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~ 1877. GOOD NEWS FOR TIE Isl,
NEW YEAR.

DBY GOODS! DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS,
Wishing to reduce my large stcrk on hand prera-
ratory to taking inventory will sell my entire stock
Of desirable DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.. Il cost
for the next thirty days As this Ia no humhug Gus
TONERS viii find It 10 their advantage give me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Below will be found list Of desirable DRESS
GOODS, CASSIMERES, IfOUSE-FUREISlllNG
GOODS. CSbERWEAR, NOTIONS, &c
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A VAIL OF DESPAIR.

Here is the heading OF the washington
Republican:
Giving Up the ship-Passase OF the In
elorious-Surrender Bill, whereby the Demo-
Gratis are Masters Of the Field-the Consti-
tuition Most Flagrantly Violated-W eak.
Kneed Republicans Abandon the Sacred
Cause.
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ME- BLACK SILKSl BLACK SILKS!
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS.
JUST TIE SEASON TO PURCHASE.
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:
SPECIAL NOTICES.


me- NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
at$2, %, 81, SO, 90, 80, and up to s25 set for
Two windows the cheapest curtains ever offered
In this city.
Elegant LACE CURTAINS at great bargains;
NoTTINGHAM LACE TIDES;
TOILET MATS In grcnt variety:
REAL LACE TIDES in elegant designs
at low prices;
CARPETS In great variety at closing-out prices ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
COLORED SILKS very Cheap. ja24
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T EIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,

There will be all entire change of programme cacl
night ja 29-3t
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The report ola skirmish between How,
ards men aud the Nez Perces, IN which
one soldier was killed aud half a dozen
wounded, one OF whom has since died
Is confirmed. The sarages are mako.
their way toward the Crow reservation
on the Y Yellowstone, it is SUPPOSED
They number about five hundred. aud
Howard has at least that number Of men
In pursuit The Nez Pc-ces travel
slowly, but their deliberate n.agrments
have Kept them out of reach OF How u
SO far. If they get into the Crow ooun-
try they will be in danger of meeting
some of General Miles men. and they
may have trouble with the Crows. who
have been friendly to the whites.
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stale of Wisconsin,
fSSnitOw6c County. iss

| Notice is hereby given, that at the general cleo
| tlon 10 be acid In the several towns, wards. ant
election precincts in the county of Manto9oc or
| the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday, being
| the sixth day Of November next, the following
officers are 10 be elected to- wit ::
A Governor in place of Harrison Ludincton
whose term OF office viii expire on the first Mon
day IN January. 1873.
Lieutenant Governor in place of Charic- y
Parker, whose term OF o'"-v vi.I e-Efrz On III,
first Monday in January. } a.
A Secretary of State IL .sisee of Peter Ey-yf.
whose term of Office Will s<pir, or t.s --.t So
day IN January 1878
A State Treasurer in place of Ferd Kuehn,
whose term OF offcc-Will expire TIE firet Mon
An Attorney General in place of A. Sect sloap.
whose Term OF Office viii expire the first Mon
DAY IN January, le1S.
State Superintendent in place of Edr,.rd
Soaring whose term OF Office will eXpir. an me
first Monday In January. lS7S.
:, A Clerk OF the Circuit Court for the county of
ManitoMoc- In place OF i. Piening, whose term OF
office viii expire on the first Monday in January,
1873. - ;
County SuperintendcntiofSchoolS forthe conn
" OF Mahitowoc county, in place of ". A Walker.
whose term Of Office viii expire on the first Mon
day in January. 1875.
A Member Of Assembly inthe first assemble dis-
trict, comprising the towns OF SchIeswiu. Neame
Eaton, Liberty, RncklaDd. Cato, Maple Grove and
frahkiln, IN place Of Thomas Thornton. whose
term Of office will expire on the first MONDAY In
A Mem Der of Assembly in the Second Assembly,
District, comprising the towns of Two Irerk:s
Mishicott- Unison foopcTsfowH. kossuth Two
Rivers ana the village Of Two Idyers. in the sace
Of Thomas Mohr, whose term oi office will exnirr
Oh he first Monday in January. 1873
A Member of Assembly in the Third Assembly,
District, comprising the towns cf CeDtreriiI,
Newton, MaHitowoc Rapids. Mauitowoc and fbe
City OF AaDttowoc in place of Peter Johpstnn
whose teFm OF Office will expire Oh the first \ on.
day in January. 1878.
Said election TO De conducted the votes can
vassed and the returns thereof made, pursuant To
law. ~
Given IN der my hand at the Sherif~s office in
Manitosoc, " is, this eth dav Of August /, y
P. MCLHOLLAND
Sheriff of Mauitowoc Comfy
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 80. 1877.
State Convention.

The electors of the State of Wisconsin are here
by notified that a Convention Of the People Reform
Party, and all who sympathse with them in their
purposes and objects. is called to meet in the
City OF Fond du Lac. at u O'Clock, noon,
On Wednesday Sept. 90, 1877,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
state officers and the transaction Of such other
business a. may be deemed necessary. Each Sen
ste and Assembly district win be entitled to two
delegates in said convention
The following resolution was considered at the
last meeting of the State Centra Committee. and
the Chairman directed TO submit the same TO the
State Convention with the recommendation that
it be adopted
"Res0tred That the number Of delegates to the
State Convention be one for each COUNTY and one
for every 800 votes cast for Samuel j. Iflden for
President al the November election in 1875. ard
for every fraction OF 80 and upwards and that IN.
delegates be chosen in suefcnanner as the several
counties may deternliue.
SAMUEL RITGHIE. Racine.
ANDREW PRoUDFIT, E45.s3u.
NELSON DEWEY, Cassvi.e.
JOHN BLACK, Milwauk.-
CONRAD KREZ. Shebo-gEn.
GEO II. REED, Oshko-4
ID. G. FULTON. Hudson.
j. \. BRUNDAGE, Grand Rapid.
$. A. WHITE, Whitewater
A. c. KELLOGG. Portage.
J. II. EARNEST, Shulisburg
ADOLPH ZIMMERMAN, Mequon.
j. A. BARNEY, Mayville.
T. Il. HUDD. Green Bay
A. HOFFMAN, Chippewa Falls.
wendell L y ANDERSON,
Chairman.
JOHN G. KNIGHT.
Secretary State Central Committee
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The radical newspapers are reduced
to the extremity, In attempting to make
party capital, of criticizing the name
used by the democratic committee in
issuing the call for state convention
the Peoples Reform party. However
much the radicals may see ft to e. ercse
their propensity for ridieule, .he fact
that the democratic party is the peoples
reform party Is go clear and evident that
the shafts thus hurled are turned aside
without producing the least effect In
the United States there is no minority
representation, and what is understood
by 1.-The people, is a majority of the
people. Once the republican party was
the peoples party. but the last election
proved that it was no longer such. The
democratic party hastens to assume the
distinguishing honor thus conferred up
on it by the people. and announces it
self-as 1t is fully entitled to do-as the
peoples party. The word reform is also
legitimateIy used, as it was the party to
which the people turned for reform from
the al nses which bad grown to be in
sufferable with them And it is evident
that it is the only party from which re-
form can come. as it is the only party.
except the offensive one so recently re-
nounced, which has an organization in
all the states of the union No other
party, save the above, has an existence
in one-half of the states of the union.
While we severe the name Democrat,
and would have been pleased had it
found place in the call, it is matter of
tie least Importance While name
may be all important witt a party which
permitted over one thousand thieves to
escape the penalty for their crimes, and
which sands convicted of felony in the
minds Of all honest men for having stol-
CT presidency which the people had
conferred clsewhere-we say, name may
be everything to party of this charac-
ter, but to that organization which con-
tains half million majority of the in
telfigent voters Of the country, and
which possessed the manhood to DENY
itself Its rights rather than plunge the
nation into an arcHy---jt cannot signify.
In truth there is little else LETT belonging
to the republican party except its name,
while, on the other hand, though the
name democracy" may not be con-
splcuous on all occasions, the party IS
still there Fond du Lac Journal.
Notice to Ruild Sidewalk
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An unsuccessful fight of four DAYS
ier the recovery OF Schii ka pass from
the Russians taught the Turks some
thing of the value for defensive mr..
poses Of the Balkan roads which tn, far.
headed old imeecile, Abdul Kerim. sur
l II, almost without firing a shot
q ne feea Iture was attempted by the
mower o: Suleimau's Montenegrin arm.
sA 4, IN the rugged campaigning oftis
mus but the attempt failed though ner-
sisted IN until thousands of the he's,
soldiers IN the sultan's service had bonn
SACRIFICED On the fifth day. ace, rdin1
10 reports apparently reliable. Suleuo.o
hy a rein'n'iouS cffo CLEARED H., Las
driving the Ers>ian> LEFT re ii,u and
Capturing ti;tlr "a 5
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Tn concerning datadrawn from diHer-
ent sources the New Y ork World of
Saturday expresses hopeful view of
tue outlook far the large American grain
crop. The World says: 1T is the
opinion of careful experts that the sur
Plus OF this crop available for exporta-
ton will be between eighty and one
hundred millions of bushels. The
promise OF market in Europe for so
large share o! it is more solid assur-
anec of better times than almos, any
other assurance that could be given to
u.s.
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GUARDIANS SALE,

| The undersigned, the special guardian of Irnatz
Pankrstz infant. duly appointed by an order nj
IN 1lse'lt court OF Ashltewoc county, Wisconsin
dated On the 9TH day OF August. A. D. 1877 for the
purpose of selling the real estate of said infa :
hereinafter described: and being by said order re
CURED 10 sell the same az public sale at price of
not less than Tour thousand five hundred dollars a
part of the sum to be paid therefore TO be maid by
assuming certain liens upon said premises tbe
! oalance 10 Dc paul 10 cash at the time Of the de-
livery of the deed of CONVEYANCE tharaof. and
also being required by said order to give pubIic
notice 81 the time aud place OF such sale by pub
ushihS notice OF such time ard place in the
''Msa'towoC Fiic.," ior Nv q weeks
i...rta-g. - pursuance CT said order said nrer,i
Ses viii oe SOLD IL public ventue to the HIGHEST
BIDDER, subject 10 the approval of said Courf ON
Tue l4th Gay of September 1871 al ten O'Clock in
me forenoon, at tle office ef II C. & W ! Turner
In the city Of Manitowoc, Manitowor county Mis-
consin, and the terms OF sale will he as heraiu
oeiore stated The following Is a description of
the premises to be sold The northeast QUAR-
Yer OF the northeast quarter excepting ten acres
m Inc north east corner thereof; and also the west
uail OF the soutf east quarter OF the northeast
quarter, all IN section No. fifteen $50 Township
No twenty ls) Range No twcniy-;hree t231 east
III sad county; and also the west half of south
east quarter OF the northeast Quarter of said .ec
.ioh No; hiteen containing twenty acres; and also
part ei tHe northeast quarter of the southwest
qnarterof section No. fifteen ISL; and also part of
le southeast quarter OF the northeast quarter of
section No sixteen, containing seventeen acres; f,
ga. par. .. se noriheast q2arter ofthe north
tanning twenty acres; and also part of the north
east corner 81 the northwest quarter of the sout
We We Suaeer o. section No fifteen ti5y and also
pait OF the north-w west quarter of the southeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section No
sixteen 90, contsinins twenty eight acres: IN
- The slcth part of the n rtn-west onsrIer
OF section Number fifteen Isl ali h, the toxvn
Range aad county aforesaid. Il portion If sa;S
''s' - ';n- 'hi r'iti i''-G eae1sst,d with the
-, ss'','tsI - IA steI"i>S i.r.i: b,.e.ire .e
y ;. F" y. III ii 4 In y, ;,
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THIS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
of Massachusetts, says, 1.-The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and /
consider it the Best PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
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G.. & NV LINES

THE CHICAGO s. NoRTHwEsTERS RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines of the v EST and NORTHWEST,
and, with its numerous branches and connections
forms thcsshurtest and quickest route between
Chicago and all points in Illinois Wisconsin, Nor
thern Michigan, Minnesota, lows, Nebraska. Cali
fornia and the W estern Territories. Its
Omaha & California Line
i the shortest and best rou between Chicago and
all points IN Northern Illinois Iowa, DaS0t@, Ne
braska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada. Cali
iornia, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia Its
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
is the short line between Chicago and al points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnes,ta, and for Mad
i-"n. st. Paul, Minneapolis. Dullth and ri, points
in the Great Northwest It's
Lacrosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
+ the best route between Chicago ard La Crosse
Winona. Rochester, owaronna. Mankato. ST Pct,r
New Uim, and all points il Southern and Central
Minnesota. Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is the only line betwee! Chicago and Janesville,
Watcri0wh, Fond dn Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton,
Green Bar, fscanaba. Negauncc Marquette iInpgll-
ton, Hancock and the Lake superior Country. Its
Freeport and Dubuque Line
II the only route between Chicago and f
Rockford, frccp"lt, and all points via ercrport
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the old Like Shore rontc ard il tho o,Iv ono
F'.ssii,rr "ctween Chicago and Evanston Lake For
iest' Highland PARK, VI aukegan. Racine, Kcnosha,
and hilwankee. ''
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through trains Of this road
iIlis Is the ONLY LINE running these, cars he
tween Chicago and st. Paul and Minneapolis Chi
csgo ana milwaukee,, Chicago and Wiuona or { hi
cagO and Green Bay "
lose connections are made at Chicago with the
Lake Shore Michigan Southern. Michigan Cen
trai Baltimore Il Ohio, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayre &
Chlcago hankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes
lof az points EAST and SOUTHEAST and with
Tue hlcago and Alton and Illinois Central for Mi
points South. " "
Closc connections are also made with the Union
racine X H. Of Omaha for all far West points
Close connections mnde at junction points with
trains If all cross points.
! lckets over this route are sold by all Common
iicket Agenis in the United States and Cauadas
elile1noer. you ask for voar tickets viz IN, Chi
cago q North-"estern Railway, and take none
New ork Office: No. Ais Broadway: BOSTON Of
nee, NO. . state street; Omaha Office 2i5 Fsrnham
street; San Francisco Office, 121 NJ )ntcoDlcry =:
thle4g" Ticket Offices, 81 Clark street under Sher
man House; % Canal, corner Madison: Kinzie-st
Depot, corner West kin2ie and Canal streets Wells
street Depot corner Wells and KinZie Streets
for rates or information not attainabIe from your
nome ickct agents. apply to
W. II. STENNETT. MARVIN Urcu,rr
oeniass. Agt, Chicago. Gen. Mang'r, CHICAGO
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GENERAL.
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

hat at the gene al election to be held il the
several towns, wards, and election precincts in
tne Stale OF Wisconsin,, on the Tuesday succeed
Nemoer next the following officers to be elect
ed. to-wit:
\ Govcrnor in place of Harrison Iudingtop.
s. taFa r-Ea Of office will expire on the frsi ZION
. aaF sg s=GU..ry 1878.
. hjec.#Iant Governor in place Of Charles d.
taihys dose term of office Will expire on the
l.st alyutay in January, 1878.
q Secretary Of State in place of Peer Doslc,
whose Term OF office viii expire on The first Mon
A State Treasurer in place of Ferd. Kuehu.
whose term OF office will expire Oh the first Monday
in January, 1875.
An Attorney General in place of A. Scott Sloan,
whose term oil office will expire on the first Mon
day in January. 1878.
A Stere Superintendent in place of Edward
Soaring whose term OF office Will expire Old the
frst Monday in January 1873
State senator IN the Second Senate District
SutupfislnS inc county OF Brown. III place of
Thomas X. Hudd. whose term of oghce viii cxpire
on the first Monday in January, 1878
State Senator in the Fourth Senate District
comprising the counties OF Crawford and Vernon.
IN place Of j. Henry Tate whose term otoffice will
expire on the first Monday IN January 1873
State senator ia the Sixth Senate District
comprising the fth, Eighth, Eleventh aud
Towns Of Franklin, Greenfield Lake and oak
Ireek; IN the county of Milwaukee, in place of
on the first Monday in January. 1878
State Senator in the Eighth senate District.
comprising the counties Of henosha and Nal
worth, in place of A>ahel Farr wliose term of 81
1878 " January
State Senator in the Tenth Senate Dis,r;c,
comprising tie county OF Waukesha in place al
liian Bialr whose term OF office VIII expire on
the first Monday in January, 1873
State Senator in the Twelfth Senate Distuc,
comprising the counties OF Green and La Fayefte
N ntaee ot Joseph b. Treat. whose term of Office
VIII expire on the first Monday in January rS-S /
A State Senator in the Fourteenth Senate his
llci, comprising the counties OF duncan and |
Sank, in place OF David E Wech. whose tarm Of
ISIS ." january
A State senator in the Sixtaeath Senate Dis
TEE, comprising the county of Grant in place of
2 =. --=faaWay. whose term of Office will exaira
- US as Mondsy in January. 1878
A State SENATOR in the Eighteenth Senste his J
Flet. comprising the towns of Alto RvrnD FIdo |
ado, Empire, Fond du Lac Frie.dshin 7 er"sr
me MetoRen, "a kheld- Ripon, Resemble SDrinr |
are, sapGn, the north ward of the village of
y an.dn. anG The cities of Fond du fae and Ripon
. ne COUNTY of Fend du Lac, in place Of V,I?iaa
- HaHcr Nose term ~ ofice viii sexIsirs ~, IN |
II q. st2r !. .Iatsf.ar- SO VIZ |
- II Ssaitf ~ tse Nr.asiefs ;>a,,.f. -
= -t-t.-- z.- s-9''eTv So
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GUARDIANS SALE.
IN PROB 4TE-M anItoWOc County

IN the Matter of the William Hammel. deceased.
Notice IL hereby given, that by virtue and i'll
pursuance of an order Of license made in mad. in
seid r.aEter. the Goth day of august. ID.
1877, by the County CoTrt Of said county the und
er-igned Dorothea Hammel, guardian of the minor
heir of William Hammel, deceased, will on Monday
18th day of september. A. D. 1877, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon OF said day, al the office of the
County Judge, in the city of hanituwoc, in said
county, offer for sale al Public Vendue. the fol-
lowing described lands, to-vit.: The south west
quarter OF the north west quarter Of section No.
thirty-sx 80; in township No. twenty (20) north
OF range No. tWeHty-four "a east III said Mani
towoc county: containing forty go acres ofiand.
Dated al Manitowoc, the 10Th day OF Agust. A.
ID. 1871. gt24w. DOROTHEA HAM IN Ell,
rTi
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Gold is quoted at the very low figure
OF lO4s on Thursday of last week. 1t
is getting nearer to the face of the green
back every day, AMI after many years
oil patient waiting our government paper
has nearly reached the place where the
figures -apgrayed. unan.1it. aaay. .,a.y aotiu
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Sweden manages the tramp question
Foetter than We do in the United States.
La any part of the country bcggars may
be arrested and sentenced to public work
for not more than six months nor less
than one month, or to work in the conn.
ty Jail.-This is the punishment that
the professional tramp breads more than
any other 1t is to escape work that he
tramps.
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1t has cost the State of MARYLAND a
hundred thousand dollars to pay her
militia employed in suppressius the late
riots The rate of pay allowed for men
aud officers was the same as in the reru
lar army. Subsistence and Transports
ton bills and Incidental expcuces will
probably amount to as much more.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
: pEs0B ATE-mANITOwO COJTNT,

"a re matter the estate of David Cronin. de-
Z aSed. i' w
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order of license, made in said
matter on the zIth day OF August A. ID. 1877 by
the County Court OF said county the undarsin,,S
administrator of the estate OF David Cronin
iale oil SAID county, deceased WILL SATURDAY. the
ssu gay Oh september 4. ID. ISL. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon of said day a, the Office Of the Con-,
4. Hase' IN III" city of Manitowoc, Ia said car- ~
oht,r FOR sale al public ygG5G. .a f5llgv-fnlr d.
scribc6 lands, to-wit FTre s-f..- sesr r,,.-.r. p
he south east quarter cf section ~ -yIan. .-v.,
-, III township No clg' teeH ttSl Gorl4 Of range
No. Weaty-one CD east, Ia SAID cou! y
Tue terms 81 sale viii be made known Ut the
tire and place of sale
Dated at Manitowoc, the s-th day of August. A
ID. 1871. s9S-iw DON a. SHOVE.
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Notice

Is hereby gwen that bids will be received in the
City Clerks office till Monday September 10th,
1871, for the construction of the west protection
pier on Main street bridge accordngto plans and
specifications on file IN the City Clerks Office the
Board of Aldermen reserying the right to reject
any all bids.
Ganitowoc, August 2Sth, 1877.
tHAs. GELBkE,
SAM. HALL,
CHAs. SHoCU,
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The Int lOcean thinks the president
has made bad record for himselfin his
trip through New England The Inter
Ocean is becoming very decided in It's
opposition ID HAYES.
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President IIldcn arrived in London
last week, from Scotland, where he will
remain for week or SO before going to
France