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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-02

TnE eloquent tribute Of Secretary
Bristow TO the valor Of the conled-
crate soldlery, In his speech at Louis
Vile upon the occasion Of the decora-
ton OF the graves of the federal dead (;
the united action of the late officers Of
both armies in decorating the graves Of
the brave men who fell In each, at
Memphis; the recent speech Of Gem
oral Bartlett, of Massachusetts, to-
gether with the many glowing euloges
upon the late General Breckenridge,
which have recently appeared IN the
northern press, would seem to impart
n sincere design on the part of the
men who did the fighting to bury the
animosilles of the late war, and enter
IN good faith upon n lasting era Of fra
ternity and good will.
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We nolo an increased cheerfulness
among the business men and farmers.
Tho glorious wheat prospect has In
fused new life into them. There lsnow
the best indication that the wheat viii
NIL be safely harvested, and that the
yield viii leave nothing 10 be desired.
In view Of n heavy immigration to this
section this fall, 1t IL gratifying to
know that the prospect for large crop
of corn and II goodone of cotton IL very
ilnttering.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-02

OF Poland's resolution, recognizing the
Garland government of Arkansas, un-
doubleday saved the country from a
violent revolution, ~ a craven submis-
sion Goa iyrant
The man who could deliberately plan
such ma Infamous scheme - not 10 10
given credit for ap henest purpose, or
ofan honest meaning, il his language
were even less equiyOeal than il Is,
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THE MAILS.
rival ami Departure " Mails NJ Dallas Post.
OIllfe.
Northern Mail,

Arrival and departure Of Malls al Dallas Post.
0lllfe.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X, aud r. II, H., comprising western,
northern nild onHlorn States New York aud
~, Louis mnlls, arrives daily Nc 6i2s - N; dc.
paris dnlly AZ 900 m,
Southern mail,
Now Orleans and southern Louisiana, aal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, ana all other
points Ia southern Texas, arrives daily ut DalD
y M departs daily NJ b;2s y m.
Eastern Mail,
Via u, nnd T., R,N,, comprising southern aud
middle NtnlOA, LnulHYillO, ChntinuOnpn, Mem.
phls, lLlllc Rock, ana Shreveport, nnd all
onAlurn ToNnA, arrives daily NJ OaD y m, dc.
pnrlA daily nj 500 y m,
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Clohurne, Grnnhnry,
Wonthcrlorl, Decatur, pnlO PINTO, Jn0lssbOf0
ana western posts, arrives daily nj 800 u mi,
departs daily ~ O@D u N,
Cedar nm Mail.
Cedar I'M, Mansfield, Alynrhdo and Cross
TllnhrrA, arrives NJ u n m Wednesday md
saturdays departs Monday and Thursday NJ
7 IN,
Scyonc Mail.
scyonel lInughtA storo and Union mn
arrives Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
NJ " mi departs NJ pm alternate dnys
Denton Mail.
Denton bolivar. Ellznbothtown, Boyds
Mills Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
~ u y M Monday, Wednesday nnd Saturday,
departs NJ am alternate days,
hcd OAK nnd Lisbon.
Arrives 400 y ~ Mondays, Wednesdays
nnu Fridays Departs 100 m alternate
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~ seems from u dispatch 10 the IIops'
ton Telegraph, that l'orlson, who was
recaptured the other dry by Sheriff
King, did not approve of the plan 10
rescue him, lie II said 10 have de-
bounced II az untrue, The law should
make such an example Of the rescucrs
nv will forever hereafter check This
hlgh-handed system Of dcfylng the
cl\ II authorities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-02

THgIn IL going TO be . dreadful rat
lllng among the political dry bones
now being galvanized Into temporary
hopeulneas, by promlses Of support
rs candidates Tor the constitutional
convention, In some parts Of The state
Several preadamIte fossils viii he
ground 10 powder, aud swept into tho
dust pan of oblivion,
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DALLAs, pRAAa,
WEDNESDAY MORNING go JUNE 2

u, j, DAVIS, who's ~ "mlld man-
nered man aa ever cut throat or scul-
tied a Ship draws II exceedingly
mild In his last pronunolamento 10 the
faithful. ASA piece OF humility and
oons ryallye CANNON IL n worthy OF
"Urlah Ileepn
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
ORR az DALLAs,

MaYnr-M. T., OabelI
Lpaineef- William a, Johnson.
Attorney William ~, Edwards
IrAaufHT- ti0hnH N, Nnat
hpnlHiHry-l. ~ Hereford.
assessor Rud Collector Themes D. Keetou
ManhHl-iiunius feak
llfailii Oiiicnr- Dr, ~, A, Cornelius.
Aldnimfn-fiml ward n, HWY, d. l.
Niilllneilei j. w tfpNlus, HrrGld wani
Ailred pays ana A, A, Ohnnnhniu, Ilin
ward u, H. Grove, v, Il. lmt nnd NJ, II
W. ", heLure,
Tue Offices NJ tbs various 0lly officers az,
~ TIE lliy market house Ihe hoard Of Al
leIlnell lneel w regular sfsslDn M the nOln,
nlghL,
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NJ Q mLsAnIIER.

Every ticket not redeemed with Cash
iui VIII bn received nv lhH ullInnil com,
lmny ~ ~ Nee value lnr tho lands donated
~ me RAILROAD hy The STATE ofleNhs,
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MAXwELT0N, ONT, June 1.-The
house of Van Weer, near here, was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Three children
persisted in the flames.
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Responsible Agents Wanted Everywhere
REFER ny pEEMlss,oN To

REFER ny PERMISSION To
Swcnson, Perkins ~ Co., New York; Never.
Weiss N CO., New York and New Orleans; t..
NJ. liunscy ~ Co., limbs Meyer n Co., st.
Louis llrlgpA, Payne ~ Co., John Phelps N
Co., fnlnm " Bros Peel ~ Reid, A, Baldwin
weston; A. j. Burke, Houston; Fl0sh, Lewis
& Co, New Orleans; j, i, Busby ~ Co., Mem
phis; Il NJ. Johnson, banker, Shreveport, La.
For further relorence and fun particulars
ana terms for tickets, send for circulars CIV
ing full information.
Address the chief manager,
A. q. CLOPTON,
bd2m Jefferson, Texas.
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JusTINgN ON InK pRAnn.

Precinct No, IN. N, nurlod lprosidlng
t'roeinel No s-william a, uoorge, Lam.
0nhiHf,
Precinct No, IN, q, MoAdoms, rive
frqclnel No. i-'fhomas l., Frank, nrees'
lnTidgp,
Precinct No, b-ThomaH u, Coates, Hcyono
lONSIABLHg,
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Law Books for Sale.

offer my law library for sale. Those wish
Ing TO purchase cheap and valuable INV
books can do so, by calling on me at the
court house. NAT. N. BURFoRD.
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S5 Ia $40 per day; Agents wanted. An
w !" Wv classes OF working people OF both
sexes, young and old, make more money at
work for us, In their own, localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full particulars, terms, etc.. sent
free. Send us your address Mt once. Don't
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we offer. q. STINsoN 4 Co.,
Portland Maine 2SSd&wly
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DALIAs OouSrY.

District lndgn-li, liarTsiale, Dallas,
pfilnlnhl Court Jndgo-sllas Hare, shor
man,
District All0rney-El q, Hover, Dallas,
Alexander llnrWOnd,
Deputy ulerifs-h, u, ilawllns, Pierre N
Hrnwn William A, liarw0od,
hherllt-lalnes ", linrkl6y,
Tax Clerk -AdOphe King.
nnpuiy hhGrifis- ~, CHAPMAN, ThOmaf
y flpHl, Thomas u, hepll Beverly hcoll
John liOwen,
hnryeyOT li0herr N, Cook,
Treasurer Marlin v. Cole,
Cattle and Hide inspector -ThOmns John.
gOu,
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DIRECTORS,

i. a, ElllA, of ELLIS, linghy n co.
w, NJ, Harrison, President National hnnk
~ D. Grlhblo, President Citizens Sayupa
hnnk,
ply,
4, J., Russell, OF Russell, linnoy a. co.
y, NJ, lihghy OF ellis, llnghy " 90.
"a, AndolHon, Secretary OF Life AWocln-
tlon of America,
llr, A, a, GlOplon.
i, g. Ahcm, Commission Merchant
Ward Taylor, IT,, Editor Daily and Weekly
Jimplrcuto.
y, u, linluoY OF Russell, Rnnoy n 60.
H. q, lingloy, of H. q. nnglcy " CO., Com
mission Merchants Galveston,
Tho Enst Line Nnd Red River railroad III.
rocloir have adopted this plnu for the pur-
pose Of dlNposlng of the b,l9OWO ncrog Of lind
donated Ia the road by the state OF Texas,
ana % make II available IN building the
rONd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
CTATE OF WluCONSIN,l
nanttOwoC County, ISIS.
- y

In the matter Of the application OF Jacob Lueps
for the appointment Of commissioners to estimate
the value of lands taken by the Milwaukee. Lake
Shore i Western Railroad Company for the uses
and purposes of it's road.
To the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Rail
road Company
1875. in the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Manitowoc. of Msnitowoc Comfy was filed the
petition Of jacob Lueps Of the city of Msntowoc in
said County aud state praying for the appointment
bv said Court of three disintere-ted and competent
frecholde-s who reside in said County to view and
examine the lands and premises of the petitioner
hereinafter described and the buildings and i'm
provcments if any thereon taken and required by
the Milwaukee. Lake Shore K Western Railroad
TO fo ysne 81 and sad ali the
damages which the said petitioner NAV have sus-
tanned or shall hereafter sustain by reason of the
taking OF the same aforesaid.
The land so taken for right of way and Depot
grounds &c, IL strip, belt piece ofland extend
ing scross the Southwest part of Government lot
No. Six t6E in section nineteen 40, Township No
nineteen 90, Range twenty-four (24) East being
hundred and ihyeight tl5S), feet wide running
parable! with ard ON the Southerly side adjoining
The center line of Water street If extended in a
straight line To the iantowoc river lying and be-
rg situated in the city of Manitowoc in said Coun-
/ and State. The more particular location IND
II zee ofland annexed to said petition so on nile
an inside part of the petition and marked exhibit
I" an by the maps and plats of said Company
on file in their office And take further notice that
said petition Tor the appointment of said commits
sioners aforesaid viii be presented and applca-
ton made for the appointment Of said commits
oners for the purposes aforesaid TO the Circut
'urt of Msnitowoc County at the next general
term thereof 10 be held at the Court House in the
city of Manitowoc in said County and State the
fourth Tuesday being the 22nd day of June. D.
1875 at the opening of the Court on that day as
soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard.
Dated Manitowoc, MAY 10th, 1875. s74-3w
JACOB LCEPS. Petitioner.
WHITE & FORREST, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Ganitowoc. Wis.
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CTATE OF WIsCONSIN,
MRHitc woo County 5SS.
~ Gtrcnlt (0nrR.

In the matter of the application ofWillam Fus-
senich for the appointment Of commissioners to
estimate the value oflands taken by the Milwaukee,
Lake shore Western Railroad Company for the
uses and purposes of its Railroad
To the Milwaukee, Lake Shore Western Rail-
road Company.
Take notice that on the 10Th day Of Nav A. D.
1879 in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Mantowoc County was filed the petition of
William Fnsscnich of the town of Manitowoc in
said County and state praying for the appoint
by said Court Of three disinteres ted and COM
petent freeholders who reside in said Count to
view and examine the lands and premises of the
petitioner hereinafter described and the buildings
and improvements IL any thereon taken and reouir-
ed by the Milwaukee. Lake Shore q Western Rail
road Company for the uses and purposes Of said
Company and TO estimate the valUe thereof and all
the damages which the said petitioner NAV have
sustained or shall hereafter sustain by reason OF
the taking Of the zane as aforesaid.
he land 40 taken for right of wav Is atrip belt
or piece of land sixty-six feet in width running
through lots No. three ~ and four az in subdiy-
sion OF the Northwest quarter of section No nine
teen I9l, Township No. nineteen 19l. North of
range No. twgnty-f -four (a4N. East living and being
situated in the town of ManitowOc in said Comfy
Of Gsnit0wOc and State ofWisconsin. commencing
the South side Of said tract of land .nd running
through the same in n Northeasterly direction the
more particular location thereof being shown by
map OF the route of said Railroad through said
lands OF petitioner and annexed TO said petition
or file and made part of the and bv the maps
and plate Of said company file in their Office
And take further notice that said petition for the
appointment OF said commissioner az aforesaid
will be presented and application made for the ap-
poin'meut Of said commissioners for the purpose
aforesaid 10 the Circuit Court Of Manitowoc County
as the next general term thereof to be held at the
Court House in the city Of Naniteync in said Cnun
Y and State on the fourth Tuesday being the eand
day OF June, A. D., 1875 ST the opening of the Court
on shat day or as soon thereafter counsel can be
heard
Dated Manitorvoc May 9Th. d.. D.. 1873. s74sw
WILLIAM FUESS EN- ICH. Petitioner
WHITE & FORREST, Attorneys fer Petitioner
Aanitowoc, Wis.
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TIE prospects that we shall have .
rest in the Beecher trial, arc brighten
ing Since January 4thsthe thing has
been in progress and the American pub
lie for ali these months has been RECALLED
with such delectabla dish of scandal
a. must satisfy the most prurient taste
However, as we say, the prospects are
frightening The evidences is all in.
Aessrs. Beach and Porter, for the de-
PENDANT will occupy about Ave days,
Mr.. Beach probably three more and then
comes the duty of the jury. it's hoped
that speedy verdict will be given and
the country freed from thus moral incu-
bus.
The treatment OF Mrs. Tilton in this
case is receiving at the hands of news
papers the treatment it deserves She
has been on account Of . two confding
nature, made the victim Of some ones
per6dy. and it is hoped this trial will
determine who; but after all has been
said, she has been denied the advantage
Of a public hearing and the chance to
vindicate her wifely honor. As the
New York Sun says; The treatmen,
of Mrs. Tilton is the blacklist Of the
many black things that this trial has
brought out"
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TIE latest commentary upon Arleri-
can life il the position of some four
thousand people awaiting the consent o.
he government TO occupy the Black
Hills The first faint rumors that gold
vas there in great abundance was suf-
tlcieat 10 arouse our money-loviRg people
sni start them of regardless of the fact
at they had no right to mine on terri
try which belonged to others. But our
rsi brothers have rights and until the
big talk Is over at Washington, and
Ell things are amicably adjusted, our
sager sesrchers after money can stand
aaoa the borders of that promised land
and see the rivers of gold which flow
through the favored country. without
Getting chance to grasp the shining
4rst What pity it would be if ike
Moses on Pisgah they should be allow
Il only q glimpse.
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AT the nesting Of the American
Social Science Association, just closed at
Detroit, Hon Dorman P. Eaton, presi-
dent vf .I,o late civil SCI rio- commission,
read paper upon the great question of
Civil Service Reform, question ofsome
interest in these days when men are kept
in power BY the corruptions of this very
same service. Our readers can doubt
less remember the universal shout that
went up from the country when in 1871
it seemed that civil service millennium
was about to dawn upon US. The Re-
publican party was pledged to its sup
port and other parties adopted resolu-
tions in its favor. In 1874 it was found
that the reforms, when carried out had
worked well, and the good effects were
sensibly felt. The question naturally
arises, why were not the provisions fur
Their carried out. This i. not difficult
to .uswer. To use Mr.. Eatons own
language:
The peril '5sgan with the waning patriot
ism and morality of the party on which the
rules relied for support The salary grab
Law, the Credit Mobilier scheme, and other
measures, indicated that demora lization
The local organs Of the party declared re-
form useless. Contractors demsgoguas aud
spoilsmen denounced ii, and called for its
overthrow. Partisans besieged the Presi-
dent and Cabinet with dolorous complaints
of party losses by reason of the rules forbi d.
ding assessments on clerks, and deprivirg
he party of its magnet and the appoint
ment ana pefquistes-in fact of the like ex-
periepces of Eugllnd, which had purified
her political machinery by similar means
/ Popular orators and officiaia were listened to
while tEey stabilized themselves, and paved
the way fer the defeat of the party by iusin-
uhting that the rules were aristosratic in
| spirit, and hostile to the genius of our insti-
buttons. But. said Mr.. Eaton, forbear any
/ further evidence Of decay in the moral tone
| Of party dear to me, which trnst will yet
rise TO tue level OF its earlier achievements
The above coming from such source
is significant 1t shows what Nigh,
have been done. We know what ha.
been done.
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\ MILWAUKEE, dispatc

\ MILWAUKEE dispatch to the Chi
aE1 Times states that Alex. Mitchell
resident of the Milwaukee and
t Paul railroad, has secured con.
ral # large majority Of the railroad
stock of the company. This will insure
lie removal of Russell Sage as vice presi
dent st the election to be held in june
e,xt
The Times further states editorially
hat Nr. Sage is essentially a Spectator,
and his management of the New York
business Of the road, ~ well as his con-
s.ar-iln With the Pacific Mail company
snd ether hazardous enterprises, have
not been approved by Mr. Mitchell and
the more conservative stockholders. The
company is now one of the wealthieSt
corporations in the country, and owes
much Gifts success. TO Mr.. Mitchell's Of
.arta He, naturally, takes considerable
Pride in its standing, and is syerse to
allowing it to pass into the hands OF
stocs spectators.
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In the matter of the application of Herman Beck
er for the appointment of commissioners To esii
mate the value of lands taken by the Milwaukee
Lake Shore Il Western Railroad COMPANY Tor the
uses and purposes of it's Railroad
lilo the Milwaukee, Lake Shore i Western Rail
road Company
1873, III the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Manltowoc County was filed the petition of Her
man Boetcher OF the Town OF Centeryile in SAID
County and State, PRAYING for the appointment by
said Court of three disinterested and competent
free holders Who reside in said county TO view apC
examine the lands and premises of the petitioner
hereinafter described aud the buildings and i'm.
proSeInents n any thereon taken and reauired by
the Milwaukee. Lake Shore Il Western Railroad
Company for the uses and purposes of said Com.
pany and to estimate the value thereof and all the
damages which the said petitioner may have sus-
tanned shall hereafter sustain By reason of the
taking OF the same as aforesaid The land so taken
Tor the right OF way is strip belt piece of land
sixty-slx feet in width running through the East
half a., of the Southwest quarter {,l of section
number three 81 township number seventeen Q7)
North OF range number twenty three (LN East
lying and bcin, situate il the Town of Centervile
IN eaid Mani;owoc County. State of Wisconsin
commencing the South side of said described
land and running through the sSme in a Northes ST
eriy direction the more particular location thereof
being shown By map Of the route of said Railroad
through said lands Of petitioner and annexed to
said petitioner so on file and made part of the
same and by the naps and plats OF said Company
ON ME in their office
And take further notice that said petition for the
appointment of said commissioners as AZORES ID
VIII be presented and application made for the .p-
polntment of said commissioners for the purpose
aforesaid 10 the Circuit Court OF Manitowoc County
al the next general term thereof to be held al the
court House in the City OF Msnitowoc III said
County and Stste on the fourth Tuesday being the
End day of June, A D., 1873, the openin, Of the
Cout on that day or soon thereafter counsel
can be heard
Dated Msnitowoc, May 18th, A. D. 1915.
II BECKER, Petitioner
WHITE FORREST, Attorneys for Petitioner
M2aitowoc, Wis. s74-3yy
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Thy new Board of Directors {

Thy new Board of Directors of the
Milwaukee, Lake Shore Il Western Rail
'osd consists of the following persons
vho we're elected at the annual meeting
If the stockholders of that com pany,
held il the city of Milwaukee on the
s,h mat: F. w Rheinlander, Samuel
: Sands, Charles Dana, Robert Carrot,
dam Norrie, H B. Hammond, Law
renee Wells, VIM. II. Guion, Joseph
Villas. JAS. III. Mead, Isaac Fl. Knox.
r w Rheiulander was reelected
president Of the road, and Samuel s.
sands, secretary.
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IN. IssAcHEa ZAcHAKIE is BIZ pr

On IssAcHER ZAcHAEIE is By pro,
fession chiropodist. Possessed Of skill
"a beyond that Of most mortals. be in
;egri%ed President Lincoln Wide that
good man was on earth, and so ingretist-
81 himself into his affections tina; the
ETesilrnt gave him recommendation as
corn doctor that gained him admission
cur armies. and furnished him vast
heli Of labor for his noble profession.
tie went TO work caring nothing for
fame nor ducats, til 5000 brave boys
IN blue we're saved from all the horrors
Of corns md buniens The Or. has
been modest all these years, but doubt
les Influenced by the numerous examples
set him, he is anxious now 10 get his
aan1 into the public treasury. To this
cnd be has made out his bill something
after this fashion,
CsIrpp sTArEs:
IL Issacher ZA-hsrie Or.
(" eafi7g f5F tss soIea Of IS 900 Uu.en
e., . s. per soi- ............S IS zoe
What VII Congress do7 Can she re-
use 70 grant such 4 clsimY We shall
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SHERIFF'S SAFE

-
JOHN ". BARNES & Co.,
against
MILES MCMAHON.
By vitue Of execution i,sued ont of the Circuit
Court Of Msnitowoc County. in the above entitled
action and to direct ed and delivered have levied
on the following described property belonging to
the defendant. which shall expose for sale and
sell to the highest bidder at public aucton at the
Sherifrs Office in the Court House in the CITY and
County of Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin. on
the 10Th day of May 1875 at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
The following IL description of the premises
levied on, and to be sold viz Lots number tour a.
and five (5l, in block number one hundred and
eightythree (1S3) situated in the city and County
OF Manitowoc. aud State of Wisconsin.
Dated Manitowocr Wis, April 18th. 1875.
A. WITTENBEPG,
Sheriff Of Manitowoc county
S69-6w By P. MULH0LLAND,
Under Sheriff
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1HE death Of John c. Breckenridge
y Lexington. Ky, is announced. The
event occurred on the 18th inst. and has
asst gloom over the community, where
- vas much loved for his many estima.
(. qualities.
IL vas conscious apparently up &c
',ithin a few moments of his death,
There was no scene, no last words, moth.
~ ostentatious in the manner with
rhiciI the: sufferer met his fate. HI
died ss he7ived, modest and brave.