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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-05

VIII buy and sell DRAFTS on Great Britain Ire
and Norway, Denmark, or the Continent of Europe,
az new York rates and in to suit the pur-
caosers.
Will sell
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-05
FIRST NATIONAL BA NIX
MANITOWOC WIS.
This bank organized under the provisions
Hstional Banking Law with paid up
Capital of $4,000.

and privilege to increase to 100000.
Will buy and sell DRAFTS the principal cite
of the Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-16
SUFFERING IN REREL PRISONS.

well known writer in the Wateryille Mail
supplied that paper with the following commun-
cation, under the heading Post Office Talk" in
which is presented sketch of his personal expe-
rence and what he observed in connection with
rebel prisons
The Arson Advocate, after quoting from the
speech of the rebel Hill which charges the federal
government with the responsibility for the suffer
ing Of Union prisoners Of war; and offers statistics
Of the relative loss Of Union and rebel prisoners,
ignorantly and insultingly says; "This is a fact
not generally known and goes great way to
modify conceived opinions that great cruelty was
inflicted on the Union prisoners" To thus i'm
peach the testimony Of the thousands of brave and
truthful men still suffering from the rebel prison
horrors is simply insulting the intelligence Of the
poorest read man living, aud shows either wilfu
ignorance Of facts inherent sympathy for the
'lost cause" To say the least it shows the per.
sisteLt cussedness Of modern doughface democ-
racy.
Read the testimony ofreturned prisoners Of wal
who repeatedly tell you that language is made
quate to picture the reality. Go and study the
faces Of the wrecks of humanity vet living snc
read therein whole chapters Of prison horrors which
lost intelligence fails to express in words, and
let the idiotie stare emphasize every line wrought
by suffering in the face OF man who made tbi.
terrible sacrii flee for you and ], and then modify
your opinion Of the authors and sympath'zers OF
such feDdish cruelty, If you can. Ask the wild.
~, who, reading the Ispers, saw the name q
her son among the exchanged prisoners from Sails
bury, took her little all and hurried to Annapolis
to nurse him back to life. Wearied and worn and
trembling with excitement, yet glad with expecta.
sbo "a shnwp N the number indicating Nj.
presence. One quick glance and she ssys thai
Is not my james, show me TO him quick" The
attendant takes from q shelf q few mementoes,
worn testament, Cd the fly leafof which is writer
"from mother" and shows them to her. 1t is he
boy aud she is laid uneonscous beside The skeleton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-16
POLITjCdL.

The Newbarypor Herald says OF Blaine
speech on the finances, sit was the most sole
speech of the session by far"
The Republicans Of New Hampshire open their
campaign with q rally at Concord this evening
Ex-Congressman Burrows Of Michigan will be
the principal speaker.
Mr.. Blaine's speech receives the almost unan'-
nous approval of the Republican press, and the
united disapproval Of the Democratic press. That
others.-N. Y. Tribune.
We commend Mr.. Blaine's speech to every cti-
zen. The author of the great effort needs little
commentator. He has shown those qualities
which place him in the very foremost rank among
the Statesmen Of the nation.-7roy Wing RePub-
Hean
1t is an interesting fact that in New Hampshire
the Democratic Reform Legislature of 1874
cost Sl2 O97 81 more than its Republican predeces
sor. One such instance Of advancing backwards
will answer for the Granite State.
Wendell Phillips said in lecture at Philadel-
phia the other day that the only way to prevent
recurrence of the civil war and to secure justice
to the negro was to place in the Presidential chair
a man whose name would make New Orleans
tremblc, and in the Vice Presidential chair Freder-
lex Douglass.
A Washington special says that Col Fred
Grant on Thursday remarked to some callers at
the White House: 'If anybody thinks there is
any third term here, they are very much mistsk-
en-. Father don't want it, and, if he is nominated
at Cincinnati won't accept the nomination" This
was said with great emphasis, and repeated again
and again in substance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-16
GENERAL Ne VS..

Mr.. James Parton was remarked in New \ ok
last Thursday by Rev. DR.. Tying, d. d.
Bulow says that "the souls of the masters do
not lie at the bottom of beer mugs"
Ninety million postal cards have been sold by
the government since the Both of June last.
There will be salutes fred At the Navy yard and
at the forts 10 Boston harbor, on Evacuation Day,
18th Of March.
Rubenstein, the murderer of Sarah Alexander,
was sentenced to death in New York on Saturday.
Senator Burnside is still detained at home by
the illness of his wife, who remains in a critical
condition.
Glasgow, Scotland, claims the talle.t chimney
in the world. 1t is 46S feet high and contains
400, 900 bricks.
The Sioux Indians are said TO have organized
for q campaign against the Black Hills miners,
and United States troops have been ordered to be
on the alert
The New York papers tell about "draw
back on sugar" That's nothing. There has been
fearful pull-back on 'lasses all summer.-Chica-
go Tribune.
The funeral of the late Reverdy johnson &C.
Cured in Baltimore yesterday, large concourse
of distinguished friends of the deceased statesman
being in attendance.
Postmaster General Jewell has matursd plan
for the adjustment Of the compensation of post
masters, which is designed TO remedy some inc
qualities in the present law, and effect saving Of
about $3.50 900 per annum.
A country editor received the following "Dear
| Sir-I have looked carefully and patiently over
vour panpr for siv months for the death of soma
| individual was acquainted with, but as vet not
q single soul care anything about has dropped
off; you will please to have my name erased"
| The meanest and stipgiest man in Vssna, Cal,
being i'll and afraid OF the end, was prevailed up
on to make his will. After reading it over care
fully, he arose, drew on his pantaloons leisurely,
and was heard to exclaim "Egad this is too
much to leave any man" He can be seen walk
ing the streets now as we'll as ever.
One hundred and forty zone churches Of The one
hundred and seventy two invited by the Plymouth
Church Advisory Council have sent replies, and
one hundred and seventeen of this number have
| accepted. About twelve churches urged as their
| reason for declining that the state Of religious in
| terest in the church forbade the absence of the
pastor; nine as gned no reason, and three de-
clined because Of the unsatisfactory character of
the council. DR.. Leonard Bacon has accepted,
and there is An expectation that he will be the
| moderator of the council. DIR. Noah Porter has
not yet responded to his invitation. The majority
of the twenty ministers without churches have, ii
is said, accepted the invitation. There will prob
ably be not over two hundred and seventy mem
bers all told.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-16


Prayer by Rev. Mr.. SARGENT of Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in concur
renee.
i'll an act to repeal chap. 80 OF the public laws
of 1875 relating to civil actions, indefinitely post
poned by the House, came from the Senate that
branch insisting on its vote giving the same pas
sage, and asking committee of conference.
The House acquiesced III the proposition for a
committee of conference.
Mr.. BAKER presented bill an act relating to the
settlement of public lands, which WAS laid on the
table and ordered to be printed
Mr.. ROBINSON of Mt Vernon presented the pc
tition of ID. III. Thing and IS others for change in
the law relating to watering places by the road
side, which was referred to the next legislature.
on motion of 5ir. STONE Of Bddefo'd 1t was,
Ordered, That toc judiciary Committee be di-
rected to inquire into the expediency of amending
see ~ Of chap. 80 of the revised statutes relating
to testimony in certain cases.
Mr.. NApEAU from the Committee on State
Lands iepoited reference to the next legislature
on orders to authorize the land agent TO convey
lots of land to Rufus +. Stone and +. S. Perry.
Mr.. CLEAvEs from the Committee on Legal AZ
fairs ON order, reported bill an act to amend sec
III of chap. 81 of the revised statutes. Printed
under rnlc.
Bill an act re laing 20 the appointment Of Land
Ago Mt and his duties read the third time and
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock assigned for It's
farther cons liberation, on motion of Mr.. PORTER
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
An act authorizing Monroe Young TO ex,ene
his wharf into the tide waters of Jordan river II
the town of 1renton resolve in favor CT The
town of Sherman.
b III an act TO authorize the Camden Village Cor
poration to build Hall came up by special assign
ment.
1t was read the third time, and pending its pas
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-24

Within the last few years, some
French chemists have been experimenting
on the fax fiber. with a view to making
it finer, all such fiber, as is well known,
being somewhat coarse. These chemists,
knowing very well the nature Of the fiber,
that it is simply hollow tube, tried soak
ing it in an acid solution, then washed
this out, after which they employed a GER
tain alkaline solution, soaking this in a
solution of carbonate, some carbonate
which had great deal of carbonic acid,
ETC., in it, the object being to burst open
the fbers. The result was that the flax
proved very much finer than it otherwise
would have been. In this way the cotton
lied fax, as ii is termed, was made. 1t
was supposed at one time that this article
would be brought into general use; but,
for some unexplained reasons, the article
is used only to a very limited extent, not
withstanding its acknowledged value.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-24
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


LIVE STocK.-Beef Cattle--$ 50. O0@1250. Hogs
Live, Ss.25@8.37h. Sheep-Live, $4.25@
6.2I.
Observation-Disclosures to choice, $3.50
600; white wheat extra, s6,05C17.75. Vheat-No.
Z un1u1go = 25Gs1 81; No. Milwaukee spring,
S1.2601, 26. Rye-Western S7@68c. Barley-7S
@SOc. Corn-Mxed Western, 63Q64c. Oats
Mixed Western, 46Gt47c.
-Pork-Mess, S22 25022 so. Lard
Prime Steam, 13@131sc. Cheese-6@12Ac.
WooL.-DomestiC Fleece, 42lD65c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE STocK.-Beeves-Choice s5.25@5. so;
good, s4.30Q4.75; medium, S4.10a4.25; butch
ers'. stock, S3.O0I375; stock cattle, $3.50
3.75. Hogs-Live, $7.7598.25. Sheep--Good to
choice, S4.7505 so.
PRovIsIoNs.-Butter--C 26G133c Eggs
Fresh, 14015c. Pork-Mess, S21.OOg2105. Lard
-S12 50612.s5.
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour-White Winter Extra
S4.75@7. so; spring extra, S40095.25. Wheat
Spring, No. , 1.034 .04 Corn--No 2 II
@4hc. Oats-No. ,, 31@311ac. Rye-No. 2
65@67c Barley--No. ?, 65@o6c
LUMBER.-First and Second Clear $1,000
042. GO; Common Boards, S11.OO012.0O; Fencing,
s12CO0130O; a. Shingles, S2.5OG3O0; Lath.
S1.75@2.OO.
LIVE SToCK-Beeves-Best s6G096 25; me-
dunn, S5.00@5.50 Hogs-Yorkers, ST5007 65:
Phiadelphias, SS.5O@S65. Sheep-Best, $3.50
5.75; medium, S4000500.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-24
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

On the 18th. after debate, the Senate passed
the Centennial Appropriation BILL without
amendment-yeas, al: rays, Is. A bill was
introduced to correct errors and supply omissions
in the Revised Statutes of the United States Ad-
journed to the 14th -. Committee reports of
private nature were made in the House The bill
relating TO the transportation of animals was re-
ported from the Judiciary Committee, with amend
ments. After being amended in Committee of
tie Whole, the Consular and Diplomatic Appro-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-24

q" MADAM" said a quack to an old lady
who insisted on knowing what allied her,
. the nerves of your tympanum have fall
en- On the cereDellum, causing a tiZarizen,
and it is what we call scrutinary com
plant" . Goodness me, she exclaimed,
you're the first doctor that ever told me
exactly what was the matterr'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-24

The longest night in Norway lasts
three months, and when a young man
goes to see his girl, her mother, before re-
firing, tells her not to ruin her health by
sitting up more than two months
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-24

AN exchange says: In our obituary
notice of the late Mr.. -, in Yesterdays
issue, for the phrase he was noble and
pig-headed man, read, he was a noble
and big hearted man."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01
Dam lseara And TN tas~lsAAiAl


rrshally No fefsiea+f ss~r Visited tAia
enuhssy Oh mAds rlssvf ehsefvAtsnas IT
car inalsnLena than The siiasstless IN.
psfsl ~ tr.,l NstAEas ss.ms r sAse
psssIst sls siitstfsf. AhA his ssfsnsnts
wsss generally f.ssrst's rkis u nst
ssasl ~ish frrsiFnrrs ~ y~rusninsncs. as.d
~sssaa.tsus frnY si- = ksh iM poAlsien
~ The ~nl hsni raEtr rTfssftl - hAs ~.
desssi hlM ~ vst lrap's Nsin feAfu Z
relii mus EN- eats enshisi hlin " vislt ~.
sry rlses IL pfominsnss Or iatsrsss - the
I allied ftstss, and ils siss sMs A.Asly
slsns nlVn tho rallrays u oMr eshhtry,
VI which I'M nasvr 1rsl II prAisins.
~lIistrit fFtm ihA Wsss u wish she .sA
ianslAi. just hvfcrs leaving fsr Eirsre,
ifs Chicago III D III +. ~. the mAknNeen,
GREAT 1T Wayne 4 Pennsylvania line u
rAslA ial,,A.a The sApatef AsvIux select.
"a .his road - sssoaai VI ts being ths
'si.srssst, quickest And tAAAt desirable
rosie "a thA ~fsrssuAIki, md he1Asss u
ths grand pAntfAmis And sharuing sean
cry which xrsss The syss sf Gil Who tAks
VT sl .:, s.ii.s,. ..slh,.a, ~. ..,,, |. =.
sakryotlc sosditios, While other isssits.
tions " that crustry Ars for 10 advance u
osr own, and The high state ~ psrfestioa
" ths Great Port Nayns \ Pennsylvania
lln~ surprised tho kmperor. ~ ssch - -
tent. that he declared IL 10 he Tie tne4s
railway hs ever sau, In every respect. ard
without - equal In Any IAad.
Win - fAvorabls ~ opinion fsen Aueh
nigh Authority, " tsks pleasure II rsscs.
MeudIhg 70 Afi our fttvndS so pAtssns the
Grsss Hort Wages FssnsylsAHls Iiss .
lht Centennial
Tisks ts may b. Dsvchassh % ths Gsssr-
81 u1aes, ~ Clark Hirsst. Chicago, " ~
ths fpspst, ani iuforwatlea ~ mail furn.
islied
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01
enc NET ~tNHs ~


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IT, k# sAN
M ~ @A .ss
$500 FNss tMta y
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01

J'hs Dsbaqss Telegraph sAys Lawyer
Entery HtOsss, wh1 defe nded The Chicago
whisky thieves, h D appointed " The
Adauinlssresten - aettls np witA tl,stn.
This u > strange Wy u dstsg G0ssrament
Lnslnses, ~ Il y IKE everything sies ths
Administrator d01A."
This II without > p~rseedsnte except IN
thc sAse u ~ Unitrd H4Atss W. J. 4.
Nhomherg NJ whisky frauds. ~i,sn son
grcssma,1 A llissn md 1ssui~n Noble ~efs
employed 10 prosecute tie claim. n.
Noble Turned lie GAse eser 10 Nf. Allison.
who weni 10 Washington. iWd .ho matter
adjusted. pocketsd n l,sn1sosns fes. ~
Nkon,bsfY asl u the sersre. and finally
turned up ~ 4 partner II tie time, Hut
thou would II Lu salu 10 lrGel tho country
with .l,em sshsr fsI!sws1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01

temssny's Democrat

NAsn yetf hsrA.np snd hard. money
rtlshxrs anerf d ti.a TAg.in.by md ~ FRO
t.stsfs saad lLsfn this evidence u the ".
suls foiswlsg N lgssvlnx ii fbs green.
rsfA .nd v6ort4 10 abolish II - ! rtfrujnt
wv ssyal tender medium. hi,sflly afi0s
~ srr csatrsrslos y ~ currency iecA.
ilg 4 spscis rsssnpslsn heess, and svss
sitcs ~ hsve bod - asnsAl auEmsslap
iiot, u s~askrspsslss, - shs following viii
obrudAntIv eh0v
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01

rvssiAest 0rss' rewmsnrrd hie IN rial
1arsss n ie6e sth A. M tthes Ltid.r.
~ Usas lvsGaiisy sad hspabilsss sI.s.
ollelly hsvs IN him ~ iaessass thS aam.
~ ~ el.tis ilis desire sie make w.
~ nenksr " tks ItstMbiieas party ~
49, hs1dsr. No vssAsr ths ftnrihsas,
Djes1ssn ept,isads him fsr hIs ''imwsnss
s&rviee''s IL sLs iary
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01

1hs nd silver dollar vAIeh hsA The
honor III retaining 4 uait vAl1s from ths
slsae v ths hrst Presidency d0wn " ths
1econ1 s4sm VI nnnl IN is7s, ~ nins.
isniis Iafe and eoatsineL Sill grains n
SiI,of THIS MS thu cAse fsr eighty one
years. excepting ahst iy Tbs set II 1877.
~ ffsifs n cort~r sltsy ssSe added 70
make the rnsn harder.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01
kassOm's Portrait.
Hssss IA n r. kas.

Snao,'l. fascinating, lnslncere, and
without rsnvistion. M las ,nadc 1nplirtly
\ snr1snt 1sIn, md hylo1rIsy \ isgAi ten
der III Town Returning from sopEress,
he bankers ir sJeesti,e employment.
III. hunger Il for the public fssfisx the
~ - hia osnrr and tAs ~ to biz mAster's
u.tI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01
FRED Err,
n~auohetosw 90 bsa.0 - ~ hAAA
HARNESSES.
SADDLES,
COLLARS,
BRIDES.
WHIPS,
LASHE.S.
cREsco, IOWA.

Carriage Trlmging and fsr Airing "
all kinds un pherl hrilee
rlAHsrins Hair, aLse rrafs lsnt hsr
and Findings for Ehet,askafs nse con.
stAAtly On hAsd
His stesk In ever ytAinx pertaining 10
the trade IL complete. end satisfaction ~
70 price,. material, An6 workmanship
NARRATED
&0rOpposits cpAu Hoass. CsAivnniAl
block, Hign y No Eig cellar,
GEssGo, Iowa. Aasnss :, 1875.
S,R rAED MlLLER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01
sEALED

will IL received ~ The hard VI supervis.
hys u H0ssri county lo~A, ~ their ssrs
s~rlal,sr session, eo,Hr.sneirF Hsrt @th
lesH, fur furnishing All material and esf.
strsetlIs AbnisUisnfs " pisrs ~ = bridge
Ut fvr~slsa. In ssid osi1nty Plsns ssi
sps siGsstisGs csh hs fvound ~ Asditpss
onice In t~'rssss, losA
JEREMIAH BARKER.
csWsl1 Auditor
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01

Thu railroad ssiherilieA cAIlsd upon
ft0v. HsndYicks Tor I'D vhsn hs was o.
Philadelphia lie 1t onee stlsgrsphs1 y
then PAY Jour mss, and you viii ase1
~ tssoes." fhsrs wa1a w4rld Of good
stitd seaas II that remark, 6nppoes
l'Sestdesl uraat had autographed 10 fisv,
f~hamhssisln "I)is@vm yoss oxtlaws. and
yea viii have m hiel ugbssrssn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01
hsvr faiAA n sssss ismsntt

Irs rrs~% trn~ ~hs kesaas saandusnn FrwdrS and uAtm%M@ ~. mi
viii nua ah~ sh.rv~iss~ n H. ds4ss..a " myahacN MASSES uAAnc~~ ~ nv
pr~uA4 nWAnu II M trsA ~iA ~iath we rsxMT, |. q ~ r~~ra
tMk aeeaA whea redks~ i Needed. n, ~ AHs y IN Ut ~ Aes~
- To- sesswlt
rs iiosu Railroads n ChIsxc W. them M CRY EsrseM lsnn - sAnns
Livery sAhs r<rpnsscn tannca r. inducsd 10 49, any cah~s rs~dttnM.
AeA kahsn ae ~ lmgv~~d aren ~,A the psa that Some ether hind ~
emd u sioAns tut ny. W. Ancw sAoaas 10 ~ UT What they ~ re.
eommemAsd"
ron sAIs ~ Ar p~nvsslsss AnD nznaeun paAlsas
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01

Tts sl,sp ihst Borrowed msnsy n Lls
girl 10 ray ~ shsiv iss cream, issl Mon.
4sy night. had hetAtng small shout him
mi even biz fest = Larlsa City in.sllI-
g1nssr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-01

''ktghlaossNs1s sxsit~h 3 nstion. anj
lMy0ssta ke~pA party In power T1ls
wss kr tIrsnt'a Inst iihie speech II 4
sunday school slss..
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o. anordIAg ample facilities FOR The Must
Thorough intellectual %snllars. The
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Gsarse. kncludsa thx brsnchea taught In
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