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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-12-30
News Items.

s. NJ Felker and others on trial at
Detroit for conspiring to kill Allan Pinker
ton, have been acquitted.
BY an oroer of the Secretary of State
the time for presenting claims against Mex
leo will expire on March lst.
Hon. S. S. Hayes, distinguished citi>
zen of Chicago, was stricken down with
heart disease on Tuesday night.
Jos. Brown..was Instantly. killed on FRI
day, by being caught in a belt at Sherman
& Go. s packing house. in Chicago.
-Dubuqe has been ordered by the Unit
ed States Court to levy tax, Of SIC, 600
to pay money borrowed of Riggs.
Henry 4. Allen, keeper of the Sub
Treasury building in New York, has been
arrested and held in $4,000 bonds, for
presenting fraudulent receipts to the gov
erment.
The President has signed the bill pass
ed by Congress on Tuesday last to reim
burse loyal owners of steamboats,, and other
vessels taken up by the United States dur
ing the late war The claims under the
bill amount to Si0,0 900.
War exists between the Missouri Pa
ciic aud Missouri River Railroads, in con-
sequence Of which the latter between Kan
sas City and Leavenworth, has suspended
operations The Missouri Pacific Company
have Withdrawn all their rolling stock to
the state line, ana passengers and mails fol
the east from Leavenworth will be forward
ed over the Kansas Pacific Road uia Law.
renee pending the settlement Of the troubles
between the parties interested.
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Foreclosure Sale.

In Circuit c urt Manitowoc County.
William Burmeister, against John Kregy,
Antonio Kregy, his wife, Thomas Koselka and
Joseph Schermack.
BY virtue of a judgement of foreclosure and
sale IN the above entitled action dated Decem-
Der list A. b. 1869, | shall expose for sale,
and sell at public vendue to the highest bidder
at the Court House in the Village and County
OF Manltowoc on the 18th day of February A.
u; 1870, at ten o'clock A. NJ. of said day the
following described real estate situated in the
County OF Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin
to-wit: The east half of the north east quarter
of section eight (8) in township twcnty-one
(2l north Of range twenty-four GA east, sit
uatcd in the County of Manitowoc and State
of Wisconsin. z. MULuOLLAND, Sheriff.
eco. N. WooDIN, Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated Sherif's Office Msnitowoc Wis, this
9th day Of December 1850 sa-3t
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Foreclosure Sale.

In Circuit Court Manitowoc County,
Charles Cain, against Patrick Hogan and
Mary Hogan, his wife.
BY virtue of a judgement of foreclosure and
sale in the above entitled action, dated Deceni-
Der Odd 4 d. 1869, | shall expose for sale and
ell at public vandue to the highest bidder, ut
the Court House in the Village and County Of
Maritowoc on the tn day of ebruary A, ID,
1870, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, the
following described real estate situated in tho
County Of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin,
to-wit The st half of the south east quarter
of section six (6) in township No. nineteen
l9) north of range No. twen.y-three (Zsl east
ana lying and being situated in said ounty Of
Nlpitowoc. p. MULHOLLAND, Sheriff.
WALKER & WHI-E. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated Shcriff's Office Manitowoc Wis, this
9Th day of December 1869. 53-3t
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From Havana,

Havana, Dec. a.
A quantity Of arms and ammunition IL
tended for shipmen, to the insurgent forces
was found, yesterday, on the plantation of
Tello Lamar, near Matanzas. The com-
mander Of the Spanish forces Immediately
assembled a court martial which tried
Lamar, and found him guilty of treason,
Lamar was executed to-day.
Mignel Acosta, one of the leaders of the
insurgents, has been executed.
A large number of Cubans, who have
been arrested for conspring against the
Spanish Government, and for other offences
were to day sent 10 Spain, By order of Cap
tain General De Rodos
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IN PROBATE: Manitowoc County Court,

| IN PROBATE: Manitowoc County Court.
Il In the matter of the estate of Thomas Me-
Donald, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Heary
MuihollaGd one Of the executors of the Last
viii of said deceased, representing, among
other things: that he has fully administered
said estate. and praying that time and place
be fixed for examining and allowing his
account of his administration, filed in this
Court. 1t is ordered that said account he ex-
amined by the Judge OF this Court,on Monday
the 10th day of January A. ID. 1870, at D
o clock A. NJ. at my Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be giv-
en- the neirs of said deceased and to ali per-
sons interested, by publishing copy Of thi.
order for three weeks prior to said day of hear
ing, in the Manitewoo Pilot, a weekly news.
paper printed and published at Mdnitowoc in
said County.
q. W. BARKER. County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc, this -7.h day ofDecem.
Der a. D 1869. 22-3t
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In Probate.

TANITOWOC COUNTY COURT. In tho
lNl matter of the estate of Patrick Eagan,
deceased TO all whom il may concern:
Letters Of administration on said estate hav-
ing been issued to Catharnc Eagan on the 3lst
day of May } d. 1869, and six months from
and after said day being alb wed and limited
for creditors TO present their claims for exam
ination and allowance Notice is hereby
given, that the undersigned will, on the first
Monday of each month"; for six months from
the date hereof at the Probate Office in the vii
lage of Manitowoc, in said comfy, reeeive,cx-
anime and adjust all claims, and demands Of
all persons against said deceased.
November n 1869
GEO. W. BARKER, County Jud3a,
GEo Wo DIN, Atty for PFH. 10
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RAILROAD News. We learn from the
Ozaukee Adrertiser, that the citizens of
Port Washington are wide awake on the
subject OF Lake Shore Railroad. They
have had large meeting and resolved to
90 all 10 their power to forward the build-
ing OF the road. Other places along the
proposed line of the road are also placirg
themselves in position to get into the har.
ness when necessary. Our Railroad Com
m'ttee, we understand, propose to invite
such OF our business men as wish to unite
with them, for trip to Appleton, Menasha
and Green Bay, for the purpose of confer.
ing with the citizens of these places, in
reference to Railroad matters. This exne.
dltlon, we are informed, will take nlace
soon after New Years. Let the bali keen
rolling, and let watchful eye be kent nnon
our Legislature this winter, that our inter-
ests may not be ieopardlzed by some an.
tagonlstic project, being chartered to defeat
US. In Senator Reed. however we know
that We have representative who will
guard our interests, as he would his own.
and who has the ability to discern what j..
and what is not, for the good of Manitowoc
County.
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News by Cable.

London, Dee "a
The weather is clear, and cool and de-
llghttul, with prospect Of remaining so
during the holidays.
Londonderry, Dec e.
The steamship North America, lrom
Portland arrived yesterday.
Southampton. Dee "a.
The steamship Herman, from New ork,
has arrived.
Paris, Dee "a.
1t is now settled that the long expected
interview between the Emperor of Austria
and the King OF Italy will occur on the 18th
OF January, at Ancona. After the inter
view King Victor Emmanuel will yisi,
Vienna III company with the Emperor
The ex Queen Of Naples gave birth to a
daughter his morning. AT latest accounts
both were doing well.
Rome, Dec "a
The result of the vote taken on Monday
last in the Ecumcnical Council, for the
election OF twenty four members of the
Committee on Discipline, will be made
known at the next regular meeting. 1t is
said three French bishops will Gel Itanly be
elected.
London, Dec. "a
The Times, in an editoria this morning,
rejoces that the Irish American, have aban-
doned their scheme for the forcible estab-
lishment of the Republic OF Erin, and ad-
vises the his b people themselves to aban
don all ideas of republicanisIn
The holders OF Erie Railway shares iu
England haye made arrangements, through
a committee, to test their power of obs
tanning redress in the court Of the United
States.
The government officers have denied that
the recent removal Of the arms at Man
chester was designed as precaution against
Fenian outbreak.
The >ydenham, Captain Earl, which
left London for New York on the lSt of
November, has returnd, leaky, having ex-
perenced heavy gale
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In Justice Court.

MANITOWOC COUNTY,
Village of Manitowoc.
To John J Cone
You are hereby notified that a warrant o.
attachment has been issued against you, and
your property attached to satisfy the demand
of David Smoke, amounting to Forty Three
and ten-one hundred. hs Dollars: now. unless
you shall appear before Don A. shove, Police
Justice, in and for the Village Of Manitowec
in said Comfy, at his Office IN sid Village,
on the 18th day of January, A. d. l8 o. 1T
ten O'Clock in the forenoon. judgement viii be
rendered against you, and your property so.d
to pay the debt.
DAVID SMOKE, Plaintiff
Dated this 7th day OF poeeu,hpr, \ h
1863 90.
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foreclosure Sale.

IN Circuit Court. Mani;owoc County.
j Gordon b. Stray, against, Friedrich Il,
Gibson.
BY virtue Of a judgment: Of foreclosure aud
sale in the above entitled action dated Novein-
Der 22d a. D. 1869 | shall expose for sale
and sell ut public yendue to the highest bidder
at the Court House in ite Village and county
of Maritowoc on the 18th duy Of January a.
ID; 1870, at ten o clock A. NJ. OF said day, tho
following described real estate, situated in tia
NiIlaged Of Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin
to-wit: lot number four (4) in block number
one hundred and ff.y-three 1873 in the VII,
lagc of Manitowoc in said County of Manitowoo
and State of Wisconsin.
Dated Sheriff Office, Mani.owoc, Wis. tl.is
9Th day of November. 500.
p. MULU0LLAND. Sheriff.
Walker White. Plaintiff Attorneys.
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RAILROAD. The Appleton Post thinks
that Railroad matters are being developed
slowly but surely. There seems to be not
a shadow Of doubt bat that they viii soon
have Railroad direct from Appleton to
Milwaukee, How are you Lake Shore
Railroad, frop Milwaukee to MaDitowoc? :?
Wake up you capitalists and be doing some
thing for the interest Of Manitowoc you
have remained neutral long enough.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that there will be meeting
of the member of the Jones' Library Associa-
ton on Wednesday the 9Th day of January
1870 at o clock m, at the Library Room
of said association in the village of Manitowoc,
TO the purpose of receiving the reports of tho
Board Of Directors and the Treasurer, and
for the transaction of such other hu usiness az
may bc presented for consideration.
By order of the Board of Directors,
HENRY MULH0LLAND, See.
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WHEAT, White Winter SO.
do Red do 80
do Spring do -75c.
C0RN-S1 90.
OATS-37c
POTaTOES-5pc
BEANS-S2 0Oa3 90.
BARLEY-90c.
HAY, per toa-S9 90
FLOUR, White Winter--s5 so.
do Rye do $3.50
do Spring extra 81 so.
do Superfne So So
FINE CORN MEAL--S2 90
PORK, Mess, per bbl.-S52 90.
do Fresh, par Lun !red-S9 .Ooal0.C0
SALT-.2.75.
BUTTER--2c
EGGS-25c
SUGAR, Brown-12a16c
do Crushed and Railroads.&c.
COZ EE. Rio-25a30c.
do Java-35c
LUMBER, Common-S8 0Oa12.00.
do Second Clcar-S2O.00
do First do -S35. 90.
SHINGLES Commons 90
do Warranted
do Sawe1-S2 80
LATH-S3,50.
WHITE FISH--s7 .00aS.0O
TROUT 90
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN-In the Wayne
Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge Patchin
decided that he had power to. permit
amendment to the declaration in the case
OF Howard rs. the Detroit and Milwaukee
Railroad Company. The case was tried at
one OF the recent terms of the Circuit
Court, and IS now pending in the Supreme
Court on writ of error. Howard sued the
Detroit and Milwaukee Roiltcoy Company
and after ward amended his declaration by
substituting the Detroit and Milwaukee
Raitroad Company. He now seeks to
amend the record by changing back again,
aud asks for new trial. Judge Patchin
has decided that he has the power to grant
the motion should be think best to do SO
upon hearing on the merits. Detroit Post.
Dec 30
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Notice,

Is hereby given that an election viii be held
on Wednesday, the 18th day of January next,
at the Library Room of the Jones' Library
Association of Manitewec, in the. village Of
Manitowoc. for the purpose of eleeting three
directors Of said association, in place OF j.
Richards. Henry Baetz and Henry Sibree,
whose term OF office will expire on that day,
and also one director in place Qf o. R. Smith,
resigned. The polls of said elect, n will be
kept open from , to o'clock m
HENRY MULHOLLAND, Sec.
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s@% If you want to have regular red
hot, hunkydory, high toned old time, don't
fail TO go out to Chlourek' S New Year 5
night, as he is going to disil up something
in the shape of dance hat will make you
Z" think of your head in the morning"
"Shoo, fly, don't bodder me-" will be
there.
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BllrnHl 70 Death

Cincinnati, Dec. "a
This morning Mrs. Siam s, of this city,
was burned to death. She was seventy
years old. While dressing she came to
near the CRATE, and her clothes caught fire.
Her husband was still in bed, aged aud
feeble, and could do nothiLg The doors
were broken open and help came from the
outside, attracted by her cries, but too late;
she was dead. Medical aid was called, but
was OF no avail.
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Physiology.


Mrs. Walter G. Lyman, who lectured to
the ladies Of Manitowoc about year ago,
is now in New York ,and in lecture deiv-
cred III DIR. Chapins church, used the fol-
loving language as respected in the Herald.
The lecture said: THE destiny of wo.
man was to become wife and mother: that
1t was the duty OF every woman to fit her.
self Both physically aud mentally to perform
that mission wisely and perfectly TO pro-
duce harmony there must be equal devel-
opmcnt Of mind and body. To the neglect
OF this harmonious development may be
attributed SO much of the lamentable decay
OF our families. The early decline Of our
women grows out OF our imperfect system
OF education both al home and at school.
Thousands OF beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED
women die annually because they canuot
meet the demands of Lature aud fulfil the
holy Office OF motherhood. One, fourth of
all children born annually die before they
arrive at the age of one year, and one halt
before reaching the age of ten. The world
to day groans under its burdens Of disease,
deformity, insanity, suicide and mul der, and
yet cannot or will not trace to its true
source, the prevented ideas SO widely prev
aent among our women IN regard TO GUS
toms aud habits Of dress and living. Much
OF the mental and nervous excitement is
due to prevented sensational literature
scattered through the whole length and
breadth of our land, giving false views of
life and duty. The speaker said nine
tenths Of the crimes committed were the
results of diseased condition of body and
mind. For 1900 years men have been
striving TO evangeIize the world Is it not
time FOR woman TO DO her share in this glo
rlous work and SO hasten The niillenial
dawn?
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LAID UP.-The propeller g. J. T.'gesdeN
has gone into winter quarters at this port.
The stagnation of business in the freight
line along tho shore, we understand, de
manded her withdrawal The 81 Joseph
will, however, continue making trips be-
tween Two Rivers aud Milwaukee as often
as the weather dictates
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x@e%sR=

sea- Oaths can daily be heard on our
streets from boys between the ages Of
twelve and fourteen years. Go slow, boys,
it is bad habit, and may lead sou to the
gallows.
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E1r If you haze some absent friend who
is interested in what transpires in this
community put his name on our list as a
subscriber and have TIE PMoT sent to
him regularly. Such subscription would
be the best holiday gift you could bestow.
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The Texas Election.

NofWaIk, Conn, Dec. q
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived here by G neral W. I. Clarke:
Houston, Texas, Dee %
Davis is elected by 500 majority, and will
be provisional governor in few days
Wimal and Nlvarro are not to have an elec,
ton. (Signed) j. W. Mcdonald,
Secretary Republican Executive Commit
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EG% On next new year day our carrier
boy will call upon his friends, with his
annual address. lie is good faithful
young man, and will appropriate, aud de
serve all the favors in the shape Of dimes,
quarters or halves, that his many friends
may bestOw him.
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CHRISTMAS. This great festival Of the
Christian church of the world was observed
In Manitowoc in an auspicious manner,
services being held in all the various
churches of the city, save the Episcopal
church, where services were suspended on
account of the absence of the pastor.
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GOING TO LEAVE Us.-We hear it stat
ed that our cotemporary, Ed, of the Tf>
dume, has been offered quite an induccment
to go and start Nrely paper in Memphis,
Tenn, and that he will start for that region
early in The spring. Success, Ed, in your
new field of labor.
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Esg- The style Of overcoats this winter
will be about the same as last winter; es,
pecially with those who have to wear the
ones they wore last season
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EsTg. Nohody likes "a hn nobO1y In

sa5- Nobody likes 10 be nobody, bu,
everybody is pleased to think himself some
body. Anybody is somebody but when
anybody thinks himself to be somebody, he
generally thinks everybody else is nobody
Fact.
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DONATION. There will be q donation
party at the parsonage Of the Rev MIR.
Knox, pastor of the NJ. E. church, of this
village, this Thursday evening.
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r@- Ladies who wear the shortest skirts
somehow have small feet and nice fitting
boots.
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New Advertisements,
BLO0IINGT0N, I'll, NURSERY.
IS h Year! 500 Acres 10 Gresnho sesl

Largest, best stock and shipping facilities
Apple, Duchess, Transcendent, Hislop /, 2
and years. Apple root-grafts, choice in
Guiding above, o ,00o, 500 Root gratis, Pear,
Plumb, Cherry, Seeds, Apple, Pear, Sc,
Nildgoo5e, Miner, Lombard, Plums, Ever
greens, Roses, loco, ~100. Dahlias Glad
iolus, Tubcrose, Greenhouse, Bedding Plants.
Send Ice for Catalogues.
ID lat F. K PIIENIX
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FEs~ Christmas was one of the most
lovely days of the season, everybody and
his sweetheart being out enjoying sleigh
r;ln
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rtA Don't forget the ball at Turner Hal
on tomorrow evening. 4 will be grand
affair.
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ssg~ Something of value to farmers will
be found in these columns next week.
from John Schuette & Bro.
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sg- Buy your goods of the man who
advertised ; it is good rule, and strict
adherence to it will save money.
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Bsa- The ladies Of the st. James Epis
copal church had Christmas tree in the
new building on the corner Of York and
Ninth streets last Tuesday evening, laden
with presents for the Sunday school
scholars.
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HoAR. The senate have refused to re-
ceive the above named individual |, is
the GrSt instance on record OF the kin |.
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rtA- How long can goose stand on one
foot? Try it and see, that's the way the
goose found out.
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a@- Happy is the man who pays the
printer, for his days may be long and his
slumbers peaceful
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rE- Business in the numbering districts
is very brisk.
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sG A HAPPY New YEAR!

tI- Locals are like hen teeth this week
few and far between.
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TIE PIONEER GATHERING AT SH BOY
GAN.-We are among the invited to attend
the annual resnion of the ''oW .t,,{As' of
Sheboygan county,to be held on tie 6th Of
January. We would like 10 go but cannot.
Why cannot, or why will not, the old
settlers Of our county form themselves into
a'society and have their annual re ,uaiops. 3"
1t would certainly be scene of pleasure
and profit to all If we were an old settler
of the county, we should go in for, an an.
uual re uaion "