davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-22

AlLN NAthEE.
.s:uwArkEI, Jsa sL-BnEApsTrTrs-F I'M
cf.a:s,d. " h 4 H.ak s,- NJ i: olHe tor ~
.5ssk. Rye sIea4y 1t nc far 50. / B,r:sy 10. 10
Un1ssHn Hoes irrle1 st $40 ssal1to.
kkcf1rrs- l,Hy hris it,tst: il.ot1 hl WhtAt
dE hst: Wiz si:s E3 ~ ~ y ~ %h:.:;
fet No. :; 20 ts!et. ,,,..,,
rslsut..d: fsltly Al ~ 9Aa13o Wheat u..easusei.
81 assisasca ;:'sas T., i @ Hss
tei It:," u :ne f. i:nr,,, .n, firm, ~ ak.
rSn.sso ;:1s. M cs% q ha; eaa fr
tr.'h to ccinlEon leSf. Rtceip,s light. And drnaul
af t2 ISL g. VA ss:. e e. sE
F;:esls1oSs. Eert ee!d At ss:.eas;ss. ,.aa
m 1 sslst IL II as r. tS1
.sauiIe,t he'd at iss sisss. sias tor e!vsr .b /;
Il; t iee ID ss's au LID Lad n .a y M
H,r4tR- ini At ssss SIC.
6nssIIhe 6,ss-ie:.ee ee4il I'll quiet ntsse.
MoSETAnYNtsola. lin huYins ExchArse 1,ra II
par buying. Money HrHist1ct.E: E;tkIs t:t1.i,s
LoE1sv31IS: +. Jan- A-cor7os-ss'es Of q bales
susti ,ti,,: s5.sa tsq,iy; s.sa
g. & :1d 1n Il sales OF " hads lusa at
B.eoDs lss e ee.s H. es.r it, s!ss.
5ss Rs y. s:e1I 1' st4T sia.
HH.sSE1-Aavsaee$tS +, Il a!SYe. 81; "
.ro,rno IAN e-prIx111sGr paEuo: %, br,,.uh.,.
s,:. %: ss!a g. ~ q. attsssa ~. ne;. !'; -
::,:l0 "a: dtet.cd hosr. l'.ta3 tbe.
BnEAnsTCrrs;1 ! dn!l Hhs3t = eha.e better:
No. i s usTn - :saae bs.ts
ho. j. ssss: Iew: ;ss: srsds. e5xss;e. Oats IN.
EsE3s5P GIsvss s1sS:e !s9es ls;s*,,,s:: fsit, :s:o
NASHVILLE, 1sa .ssiye bot priesa
III - H'fss.S; e. ssIs.s' s:
sI'f e B.!fsy 8 sa 9
IL .ass. i i:@i,y 49,. .,,., s ~ ,, Wv
has Il es, p.s s
bn,9 meat. sssar s'ats s., clear ribbed hc'
1,.' hSzzs;2.-yo,, :. ~. :.
~ ~ is%.aS tas e. sas ddfsss:
dentnd 8 ssasis Mhe,a d9! snd ns.ss .ns
Sa';i{ sPs ;aist lower Bye da' 'at a'n's a's'e7-sa
WatsIa tEndc rr3n.d ,aTse las held ii .;4e: ANAL
''t. -. s Is1. w 1'u's :, II i; EV1is ., , :.
uidd!i5k =. s,,.o.a,-
.:s..iasstsea for d1er.ss: II 94'.'' s't 'aolss's''
hs!s'a: ssyisstisa !s.q;%s FL :s...
e1trs e; :. a s1sesA Il AN S5ca AAH s6Sa: fam.
& : ehote SsP ssssy sssy n1 il P5 S5f
{ :ss +; @ :sisd bsliey-Soasi'S aolns. Rye hrm Il
Na1sksT.sseady It sLekest@
az \, t. SIasa III - :}as:. i:ss ~
s,f st5t ~ ss. s.ss' 81 ''s4FsaFea hans s- Lard d
81 81 !s, ST i; as:.nd md market ''E at 'e
s'a' ta; e.''' s'e' hi EKR S1s$y; S;hR K" b'''
Ezx Yong. J.s, :l:.ter1os-we.k: ,.'e. lao
o,ss asaaPas ss b rather
s!s e q III: %s!sn: + iss Ts!!. si:..
i. IS : s g s
sstve If<esssit ssci ;a b.; IT, bes'ss s
or '5iss .;d T.a aud u .aSe1 M il 81
; @ ?:ss SEX; ;s, 9sS;. i !:s
Ess y IS r. @
Ws;5s'e It's 81; s% & ss3s a ss., dn
NHfat,es dull: 1os III :d5e9c.
FE4nolzsa1qast: heEsc1 c1s5a T fns:ss'
1,sszxn 11.-hyn t,l .t It sGase e & s,,.
fnosisioSs-pofk sases sad ,.,e. =, br.. :.
q oF rrne ;. iuo hi. new sss
r. SH eHs ar q hfsf i;ss sf s er sdr
reE e1tIk Istt lierse bsef ftm eaiss q 1el TIERS
me-, ncsf han. ccs ,.fs ~ ia ri. i X, mas1n
new: yas Set,. =. yas5sassd s!s: 5:s
q !o-s slear .Hd r, hs. de!,Ee5s6le 4 M,'r.uts
, 1870-01-22

AOG;S-The hng m&set orcpcd active and buoy ant
Abtu ae!oek, b. ume the rens wefo enaptfed
p1ises n the meantime etcsdiy ADVANCING. At the
sbeu; rs eo,nnsIsd With yestsIe.y esosl1k pItcet
md the market eiored Etronr
o. soasse on lnedua 70 eholre bacon Nades. The Id
TAEcc on common khE co&Etc- and mixed ots mt
mote than 1tr. while for e1tra edea
more shsn .ue:aned The qualify 81 he hog.
thst Of ny Prsr,toa. day q The te3.ea; The r
at range cf 81 Gas - for common; a7io>aas5 fol-
medium: - :tsa % tor Kood to ehsee and 8s.759
o ths 81 hsss & = st q he Is he.d
artraEdrE c6i n. It $3.50. by Conser Bros and Is
hcad aseraFnf s u. 1t ss.ha- bJ tseeyes sherman
head Eotnc irso tho hands of psekcrp All are said
ard the rarke. ctcecd f2iu \. The apovs
Ht Arfrhd th fn11ot juF R4Ih$-
, 1870-01-22

New York Live stuck a1nrkct-
NEW YenK- Jas si.-Wi:h t,1s3 cAttl- te-dsY. *
iDs 3:ao far this week there little tt7nlett.
hut u nluci. nsvance T.y wrse stty ali thin eat
tie Evtfethirg sold Ut clear and ptnspe:ts btEhter
Hin tteert. Of AH c~t. aod a: Gi8iie, anL cat
(: cattle at lSc.
An thu Stasc sheep the aseJ fre.l, wesc sod OF
r ass hut na aar4nct cap set b .1pc:cd Poor e. h
tInl, tMe aud hslt esss ot hsE. arrived fhes asc
ooc LITTLE batter. ci:J dteatei advan :lns - e for
tiaa #,
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FRIDAY ETNM8, Jan~ Il
The fo.owirg table ahows the receipts and Slip
ueuts Ct esoduce at fn,a point dnr1uE tho pess
tAcnly-four huusa:
, 1870-01-22
MEDICAL,
fQWLE'S PILE & KuM0R CURE.

rILfa 1Eo = fear Eeitles. In tic = ant easea nt
LEPnoSy, SGRctUIA. SALT nAEEA. RfsPEpt; ~ at
BLOOD atsrnI and sssrn.! NJ - Eas.s1iy yssgt. a,
the no1ty, and eh.:eet b.ek 70 ms 10 ta.1nFcs !ot
EEeu& Ovxf leboo gestaa=4:.s & F9ndsz1nt eatss %
Mn- sad eTtyJwte Ore dn1faT bottle Eeaa for
c:cn}Aft Used IN tho ERAp1EkE OF the old ans
Hcw FeS}4
, 1870-01-22

BBREP- The.c Wa over 9 go head Ia tte rtna T.
asy. and Titn r. eonalaershie seirRinE demand md
afatced. k1d rriets ruled folly tsasoc loxrr, the
hesvteat decline tiuE the low &1.des Ct which thc
oersFs barely eonsiste3 Sales e1n51aeed l913 hex,
at ranEt Ct :. 6125so fot ycsy casncaaa to ttzct
choice We uctc the following
, 1870-01-22

BEkF AFiLh-Iherc wA1 NO Ab1teHlept in the d.
End tot Xed marketable ttncE. and, with no ncfcen
biz Ipefca+e III he tulpy OF such. iht.e Haa 40 Jct
Hp in pl3ers Tn TIM other hand, rather trUer toae
tetadtd the market far really choice etotk acd fe
hundred head c tnC rtGh sort you'd hare been
y taken up at flight advance the ps{cc4 current
earlier in The week The hres1xo onalitJ the offer.
into was fnre1ior to that n 5efe1Isy Wednesday
although Of strictly cAotct FtocE there was NOT 4
"hect." The proportion Of istE to good faeoud cf4.s
stcs nicsc rIotnlnent then ueuat. while common
coz. AID sc1as pS stsets were fewer, which made
fa.s nsesase. The hulk VI the stoek eolt Is / y
gent into the hands Of shipper, for Ness
fotk; Abasy, nuaM, C!eEslasd Pitstnulsh aud Phil
butH steers tn fair tts ayessxus from 200 to Lila
tion 0 to :5a fe syerake. City buehefs aud fted.
b. Geh moderate G1;cDt at s,1bet4utltljy Te1
teItAJe pltcea paying e Da5 Is for to choc
and iEft tlor to medium AID oxcn Inferior
mixed lo:s embracing psoE ee,llawAx etetrs raw.
bous7d oxen. sAss, aud bulls. were not wanted, and
alx t!c Il! d1H3 s0 Ali tabic etock wa
c1ere Off, hit o the low grade Cd lOauy were e!t
over UNFOLD. 1tr ft1oKipE were tho
CLOSING ruIcES
Chetc- Recves-Fin-. f.s, wcforlred. 4to5
3tar cid tteers and Averaging from i.S00 10 -..-.
Pine UseSef-Good, well Sa;ted, 11c.y 7'''
form ed HtctTe, AVERAGING LltU to LILO hs 6a53rO
FsIe Gradte-t1 1tl sfec1z, in fatf tesh, aver.
.t,cs ls;o to l:to ksoaaoa
ttr ets slsusser. .sesasne sQoto ioSe IS. la9ses
Stock Ca.t!c-EuDr.on E attic in drctn: Aeth,
arcsasrx SEQ to 1o:o :ots...,............... 4oasoo
lEfe1ios-Ltkht AID thin and stct1s..., asASXE
, 1870-01-22

EGGS-F!eAh tEga WeEc Tcl[lnE 81 1dl@54t Sdd H3dtd
at L IxnEe Of At1.1c.
FRUITS AND NU1S-Green apples were iu zuede-
WsTc dim IL thcif views :. 81 voat4i OrsE-.es; wsse
neglected and n1u insl 1t s7lG98ea q b1x. Th<1n
Inquiry tor lemons. At about pEry!ut txteA-
In d,ied fr1I st+te ! t2ir movement. and tic
era ket Ern. We ErptAt CUT tuotait.as oH5es-
, 1870-01-22

f..s
thst hse charxrfezed s mafket tor eeysr davs pses
ts. :b.ne ia ~ .dgs9es q r. L.rd oa r..
It unchanged prices We quote: L1tt., latd
81. shts; g. l.. s1so: Ma q y: es5h,a & 2 en, Sts
Il bark ot st: tsr.ts. sLto: nh:tcasns
81 4 IS; suspsntlns *: tpettn 9L sA77saoo;
kIcA-TAe inquiry Wal csuaped to supplying the
wacts Of LEGAL Grrtoacrs priees 'ftic better
thai nor tnal: patnA, e&eAe; ChzolIaa, 9,9sae; Ar
, 1870-01-22

Hus.ou es,ip.......... e7a Duhu 3ce
Mth M51h1, ,!:,;;:i e; = u e. o'''.'''. a'8
, M1r1ss shafcs. Hn+tnn rfic-s: e.,
Gp'E. aae +; HIT,
fI.ht ~, !o..-- 1850 +! amman. ,,~,u,.,
Snie Treasury hs!aEtE- G113~ 9:5l4Cr.N; cus7eueJs
41el l57; general baleaee. e2l,s6-tl1.
, 1870-01-22
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU,

The only f1owu remedy for DaheteB, Irritation Of tho
Sttk Of the Blsdder Inflammation Of til kidneyr. Ca
satrh Of tbs cIaddtE. sauku.y.e Paa full inars
, 1870-01-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FnIpAY EVENING, JAN H.
Tic following tabia ahows thu duly seceipts aud
ep1nehta Of live ttotk du1ng the week this even
, 1870-01-22
Ia TER

The wheat market at the afternoon board was
Moderately active and sa1es we're made at soEc
cash and seller the month, and s0hc seller Febru.
ar. In corn there vas notn'ug done Of any con.
sequence; .s;sc WIS offered for cash, and there
Re1e buyers al 'stFc selier February, aud seilers
at &c. Oats were dull at 4o1sc Keller February
In the evening the grain markets we're inactive.
frtEiEions wete steady, bnt quiet Sales we're:
go bsls mess pork AZ 3as.1e4; 100000 - abort
t!hs, bns ef February, At 14c.
Live hogs Hef with an sctiye decnA.d, and d71-
trg tho day p1icea sdSanecd 9o@25o On medium TO
choice bacon grades, and About 1cc on common.
Extra qualities ruled comparatively tteady q. yes
Ierday = closing prices. Sales reached Rs1A head,
st ss6ovs9.sa, the outs1de for "farcf." The cat
tie Il arKet ~aA 1rm At unchanged prices Daring
the day LOCO lead charged hands at 3aGo967a.
, 1870-01-22
EEMB0LD'S bucHy,

The only fezedy for Diahetek Irritation OF the
Eeek Of tho iAddsr. Inflammation ct tho Eidneyr, Ca
arb 4 tbe BAa4er, 6<ssosa3. q Palatat
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AT last the Senate has taken . ne

At last the Senate has taken a po-
sition on the Franking swindle where It's
members can be PINNED" In January.
the House passed the bill abolishing the
frank almost unanimously; and ever since
that vote the Senate has been trif:ng and
eoquettlng with the measure. Yesterday
vote was reached on Ramsey's amend
ment to the Postal Appropriation bill
(repealing the franking privilege and it
was defeated by vote of &c to %. The
Senators who assumed the hazardous re
sponsibility of voting against it are as
follows
Ares, Bayard, Brownlow, Carpenter, Cole Corbet+
Drake. Fowler, Gilbert, Hamilton Nd Harris
meDonald Morrill, VI, Nye, Osborn, Po1neroy. pool
Rice, Robertson, Ross Sawyer, Spencer. stewart
GUNNER, ihayer, Fickers. Warner, WiIIiams.-2S'
Both Of the Illinois Senators are foand
recorded on the right side, but some 9th
er Westerners voted mo among whom
are Carpenter Of Wisconsin, Drake Of
Missouri, Pomeroy and Ross of Kansas
Ihayer Of Nebraska, Nye and Stewart Of
Nevada, Williams and Corbett CT OREGON
We very much doubt whether these gen
tlemen can afford, even from merely
selfish point Of view, to oppose and de-
feat measure of justice and economy.
and defend practice that ro5s the peo-
pie and renders penny postage impossi-
bic.
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donate consumption of omelet, fricassee

tomato consumption of oinelet, fricassee,
hash and old cheese, there is no necessity
of daily diagnosis on digestion. In
fact what matters it whether grub" is
taken in Battle Alley or Sleepy Hollow?
Bulls and bears are found ON Broadway
as well as in Wall Street; and they are
gifted in their trade. But national cur
rency is supposed to cancel all debts.
True politeness is an evidence of phi
lanthropy. We sometimes almost credit
the words of the poet:
'.The heart is wiser than the intellect
And works with suTer hands and swifter feet
Toward wise conclusion -1E- 5sfa -E
b. However that may be, the question is
still open to social philosophers, whether
an intelligent devil is more tolera bic than
a witless angel.
Human feelings are tidal we laugh
and weep: but the great thoughts of
genius rescue life with strange Joy.
Whilst looking far up the golden way,
we hear a confusion of mary voices.
The pain of discord is abroad The world
bristles with the sharp blades Of agita-
ton ); and every where is heard the wall
of murdered justice. Well may philan-
thropists. sigh for the oEnipotence of
peace. Will the sweet breeze of ieconcil-
iation never blow? Aha It vii. it does !;
and the once deepening cloud OF the
Mighty spell is broken, and life is dark
ened only by an occasional shadow of fated
memory As we pursue the quiet paths
of literature, and breathe its magic air.
we seem to be dismissed from matter and
see the globe of substance in some far
abyss. Life is etherialized and we seem
to exist in the beautiful creations Of some
glorious dream. Like Petrarch. we would
die with our head resting upon a book
and would seek by spirit toll all the mys-
FERROUS knowledge Of the ancient earth,
and the infinite brilliance of the stars.
BY slip Of the pen we wrote in our
article last week comets where meteors
should have been. 0.
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The meanest Of white scoundrels
are those who, according to General Sher
man, were caught near Fort Hays dis
guised as Indians making raid upon white
settlers These rutians were caught in
the act, and thus the practice was brought
TO light. Now, the question is, how
many Of these SO called Indians bands
are composed Of white men? Sherman
advises that no mercy shall be shown to
these murderous gangs, whether they
have white or red skins, and he is about
right. But the white scoundrels should
be the first and the quickest to suffer.
Is there not key in this little incident
to good deal Of our Indian raids have
been formented and kept up by white
men, acting in various capacities, and
some CT them, we are sorry to say, acting
under the government itself.
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Therefore be it resolved that this
Board ratify, accept and adopt all
the resolutions and other proceed
ings of said three last meetings of
said Board of Supervisors and every
part of the same. Adopted.
] Then it was resolved to sell the
Old safe belonging to this County.
On motion of Mr. Stoker it was
Resolced-That the chairman APP
point the following committee: IL.
II. Smith, John W. Barnes end Lu-
ther Pellet Committee to examine
the County Treasuer's Office, and
that the Treasurer be requested to
furnish full statement of all mon
les on hand, also the amount of tax
certificates and the credits from all
sources, and that the Committee re-
port at their earliest convenience.
On motion Of Mr.. Barnes it was
resolved that Committee consist
ing of ira SP. Smith, Stol1er and
Watrous8 be. requested to look up
the furniture that is outof the Coun-
ty building.
On motion the Sheriff was added
to the Committee on improvements
for the purpose OF repairing the
Court House. On motion Of Air.
Barnes, itIwas
Resolce9-That the County, print
ing be let to the lowest bidder and
only at one price for both languages.
The Board received an inTIGation.
from the LIST. Presbyterian Church
to attend etheceremony Of laying the
corner stone.
On motion the Clerk was directed
to furnish the society such records
as he can, and the Board resolved to
attend the meeting in a body.
The Committee to examine the
County Treasrer's books, report
finding the records Of the Treasurer
perfectly satisfactory.
On motion of AIr. Waldo, the
County Superintendent was author
ised to procure suitable sign for
his office, said sign not to exceed the
sum Of five dollars at the expense
of the County.
On motion of John w. Barnes, it
was resolved that the Clerk and
Chairman Of this Board are hereby
authorized and Instructed to issue
County orders for all allowances
made in this session and the per diem
and milage for the members of Coun-
Fy Board
The Board then adjourned.
p. p. FUEssENIcH, Clerk.
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AN OUTsPOKEN BISHOP AT RoME.-
Writing on the 30th ult. the Roman
correspondent of the Pal AaU Gazette
says: 'Day before yesterday a violent
scene took place in the Council on the
delivery Of speech By Monsiguor Verot.
Bishop OF Savannah, United States, the
orator Of the American Episcopafe.
Ihis discourse, pronounced in voice
audible through the hall, vehementIy
assailed the dogma OF infallibility. de-
clarlng that all the Bishops who voted
IN its favor would be guilty Of sacyilege
The majority met this imputation with
protesting cries, and the clamor became
SO furious that the President Logate
rang his bell, and called on the speaker
to retraet the expression. Supported BY
Monsignor Strossmeyer, the Bishop of
Savannah refused, maintaining chat he
was entitled to express his conscientious
opinion. He said he was the citizen of
country where every opinion was free.
and that, trained in freedom, he would
preserve his independence even in the
Ecumenical Council. Monsignor Senes-
trey, Bishop of Ratisbon, spoke with
equal force, but in more guarded lam
guage, against the dogma, affirming that
he expressed the sentiments OF the vast
majority OF German Catholics. The sit
ting broke up in great agitation
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IN EoseGB ATE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Manitowoc County-Mani-
towoc County Court.
in the matter of the Estate of Stephen Lezea de-
ceased. On this day of June A. D. 1870 npon rean.
and fling the petition of Margretha Leuzen stating
that Stephen Leuzen of the County OF Aianitowoc,
lieiV interstate about The 9Th day of May 1870
aud praying that she lie appointed AdministratiN OF
the Estate OF Stephen LeZen deceased 1t is ordered
that said application be heard before me at the Pro
bate Office in the City and County of 9Iauitowoc on
the LIST day of August, A. D. 1870, at 10 O'clock A 3I.
Aud is further ordered that notice of such appli-
cation and hearing lie given by publishing copy II
this order for three successive weeks, ia each
week, in '-THE MANITowoc TRIBUNE" newspaper
printed in said City and County prior to said hearing.
By the Court HM. ". WALDO,
I0-3t-j d.mte Comfy Judge.
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-Antonelli must have taken his eof-
lee strong yesterday morning, else he
would never have sent from Rome the
following dispatch:
ne desire of the Fathers to express their opin-
ioiS N speeches before the Council is great thai an
@,Jearasd consstory will assemble aud bes:ow Car
halates On fifteen 81 The Fathers 10 he selected from
~niois me active champions Of infa,libility'
Why excessive loquacity should enti-
TIE Bishop to wear Cardinals hat, or
why the volubility of a and B should
make 1t necessary to confer that distinc-
ton on G, IS wholly incomprohensible at
this Distance Chicago Post, 55th.
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The monthly decrease il the dol

Tho monthly decrease in the debt is
not the only encouraging financial state
ment we receive showing that the coun-
try, under a wise Administration, is
fastening to resumption, and conseduea t
prosperity. The commercial statistics for
nine months of the current fiscal year
show that we have imported $4,000, coo
less, and exported 345, coo. geo more than
during the same time in 1869, and.
moreover, the increase Of imports and
and exports carried in American vessels
has been marked and significant.
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IN PROBATE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
NTanftnr,-,,. O.,

ManItoWoc County,
Probate office June 18th A. D. 1870.
In the matter of the ProofanG Probate oftle last
VIII and Testament Of Richard IL. Hoes deceased.
late OF the County Of Maniowoc. Whereas insru-
ment in writing, purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament Of RichIrd II. Hoes deceased, late of the
County of Manitowoc has been filed in this office
and whereas application has been made by Martha J.
Hoes praying that the be proven and admitted
TO Probate according to the laws of this State There
fore it is ordered that said application be heard be-
fore me at the Probate Office in the City Of Manito-
woo in said County, the I1th day of July A. D.
1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. And it is further ordered,
that notice shall be given to all persons interested
publication in '.FnE MAHRwoc TRIBUNE a nepsspa-
Per printed in said City for three successive weeks,
prior to the time OF such hearing.
By the Court, W W. WALDO.
g-3t-S A w Comfy Judse
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The movement in Great Britain hay
ing FOR its object the divorce of State and
Church. IS making rapid and visible prog
ress 4 free pres is urging it. Yester-
day Mr.. Beaumont moved for leave to
introduce bill into the House of Com
mons virtually expclling the Bishops
from the Lords, and the proposition,
which, few years ago, would have been
regarded as revolutionary, received lO2
in favor, to l5S against
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MAINE REPUBLICANS The Republi-
can State Convention held at Augusta.
Maine. was the largest and most exciting
ever held in the State 1883 delegates
being present Hon. Sidney Perham was
nominated for Governor, receiving 667
votes to 627 for Hon. L. f. Hersey. The
nomination was made unanimous.
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BAD SIaNs FOR SPAIN.-Marshal Ser.
rano, the head of the present govern
ment Of Spain, aud about the only man
IN Spain equal to the crisis, is reported
quite Ill" and it is also reported Gen.
Prim, the head of the army, is "quite
II, aud will SPEND a few weeks at Vichy
ihls means another conference with Ma
poleon and that the affairs of Spain are
getting worse and worse from day to day.
A French army may yet be required to
settle the business for Spain.
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III PROBATE.
MANITOWOC COUNTY C0URT.


IN the matter of the Mrs Elizabeth Schneil
deceased. Gu reading and fling the petition of Val
entne Wegiarth, setting forth the amount Of person.
al estate that has his hands, and the disp0si
tion tereoi-tlle amorn of debts outstanding against
said deceased, ans description of all real
which said deceased died seized and The condition
and value OF the respective portions thereof and
praying that license he 10 him granted TO sell the
whole OF said real estate, and it appearing by said
petition, that there is not sufficient personal estate
the hands of said Valentine Weglarth to pay said
debts and that ii is necessary in order pay the
to sell all OF said real estate il is therefore ordered
that all persons interested said eStatate appear
fore the Judge OF this Court, Monday, the Isl day
of August ~ d. $50, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Pro-
bate Office III Manitowoc, in said county. then and
there to show Of any there be- why license
should not be granted to said Valentine Wegfarth to
sell said real estate according 10 the prayer Of said
petition And it is further ordered, that a copy of
this order shall be published for four successive weeks
prior iG said day of hearing, III 'HE MANIT0WOc TRI
DyNE Weekly newspaper printed and published at
MaEitowoc in said County, and personally served on
all persons interested in said estate, residing in said
County least fourteen days JefoFesail day of hear
ing. BY the Court.
% VIM W. WALDO. County Judge
Dated at Ianitowoc the 2Gth day Of June 4. D.
1870 IO-4t idm
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IN PROBATE,
Manitowoc County. (
Probate ofIic e. juno l6th A d 1s1n
sTATE or WISCONSIN. ]

NanitoWoc county.
Probate ofic e. June l6th A. D 1870.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the last
VIII and Testament OF Joseph Reil deceased late of
the County OF ManitosCc Whereas. an instruments in
writing, purportng to be the last " il, and Testament
of J' eph Ref deceased. late of tie County o. Mani
towoc has been fled IN this office: and whereas APP
pcation has been made by Theresa Ref praying that
the same he proven and admitted Probate accord
ing to the law of this State: Therefore ordered
that said application be heard before at the Pro-
bate Office i'll the Cityof Manitowoc in said County,
on the llth day of July A. D. 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ And is furhered ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said VIII, of the
time and place of said hearing, l,y publication in
THE MANITOwoc TRIBUNE newspaper printed in
said City for three successive weeks, each week.
prior to the time of such hearing.
BY the Court VIM. W. Waldo.
9-3t-w.w.W. County Judge.