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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

JERE.-The last news that we received
from Mr.. Crowley was that he is still at
Omro, Wisconsin, and is little better,
which will be gratifying intelligence to a
host of his friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

Eg~ We have some receipts that we
printed for the town of Kossuth, which the
person who ordered them can have if be
will call for them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

ADvEaTIsE.- is the time to adrer-
tise in the PILOT. Everyone is complain
ing about the hard times, and our mer.
chants should not be afraid TO 'sling a
little printers ink" but advertise all the
more, so thrt the people mny know what
they have to sell to them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

aEa- A new fog bell has been raised at
the end of the North Side harbor pier,
under the head light
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

re- Some individual, not a thousand
miles from here, has the impudence to
come into the Office when only the devil
is here, and take type out OF the Office and
use it for jobs They had better stop it,
Or they may get into trouble.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

The Crops. We learn from the farmers
in the county, that the rust is doing con.
siderable damage to the wheat. They
bave commenced moving their hay, of
which there will be large crop this year,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

sa~ We notice that Mr.. J. +. Platt has
had his store on York street painted and
fixed up, and it looks first rate now, very
nearly as good as new.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

ga- We see that our Clerk of the Court,
j. Francl, Esq, is erecting large and
elegant dwelling house upon his lot near
the Methodist Church. "Joe" must be
getting rich.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

bUR PAPER. This week We have turned
pr new leaf in the history Of the PILOT,
B hope that its patrons will discover in
something Of its old vital
| TO make the change we have, has
t.much money, time and labor, and we in
u to try to make the paper what it should
an indispensable county paper We ex
II TO make some money out Of the pa
/, and to do this, We must make the
per worth the purchase price, and fur
pr, the man who buys it bas got to pay for
and further, the man who owes for
|nl one TO five years back subscription,
/ got to Poy. Does anybody catch the
Ia.
Four weeks ago, the readers Of the Pr
were told that it cost about $50 week
run the machine, and all were asked to
/ in their one OF two dollars to help pay
J bill. Since which time only Sc and
cents has been received.
Now this hes encouraged US to continue
(leyote our time, money, aud brains to
effort to keep alive an English Dem
attic paper in this county. Selah.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

The NEW FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.-
The rev ten and fifteen cent notes are ia
general circulation 10 Washington. The
back of the ten aud the back of the fltteen
cen; notes are engraved and printed by tho
national dank note company, and the face
of TIE ten and the back of the fifteen cent
notes by the American bank note company
Everybody remarks that the work OF the
last mentioned company is much the best,
and the work Of the national on the back
of the ten cent notes is of quite an inferior
character, and far from being satisfactory
to the treasury department, which will make
a strong effort to get better engraving!
from the national company on the tAeaty
fvc and City ceut notes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

A correspondent asks II Chas \. Dams
is married. What kind Of man d.
you suppose lie is when he has a Spn
every morning. Sundays exccp .vd2 2-N
Y Democrat,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

The San Francisco .Eoratag Cali tell.
this story:
= A young named Richard W. Cooke.
native OF Iowa, was examined before the
commissioners of lunacy, or the charge Of
Insanity. During the investigation the
mother of the unfortunate man stated that
size was neice Of Dr. Warren, anthar of
Ten hou>aad Y ear. aud had toilowe4
her hasband 10 Illinois, thence TO ioaa.
and fnai,y to Uiah. as the wanaerings OF
the Alormons, to hom he had allied him
self necess;tated la Ugsh they accataaia
ted considerable property, which, "a Is
generally he case In Mlr,aoadom, was Civ
en- to Brigham Young fer safe keeping.
Even he deeds to every piece OF real estate
owned by Cooke were In some manner or
other mixed up with Brigham Young
About one yea ago the husband and father
died. ami then the f,snly began TO LOOK
about to see what deionsel 10 them but.
turn which way they would, they cou,i
find nothing without Brigham Young hai
not only a claim upon 1t, but also a vestet
right In it. After numerous interviews tsa
widow and children were Informed that
all the property she believed to be her hus
band : and which she had helped 10 cara,
belonged to other parties, ani she ta
nothing in the World This intelligence
afflicted the poor woman sadly, 5ut It's IN
fluence upon her son was sill more sad.
lie became greatly excited, AMI it was wi,h
the greatest eXertion he could be prevent
cd from seeking out those who had baou
instrumental in despoiling him Ut his birth
right, taking the law into his own hands,
| wreaking upon them the vengeance Of ala
outraged and tottering reason.
So terrible did the anguish Of the young
man becf me, aud so fearful that lie would
be guilty of somc tragic act did the mother
become, that she gathered together sue,
funds as she could and went to Caifornla.
in hopes that change of scenery and eli
mate would restore him to his normal con
dtion She arrived there three weeks aga
but the change foudly hoped did Tot take
pace Her sons $ fierce and excited nam
ner gave way, but not to reason. lie u.
been sent Stockton. v
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30

| man was stabbed at Green Bay on
l6.h by razor in the hands CT bar
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30
MANITowoc COUNTY
CIRCUIT Court.

|, Joseph Frapcl, Clerk Of said Court, do
hereby certify that ] bave compared the
foregoing copy with the original minutes of
the judgment of the court, at The last
term thereof, and that it Is correct tran
script thereirom ard Of the whole thereof,
as the same remains of record in my Office.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand affixed the seal OF said court, this
9th day Of July A D. 1869.
JosFPH FRANCL, Clerk.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, }
MANITowoC COUNTY
CIRCUIT Court.

june 9th II CLOCK 4. ".
Court opened.
Presont-Campbcll Mclean, Circuit
Judge.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of this
Court, that on account Of nformalties in
the return OF the town of Franklin .oi a
list of jurors to the County Board Of Su>
pervisors and other iniormalities, that there
is no proper Grand or Petit jary summoned
for this term of the Court. Ordered that
the jurors purporting to be summoned as
such persons be discharged.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-30
WIN AND COU NTRY,

E. B. TREAT, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17
TIE CH ERAW IND C0ILFIELDS
RAILROAD CASE
Result of the Preliminary Hearing.
IrnoM oun OWN coanraroNpEsr.l


MARION COURTHOUSE, Wednesday, Sept. 49,
The ball is opening. Judge Rutland has
grated tho rule against President Townsend
and the directors concurring with him. The
return TO this rule is to be heard Mt Darlington
Courthouse OH Friday and Saturday, 9th and
9th Of October. On Tuesday afternoon Colonel
Hudson opened the argument for the defeu-
dants president Townsend and Directors Of
Chcraw and Salisbury Railroad Company and
mado an elaborate defence. After Colonel
Hudson closed, General Harllco spoke for
about forty minutes on t1e samo side, when
the sitting adjourned to meet at s p. NJ. this
day. General Harllee then concluded his point
ed and vigorous argument, and was followed
by Major Barker. Before Mojor Barker had
concluded his reply, Judge Rutland announced
his intention to grant the rule, which was i'm
mcdiatcly done. Thus closed series OF foren-
sic treats TO those who had time to attend.
Our Sessions Court is still dragging it's Glow
length along. The case of child murder al
uded to some few days since resulted in the
acquittnl of one of the indicte "a boy of some
eight or nine years Of age) and verdict of
manslaughter against tho other "a girl OF about
thirteon.) This is, from the circumstances,
really case deserving the clemency of tho
Executive, for much of the proof was circum-
stantial, and the girl is too young and too
friendless not to create sympathy. Tomorrow,
man accused of Brigham YounGs propensity
will face his two wives in open court and hear
their testimony. Heaven help him! The civil
business will probably be reached about Friday
or Saturday. PEEDEE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17
0bituarp.

HECKMANS.-Dcp led this life on the esth OF
August, lbGn, ADOLpUUS HECK MANN, only son O!
his parents, native Of Hamburg Germany, ibut
for many year, resident of this ci,y.) engaged In
the mercantile profession, and afterwards in the
Office OF the South Carolina Railroad Company. of
high integrity aud pure chlracer modest aud rclir
ing, hc passed away in the decline of ifc after
rcachug his Goth year. His health always friil and
uncertain, caused him TO seek home in thi. coun
try 10 avoid tho severe climate of his own II was
his lot 10 become an inmate Of a very pleasant
household, and lie ct rished and beloved by the
inDily M ono OF their own. He repaid IL by the
warmcst affection and most grateful attentions He
has passed away without an enemy. or rsmarka-
bly, amiablc temper and gentle disposition lie made
only friends wherever ho went, ana those who knew
him best discovered many noble traits which oilers
never dreamed Of. His mind was we'll cultivated
and his knowledge extensive; in fact. he wa.
scholar. But his most beautiful trait was his 6de{tv
which w0H strikinyy shown in his fricnishfps ms
well ns business relations. He uds one uho
could D. trusted. HIS piely was unohtrusiye. Nc
was member of the German Lutheran Church
md died in that faith. Tic was one of those whose
charities arc never t6ld set doing much .go1d. He
sleeps now far away from all his Kindred; yet good
angels watch over the spot, nnd tho btrssings of
tho' who loved him best follow him to the grave.
"And heard q voice from heaven sa ying unto me-
wriic. from hcaccfJrth, blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord, even saith The spirit for they
;cst from their labors, and their works do follow
them"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWs FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 1G General Rey
nolds telcgraphed General Sherman that the
State constitution provides only one precinct
in each county, and that the counties are SO
largo that voters from @ distance would not
havo time to reach the polling place in ono
day; ho therefore asked for extension Of time.
Sherman telegraphcd Grant at Pittsburg,
Penn eiai;-.r IL. .uLst-n.. OF tho abu,c.
Grant replied that if any provision of tho Re-
construction act allowed extension, it should
bo granted. Sherman, on examination, found
authority to extend the time 70 four days and
telographcd the order to Reynolds last night.
Mississippi has not asked for extension yet.
If General Ames finds the same difficulty in
that State, and asks the same favor for tho
citizens, thore is no reason to doubt it will
be extended.
The Texas election occurs on the S0!h of No
vemtcr, and tho 1st, 2d and Sd of December.
Tho people will vote only Mt the courthouse.
High authority reasserts Executive impair
tiality hetween the parties.
Secretary Fish had an interview with Lemus
and Ruiz. the Cuban represent atyes, ycstcf-
day.
Tho rc-enactmene of tho cotton tax is again
mootcd.
The finan ,ial statement OF the fiscal wear
ending with Juno 80 shows nearly fifty millions
excess.
Tho customs from the 4th TO the 11th iuclu.
siyc wore four and o half Millions
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17

LIBERAL SENTIMENTS s.-ColectonH we're
taken up Sunday in tho Catholic Churches OF
Brooklyn, Now York, at oil tho masses, for the
relet OF the families who are suffering by rca-
son of the late terrible calamity in Avondnlc,
Pennsylvania. The New York Times eays:
In st. Patricks Church, Rev. Edward Fitz-
patrick, the pastor, made powerful appeal to
tho congregation to respond literally on tho
occasion. After announcing his own donation,
tho widows and orphans made by this calnm-
ity were not of the Catholic ai,h. For this
reason he hoped the mid extended would be
greater than It tho fact were otherwise. Let
ns show to tho world" said the reverend gen
tleman, THAT Catholic charity takes no note
oi differences in language, nationality, color or
creed; that it is lnrSc enough and broad
enough TO bring with it's folds aIl the needy
and The suffering. w her they linecl before
tic same altar with Us, or worship God accord
ding TO The formularies OF another faith"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17

Tom is free and the c'adical party has another
string to it's bow upon which to play up ne
gro voters. No matter what the facts may b.
40 matter how ntrocious murder may be
committed; no matter how lcvolting tho cir
cumstances attending any crmc may be; no
matter what tho amount of money. the amount
OF labor i'll searching after criminals and bring
the pardon of the Governor, if they are negroes,
lied on.
on what nsoio US arc magistrates, solicitors
or judges, in those grave cases? Scatt, by his
actions. has declared that tho nero opinion or
belief of my one who may have The hartiihood
to make an affidavit, shall be superior to the
facts, positively sworn to, of n dozen witnesses
whose knowledge alone guide them i'm their
narration OF those facts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17

9S-OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESToN, AU.
GUST %. 1s6s-This Company ia now prepared 10
FUND THE INTEREST DUE, and to become due on
September l, 1860, on the Bonds OF the CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY, en-
dorsed by the State Of South Carolina according to
the provisions of section Third 3 of an Act to ena
bic the Savannah aud Charleston Hnilroad Com pany
10 complete their Road. which Section reads as fol-
followe. viz:
SECTION 3. That the satd Company is hereby
further authorized and required fund and redeem
tho Coupons for interest OF tho Bonds of the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company, qua
ranteed b1 tho State, now past due, and that may
fall due on or before the frat day Of September
1862 by issuing therefor an equal amount OF their
bonds. with Coupons attached for interest payable
semi-anpuilly at the ratio of eeven rer cent. per
nnnun, and the principal to become due In twenty
years after the date thereof And tn. payment or
said Bonds 30 to be issued in substitution for inter-
est Coupons shall be guaranteed by the State In the
same manner and as fully tho said original Bonds
OF tho Charleston and savannah Railroad Company.
are now guaranteedj subject, however, to the prov
sions of section OF this Act
The Treasurer of the Company will FUND DAILY,
until Saturday, l1th September, between the hours
of Nine and Two o'clock, at the Office Of Messrs.
oAMpBELL 4 sFABRoOK, No. so Froad-street,
and thereafter at Office of the conpaty foot of Mill.
street. g. W. FISHER.
August 80 mwf Secretary ard Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17
CHE4TIEG TIE GALL0Hs
Another Remarkable Case of nE1ecu.
tive Clcmcncy."

The Kingstroe Star, in commenting upon
the recent interference of Governor Scott in
behalf of the negro murderer Simpson, re-
maike:
There was timo when the parloning power
was used in this State with great caution md
deoeration. In many instances it was prop
erly applied. But, alas those times arc gone.
TIme was when both sides Of case was con-
sidercd on application for executive olonency;
der OF things. he ignores entirely what was
done al the trial OF o case, aud constitutes
himself judge and jury, and at tho same timo
executive OF every case that may be carried
before him, whether proper for his interfcr-
once or not.
We too, as we'll as The News, hayo MI in
stance OF this application OF the pardoning
power-this non.cxeeution of the iaws-this
rubbing OF the gall6ws OF its victim.
A most brutal murder was committed in this
dislrictin 1857; the victim. white man, named
Jas. Thomas; the perpetrators Tom Graham, q
negro. who was tried md found guilty, and as
in Georgetown before trial; by the name OF
Wallace Craps, when 1T suits Inn to be called
by that name, and by tho namo or Wallace
Evins at other times.
Ho had long, full, lair nnd impartial trial.
Counsel, as abe as any in the State, we're as-
signed him, but tho testimony against him
could not be rebutieJ. The jury found him
Euily, ana no was bcntcuceQ 10 DC lunG,
Shortly before .he day fixed for execution, an
individual, called sometimes William Dirdick,
but better known to tho community among
whom lie lives as Byrd David, and perhaps
somo othor alias, went before on officer anil
made oath that he did not believe that Thomaa
was murdered, and by his affidavit contradicled
1.-The Witnesses who went on the stand aud wero
subjected TO o rigid CROSS ex animation. Upon
this AFFIDAVIT petition was got up and signed
by several persons, and presented to Governor
Scott. invoking Executive clemency; and the
Governor, taking the affidavit Of Byrd David to
be sum 'ient for his purpose, turns looso upon
society the convcled murderer, Tom Graham,
while Byrd David, eYenin his affidavit
entirely e1pdrte, without oss.examination -
was cautious enough to Give only hia opinion
and belief that James Thomas was not MUIR
dered: Upon this sort Of showing this Buek-
ego Governor OF south Carolina Bends his
friend Tom Graham .Scon-free,
Tho trial Of Tom Graham tost the State per.
haps two or throe' hundred dollars. II &C.
eupied tho time Of tho court o considerable
time: All tho forms OF law wero rigidly ad :.
hered to--everyt thing due to the OCCASION was
eo'emly observed; but the farco came>at last
tho pardon OF the prisoner eigned by Scott.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17

e8- A DEFENSIVE MEDICINE.-"IN
time OF peace prepare for war;" IL sound military
maxim "Lot not the sckiy season find you unpre.
pared, ia an equally good rule iu medical jnrspri.
dencc. Tho man must be made OF iron who ends
himself ut the close of summer strong as at its
commencement. such phenomenon is rare, even
among the most robust Of the human family. Mus-
cular and constitutional vigor out of us in the
b-oiing weather of July and August and few OF ua,
at the Opening Of the fall. in the best possible
condition TO defy the unhealthy Influences of the
season.
Fever and Ague and Bilious Remit,ent Feyers,
together with variety Of complains that Affect tie
digestive organs, the liver and the bowels form q
portion Of the autumn programme. Bear In mind
thu, exhaustion invites these 6i.orders, and that
asnminal visor enables the system to repcl thtm.
ITO be weak is TO be miserable" Gays Satan to his
defeated leoions. in paradise Lost" and the axcm
Is correct. though 1t comes from an evil source.
Hoi then. yc weak and feeble, fortify yourselves
against the invisible enemy that pervades the on.
tumnal air. The best defence against mFasma Is q
corrae OF H0srRTFEN5 STOMACH BITTERs.
This rare vegetable tonic will improve your appetite,
stimulate your digestion. give 6rmuess 10 your
nerves, invisorate your muscular fibre, regulate
your sccretions, cheer your spirits and put your en-.
te physique In perfect working order 1t is easily
done The stanlurd tonic and Alternative which will
re:uperato and build you up. is "bad to take,
but; on tile contrary. pleasant medicine.
See, however. that you have the genuine article.
There limitations nnd counterfei.s in the marhei
and thoy oil worthless or delcterious. Hear IN
mind that HoSTETTER'5 STOMACH BITTERs IL
sold only in glasa, tnever by the gallon cask aud
that each bottle bears q label surmounted by a
vIgnetto OF St. George and the Dragon and our
revenue stamp over the cork.
Gept DIc q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17
THE CITRAN STRUGGLE.

WASHINGTON, September 16.-Tho best al-
vised Cubans here discrcdit the great battles
in the vicinity of Los Tunas, though they think
quite heavy skirmishlng probable. Geographi-
cal incougruities render tho presence there C;
both Qnesada and Cespedes improbable. The
solution OF the hoax seems to DO that the
Spaniartls invented the victory at Havana, and
Cuban sympathizers have invented plausible
countcrblast.
BosToN, September 16.-Twenty-siX Cuban
fiibustcrs, captured of New Bedford, have
been imprisoned on default of bail, ranging
from $4,000 to $500. George Brown and Henry
Heart were leaders Of the expedition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17
SPARKS FROM THE WIREs.

There are one hundred visitors Mt the Red
Sweets Springs, Virginia. Among them ex-
Secretary Conrad.
The Evansville and Cairo packet Phantom
exploded OH the Ohio River yesterday. Thore
we're ivo or six killed aud many hurt.
The White Sulphur Springs have not been
sod to Northern capitalists. The lease o! tho
present proprietors has three years to ruu.
Albert Nichols, q negro in Washington, kill
cd his wife aud mother-in-law with hatchet
Nichols claims to have acted in sclf-dcfence.
At tho National Pomolo2ical Society, in
Philadelphia, twenty-five States arc represent
ed. 1t is determined 10 hold the next annual
meeting at Rich nond, VA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17

sa- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY ON
THE CAUSE AND CURE OF PREMATURE DE-.
CLINE IN MAN, the treatment of Nervous and
Ph slcal Debility, &c.
"Iherc is no member Of society by waom this
book Will not be found useful whether such person
holds the relation OF Parent Precep,or or Clergy.
man.'-Yeiieai Timer and Gazette.
Sent by mail receipt OF fisty cents Addres.
Il Author, DIR. E. DEF. CURTIS,
septl Tyr Washington D. C..