling nearly toeeih-
err. ANTON CRLOCPEK
Town Of KosSuth. Sept. &c.
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THE horse disease has reached Gin
cinnati, and 1000 horses are affected by
it.