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impossible.

The HAPPY result of Editorial Conven-
tions are already being manifested. Ed.
Borcherdt, the sharp local of the Mani
towoc Tribune, sweetened with a young
lady in Oshkosh. Miss l. S.
and the chances are good for wedding
on the cars troG, Prairie du Chen to
Omaha. at next Convention Island
City Times.
Now, John Stone, we always enter
tanned an idea that you knew the SHARP
local. of TIE TRIBUNE better than to
suppose he would fall in love with that
sweet Oshkosh lady," as we are not in
the Misunderstanding been married year
and half. And again, we would just
inform you. that to find those sweet de-
molishers of young mems hearts, called
females, we are not compelled to go to
Oshkosh, for Manitowoc has some of the
prettiest girls in the State, and some of
the best also, Notwithstanding the fact
that some Of them ''sell OUT the young
men of hislocality occasionally. So you
see, John, the anticipated wedding on
the cars from Prairie du CHEN to Omaha,
next summer, won't come off, unless our
better halt goes up the spout in the
meantime. AS tor you. we would po-
lltely suggest the advantage of having
your life insured before you ever visit
these diggin's for we're going for you. 3"
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OUR CEMETERY.-Our citizens, and
more especially our Board of Trustees,
should do something about our Cemetery
grounds. Evergreen Cemetery is much
more thickly populated by the silent
dead thar many have an idea of, as aside
from the potters field there are not prob
ably more than fifty lots now unoccupied
while many are occupied that never have
been paid for. At all events it must be
enlarged or more ground obtained some
were else very soon. We understand
there is now an opportunity to purchase
a piece of land adjoining our Cemetery,
at a very low price, and we cannot but
urge those in charge of this matter, and
our citizens generally, to see to it as soon
as possible.
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CONCERT. We learn that there will
be a grand Concert given at the Turner
Hall a week from next Saturday evening,
by Mr.. Martin Fleischer, of Two Rivers;
the accomplished violinist, who has lately
returned from Europe, where he has
been finishing his musical studies. He
will be assisted by the best musical talent
our Village affords. We can promise a
rare treat to all who go to hear this young
artist, who has no superior, on a violin,
III the State. We hope to see a general
attendance, and thus give encouragement
to those who wish to cultivate and ex-
tend the love for music-one of the
purest and most elevating sciences the
world affords.
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- DEHAvEN's CIRCUS. propeller
Laketon arrived here early on yesterday
morning, having on board the above
mentioned circus, which gave two per-
formances during the afternoon and even
ing. There were some doubts expressed
as to the merits of this company, but
they were set at rest long before the first
performance was concluded, and we have
not yet heard of an instance where those
attending were not perfectly satisfied.
We have not time nor space to give a
detailed description OF what we saw, but
cannot help mentioning the truly excel
lent performance of the Bedouin Arab
Troupe, in their wonderful acrobatic ne.
culiarities. They were splendid Mr..
Billie Andrews, that prince of all clowns,
was an indispensable feature of the en-
tertainment. and his witticisms caused
such roars of laughter as We have seldom
heard before. The beauty of it was, there
were great many origi,sa! hits, which
as every one knows, is something new.
The company left last night for Kewaunce
where they hold forth to-day.
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New CoUNTERFEITs.- following
new counterfeits are reported: Tens on
the First national Bank of Redhook N.
Y. Imitation we'll executed, and like
ly to deceive. United States ten dollar
treasury notes, greenbacks. This coun-
terfeit is an imitation of the second issue.
1t may easily be detected BY observing the
number of x on the borders. The imi-
tation has on the upper right borders
fourteen small KS, and sixteen on the
left, while the genuine has Gseen on the
right and left of the engraver's name.
The portrait of Lincoln on the left end
is poorly engraved.
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1t is estimated that seven tenth of
all adult ailments proceed from a dis
eased and torpid liver. The hillary Sc
cretlons Of the liver OVERLOOKING into the
stomach, poison tho entire system, and
exhibit the above symptoms. After
long reserch, we are able to present the
most remarkable cure for these horrid
nightmare of diseases the world has ever
produced. Within one year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons have
taken Plantation Bitters, and not an
instance of complaint has come to our
knowledge. 1t is the most effcctual
tonic ana agreeable stimulant, suited to
all conditions of life. Inquire of your
Druggists in regard to it.
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SCHOOL MEETING,
-nIsrRfGr.N0:I.:

In accordance to- notice given. the
several School Districts held their meet
ings on the evening Of last Monday, and
we're pretty well attended. In the lst
District, Mr.. j. F. Guyles was elected
Chairman, and E. B. Treat, Secretary.
when the meeting proceeded to. elect
District Clerk, and Mr.. r. D. Smart was
chosen to fill the office. The ballot for
Treasure resulted in the election of Thos.
Robinson. =
The reports of the Treasurer and Clerk
were reported to two Committees of three
each, who reported the same to be cor
rect. These reports show that the sum
of 81, 2O6. SO was expended last year, and
that a balance in cash of $54S. 90 now
remains in the Treasury. The meeting
than voted for the raising of 1000 for
School expenditures for the ensuing year
and $40, 900 for the purpoee of erecting a
school house in the list District, to be
made in three annual payments of 81 900
each.
DISTRICT NO. 2
At this meeting Mr.. Fred Schultz was
elected Treasurer, on the first ballot,
almost unanimously They then proceed
cd to ballot for the purpose of raising the
sum Of 50, $50 to cover school expenses
for the ensuing year. A request was
then made to retain Mr.. B. r. Ander-
son as Princi; al for another year.
DISTRICT No. Z.
Mr.. +. A. Bean was elected Director of
this District, after which vote was taken
to raise $4,000 for school expenses for
the next year, when the meeting adjourn
ed
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

The Nucas National Bank, of Norwich, J
VS. In Equity.
James Nolan and Julia Nolan, his wife,
| pursuance and by virtue of Decree, made by
the Circuit Court of the United States in and for
the district OF Wisconsin, the seventh day July
A D. 1862 in the above entitled cause shall sell at
fupiic Auction, at the U. S. Marshals Office in the
city OF Milwaukee, in this District, on
Thursday, the Nineth day of Septem-
Der A d. 1859, at eleven A. NJ. the following de-
scripeu property or so much thereof may be nee
essary to satisfy said decree to-wit:
Inc west halt OF the southwest quarter of ection
Fourteen (l4) In Township ten C10) north of Range
1wenty-one cd east lying in the County of OZaukee
and also the Northwest quarter of Section Ten lO)
In township Twenty CO., north of Range Twenty
one CID east, lying in the County of Manitowoc all
IN the State OF Wisconsin. 1876
c. S. HAMILTON,
U. S. Marshal.
DANIEL s. ORDwAY, Complanants Solicitor.
United States Marshal's Office,
Milwaukee, July To- 1859.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

Ctate of Wisconsin. III Circuit Court.
- Mantowoc County.
Anna Maria Cochems
against Judgment of
John Bohr, Mary Bohr, his Foreclosure and
wife, and Wenze Dworak Sale
Defendants.
By virtue of, and pursuant to Judgment of Fore
closure and Sale, in the above entitled cause dated
June oath 1862 shall expose for sale at the Court
House in the Village of Aantowoc in the County of
ManiowOc and State of Wisconsin, on the 2Ist dav of
August, 1862 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of That
day, all the following described mortg gagged premises
or as mncl thereof as may be necessary raise the
amount of said Judgment, interest and costs and
costs of sale, AS follows, io-wit All the following
real estate lying and being situated in the County of
Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin: The south half
of the southeast quarter 81 of ~ section one
a. township twenty-one (2,) north of range twenty
three (3} east, containing eighty according to
government survey 12-6
Dated Sheriff's Office. Manitowoc, July = 1869
PETER MULH0LLAND, Sheriff.
J. D. Markham, Plaintiffs ATTY
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THE SHEBoYGAN JOURNAL. are
glad to find this excellent local sheet
again on our table, After refreshing
sleep of nearly eight months, Ed. again
picks up the editorial quill and resumes
his vocation. Welcome Ed, we hope
you will prosper. Mr.. Sharpe has asso-
ciated with him, Mr.. Geo. @. Mills a
young man of ability and typographical
experience. The first number of the new
series No. 81 vol. 81 makes very cred
table appearance. Success attend you
Ed. The only trouble with you is, your
virtuons and you will be happy. SHE
boygdn Herald.
That's what's the matter, Ed, "Be
Firtuous" and you are bound to be hap
Ply. Experience has proved it. How
are you Patty?
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


ANfate of Wisconsin: In CircUit Court
- Manitowoc County.
Frederick Hauser, pTf, \ judgment of
against Foreco sure and
Louis Kemper and others. Sale.
By virtue and pursuant to Judgment of Foreclos-
and Sale in the above entitled cause dated June
10th 1869, shall expose for SALE at the Court House
in the Village CT Mantowoc, in the County of Mani
owoc and State of Wisconsin, the Dist day of An
gust 1862 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day all
the following described mortgaged premises, or as
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount of said Judgment interest and and costs
of sale, follows towit, All the following real
tate lying and being situated in the County of Mani
towoc and State of Wisconsin: Lots numbered four
a. and five (5) of Lot numbered % in township
numbered nineteen 40 range numbered twenty-four
CD section eleven (11). 12-6
Dated, Sherff's Office, Manitowoc, July I, 1863
PETER MULHOLLAND Sheriff
j. D. Markham, P aintifs Atty
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The Omnibus driver of the Windi-
ate House was arrested on last Sunday
for disturbing the gathering atGerphide's.
The cause of the difficulty is said to be
the jealousy existing between the two
Livery establishments here, who both
run buses and carriages to this much
frequented Summer garden. He was
fined SI2 on Monday.
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TATEOF WISCONSIN, Manitowoc

- Comfy, Probate Office, Manitowoc Co A. D. 1869
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the last
ill and Testament of Joseph Cerny, deceased late
of the County of Manitowoc.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purportins to
be the last VIII and Testament of Joseph Cerny, de-
ceased, latc of the County of Manitowoc, has been
filed in this office; and whereas application has been
made by Maria Cerny praying that the same be prov
ell and admitted to Probate according to the laws of
this State: Therefore, it is ordered that said app
cation be heard before at the Probate ONCE in the
Village of Manitowoc, in said County the second
day of August, A. D. 1862 at ten o'clock in forenoon
And it is further ordered, that notice shall given
to all persons interested in said WILL of the time and
place of said hearing, by publication in the Manto-
voc TRIBUNE, newspaper printed in said Village for
three successive weeks, each week prior to the
time of such hearing. BY the Court,
q. W. BARKER, County Judge.
Walker White
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CIRCUIT COURT, Manitowoc Co

Franz Walla, Plaintiff against Thomas Koseka and
Anna koselka his wife, defendants.
By virtue Of and pursuant to a Judgment of Fore
closure and Sale III the above enti-.e cause dated
June 25th 1852 shall expose for sale the Court
House i'll the Village OF Manitowoc and State of Wis
consin on the Both day of August 1862 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon of that day. all the following descrb
ed mortgaged premises, much thereof may
be necessary to raise the amount of said Judgment,
interest and costs, and costs of SALE follows towit
All the following real estate lying and being situated
in the County of Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin =
West half OF northeast quarter (w15 of of Sec
ton FIVE % township twentyon CID range twenty
four CD
Dated Sherffs Office Manitowoc, July IL 1862
PETER MULU0LLAND, Sheriff.
c. W. White Plaintiffs Atty. ID
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY BOARD

OF SUPERVISORS MANITowoc, MAY 20, 1869.
All persons interested hereby notified that the
following lots lying and being situated in the Village
of Manitowoc and County of Manitowoc and State of
Wisconsin, remaining unredeemed in the Office of the
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors OF the
County of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin, for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year 1866 for
which said taxes the said lots were sold 10y the Vii
lage Treasu of said Village at Manitowec on the
the amount OF taxes interest, fees and charges set
onnosite the several lots herein described lie paid
on or before the 10th day of December 1862 the same
will he conveyed to the purchaser his assignee in
pursuance of the Statutes in such made and pro-
vided r. r FUESSENlCH.
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors of Man
;to,roc Comfy Wisconsin fT-I3w1
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MIR. Thos. Windiate is putting the
finishing touches upon his Hotel. The
sidewalk has been raised, and some hand
some steps have taken the place of the
old ones. When done, the Windiate
House viii be second to none in the
Northwest.
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IN PROBATE. Mamitowec Co. Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Martin N,Neal de-

IN PROBATE. ManitOwec Co. Court
i In the matter of the of Martin O'Neal de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Thomas
Earles Administrator setting forth the amount of
personal estate that has to his hands and the
disposition thereof-the amount of debts outstanding
against said deceased, and description all the real
estate of which said deceased died seized and the
condition and value of the respective portions there
of and praying that license be him granted to sell
neg of the swq and the seq of swq of I5 20
range 81 All in Manitowoc County Wis and it ap-
pearng by said petition that there is sufficient
personal estate i'll the hands of said Administrator 10
pay said debts and that it is necessary order to pay
the same, to sell all of said real estate therefore
ordered, that all persons Interested in said estate ap-
peal before the Judge of this Court on Monday the
Zod day of August A. ID. 1869 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at
my office in the Village of Maniowoc in said county,
then and there to show (if any there be- why
license should not be granted to said Themas Earles
to sell said real estate according the prayer said
petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the MANITowoc TRIBUNE a
weekly newspaper printed and published at Manito-
voc in said County, and personally served all per-
interested in said estate, residing in said County
at least fourtee days before said day of hearing.
By the Court GEO. W. BARKER,
County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc sth day of July A. D. 1869
Il
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RAIL RoADs.-The Green Bay Adro-
cate of the Sth inst, in relation to rail-
road from that point to the Mississippi
River holds the following language by
way of advice to the citizens of the Bay
City and County which we consider ex-
cellent and would commend it to the con-
sideration of our citizens who are not dis
posed to contribute of their substance to
secure the construction of our railroad
West, and seem content to ride in the
mud wagon until capitalists from the
East: come along and furnish cars for
them to ride in land make them rich. :"
Capitalists will help only those who help
themselves!
by reference to another column it
will be seen that harmonious consollda-
ton has been affected. and we are assured
that a vigorous action will be inaugurated
and at least ten miles Of the road will be
built this season. This is cheering, emf
nently so. This railroad is of vital inter-
est to Green Bay and what to-day may
seem sacrifices made in pushing it for
ward in the event of Its completion will
be returned back thousand fold. The
city can afford to loan the road 5000, 900.
1t would be the best guaranteed invest
ment she could make. We have sat here
waiting for the plums to drop into our
mouths these last thirty-fve years and,
relying upon natural advantages, wait
ed tor capitalists to come along and make
US rich; but we might as we'll dismiss
this visionary idea, once for all; go to
work with will and do for ourselves what
we have expected others to do gratuitu-
ously for us. Railroads are not built by
talk. p" There is prodigious amount
of muscle and money wanted. If we are
ever to build up great commercial and
manufacturing city here we must talk
less and do more. We are extremely
friendly to this road and to its directors
They are good business men aud have our
confidence but we do not understand we
are doing them or the public any service
by dealing out to them honied compli-
ments and buttered words; we mean
business, and we want to see an active
business management. The rule of sue
cess is action, action and yet action. We
invite careful reading of the stirring
appeal from the new President of the
road for assistance. -
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There is being played series of
games of billiards for the championship
Of Manitowoc County, on that new, first
class table in the saloon of Mr.. H. Will
cox, which prove very interesting to loy-
ers Of the game. Mr.. w. sets up a
splendid free lunch every morning at 10
o clock. 1t can't be beaten.
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PIC NIc.-On Tuesday morning large
procession of children passed by our
office on their way to a grove on the North
Side, and the wagon load of edibles,
which followed soon after, conveyed the
intelligence that 1t was pic mic of the
scholars OF the German Methodist School
We learn that it was heartily enjoyed by
all.
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Mr.. Jasper Hanson has laid the keel
OF schooner at Ship Yard Point, to be
somewhat larger than the one recently
built by him-the Louise Nc Donald. We
have not learned.who it is being built for.
More hereafter.
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MARRIED.

At st. James Church. on Sunday, July
4th, 1869. by the Rev. T. B. Dooley, Mr..
ERsKINE E. BAILEY, of Clarks Mills, to
Miss MARY c. PIERCE, of Manitow
Rapids.
We always object to celebrating the
4th of July when it comes on Sunday,
but in this instance we can find no fault.
On the contrary, the happy couple have
our sincere wishes for their happiness
and welfare, and pleasant journey over
the road we hope they may travel for
many years.
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CHANGE.--Last weeks Pilot contained
the yaledictory of Mr. Jere Crowley, who
has retired from that paper, resigning in
favor OF f. &. Treat, Esq, oar District
Attorney. We are glad to welcome so
able man as Mr.. Treat into the Editor
ial ranks, and wish him success-exccpt
in politics-in his new undertaking. Mr..
Crowley is now at the residence of his
parents in Menasha. Continued Ill health
was the cause of his resignation.
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We had the pleasure of seeing our
ole friend Fred Gage in our village once
more. He is as young and good looking
as ever, and the hot place he halls from
does not seem to have any bad effect on
him. The ''hot place mentioned is
Lacon, Ill.
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The vessel building for Mr. P. John
ston and others, will be launched sometime
during the present month Mr.. E.
Packard is getting her out, and under his
supervision, she is beginning to look like
what we expected to sea beauty.
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The following mixture is recon-
mended as ''sure death" to house flies
Half a spoonful of black pepper in pow
der, one teaspeonful of cream and tea
spoonful of sugar; mix them we'll to-
gether, and the flies will soon disap pear.
It wont cost much to to try it.
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We understand that the Fire De-
partments of Two Rivers and Sheboygan
intend making q visit to our Village on
Sunday next. We suppose our Depart
ment will receive them at the dock, and
escort them up town, most likely to Ger
phida' S, when there will be an afternoon
of enjoyment to all to attend.
Later-See advertisement.
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The LADIES Of the Presbyterian
Church are requested to meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Geo. Reed, on Tuesday
evening next, to make arrangements for
having a Pic Mic Festival. They will
please assemble at 8 clock. 2. N.
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Eminent NewYork and Philadelphia
physicians claim that the Dubois Mis-
slsquol Powder cures cancer. 1t is adver-
tised in this issue. ia
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Mr.. 'Lige" Rand, of the firm of
Villas & Co., has our thanks for some
thing we have long been wanting, but
were unable to procure until he opened
his heart and presented US with said ar
ticle, free gratis. Blessed are they that
give unto the needy
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To Make the World Better you must
make the people wiser. To learn how
to purify the blood is the first step to-
wards wisdom. Use DR.. J. W. Poland's
Humor Doctor for all diseases of the
blood. Sold by o. r. Bacon.
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In referring our readers to the card
Of Mr.. Maerklin in this issue. we would
heartily recommend him to al who may
be In need Of his services, and especially
to our physicians, as Mr.. Maerklin has
made the dispensary branch of the bust
ness his life study and practice.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that written proposals for abating
the uuisances by filling up lots number two, five. six
and eight IT Block No two hundred and lightweight
(Lots No 2 5, 6. and in block 2SS) and Lots number
four and five in block two hundred eighty seven
lLots and in block $50 in the third Ward of this
Village will be received by the undersigned chairman
of the local Committee of the third Ward until the
twenty day of July the said proposals are to
be made for each of the above described lots scpar
ately, the hight of the filling of said lots to CORES.
pond with the hight of the adjoining according
to the established grade of this Village
Village of Manitowoc July 18th 1869.
f. A. BEAN, Chairman 3dWard
Local Com. of the Village of Manitowoc