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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-05-07

BASE BALL.-We have received a pro
spectus Of the arrangements for the New
York State base ball tournament, to be
held at Niagara Falls, commencing June
9, and to be open to all clubs in the Uni
ted States and Canada Fifteen hundred
dollars will be distributed in prizes, gold
and silver balls, ETC., and the whole num-
Der OF prizes is more than two hundred.
All the arrangements seem to contem-
plate the most liberal Inducements to the
participation OF clubs; so that 1t is far
to presume that the tournament will be
one Of unusual interest to baseball play
crs everywhere
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned Fred. Gage,
owner and proprietor of Blocks icen 10 Sxeen(1@)
Seventeen (I), Eighteen (IS) Nineteen 40 Twenty
COZ Twentyone CID, Twenty-Five (22) Twenty-three
(25}, Iweny-our cd. Twenty-Five (25 and Twenty
SIX (26 and OF all the lots into which the same are
sUbdvided-(exccpt lot seven a. in said Block nine
teen O9}in a. W BueI's Plat subdivision Of Gov
eminent Lot number fosr 90 and part Of government
lots number Two p and three @ in section nineteen
40 in Township nineteen 40 North, of Range
ty-lour ca East, situated in the county of Manito
WOO and St9te OF NisconSin.-whch said Plat is re-
corded in Volume "R" Of Deeds on pages 60 and 81
in the Registry of Deeds of said 3anitowoc County,,
and the dndesigne'l James SufIran owner and propr
ctor said lot seven % in block nineteen above
described will apply to the Cirucuit Court for the
County of Manit"woc aforesaid. the GeXt term
thereof TO be held at the Court House in the Village
OF Nanitowoc in said county, the fourth Monday
of June, a ID. 1868 at the opening of the court on
that day, thereafter counsel can he heard.
for order yacatn much of the above described
Plat of subdivision contains and includes the above
described lots ami blocks, and the streets avenues,
lanes and alleys intervening the same.
Dated April sd 1868.
IHpr,
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ScoLDs.-Scolding teachers Scolding
parents Scolding preachers Yes,
alas, we have them all. Scoldiug is a
different thing from the warning, admon-
ishing, reproving and rebakinging en-
joined in the Scriptures upon those who
are in authority. II often becomes pain
fully necessary to do this, in the family,
school and congregation. St. Paul did
this repeatedly and effectually, and told
Timothy and Titus to DO it without fear
and our Lord rebuked the Pharasees
in q way that was severe and terrible
But neither Christ nor Paul ever scolded
4 child IS never made better nor teach
er more useful by scolding Ifyoar pu-
pills do wrong, ad.ioni>h them in a way
that IS firm but Christian-if needs be
punish them, but don't give expression
to your disapprobation by turning from
a Christian teacher or parent into COM
mon sold. How painful and humllla-
ting in after life is the remembrance OF a
scolding teacher or scolding mother
The result Of mere passionate scoldlng Is
meyer good, but always evil, aid should,
therefore, neverbe heard within the walls
of Christian school or d Christian home.
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FRED. GAGE.
lanes SIrEEHAN
. iiaS 81 4 nv,
b. 5. A. WOOD, their Attorney.

DOOK AGENTS WANTED. for HowIand's LIFE CF
ID GEN EBAL GRANT. as a Soldier and a States
man An accurate History Of his Military and Civil
Career. 0no large octave vol of $50 pages. finely
illustrated. Agents viii find this the book to sell at
the present time. The largest cammiSj0s Giren. We
employ GesraI sgentS, ana offer ertra Inducements
to canvssrs. Agents viii the advantage of deal
ing directly with the publishers For circulars and
torms address, J. B. BURR co, Publishers, Hart
ford, CT. 2+t
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THE REPUBLICAN STYLE. During the
five years the Republicans of Indiana
have been in power, they have reduced
the State debt more than one-half beside
paying all the expenses Of the State. Aud
still more significant commentary is the
fact that since the close of the war, by
which the national debt was created the
Republican Congress, by its prudent man
agemenJ, has succeeded in causing that
debt to be reduced $238, 479, S34 This
has been acc emphasized in only about two
years and a nalf And during that time
the Repub lean Congress has also four
times modified the internal taxes, reduc-
ing them il, the aggregate about t10o han
dred nalj3a Of dollars. IF the Demo
Gratis, hungry FOR spoils, should be restor
ed to power in the Government We would
soon see quite a different state of things
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CTATE OF wEscoNsBS, 5aanito,soe

y IONnTy.
Prostate Office. AufiI 18th A. d. 1865
in the matter Of the Proof and Probate of the last
will and testimony of Charles Rieclen deceased late
OF the County Of Man;towoc:
Whereas, an instrument in writing. purporting to
be the last Will and testiment of Charles Rechen de-
ceased, late of the County of ManitOwoc been filed
III this office; and Whereas application has been
made by Sophie Riechen, praying that the same he
proven and admitted to Probate according to the laws
OF this State:
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before at the Probate Office in !the Mani
toWoc N SAID Connty ON the llth day Of May, \ D.
ISIS, at 10, O'Clock a. m
And is turthero rdercd that notice shall be given
to all persons interested in said Will of tie time and
place OF said hearing, hy publishing in te Manowoc
Tribune newspaper printed in said Village of Mani
towoc, for three successive weesonce each week prior
to the time of such hearing. by the Court
Bl5-l3t G. W. BARKER, County Judge.
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canvass, is their substantial Identification
in sympathy and ideas with the crushed
Rebellion. The enormous circulation
attained in nearly every State by Brick
Pomeroy's Rebel organ is fact that
cannot be explained away Here is a
journal remarkable for nothing but its
undisguised vehement championship of
the Rebel cause-which predicted and
assassination, and glorifed j. Wilkes as
an apostle and a martyr Of Liberty
with a larger and more widely ditiUsed
circulation than any other two Democratic
sheets though it is printed in a village on
explain the fact into harmony with any
theory whichaflirms that the Democratic
party was ever at heart hostile to the
Rebellion?
The Volunteers form an element of
the canvas not be despised. They are
more than One Million to-day; they are
generally proud oftheir agency in putting
down the Rebellion, and indisDosed to
vote with its partisans. Called TO choose
between their General-inC Chief and a
Peace" Copperhead, it will be difficult
for many of them to vote for the latter.
We doubt that half so many will do so
as now premit themselves to be accounted
Democrats Rally round the flag" is
stirring exortation, which few who have
honorable discharges can withstand.
''On the whole we believe it morally
impossible that Sham Democracy should
elect the next President; but they
viii make a desperate effort. In this
State, New Jersey, and Connecticut they
fight down hill and most determined
systematic, and seasonable effort must be
made to insure their defeat.
We have no vote and no time to spare.
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RED JACKET AXE:
p0lburn's ra!e8t--5Hiy 8, 1851
Tried and not Found Wanting

SIRs:--T have fully tried your Patent Axe and find
thar it is all that you claim 70: it. 1t viii chop faster
than any other Axe that ever saw and leaves the
wood without sticking at all. would not chop nree
days without one for the cost. l need sui say any
more. Tor any that tries Will be satisfied
McKeesport, Dec. 70, 1867. v NJ. KEGS.
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For sac hv adj nea!ers and IL Manulacturers.

For Sale by all Dealers and the Manufacturers,
LIPpINC0TT * BAKEW ELL
Successors to Lppinco CoJSolc owners Of Patents
PITTSBURGH Pa.
TE7EEsS - NO Es5TEE RIG BY sending 80 cts
I and stamp, with age height, color of eyes and
hair You VIII receive, by return mail, correct pic
ture Of your future husband WIFE, with name or
date Of Marriage Address ". FOX, p. o. Drawer, No
5, Fultonville, \. Y.
CURE YOURSELF Of Debility, Sexual Diseases, &c.
I Send your address stamped envelope and ask
for circular of Pathology Direct AMERICAN
NEWS co. III Nassau street. Now York
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~ YTfe'Y5SETF- The Axe and the Label
FINGERS on these patents VIII re prosecuted according
to law Vendors or dealers, and persons using Any
infringement liable with The maker Of the in
fringelncnt.
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IN pRoBAFE: Nanitouoc lo,,,,t,

I COURT.
In the matter OF the Estate Of George W. Emery,
deceased.
On reading and fling thopettion Of Hannah Emery
of Nau,owoc, in said County. Representing. among
other things, that George W. Emery, late of said
county OF Manitowoc the min h day of April A. d.
1858, near Waukegln, Ill., cied intestate leaving
goods chatels and estate within. this State and that
the said petitioner IS tie widow of said deceased and
praying that administration of said estate be 10
Prescott BOynton granted il is ordered that said pc
titicn be heard before the Judge of this Court on
Monday, the Eley enth day OF May 4 D. 1865 at 10
O'Clock 4. II, a. my Office in sold County
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs of said deceased and to persons interested by
publishing copy OF this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Manitowoc
Tribune, Weekly Newspaper published M;inito-
in said County. GEO. W BARKER
County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc tine 18th day Of April A. D.
1865 ,,I 81
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LARGE REAL ESTATE" HOLDERS IN
NEW YoRK.-The following is a list Of
the largest real estate holders in the city
OF New York as they appear on the as
sessment books. rs property is not as
sessed at more than half its cash value it
IS easy to iigure their eaormnns- wealth ::
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.f,6iC advertisements.
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Union Republican Ticket
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Joys Of WedI0ck and DiVoFee--The Age
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Correspondence Of tie Manitowoc TR1Buys-l
April 9th 1868.
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l-IaMA LElnN!l I..lNIk =!

E.D0ls LOCK =! E.eOA :? !.
NOR ONE DOLLAR. viii sell silk Dres
ses Carpets. Sowing Machines. Chamber Sets,
Piano Fortes. Goliand Silver Watches, Fine Jewelry,
&C. comprising great variety of useful articles al to
their address by mail and 20 cts, we VIII forward
them five certificates giving the name and description
of five d Herent articles. which Will forward for
one DtIIar Male ana Female Agents wanted in every
town Send for our Circular. JACKSON q co.
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WhnTEU AGENTS, g m6s It .s@ s,g per

where maie and female to introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FEMALE SEWING
MACHINE. Thus machine viii stitch hem fell tuck
quilt, cord, bind braid and embloder i'll a su-
pcTor manner Price only SIS. Fully warranted for
five years We viii pay $1,000 for any machte that
will sew a stronger, beautiful or more elastic,
seam than ours. 1t makes the Elastic Lock Stitch
Every second stitch be cut and still the cloth
cannot ne pulled aparr without tearing it. We pay
Agents from so to 500 per month and expenses q
commission from which twice tha6 amount can he
made. Address SEC0MB CO.. PITTSBURGH PA
BOSTON Mass
CAIIlON-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palnlnS OH worthless cast-irOn machines under.
the same name or otherwise Ours il the only eenu-
inc and really Practical cheap hine mtInl,il rcd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02
THE PRIZE RING.
The AaFoU t nj noun q OOO N.trh

Jack Leonard's Mercer street drum dro,.
thriving trade on thr evening of saturday. the
2sth instant. owing to an extensive gathering at
the clans embracing nearly all the sporting
notables Of the city. 10 witness the putting up
OF the third five hundred aside in the fiNs.
thousand dollar match between BARNEY Aaron
Collins Unknown. IL was -Nprcied that soIit,-
new Developments. throwing IN. anNiouSlN
looked for light upon the identity Of the indi-
yldual destined 10 be- Barnev> next advrrsarv
IN the orthodox circle. would b. made. but moth .
ing Of the sort TRANSFERRED. and the OFT pro
pounded queries upon the suhirct met with no
more satisfactory a response than hsr,stofoTe.
The generally rec'-iNed opinion continues 10
point 20 Palsy sheppard the man. which
= precisely what the vanquishsr Of con
Rlordan most desires but from certain facts
which have come to our knowledge during Jh'.
past week forming a chain of circumStautiaI
evidence amounting almost Ia "A certainty. w.
think this superstition viii prove erroneous.
and are vell-nigh convinced that the Unknown
VIII TURN ont 10 DE- no other than the late ifnppr-
tafion. Abe Hickeu. Uuul now E.l-rtn-z.r haS
not been mentioned in connection with thu mat
Ter. owing 10 the prevailing iRpre~ lion tbsI h..
could nor come 20 the stipulated weight and 10.
well-an impression occasional nv the fact uf
In weighing i96 and rs pounds r. pectiNs.lV
An hi two last battle>-hut hF ha~ fought lover
and "" sre ss~ured that he can b. in trst-r.tts.
trim ~ i9O pounds. I nder the~s. circurn-
stances. those who ara. coNer~ant with the ~
cellrnt record he has made for himself the eN-
peri"nee H. has gained. aud his thoroughly
Sci'nutc style. viii readily perceive that Ia.
the most eligible of the twain. ana viii stand =
better chanc. of wrestling the honors from
Barney than viii the big-little boxer from ths.
Mound City. with all due Difference h. IL said
Ii j. possible that the backers of the OZARK un
have not n Yet definitely settled upon any one.
but are waiting like Micawhrr. FOR ..soInethinc
TO turn up Ii they have there i necsSSitN
Tor remaining 50 reticrnt ma regard 10 the matter.
how hat thrs-ifths Of the battle money j. in
the custody Of the stakeholder Come. out With
H. snd set the public mind az rest The neNt
deposit ialis Que on the llth inst-N-F Ct'pp~r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02
THE EVENING STAR.


General Gulen arrived Fo-tr.,. Monro~
yesterday morning GA = I'D vi-it Hats -
r.ais - Joan his command. Irigadfrr Genera
haCnpr. oI fhe Watara iat 1ar-pnai. o. visiting
tlai place. he j. iva con yltHtion with thoprf-
UaHre Department upon n suggested IN prove
i1snt- IN gun -C9rriacss
A Geographic diSps,.s was ~s,ei ynd an IN.
CIV Yesterday. anuouuch ag the decrease Of Rev
" liliam NJ Perry. iathS Of Hon. 4. " Frrry.
n ir-''hiatiNr 81 the ii CougTt~- Ional district
OF Michigan. at rand &c ven. Michigan. on III
3ah ult.
Baron Won Oioltrz was rec..ivad yesterday b,
uhf fInlsinI N"pol"ou. n ainha- ssdur uf fra--
sia ana CONFEDERATION ol North ts.finauN
TheCqnoeirH tMoutr,aD mex, ~I,sf,rf ss,, thst
Lord MonCk has received Instructions L, r.
main m Canada another wear Lord Ma 4, Ia
Wa TO succ'Td HIM. remaining m Ireland
General Candy has called tho STATE C,n,.o
ton 10 meet 80 Ral'igh. n g. CA thr isth iu.,
King Victor Emanuel. in his rapl, u me al
dre>s ~ the house. ~ Parliament. ~aN. thst
Italy l. now passing through y crisis ~urrounH.
"a by foes bat hope. t'r a good n~UiL sud
advises Parliament and no people - o. calra.
Emancipation da, Wa c1l'hr1,.'d by llr "a
or"d people in Richmond. 'harle. ton aud other
Southern cities yesterday.
Tho Paris MouItsur ~aN~ Msuahn.a d, IN =
iair Way - complete the T,.nrcstui yaton - the
Italian Cabinr'. aud rhst N" formation 81
new Ministry under hi> dlr"cItun msN d. ,un-
sIderrd CERTAIN.
Calls literally signed are circulating an
Massachusetts for a meeting 81 New Engiaad
manu- itctUr 80 No-cs--t-r tlas sd ln-ta n
40 endorse the action u thr lstr ieNsisnd Goa
S-ntion.
OF the twenty three nomination. made %,
the late Re publican CONVENTION 81 Non'-
goin"-N. Alta, all hui eleven haN" dr,iiu,d "a
be- candidates
General I ". sherman. who ha, b.-n or
derfd 9" IN" com mamd of thr T. -iru DiN sion.
reported Ia hradquaricr- In Philadelphia sf.--
terday. and received formal rsmsisr 81 th.
command from Gen. Meade
The disnllerN of Emil H-lfuck. n Peters
the revenue laws.
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Numbering Children.

This caption may appear strange to many
persons, bat n the public Wa faithfully ii-
formed OF the manner IA which infants ar-
murdered. such y clamor for iu-tice would To-.
raised a. would materially check the inhurnsu
practice OF parents abandoning their children
IN me streets ana GA lots. There ~ not week
passes but that corouerS are called upon Ia
hold lnquesiS upOn infants that have been
lound wrapped in rag aud thrown tnto sOln-
bN place. and IN niue ca~es Out Of t.u the ia
ri'> arr mad" al men Whose tim. J. OF more
value to them than the satisfaction Of knowing
how the child came 10 it, death The body J.
viewed. "a JURY man supposed that death has
been caused by persons unknown or na-
tnral causes and a verdict h. rendered accord-
lnglN. No attempt d made whatever "a ii~-
cover the hrartleSs mother who. afU"r stTang-
hng her BABE. casts a. into tine streets. H.
strikes a.. that if searching investigation
was instituted when iuqueStS over infants
were held that some one could be found who
knew who IN" guilty mother Wa. The aTticls>
OF dress with which the murdered bab.-~
are usually developed must brlong a.
some person and. On The other hand. phN,i-
cans could. AZ they 20 desired. throw some lIghr
upon obscure cases. Yesterday morning. th..
body of a female infant was found an front OF
NJ James Church. on Barre street. and ~
moved 10 the southern police stanton. Wherr IA
inquest was hrld by Coroner Chambers. Th.,
Jury once obtained: the coroner was Released
from further duty m the premises a. lie iurN
Wa then IN the hands of the foreman The
fir>t remark made after the iurN had viewed
IN" body. was IN one OF the IuTymen who ~up-
posed that a was negro child. and thar az had
been 'suu born. This SuppO>ltlOn was COIN
cided i'm BY the remaining eleven men. aud n
verdict rendered an les than ten minutes. MOI
outstanding the TACT the child Was an umu-
sually large one under the circumstance, and
bore marks OF violence about the head aud
arms. that looked a. IN more minute invest
CATION OF the cause of death should have b..s.R
made. IL H. not our intention 10 cen~ur~ tue
lurymen IN this instance. a. they performed
the duty assigned them according Ia the Cn~-
tom o. the day, hut merely show in What
loose and unbusiness-iike manner mquests are
held i'm our ctty.-Fsolf S0atas~T,iai.
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A Strange Marriage.

Some folks. n everybody admits. get married
for all sorts Of REASONS: bur there l. surely
something quite original an the notion OF ..
housemaid catching stray bachelor in order
To marry him with ali speed NJ : O'Clock in th-
morning. and thus 10 secup. n legacy which
would be lost If she " ait.d till half past y N-t
such was the proceeding of Catharine Alliug-
ham, who thirty-siN years ago was in service.
and had for her fellow servants MARY Pears
and Elizabeth PeIls. Now Pearse Wa a woman
possessing furniture and ecu in money. aud
from a mysterious desire 10 promote matfi-
mony among her friends, she executed a will
leaving the furniture and A2g to the first
Of the TWO who should enter the InarTia-st
state. after which she shortly died. Upon
this. Elizabeth Pells at once took sctiOn -
secure the legacy. and arranged la marry her
'.yOung man" ON a certain day. al a CERTAIN
hour, and in certain church: hut. unfOrtn-
naiely. she forgot To keep her secret. Wh-re-
upon the soul Of CafhaIine was stirred. aua
having no '.young man" uf her own an ready
formatrimony, without more ado he bethOughi
herself that one Mr. Thomas. whom she had
seen once or twice. was n bachelor. and would
at any rate DO for husband, 80 far a. the fur
niture and the Eco We're concerned. s.ISariis
Was willing" To oblige the young woman, no
doubt .'for a consideration maSmucb the
bride-eN pectant proposed dat thry should part
immediately after the knot was tied: and when.
on The I'D OF February. 1872. the happy Eliza
beth went into the vrSfry of Christ Church.
Blackfrairs. To sign the register of her
marriage just completed. her eyes bcheld IN,
signatuD of the false CathaIine atfesting her
own marriage with Thomas. and she SAW in a
moment that she had been .-done." The termi-
nation of the affair D. n Prosaic a. The COM
mPncement was farcical cathsrine never SAW
her Thomas but once sfterward. when she met
him by chance in The street. and now she -
dead. having msde mo- will of her own. and her
cousin claims To administer 20 her property a.
heir-at-lsw- the only question A. TO th.. de-
cision Of the Court OF Probate arising fr,otu I'M.
diniculiy OF proving her husband's death. Sach
H. the way ln which the s-maTTiagp de conVe-
nance OF the drawing-room arr initiate nv
expectant legatees in the kitcheu.- T'gH Nil
G0scffs.