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Observation-Disclosures

Fred Teichman, at his cigar and tobacco
store on Eighth street, has just received
large aud complete assortment of pipes, etc.
and large stock Of the best brands OF smo-
king and chewing tobacco. +. r.. stand
ARD cigar always on hand. Give him n al.
40l.J-o-im
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Ercsl, S,sa,pIy.

Mr.. T.. Fitzgerald has inst received and
az, on sale at his sales room a large stock
VI English ale. porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines. and liquors Of all kinds, which
ho viii dispose of at reasonable prices.
1sO.D.gJ.tf,
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AtcL NIgrSe.

Mrs. Ilonnard offers her services a. . sick
nurse. She /. experienced In all kinds of
nursing. Public patronage respectfully So
licted. Leave orders on Cedar street, bo-
tween Twenty Third and Twenty-Fourth
streets, In the Porter House. 5-s.lm.
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Trains On the Cairo, Arkansas ~ Texas
railroad. which for the past three days
have been very irregular. owing TO the
track washing away at q place called
st. Franci.. are now running on time
again
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Harness and Saddles

A full and complete stock OF hne and CONF
mon buggy harness, single or double, AT
ST. LOUIS PRICES, at the new shop next
door 10 Theatre l05 Commercial avenue
5---9w. l.. II. AKIN X Co.
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Lost.

On Washington avenue. Wednesday,
an india rubber tube. The finder will be-
rewarded on leaving ii ut Winter, gal
lcry. ll7-1-l3-3t
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.
ARRIVED.
Auctionscr

ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk. Paducah.
Chas. Morgan, Cincinnati.
Arlington, Cincinnati.
City of Alton. New Orleans.
" Belle of Memphis, Memphis.
4" Capitol City, St. Louis.
Tow-boat Alice Brown, Pittsburg.
" Wild Duck, Pitt,burg.
Propeller Laurel. Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Steamer james Fisk, Paducah.
Cha,. Morgan, New Orleans,
Arlington, Memphis.
City VI Alton, st. Louis.
Belle of Memphis, st. Louis.
Capitol City, Nicksburg,
Tow-boat GOV. Allen, Ohio river.
Wild Duck, Pittsburg.
" Atlantic, Pittsburg.
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Just in, and for sale by the New York
Store 800 bushels OF choice New York state
Peach Blow Potatoes, for seed and table
s-l-nt
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ON and after June 1st, 1875. all dogs run
ming at large, on which tax has not been
paid will be disposed Of. Call at the City
Clerks office and pay tax.
5-S-td. WIN. VI. WILLIAMS,
City Marshal
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1t is laid that Mr.. Dan Kelly, the car
pcnter who had his leg broken below the
knee. and also thigh broken. by the fall
ing OF a porch of the Commercial Hotel
Last SATURDAY. !. doing very we'll.
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THOMAS JONES, serst. 5. s.,u.s.A.
III the CITY.

Mr.. Harry kurtz, u son of the extern
,ivt shirt manufacturer, William kurtl.
of Princctown. Indiana. Is IN the city.
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Two good residences Oh Twentieth street
near the Court House Also the Court
House Hotel, at low rent. Inquire at II.
Meyers Cigar store. JACOB KILN.
4-l0.lm
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Engine and Boiler; also Saw Mill fix
lures, II wanted. For particulars enquire
of &. II. Woodward. 5-l-lm ,
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Card.

AURORA BUCK BEER at Louis
IIerbert's,
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steamer Arlington for a trip South. YES
tcrday, in search of lost health. Mr..
Bunting has been suffering with some
spinal disease for long time past, which
nearly deprives him of the Use of his
lower limbs, and renders him unable to
engage in any business. Ills physicians
hope that a general southern country tour
may benefit him. and we sincerely hope
that it may.
WAN DEPsnrSTST, RiyER RrroaT,
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Tvo.Uor.e wagon For Sale.


\ new wagon for sale at bargain. Ap.
ply At the BULLETIN counting-room. n.
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Yours, respectfully.
HENRY WINTER, Mayor.

An ORDINANCE TO amend section numbered
no !, ordalneI hv tho ci,y council Of the city Of
cairo; .,,,,,o,,I % -, ~.
dinance numbered be amended 50 rs to read as
nnns w H. c me , or and Ave police con-
stables which number OF po'lGs To ln,M,iNn
OF the city council, adopted by majority 9fall
ch f ng ee om5 nave general charge OF the
police force of the city and Under the general di-
and regiiate tie the 3pcratons Of the several police
eonsabss while on G9y ne s ths c Sare
police constables during their hours ofduiy ,and
promptly report any omission, uei@,lt, OF diis,
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WAN DrrsRrNrSr, RIVER IiEroar, /
NAV IL iE5
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CITY NEWS.
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1915.
Local weather Report.

CAIRO. ILL., May u ls7j.
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
OF Applicants for appointment &c
Academy at West Foiuf.

Having been requested by the Secretary
OF War, to nominate a candidate for ap
poIntment as Cadet to the United State.
Military Academy. at West Point, | de-
sire to announce that an examination oil
i applicants for such nomination viii be held
at the Parlcrs Of the Patty House, in the
/ City Of Fond d. Lac, commencing on
Thursday, august 5th, 1875, at > P. NJ.
The examination viii be conducted BY a
committee Of gentlemen, selected from the
counties composing the 5th Congressional
District; and viii be open TO AL who are
not obviously ineligible to appointment.
Assurance that the successful candidate
viii report at the Academy on the 25th
day of August prox, VIII be required be-
fore the nomination will be made.
Superior fitness for the position will
alone govern the Committee in making Sc
lection.
Candidates must be over Seventeen and
under twenty two years of age, at the time
Of entrance into the Military Academy.
They must be at least five feet in height
and free from any deformity, disease or
nhrmity, which would render them unfit
for the military service.
Examination VIII be held in the four
ground rules of Arithmetc-iu Reduction,
Simple and Compound proportion, Vulgar
and Decimal Fractions, Grammar, De-
serip'iye Geography, and the History of
the United States
n Dy-pru,pn
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TnEoUCH The erergy Of Mr.. Geo. Jones,
Il sufficient number Of young men we're IN
duccd TO put il an appearance upon the
school house grounds, and indulge in q
game Of Iase ball last Tuesday evening.
We are glad to see this. The game is n
fine one, and Manitowoc has material
enough to get up good club, If the BOYS
are only wiling 10 spend the time practic-
ing. 1T the close of the game an informal
meeting was held and it xas decided to
meet twice week in the afternoon on the
grounds neor the depot for practice, besides
as often dining the rest of the week as the
members saw fit on the school house
grounds. Some fifteen names were added
to the list as wiling to JON.
But there are scmc serious drawbacks to
the game, as we experienced from two short
innings. We write this article having one
finger Of such gigantic proportions that we
fear an early visit from Barnum. One
young gentleman experienced serio1s dif
fculty when attempting to catch the bail
with his teeth. Our friend Walker is not
generally too stylish, but found gloves
quite handy, although the thermometer
stood high enough for any comfort, and we
understand that Jones, the young man who
inyeigled Us into the game has ordered a
breastplate of gigantic proportions, besides
a couple of SHIN protectors. But these
mistakes and mishaps were all ewing to the
fact that we are all out of practice. In a
week or two we expect glorious results.
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NanitOwoc, Wis, July II, 1875.


THE third ward school closed last Friday,
and celebrated the event By grand picnic
at Gerpheides park in The afternoon. The
occasion was. an enjoyable one to al who
participated. The young ideas showed
their appreciation Of the tempting beverage
familarly known as lemonade, by disposing
Of about fifteen tubs thereof, and like o.
Twist would haYe cried for more, had they
not been for year past under the discip
linary care Of Mr.. Luce aud his assistants,
ana dared not transgress the rules Of the
occasion. With plenty to cat and drink,
and plenty of post, prandial fun, no wonder
the affair was enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. Luce, the efficient principle, leaves
for his home N the southern part of the
state to day. He has by diHgent attention
to business, succeeded in giving good salts
faction in his ward, and we hope that the
/ directors of the school viii prevail upon
/ him to return to take charge of the school
for another year. Meanwhile, we hope fol
him and his assistants good summers rest
and pleasant vacation.
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JOINT DISTRICT NO. 1.
Thatprovisions have been Made
for the Coming Year.

Quite large and harmonious meeting Of
citizens Of joint district No. was held ct
the school house last Monday evening. The
meeting was called to order by Dir. II. Eel
lows, Mr. Toombs Secretary.
The report Of the Treasurer, ATr. Luling,
was read and adopted. From this report
We should judge that the finances Of the
district have been well attended to, and the
treasury left in healthy condition.
Mr.. Tooubs report, As Secretary, was
next in order. In this he briefly reviewed
/ the present condition of the school and Of
the buildings, and gave great credit to the
teachers of the past year for the manner in
which everything bad been CONDUCTED,
The condition Of the buildings was an
especial subject Of eommendation. Al
/ though in use for two years, they bore
scarcely any evidence Of bOyish vandalism.
Every thing was kept neat and clean. The
secretary offered a few recommendations,
among which was one asking that mating
be placed upon the stairways, and in the
halls of the lower stories: also che asking
fer an enlarge ment Of the chemical and
philosophical apparatus. This latter seems
TO us good idea The study of these
sciences cannot te successfully carried on
without the accompanying experiments,
illustrative Of the truths taught This is
nowhere so true as among children, and
studies which without experiment are dry
and uninteresung, by means Of seasonable
apparatus become studies of the most alb
sorbing interest we should like to see
this recommendation of the Secretary com
piled with
The election Of Treasurer was next in
order, and in short speech Mr.. Z. j.
Nash presented the name of Mr.. c. Lu!ing
as candidate Mr.. L. has served here
tofore in this capacity, and has given
general satisfaction. The meeting voted
rira r2ce, and on motion Of Mr.. I. Robin
son, Mr.. LuIing was unat imously declared
elected Treasurer for the next three yesrs.
The amount ofmoney voted for teachers
fund was $4,000 which, with the 3, 800
already in the treasury, makes about 900
to draw from.
The limit Of the salary Of principal was
fixed at s 500 for the ensuing year.
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TIE closing scene in the ,Iishicott dis
tillery seizure. was enacted last Sunday
morning. In all sorapes heretofore it has
been customary TO remark that there was
woman in the case; this time there was
strong suspicious that there was a man in
che case: but up to last Sunday all efforts
to find him had proved unavailing. But
at that time the officers Of justice were
successful. United States Marshat. accom-
panied By our city Marshal visited the
premises, and en- arriving. divided their
8Nfees, one going TO the back door and the
either TO the front. The L. S Marshal
r7lFferi on the door, which rapping awoke
and frightened the gentleman in bed, and
be beat haSty retreat to the other door.
only to find aIr, Hill there, quietly await
ins bis advent and who quietly inquired
where be was going 10 such hurry. He
disolaimed all intentions of going anywhere
IN particular, aud followed the marshals
buck to town. Last Tuesday he was
anonght mp for examination, but the case
was lald over till tomorrow. His name !.
: Matthias Mikes.
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The Nilioautee Monthly for July is one
of the most interesting numbers of this
always readable and steadily improving
magazine. The illustrations are very
creditable. picturing the mountain scenery
OF the Coal Fields Of Pennsylvania; a sub.
iect of practical interest to all. The sever
"Falentine and bis Brother continued
story, being alone worth the price Of the
book Taken as a whole it reaches stan
dard Of excellence and is cheap at s |, II a
year pos tdge paid. A specimen copy is
sent for two three cent stamps, or the De-
cember, January, and February numbers
sent as specimens for twenty five cents.
Address I. G. Gilmore, Milwaukee, Wis.
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An AriStaerntic Hen.

There is in mankind tendency TO ge
above ones station; to be discontented witt
the lot assigned to us by Providence, but
we supposed till lately that this feeling was
I confined to the human race, aud was one
/ Of those evils attendant upon our "higheI
/ civilization But we are forced to confess
/ tbat it is getting into the lower order Of
animals, and even the hens usually consid
cred so modest and anassumiug, are devel-
oping such traces Of this disposition to
murmur, as viii make tie disciples of
Darwin Jump with delight To our mind
the facts which we narrate are indisputa-
Bile evidence Of the truth of the eeolution
theory and helps in a great measure to
bridge over that mighty chasm which has
heretofore been so hard Tor the Darwin
ian.
The hen who is the subject Of this article
is the property of boarding house, and
net hating arrived at that degree of tough
ness which is usually considered so neces
sary to a we'll regulated boarding house
hen has been permitted to live on, till con
tact with its fellow boarders has engender.
ey within it a feeling thai a common
chicken coop with its attendant
concomitants of hay, SC, Sc, was not
sufficiently gilt edged for her hensblp. So
it spent abou. week in reeonroiierirc.
1t first visited the room Of the local of the
PILoT, and essayed to make It's nest in one
of his slippers; but the owner asserting
his CLAIMS, and there not being room for
both foot and hen the latter beat a dignif.
retreat. Continuing its explorations, it
finally settled in the room of one of The
lady borders. Here it found a congeaial
wood box, and with an honesty worthy of
emulation By the lords Of creation, left
daily pay for its lodging in the shape of
two or three eggs. We are aware that this
trait is rather against our friend Darain.
Such honesty can only be accounted for on
the theory of a special creation but we are
now only giving facts. We leave cur
readers to draw their own differences. The
hen is now engaged in the arduous duty of
setting. Whether or not her progeny will
be endowed with the same aristocratic in
stincts, or whether they will bring disgrace
upon their iIlustrious mamma by taking up
with the common trash, and being satisfied
with common hen-coop, remains to be
seen. We sincerely hope the "old lady
will be spared any sach affection, and that
long ere that time the teeth of the waiting
boarder shall have fastened itself upon her
succulent fesh, and she shall be in the
world set apart FIR hens, enjoying the re
rewards of we'll spent life.
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~ : i.'l ANT I hRoNi oLE. = As we
v ere zoo ''Sy last week 700 pun IN 4rsJo'n
ger % '"a' Si'N,S 'hoI' Oh 'ne ne" he1Sea
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tio~s ,ra boId-r,adss+r r,rh;5s On. ,o-
vassino-but we n,foht s.far, vortoro .bo
remark that certii.,te If qualification
from the Chronicle editor vauId rosssss
the merit of ha;ns . lio.h, md .,o,,,,. a,,l,,,o
ment for onU ore r. y,sE ~. EolJ
That he NAV investigate that rart Of his
assault. which his boyisb assumntion led
him to imngire a heavy shot. we wo,Id ask
linn to outline the services ror which At
torravs vopld 10 ont,tI. 4 70 ,,o-- nu,1.,..
matters rrovidinc tba C.r,tr H. 5.,,..
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Tie following is from the Two Rivers
Chronicle, which we publish with hear
ty endorsement:
MIR. G. L. WIlliams, mail agent on the
Western Division OF the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore s Western Railroad, passed "a
successful examination at the term of the
Circuit Court, just closed, and has become
enc of the members Of She Manitowoc
county bar. His knowledge of the law has
/ been acquired duIing the last two years,
while serving Uncle Sam, and doing more
duty, probably, than any other mail agent
/ in the State, as be has been on the road
( every weekday since the route was estab
lished. The train on which he serves as
mail agent leaves Appleton early in the
morning and arrives there at about seven
o'clock il the evening, giving him about
three hours in Mahitow0o, which time he
has spent in the law Office of Ii. e. & W
( J. Turner, preparing himself for more
congeniai calling than the one be now fol.
lows. Mr.. Williams will probably not begin
the practice OF law right away, but VIXEN
he does no one need be afraid that his
legal requirements are superficial because
he has attained them at odd intervals
Those who know Sir. Williams best know
him to be thorough and careful! student
and when he sets himself up as a leea
adviser We shall not hesitate to recommend
him as reliable aisd trustworthy in every re
srsct.
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Notice.

On TIE snd day of July, 1875. VIM Bruss Of
Cooperstown- Wis, left in my charge small bay
mare about years old. She has white stripe on
the face and right hind foot is white weight about
90 pounds, and bay horse of same size. right
hind foot white, heavy tail and very small white
spot in forehead and about the same age. Bride
and saddle each Of the horses supposed that the
horses are stolen. The owner can have the same
by proving proyerty and paying charges thereon.
SSl-3w A. WITTENBERG,
Sheriff OF Manitowoc County.
Inlr 1Ih
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We can guarantee good job of work 70
any one who may call upon US.

" e Can SH'A AhbS0 q r,I9u JOY VI Ho+ ~
any one who may call upon US.
( The number of hairs on ladys head is
estimated to be from LOO, 900 to 200 600,
that is if they are all numbered; and We
have good authority that they are.
The Danbury Nsps says that the man
whose hair turned white in a single night,
is put in the shade by Danbury married
man whose hair disappeared il single
night.
Customer Il want mourning suit
Shopman-What is the bereavement, may
! ask? Customer = My mother-in-law
Shopman-Mr. Brown, show the gentle
man to the light afliclon department.
\ doctor, attending q Wit who was very
III, apologizet for being late one day by
saying that be had to stop to see a man
that had fallen down well 'Did ne kick
the bucket, doc.or2' inquired the other.
There is doubtless erunb of comfort TO
the poor victims to hear Mrs. Lizzie Petit
Cutler remark in a recert lecture on ''Fl;rts
Of Modern Society," that "it is always the
noblest and best men who are rnined by
the firt.7
We know Of lady in this city who; as
a lecturer in favor Of women's rights, could
knock the socks of Of Susan B. Anthony
in jiIy.-TlJuge.
II it is in order we should like to know
whether sac is a curtain lecturer2
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LlEsE saOEsa DIVISION.
J0tt;ags.


o'So '''' Is % '"e revive
Harvest time Is near at hand.
Splendid nights these, for sleeping.
Erioy the strawberries while you may.
Everything in the country is reported as
Lively
Preparations for County Fairs are now
IN order.
M3nday evening was the time when It
almost hailed.
IL. L. Smallev is dong a eoof thing +,
The reaper line.
Farmers have been making hay cor tho
past week or two.
"BIUko" is the way the Fond du Lac
Jo,9aal spells it.
Wjnliafe Is rn,.inr mn q, 5roo r,,c. -
the rear Of his lot.
A colony Of Poles recently arrived and
settled near pesh,fro.
The arcrays politician !. now preo,ripr
his Campaign speeches.
F.,,. o;,;o. fo,.4 .c..... r......r.,
summers than ourowr.
What has Manitowoc contributed to the
Centennial celebration?
The Presbyterian church has on. of the
finest choirs in the state.
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4 Teachers Institute

OF two weeks duration will be opened
IN tie NorthSide school house, Manitowoc,
on Tuesday August II, 1875, at O'Clock,
a. NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. kirwan, Fiebakn
aud Barns.
Members Of the institute will need text.
books and the Usual articles of stat ionarg.
English Grammar, Geography. and
Arithmetic will probably be the lea3inq
branches taught during the sessoD, but -all
the exercises will not be con ined to these
subjects.
An examination for certificates will be
held at the close of the institute.
MICHAEL kIRwAN,
Co. Supt. Of Schools
Maptto,V,o We I'll, If JQ-E
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ROOT and Herb PILLS!

are n safer surcr and every way better Fur
gatiye Remedy than has heretofore been of
fered to the American people. and rs yrgeta-
BILE substances are more destructable from
the action of the air and time than minerals
these Pills are put up in glass jars, which
protect them from change for any length Of
time.
su5joinef rs gre Il d.fsrtai disorders for
which these Piiis are eYfc.a''g adapfsd, aid
although tbeV hare many names, then origin IS
the sdms-asranqentsu Of tie -diyestira oggus
and impure blood
These Pills operate mildly upon the stom-
ach ard bowels correcting its diseased &C
ton and restoring its healthy viitalities.---
For loss of appetite, weakness Of the stomach,
and for hahitual costiyeuess, they viii
found sovereign remedy.
The Root and Herb Pills cure Sickhoal-
ache; the Root and Herb Pills cure Nervous
H1adach the Root and Herb Pills cure,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Dir
tiness, Pain in the Stomach and Side.
These Pills can Je girea 10 ct.ilrea ,g.th per
feet SdfetY.
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GnrrcApoItsicncc.

EATON, July 5th, 1875.
EDTToR PILoT: SIR. Anton Stauber, a
son of Frank Stauber, Of this Place, young
man aged 10 or 20 years, was drowned in
Caspers Like or the evening of the Sra of
July. lie ard some companions went into
battle and was drowned in about 20 feet
ofwater. The body was not taken out un-
till the morning of the 4tb, at l ! o clock in
the forenoon, though there was dllgent
search made for him during this time.
TEis should be warning to all not to risk
too deep water when they cannot swim,
We had a grand celebration of the 4th
at Richard Christolls cf This place. Fire
works and sharp shooting we're the attrac
tons. Hon G. r. Horn takiny the lead
The day ended by grand bail
I. 0. S.