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In licensing applicants who have fallen be-
low the standard of so per cent, those having
the best approximate standing Will be selected,
and due consideration given to the wishes of
district school boards. In employing each
ers it will be well for school officers, other
qualifications peing equal, to employ those
who hold certificates of attendance at the In
stitutc, as they are likely TO be more deeply
Interested in the work of teaching than those
whose absence was the result Of Indifference
MICHAEL klRWA AN, Co. Sup't.
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Communicated,

MANIT0WoC, Oct. ID, 1870.
'aIToR PuoT:-1 hand you to-day. for
publication, the names and standing of those
teachers whose qualifications entjte them to
certificates in accordance with the standard
fixed at the recent public examinations of
teachers in this county. Applicants for GER
tificates Of the second grade were required to
answer correctly 20 per cent. of all the ques-
tons submitted. For a full third grade, Ii
censins the holder to teach in any town in the
county until one year after date 60 per cent
was required: and Cor limited third grade
valid in particular town for less period
than one year. 80 per cent. Teachers whose
average is above Will receive full third
grade certificates. One hundred applicants
were examined, Of which those .pamr4 hNlnv
have passed satisfactorily. The average
Is marked on Il scale of 10:
SECOND GRADE CERTIFICATES.
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SHERIFE,s OFFICE, MASITowoC, Wis,
September IS, 1910.

SHERIFF>5 OFFICE, MsNITowOC, Wis,
September IS, 1870.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y at the general election to be held in the
several towns, wards and election precincts
IN the county Of Mantowoc. State of Wiscon-
sin on the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon
day, being the eighth day, of November next,
the following officers to be elected:
\ representative in Congress in the Fifth
Congressional District, comprising the coun-
ties Of Brown, Calumet Door, Green Lake,
kewaunee, Marquette. Manitowoc, Oconto,
Outaga1nie, >hawano, Waupaca, Waushara
and Wlnnebago, in place Of Philetus Sawyer
whose term Of Office will expire on the fourth
day Of March ncxt
State Superintendent to fiji the vacancy
in that office oceasioned by the death of Alex
S9@ ns ~ Smith, n to 9l7fe Of Office BT the RTcs
utive will expire ON the election of his success
sor.
A State Senator in the Nineteenth Scna-
torial District in place of George Reel whose
term of office viii expire on the day preceding
the first Monday in January next
A Member of the Assembly in the First As
scmhlv District in place of John Barth;
A Member of the Assembly in the Second
Assembly District in the place of Michael
Fitzgerald;
u htBipci Ol inc Assembly III Aht MI "a
Assembly District in the place of Carl Ii.
Schmidt; whose respective terms Of office will
expire on the day preceding the first Monday
in January next.
4 Sheriff in the place of ?. Mulholland,
whose term of office will expire on the thirty
first d1y Of December nexJ.
\ County Treasurer in the place of John
C. EgCers, whose term Of Office viii expire on
the tirty -first day Of December next.
Clerk Of the County Board Of Supervisors
in the place of Peter p. Fuessenich, whose
term of office will expire ON the thirty-irst
day of eccmber next
\ Register Of Deeds in the place Of John
Franz whose term of office will expire on the
thirty first day of December next
District Attorney in the place o. E. b
Treat. whose term of Office will expire on the
! thirtv-frst day Of December next
| \ County Surveyor in place Of Fsyette
/ Armsby. whose term of office Will expire on
| the thirty-Erst day of December next.
| 4 Coroner in place Of John Oswald, whose
term Of Office will expire on the thirty-frst
day of December next.
/ Also proposition for an amendment to the
| constitution of the State of Wisconsin Is TO be
| submitted to q vote Of the electors, as SET
! forth in the following act;
An ACT to submit 70 the people an amend
men. to section eight (S) Of article one /.
Of the constitution.
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS. The legislature OF ibis state. D. ~
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NXANTED-Agents, $50 per day. to sell
w the celebrated Home Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine. Has the understood, makes the lock
stitch" (alike on both sidcs) and is fully H.
censed The best and cheapest family Sew
ing Machine in the market. Address. JoHS.
son, CLARK Co, Boston, Mass, Pitts
burgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill, st. Louis, Mo.
1lwi
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SEVERAL vessels ran by Shehoygan for this
harbor in the gale Of last week, not daring to
enter that port on account Of the high sea and
shoal water between the piers.
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one of the peculiarities of the Democrat
Convention, last week, was the good feeling
existing between opposing candidates before
and after the nominations
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60 q

MANY Democrats were in the city last Sat
urday to attend the Convention, and our mer-
chants, we understand, done great deal Of
business.
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THE ALDINE PREss.-Wc haye just re-
ceived the October number Of this valuable
art journal, and'if anything it is more attrac-
tive than its predecessors The engravings
of 'Palo and Francesca" by Pore is one of
the finest we ever saw, and will at once win
the admiration of all. Also the engraving Of
'Parley the Porter by John Gilbert, is an
excellent piece Of workmanship, and speaks
we'll for the artist The substitution price Of
this fine journal is s. 80. Address Sutton,
Boune & Co. % Liberty St. New York.
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VINEGAR made from Cider, &c, in ten
' hours without drugs Send 10 cents for
circular to +. SAGE,
ll-4w Cromwell, Conn.
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THE new building Of Mr.. Plat on the corner
Of York and Ninth street. will soon be COM
p!eted, and it already improves that section
Of the town
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IMPORTANT TO RREwERs-Thc Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue has issued cir
cular dated Washington, Sept. nth, in
which the use of casks having more than one
tap, or spigot hole, for putting up fermented
liquors, is forbidden; the portion of the eask
containing surplus openings must be replaced
with a new piece; and persons drawing fer
mented any liquors through any opening
other than the one stamped in the spigot hole,
are liable to imprisonment.
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THE spire of the new Presbyterian church
!, rapidly approaching completion, and pre-
sents a handsome appearance.
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WANTED AGENTS-To sell the Homo
w Shuttle Sewing Machine. Price, S25.
1t makes the Lock Stitch,' (alike on both !,
Sides and is the only licensed under-feed
Shuttle Machine sold for less ;hanSeo. Liccns--
ed by Wheeler & Wilson, CIR, yer s. Baker and
Singer & Co. All other under-feed Shuttle
Machines sold for less than $50 are infringe
ments, and the seller and user liable to prose"
cution. Address, Johnson, Clark & Co, Bos-
ton, Mass Pittsburgh, Pa Chicago, H., or
st. Louis, No. 50-3m
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FARMERS vii. find something to their in
.eres's. y reading the advertisement Of c.
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eco WEEK paid agents, male or fc-
-NOO male, in new manufacturing bust
ness at home. No capital required. Adj
dress NOVELTY Co, Saco, Me. ll-iY
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4 .aass rs I|I!Ai!llI l!Ia| ,l7||3T!l3]
Twelve Years aIaS ss Wild Indians <. Plains.

> sNiE Life Of Geo. b. TeiGen, who, from =
1 love of wild adventure and a desire tc
gain a knowledge of the every day life and
peculiar customs If the Indians left n home
Of plenty in New Philadelphia, o. Joined the
Indians. adontsl their mode Of life. became >
warrior OF the ''frst-class,' and chief of 100
lodges served the government with his
braves against the hostile Indians. and AZ
Lieutenant in the Regular Army, which posi-,
ton he but recently resigned to return TO tho
wild life he so much loves. 20 ILLUSTRA-
TIoNS, n of them full page, with portrait Of
the author, all engraved expressly for this,
work. \ most attractive book. Astounding in
thrilling adventure AMI curious, useful and
original information. Scad for i'll, stratoj
circular, with terms table of contents, and.
samnle nHrnS i = G0unNAN 10
3 Custom House Place, Chicago, III. 94w
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predcminance during the fore part Of the
week The clouds won
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"MINE host" Tom, of the Windate House,
is building brick addition to his extensive
hotel. which: when completed will add ma
teriAlly to its annearance
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THE PiLoT ohiee keeps constantly on hand
blanks of every description for Justices of the
Peace, and other officials.
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To PRrsrERs.-We have good lob
hand press which we will se4rat reasonable
price.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR OUR NEW BOOK
THE EXPOSE; or Mormons and
MOrmOnlSm.' Illustrated pages AIS
Price 81. Full of startling facts and aston
ishing revelations. Address BELKNAP <
BLISS, Hartford, Conn, or UNION PUB Co.
Chicago, Ill. 11W4
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ser advertisement Of L. \. Heinnenan in
another column.
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We call attention to the notice Of cbattaI
mortgage in another column.
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rsrifE MAGIC COMB will change any col
/ oreI hair or beard TO permanent black
or brown. 1t contains no poison. Any one
can use it. One sent by mail for 81. Ad-
dress MAGIC CoxB Co., Springfield, Mass.
eva
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PLEASANT OCCASION The many frier
of Mr.. 7. {. Shove and lady were invited last
Tuesday evening to he present at the celebra-
ton of their Crystal Wedding" The occa-
sion was one that viii long be remembered
with pleasure by the participants.
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100000 Sold Magic Photographs
Wonderful and amusing They please every
body. IS cts. package, 5 packages for 81.
Sent postage paid. Send for some. c.
Wemyss, 3 Astor Place, New York. 11w4
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New Advertisements.

A GENTS WANTED-S225 4 MONTH
n by the AMERICAN KNITTING Ma
CHINE co, BOSTON, MASS, or ST.
LOUIS, MO. 1l.4w
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IL PoRr.--Between thirty and forty vessels
Of various descriptions lined the docks in our
harbor during last Thursday and Friday on
account of the severe gale and high sea out
side. Among them we're the wrecking tug
LerjdtAan with the wrecks of the propeller
Equator and schooner JohH 4. He5er in tow.
The latter vessel is almost new, having been
rebuilt here last winter. but sprung leak
while on her way down the lakes with load
of barley The FORMER weuy ashore a year
ago this fall near the Mauitous. Both were
in leaking condition while here, and steam
pumps were required on each to keep them
free. They cleared Saturday afternoon for
Milwaukee.
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which he will sell at Chicago prices.
hiskey by the barrel. to-day, at IS cent?
per gallon Terms for wlriskcy. net cash:
Liquors from 81 TO @S
Rhine Wine at 81 00r24.00 per dozen
Native Wines--Concord Catawba, Califo{
MIA and Virginia Seeding.
Hanitowoc, August l 1870:
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MANIIOW OC PILOT
city AND County NEWS

FARMERS are bringing in considerable
amount Of hay. 1t brings SILL per ton.
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5. Business was quite brisk in. our harbor
last Friday, and the propeller Bertcly and
tug Lcrio'daa we're both engaged in towing
vessels n and out. We noticed the Be,tcLy
going down the river with three vessels in
one tow, all loaded with hay for Manistee
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-10-13

THE NEW PREsBYrIRIAS CuuRCH.-This
idly and with such fine taste as 20 receive the
encouragement of az o;,r people Very few
congregations have presiding minister who
would display the energy that Mr. stevens
las. Coming here as he did some years ago,
he found small and comparatively poor de-
nomination. but by labor and perseverance he
sees to-day one of-the finest churches in the
State, the reward CT all who work FOR the pub
lie God NJ cue can look at III, edifcc with
cut feeling ust pride, even il he does not
belong to the same congregation. We learn
that the Sunday school children Of this
chnrcA have contributed $3.50 during the past
year.
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MILD, Certain, Safe, Efficient, 1t is far
lNl the best Cathartic remedy yet discover,
ed, and at once relieves and invigorates all
the vital functions, without causing injury to
any of them. The most complete success has
long attended its use in many localities, and
it is now offered to the general public with the
conviction that it can never fail to accomplish
all that is claimed for it 1t produces little
or no pain; leaves the organs free from irrita-
- 1900 ~rites the ner--
vous system. In all diseases Of the skin,
blood, stomach, bowels, liver, kineys-of
children, and iii many difficulties pecularto
women, it brings prompt relief and certain
cure. The best physicians recommend and
prescribe it; and no person who once uses this
will voluntarily return to the Of any otheF
cathartic.
Sent by mail on receipt of price and post
are
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LADIES SocIABLE.-The ladies' socinblc Of
the St James church which met at the su-
burban residence of Mrs. Chas Raymond
last Thursday evening, was one of the most
enjoyable and entertaining Of the season, and
the Unite" was the largest that has been
taken for some time. 1t meets this evening at
the residence of Mrs. Jos W. Thombs, on
BufTalo-st. All are invited.
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80 Made from so Cts!
Something urgently needed by everybody
Call and examine, or samples sent, postage
paid, for 50 cents that retail easily for SO
r. l.. WoLCOTT ISL Chatham So. n. Y. 4w
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THERE viii be meeting of the subscribers
to the stock Of the Manitowoc Dry Dock Com
pany at the Office of Don \. Shove, on Satur-
day evening, Oct. 22i, for the purpose OF
electing officers and trans9ctins such other
business as my come before the meeting.
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A GENTS WANTED-S1o per day !-by
Athe American Knitting Machine Co, Bos-
ton, Mass, or st Louis. Mo. 3J-5m
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Fgee to. Back A&gee s17tjSa, y. our
New Illustrated Family Bible to any Book
Agent, free Of charge. Address, NATIONAL
PUBLlsHiNG Co, Chicago, H., Cincinnati
OHIO, or st. LOUIS, Mo. llw4
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1t is sold by oil dealers in drugs and medicines
and by TURNER & co. Sole proprictors,'
100 fremont Street Boston, Mass 9-3mt
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DR.. Wells CarboEc Tablets,
besides the great remedial agent Carbolic'
Acd contain other ingredients universally
recommended, which chemicaly combine,,
producing Tablet more highly medicinal'
and better adapted for diseases of the Human,
race, than any preparation ever before otiered'
TO the public.
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.

An unfailing remedy Tor all Bronchial'
Difficulties. Coughs Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma. Dipthcria, pryness of the Throat or
Wind Pipe and ali Catarrhal diseases.
The wonderful modern discovery OF Carbolic'
Acid. is destined to become one of the greatest
blessings to mankind III its application to
diseases of the Human Race, and its great
curative qualities in all affections Of the'
Chest Lungs and Stomach.
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FOR WORMS IN CHILDREN

no more efficacous remedy can be found, in,
fact. these TABLETS are Specific and should
be promptly given for this painful suffering OF
our little ones. In all cases where tho
KIDNEYS do not perform their functions
properly they should be freely taken, when
healthy action VIII surely follow. they are
invaluable a preventive Of all diseases of
Contagious nature, and no family should be-
without them
TRY WELLS CAREOt.IC TABLETS.
Price 25 cents per box. Sent by mail en-
receipt of the price. by John q. Kellogg, 81
Platt street, New York, sole agent for the
Il s SrI Y DRUGGISTS lI-4w
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1-zsszs-1sz-sz =-=7=s=Eas--s.z.se-.zz--z
MANIION OC PILOT
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
FARMERS are bringing in considerable
amount Of hay 1t brings SILL per ton.
sEH advertisement Of L 4. Heiuue-nau in
another column
We call attention to the notice Of cbattaI
mortgage in another column
To PRfsTERs.--We have good lob
hand press which we will selI1 ut a reasonable
price.
FARMERS viii. find something to their in
teres's. . reading the advertisement of c.
The sun and clouds had a struggle for
predcminance during the fore part Of the
week The clouds won.
THE PILoT cfice keeps constantly on hand
blanks of every description for Justices of the
Peace, and other officials
o.
THE spire of the new Presbyterian church
!. rapidly approaching completion, and pre-
sents a handsome appearance.
--~ ---
SEVERAL vessels ran by She5oygan for this
harbor in the gale Of last week not daring to
enter that port on account Of the high sea and
shoal water between the piers.
ONE of the peculiarities of the Democrat;
Convention, last week, was the good feeling
existing between opposing candidates before
and after the nominations
MANY Democrats were in the city last Sat
urday TO attend the Convention, and our mer-
chants, we understand, done great deal Of
business.
----~ ~-
THE new building Of Ny. Platt on the corner
Of York a,ld Ninth street. will soon be COM
p'eted, and it already improves that section
Of the town.
THE tug Leri1than was in cur harbor again
yesterday morning, on her way to her post at
Macknac. Her officers are quite pleased with
the harbor facilities at this place, and always
make i tlcir object 70 raacI, i fo,. sIeI,or n
heavy weather
THERE viii be meeting of the subscribers
to the stock Of the Manitowoc Dry Dock Com
pany at the Office of Don A. Shove, on Satur-
P
"'''0''' anu . SuIn o'Aer
ou''i''S' as NJ ssii' oo.ofe 'De meeting
BUSINESS was quite brisk in our harbor
last rldhy, and the propeller Derlchy and
tug hce'''H'" we're ooth engaged IN towing
vessels n ana out. we noticed the He'ic"y
gong do"h the river win three vessels II
one tow, all loaded with hay for Manistee.
,p,r..--r 0.--',-- Ut
atNr ~ ~ Cl.o,o,,,,1 I.,,,.,. :.;..7,
r.o,1,, ou.,,;,... !, -.
:.,rE " :, -,
sion was one that Will long be remembered
with pleasure by the participants.
Tur go, Kan. vi. oc.,.;... .au,l4L.
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Nv u '''i ''''
-
49,, ,..7 49, ''N''
VESSEL SALES Nr. E. W. Packard has
disposed Of a onc-third interest in the schooner
Jessie Phi11ipa. Of this Tort, to Mr. 5. A
waundsrst,nd ,1,,t tho schooner 4ppreofice
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General Election NOClce.

F. B. TREAT, Att for Mortgage.
Manitowoc, Sept. 10. 1870. 12-9-
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Sent by mail on receipt of price and post
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-11

fcoNrMUED IN SUPPLEMENT-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-30
gailp ARGUS.
A RUSSIAN sENSATE0y.
Rhe Alleged Promise of American
Aid to the Gear.

The st. Petersburg correspondent of The
Independence Beige, writing Nov. %, makes
the following absurd statement respecting
letter from President Grant TO the car.
The circulation of this story is probably the
reason why a correspondent was banished
to Oloustz, as stated in St. Petersburg
telegram of the 18th inst, which attributed
the action of the car to the publication of
another alleged private letter from the
President to him.
Having referred to the failure OF England
to have the Russian note modified, the
writer says:
al have good reason to believe that even
on this point the efforts of the British diplo.
macy were checked by the firm resolution
of the Russian sovereign, singularly fortified
by political incident of great importance,
which may cot yet be known in western
Europe, where you receive this letter. The
latter, Of which guarantee the entire au.
thenticity, is as follows: The Emperor
Alexander has received an autho-
graph letter from tho President of the
United States, in which the latter warmly
fehcitstes the car on his determination to
abolish the stipulation of the treaty of Paris,
denounced in Prince Gortschakoff's dis
patch, and formally promises the aid of the
entire American fleet in case of war with
England. The letter says this is nearly
the text that at the first word from Russia
the whole naval force of the United States
will concentrate in the Mediterranean, and
will there help the Russian vessels to force
the passage of the Dsrdsneles. The British
government is aware Of the existance of
President Grants letter, and it is especially
since it came to know of it, that the British
cabinet has shown itself more compliant in
regard to the course pursued by the St.
Petersburg cabinet"