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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07
The First Gun Of the Fau Cam
paign:
Grand Democratic Triumph
in Kentucky.
Gov. GTKPHENsoN's MAJORITY
10000.

Gncinnsti, August
The Democrats carried the election ip
Covington, Ky, to day by about LOCO
majority, and iu Newport by 255.
In kenton eouaty, including the city Of
Covingtod, the Democratic majority wiu
range trom l,G00 to 500.
Ia Csmpesil county, intl1lang Newpos4,
the majority Is about 100
Louisville. August 3.
Tue election held in she State Of Ken
lucky, to-day, WAS for Governor, Cucui,
Judges, tesaHoAYs4lth A,tornsy, aud 9th
o. SMALLER sGscs. rhs result hss hseu /.
great victory for the Democratic ps1ty.
The following is the vote Of the civ Of
LopisTills: Stephenson ldsm J, ls,442 !;
Baker (rep.l, I0,6so. StepAeusop's MA.
joIiy, 1852. All the other regular Demo.
cratic candidates, ten in pumber. vho xers
opposed BY independent Democrats, were
elected BY nlajorities faa2ing frou, s, 900 to
1,eO, except Nelasa, fpr Marshal Of the
thaneery Ioust. Thosa majority Is about
2, YUo.
hssnas from the State, everywhere,
soo~ large increase OF Democratic u.ajor-
nies, aud falling Of Of ti>e Radical vote
ohfess tue ve<s - unexpectedly small ia
the latsilof couaties, S.ephea -oa's majosi-
ty wiH probably reach So, Geo or &c, eco.
LATEST
Louisville, August 4.
s.. A Much larger vote has been pslied in
the State thaa VAS anticipated. Returns
from every county show large Democratic
gains. &sd falling off in the Radical vote.
1t Is NOW probable that Gov. Stephenson =
majority Will reach fully seventy thousand.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. - Mrs d.
Smith and Michael Donnelly advertise es>
trays taken up.
The Seventh District School Board Of
this village advertise for proposals for work
on their school house.
Jos. Hoyer opens his new saloon, oppo,
site Washington Square, on aturday eve
ming, and proposes to free lunch the pub.
lie.
Joseph Fulmer will entertain his friends
with ''Harvest Ball, at the Pine Grsvs
House, on Saturday evening, Aug Is.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

RADICAL 1EsTIMoNY.-We feel com
pelled to give Gov. Seymour the benefit Of
mass Of very poor testimony just now.
Our present witness is John w. Forncy In
June, 1863, while Pennsylvania was in
vaded by Lee, and Governor Curtin va.
appealing to Governor Seymour for aid.
Forney's Phi sdelphia Press .aid:
Honor TO New York HER COVER,
NOR HAS ACTED LIKE A MAN
Who Knows WHEN THE TIMEFOR
PARfISANSHIP Is AT END. Hey
gallant Seventh is now at Harrisburg, end
side by side with our brave Pennsylvanian.
preparing to resist the invaders. Yki. is
the true spirit of brotherIy love. Bat
while New York city is doing 70 much tc
save Pennsylvsnis, what is the city of Phil
adelphia doirg7'
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Is CoNlNG.-Dr. BARTH, Consult

Is CoNING.-Dr. BARTH, Consulting
and operating Surgeon to the Chicago Eye,
Ear and Lung Infrmary, No. l4l Madison
street, will be at the Windiate House ou
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, August llth, 18th, 18th
l4th and 18th, during which time be can
be consulted for successful treatment of dis
eases of the eye, ear, throat, heart, ca.
tarrh, lungs, deafness, noises and dis.
charges from the ears, scrofula, rheuma.
tism, and all diseases of the blood and
nerves, and diseases incident to females
French artificial eyes inserted that will
move and appear like the natural eye.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

NEW TEACHER The officers of the Sec
ond Ward school have contracted with Mr.
DAVID BRAINARD, of Beloit, to teach the
higher department the coming year. Mr.
B. comes very highly recommended By
leading educational men. School will com
mence on the 9Th Of September.
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AANIToWoC, WISCONSIN, AUGUST Z, 1868

CONGRESSIONAL CONvENTIoN.-AtteI
ton is directed to the call for Congress
ional Convention in another column. No
tees ofthe times and places for our Assem-
bly, District Conventions to elect Deiecates
to Oshkosh will appear next week. Sat
urday, the 29th inst, will probably bs the
time, aud Mulhollands the place for ths
First District, Two Rivers for the Secoud
and Branch village for the Third.
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TEA toll>gate keeper was brought be-
fore magistrate tor cruelty to his dauch.
ter. The little difficulty arose from a dis.
covery made by the parent that the girl.
who was frequently left in charge of tho
gate, used to allow her sweetheart, s
young butcher, 10 drive his wagon through
| free. ''She never toilet her love"
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from London!

london, Augnst 4.
Mr. Scaflon, counsel for prisoners War.
reh .and Cas'Sllo, in a communication to,
the London Tines repeats lis declaration
that his clients were tried aud convicted on
evidence procured in Tie United States,
The Tncs, in an article, reterates its dcnis:
CT the correctness Of The statement
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

GREEN Conn.,. E. PLAT, Esq, has
our thanks for 6ne mess Of green corn
from his model garden 1t is the first We
have seen this season, AID proved to be of
excellent quality.
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ECAND1NAvIAN SocIE1r.-On Saturday
evening Scandinavian Society was organ.
lied in Milwaukee and Mr.. JusT NJ. CAEN.
OF the Ifemod, elected President. The oh.
joct of tho society is mutual benefit, and
'oclal Intercourse. A courre Of lectures id
the Scandinavian language will be delivered
toIoro it. and a library organized.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

VESSEL SALE-The schooner WahaHa
was sold at Marshal's sale in Chicago few
days ago to JAMES HoYE, of Milwaukee.
The price paid was in the neIghborhood of
$500 The WolLaHa is only a year old,
and measures Il5 tons burthen, new style.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

s~ Our exchanges are filed With the
glad tiding,, of immense meeting. for the
ratification of the Democratic nominees all
over the country. There is No mi8takins
the signs Of the times. Tho people arc
bound to have . change Of administration,
the books must be looked over and radical
lem retire from its revolutionary work for
tour years at least. Therc Is no mistake.
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FIRE MEETING.-The regular meeting Of
Badger Engine Company will be held at
their Engine House, on Thursday evening,
August 6, 1868. at 7 IL clock. A full
attendance is requested. BY order of the
Foreman. QUIRIN EVEN, Secy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

Hsg~ Hon NJ. L. MARTIN, u. s. Indian
Agent, informs the editor Of the Appleton
Crescent that during his long residence ia
Wisconsin he has never witnessed such CON
tinuous and extreme heat as we have had
for the past month, except in 1893, al
Green Bay, when for some week. the ther-
mometer marked not less than 90.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

New FIGURING MILL.-Messrs p. J. &
A. Z. PIERCE and G.. SLYE have commenc-
ed erecting fine Touring mill at Branch
village. A solid stone foundation has al
ready been laid, and the frame will be
raised next week The mill will be 80 by
40 feet, three and half stories high, and
will contain 2 run Of stone. 1t will be in
running order by the first of November, and
we know of no better location for an insti-
tuition of the kind in the county, or bet
ter set of men to run it. That will be
worth fortune to the farmers of large
section OF country, and We hope will prove
profitable to the enterprising projectors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

s% Gen. S. PAKKE Coon, Of Milwau.
kee, has been spending few days in town
The General is . very efectusl Democratic
speaker and We hope to hear his eloquent
voice during the campaign.
Our old Democratic friend, William
Moore, Esq, Of Waupun, slso gave u. .
call.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

THE NEW REcToRY. The new Episco-
pal rectory has been completed, and Rev.
t. B. DooLEY and his family were regular
ly Installed as its occupants last week. 1t
is situated on the church grounds, on
Ninth street, near Chicago, and is very
neat specimen of architecture. Ml. boo
LEY has our CONGRATULATIONS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

RETURNED. Our fellow-citizen, ELI
JAZZ *. RAND, Esq, returned from the
East on Tuesday last, where he had been
rusticating for some weeks. Mr.. r. brought
US handsome soureueir from Mr.. L. NJ
JACOBS, POT Eighth Avenue, New York
who will always be glad to have Manitowoc
people call at his establishment when in
that city.
Mr.. RAND reports the whole country
alive for SEYMoUR-the Democrats wide
awake and stirring and the RAIDS chop faller
and despondent!
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Democratic Club Meeting,

THE OFFICE OF THE POLICE JUSTICE
Saturday Evening, August s.
hay~ Let epery Democrat attend
JERE. CROWLEY, President
Mr. ,ous ! EIPn1DGs' Pnaps.' Secretaries
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GRAM MARKET Mr. CONWAY paid the
following prices for grain on the 9Th inst:
Winter Wheat new. 81 l606l.S0; Spring
Wheat (old), sl.7OGl.75; Rye, sl.oO;
Barley, $l.0O9LlO; Oats new, 4oG50
cts; Peas, *l100l.2O.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

RAJ We learn that PETER MCKENZIE,
advertised last week as missing, Was seen
in Milwaukee the other day, searching for
employment.
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~ A Philadnlnhia

S~ A Philadelphia Democrat, whose
address is the Mercury Office, in that city,
offers the following; He will nane twelve
states, snd will bet $l0, 900 on each state,
that Seymour viii carry them; eco, ,OoC
that Seymour, il he lives, will lie the next
president 5000 that no radical will dare
accept the proposition, and put up the
money. -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

ABSENT Last week S Tribune announces
that its senior editor, Mr.. SMITH, has been
obliged TO leave the editorial chair for few
weeks on account of sore eyes. We hope
the time of his affection viii be of short
duration.
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails


beUTHERN, EASTERN, SoUTH-EAsT AND WEST
KRS NAIL via Chiffon and Fond du Lac. -
Arrives daily, Monday excepted, at s o'clock
An Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
3 l-2 O'Clock p. M.
SoUTHERx MAIL (via Sheboygan. ARRIVES
daily at O. clock III. Leaves daily at 8
o'clock P. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL Ito Two Rivers only AR
rives daily at O'Clock A. NJ. Closes daily
at z O'Clock p.
NORTHERN Mail. via Green Bay to Kewau-
nee, Door County, and Lake Superior twice
aweek Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
at O'Clock A. M. Closes every Monday aud
Thursday ut clock P. NJ.
NoRTH-W EsTERS NAIL, via Branch and Reed
vile to Menasha, once a week-Arriye-
every Friday at 8 o'clock A. M Leaves
ssery Friday at 10 Al
Es25- Office hours from A. NJ. to p. n.
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r2- What is the matter with the Two
Rivers Post Office ? Several of our SUB.
scribers complain of the non receipt of the
Ifiot. II isn't our fault.
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E1- The redoubtsble first nine of the
Hittemhards, who triumphed so signally
over the Stsdman Club Of Shsboygan Falls.
had to succumb last Friday evening to the
prowess of scrub nine Of thei. own
club. They have abandoned base ball and
taken to croquet. The bubble reputa-
tion" is transitory article.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07

Hors.- Baraboo Republic estimates
the hop crop in the State, this year, a.
10000 to t5 900 bales, being double the
crop of last year but the kilbourn Union
thinks that the hop crop in that vicinity
will not exceed that Of last year in the
yield, though twice the amount cf land is
under cultivation.
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MASONIC.

Manitowoc Lodge, No. IS, A F. . and A. NJ
Regular meetings on The first and third We'd
nesdays of each month, at Masonic Hall, on
York street f. X. RAND, W.M
G. LULING, s W
III. G. ALB tECHT, J. W.
W. II. Horn, Secretary
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~ The editor Of tbs Mobile 3yiJsns
has written the following characteristics d.
seriptiop, which is very applicable to ~
cent occurrence in this village:
GO sERENADKR-PLAYN NO NCRI.
The musical young gent, Rks is deeply
smitten with = young lady en- ia street,
and is nightly thunbing bis guitar under
her window, to the great annoyance Of the
neighborhood, is advised to gait. He will
accom- plish nothing if be plays On that
line oil summer"
We are inclined to think that young lady
returns not his alteration, aOr likes his ,su :
sic, for We know that the noise be claws
out OF that guitar j, enough TO give . well
conducted sew mill the toothsche, end tRe
neishboraood don't like him for touch
ing his light guitar" We love music, bat
not such rs that, and We don't o.aa,e the
"old D,sa' for wettins the amorous music
al youths curs with bucket Of water the
other night Throw away that guitar, thou
unhappy unknown, aud take to the ham
mer aud anvil you viii certainly make bet
ter music, and will find it more healthy.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many of our
friends have been showering acts of kinds
ness upon US lately. To DAVID SMOKE,
Esq, we fear we are under more obliga-
tions than we can ever pay. If heartfelt
thanks, however, will be any compensation,
he may consider himself wealthy. Messrs.
VIM. ROBINSON of Kossuth, ROBERT Nc
GAVIN, and other friends, may consider
themselves entered in our book Of memory.
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eH During the war New York Furnished

e& During the war New York furnished
The Union army over four hundred aud
fifty thousand men-ncarly one fifth of the
entire number contributed from all the
states-and the most of these four hundred
aud fifty thousand were furnished under
the administration of Gov. Seymour. But
Gov. Seymour was ''disloyal," you know ;
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The Sea Bird-Desesnt of . Diver

The Sea Dird-Descsnt Of . Diver.
Last Sunday morning the propeller G. j.
Tuesdcl, belonging to the GOODRICH line,
steamed from Chicago to the closing scenes
ofthe fearful Sea Bird disaster, and on ar
irving there, soundings were made for some
signs Of the suuksn boat. 1t vas found ly
ing in the same spot where it has lain since
it went down, about three-fourths Of mile
from shore, aud some four miles south Of
Waukegan.
An expert diver had been taken on board
the 7fuesdeH, and having made the psces-
sary arrangements, he was lowered to the
wreck. He had been below but tow mo.
ments when he made signs to have stout
line let down to him, and this being done,
ore end of it WAS made fast to the iron safe
Of the Sea Bird. which was soon landed
on the deck OF the 1ruesasli. Tie diver
returning, reported the suuken vessel to
be lying partially on her side. broken in
twain, about midshipA aud that after 3
careful search he had been unable = snd
any bodies. Tho safe vas broken open and
discovered to be entirely empty. the terrible
ueAt Va tuS p2Aolux UoAb ossiuS ootiieJ
consumed all the papezs, including the pss-
senger list, stored in it, aud thus destroying
every clue as to the exact number who per
ished. The safe itself Is nothing but stout
iron box, intended to be burglar proof. but
not made to stand extreme heat. 1t il tad>
ly rusted and battered, aud ROW lies just
outside the Office Of the Goodrich ias. aear
Rush street bridge.
Having flushed the examination Of the
safe, the diver was let down for the second
time, aud attached the line to the aachsr
Of the Sea Bird, which was hauled sa
board the propeller. Further isvestiga
ton was brought to close by the rising Of
high wind, sHd toe TrsesdeH returned to
Chicago. There is . probability that the
search will be continued 1t soms tasuss
day, thong b the certainty O. net being Htls
to discover anything additional ceBccrnips
the humber and names Of the lost will tend
somewhat to deter any further inquiry.
There can be no stores of valss left upon
her, and rs the bodies Of those passengers
that were carried down with the boat have
all been washed away, there is little left
upon the sunken hulk Of the ill>fated Sea
Bird to tempt continued investigation.
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SUS BURNERS The best and safest
lamp top ever invented. Explosion no
longer possible. Two sizes. Call at the
City Drug store and see them in operation.
27.tf Q. R. Bacon, Druggist.
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a9~ Bully for Kentucky.
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rfs- These be bTecsy and pleasant days.
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JACK MARBLE.
from the New York Ledger
BY MARY KYLE DALLAS.

from the New York Ledger.
Life is worth nothing to me it I can.
not dress well |"
She said il, and she meant it, from
her heart. And she looked down scorn-
fully and angrily upon her coarse dress
and common shoes. Many and many a
time theSthought had been in her mind ;
and now II formed itself In words which
she uttered aloud; and, as they fell upon
the evening air, hapd came down upon
her shoulder and, turning, she saw her
husband. sas " ISIS " .5
Is it really SO, BelLl" he asked, and
drew her to him.
A babything. though she had wo-
mans years and staturs--a beautiful
creature, with creamy skin apd eyes
blue as sapphires are. Not common
woman: one in whose veins blue blood
ran You could see that at glance,
though the man whose wife she was was
a common sailor.
They told romantic story about her
in that seaside place. How, on voy-
age across the ocean with her father
the sailor had Won her heart. How there
were, afterward, secret meetings and
troth- -plightings; a I'd how, in the end
sthe discovery of the love affair and her
parents anger had only driven Bell Ray
inond to slops with her sailor-iover, and
marry him despite all opposition.
She had been disOWned and disinher-
itsd and now, were they to meet in the
street, Der own father would have passed
her Is he would1a stranger; for, to his !
mind, she had disgraced herself and her
faspil irretrieyably. #
That Jack Marble was good, and
haadsoune, and love,worthy, was no ex-
cusr for his daughter in Mr.. Raymond's
eyes. lie was common sailor, of vul- |
gar parsntags-=that blofted ou, all merit
at ones and forever.
Other people maryealed at Bell Raw |
anond's choice, and blamed her too. Bnt
she was very happy. Her young hus.
band idolized her; and, q the first mon |
4ey was plenty, sums which
Jacks hafdwofking father had scraped
togsth4r for rainy day. and so be-
queaihed 10 his son. were Withdrawn
from the bank In which they had been |
deposited aud Bell had tasteful ward
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u Goodbye" -
They watched him out of sight. The
little bark, a mere eggshell for thAsussalal
to play with on such s
u never come back no. more,
MASTER" said woman who stood near
the gentleman, and the faces of all about
them said the same. "5~a@ q.
An hopr thence tempest had burst
over them, such as only opesold woman
in all that seaside place could remember
having known before. And then (it
was fifty years or more since the dayl
twenty dead bodies had been cast upon
the beach in the morning; BODIES Of
fishermen caught outside the harbor bar
by the storm.
There were aud hearts an the town
town filled with sea-going folk. nearly
every household of which had some dear
one afioat upon the ocean. But eyerv
woman there had a thought to spare
from her own sorrows for. poor Jack
Marble, and tho young wife who wept
for him.
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