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Also elegant oroide gold chains Of latest
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Our Railroads.

Last Tuesday we were in Milwaukee,
and. 10 company with Mr.. Soulerin, the
/ Chief Engineer of she Lake Shore Road,
I've drove out uron the work CT the road.
We found about three miles graded and
about 100 men at work. The force is con-
tiucally increasing, and next week 200 men
will be at work sIr Easton informed Us
| that work would commence at this place on
the western read as 5000 as the engineers
could be spared from the Milwaukee end.
That locomotive, cars aud iron are al
ready shipped and on the way here, and
I that God may-but man cannot-pre7ent
the building Of the roads All of which
we presume is satisfactory to our readers.
| The interior or Waldo road still strug-
gles tor life, and fora Strengthening plaster
and on Monday last they asked the County
Board Of Milwaukee county to give them
! 5000, 600. Mr.. Tweedy, in his speech
advocating the. appropriation said that
he found go fault with Manitosoc and She
Joygan for wanting western connections.
but Milwaukee would cut her own throat
by assisting them, and that the impudente
Of the thing WIS unparalleled; and this We
believe to be the real feeling of a large
number Of Milwaukee men.
Can it be possible that Manitowoc, lit
tie, insignificant burg Of 1900 voters is al
ready dangerous rival of the great city Of
Milwaukee,? 1t seems that some of the
Milwaukee gentlemen look upon US in that
/ light
This interior movement is fatllered by
two objects; one of which is an actual fear
of Mani,owoc and Shcboygan, and the
other a desire on the part of gentlemen
owning the old Cedarburgh grade to get
some money out Of their property therein.
They don't intend to build the road
at present, but are trying to
defeat the building of the Lake
Shore Road or sell out to it. But they
,cW not he dJie to do either! The effort to
secure 5000, 600 from Milwaukee county was
met promptly by the Lake Shore Company.
VT. L. W. NotAhauscn, an able ia"y er,aud
attorney Tor the company, being before the
board, aud signaIly defeated Mr.. Waldo 5
project, and succeeded in getting an adj
iournmcnt of the whole matter for one
week, during which time the Lake Shore
Company will submit their propositions.
Which Of the two companies will win, and
/ L. IF 40,
We predict fight over the matter, and the
hotter the better, only that our side comes
out ahead.
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SUICIDE AT NEsHoTo.-An old man
named Theodore Wiemann committed sui
eide by drowning himself in the Neshoto
river, near Neshoto, on last Monday night.
The body was found Tuesday night floating
IN the river. Deceased left letter with
his family bidding them goodbye. Do
nestle trouble is supposed to have been
the cause of his seeking change Of base.
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Foreclosure Sale.

In Circuit Court Menitowoc County. Franz
Walla against Thomas hoselka ana Anna ko-
Selka his wife.
BY virtue of judgement of foreclosure and
sale in the above entitled action dated June
Goth 4. D., 1869. l shall expose fer sale and
sell at public Yendue to the highest bidder ut
the Court House in the City and County OF
Manitowoe on the l1th day Of May, ~ u.
1870, at 10 O clock NJ, of said day, the Eel,
lowing described real estate, situated in the
County of Mauitowoc and State of Wisconsin.
to-wit. The west half of the north east quarter
of section No twenty-four IA
Ds-ed Sheriffs Office, Nanitewoc, Wis. this
26th day Of March, 1870,
?. MuLH0LLAND, Sheriff
CHAs. W WHITE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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BOTANICAL BITrERs. TO all lovers of
good titters the best thing of that name
that we ever tasted land ne are judge Of
such things) we advise TO send to Morse &
Williams, No. 400 East Water-st. Nils
waukeee, and procure dozen bottles for
IS. Retailers Of bitters and whiskey
would do we'll to order quantity of these
bitters.
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yours, &c, &C.,
JOHN LANTRY, Sec y.
CLARKS Mills. Nav Q, 1870.
Sir, | remain

CLARKS MILLS, May 9, 1870
70 the foreman and Members Of Badgcr
Engine Company:
GENTLEMEN The resolutions passed by
your company april I, 1870 together
with your beautiful and valuable gift, have
been received; and | can assure you, gen
tlemen, that | am at loss to know how |
shall adeq uatcly acknowledge the kindness
and honor conferred, and at the same time
do justice to my own feelings of gratitude
for your kind remembrance.
The token CT regard which you present
me, | shall cherish as a reminder of the
pleasant associations | engaged whilst a
member of your company, and the kind
treatment | uniformly received at the hands
of all my brother firemen, and my ardent
wish is, that more efficient member ma y
take my place, and that my honored old
Company may grow in number and in USE
fulness, and be as it always has been. an
honor and a blessing to the people of Man
itowoo
Very truly and gratefully,
Your old Scc'y,
QUIRIN NJ. EVEN.
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Communicated.
MANIToWoC, April I, 1870.

.. NJ. EVEN,
Den Friend and Brother Fireman =
At regular meeting of Badger Engine
Company held at their engine house April
It'll, 1870, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, our worthy member, Quirin
Even, has LETT town and by SO doing Las left
our company; therefore be it
Hssolrod That vote Of thanks be rendered
him for his efficient services as secretary of
this company, and the same be spread upon
the records of this company.
ReSgir,d That the foreman and secretary be
requested to purchase at the expense of this
company, as good gold pen Is they can get,
and present the same to Mr.. Q. VI. Even, as a
81 ght token Of our appreciation Of his services.
HsSoiced, That the secretary be requested
10 forward copy Of these resolutions to Mr..
Even, and have them printed in the English
and ernan newspapers Of our city.
Sir, remain
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United we Stand: Divided we Fall

{ United we Stand: Divided we Fall
The Milwaukee Hiscoasia under the
above kcadinSssays-~ .sr.-sa@ sassassasS
Every man in aiilwa ukee should wear the
shove proselb in his hat It's tT'uthfal end
useful in al times and under all circumstances
but no community We eTer knew so much need
to heed its truths in Their public actions as the
city and county Of Milwaukee. On questions Of
bridges. streets, court houses, paTements and
railroads Milwaukee would have been q large
gamer had her people been united.
The question of building railroad from
Milwaukee nerrhward is being revived, and
no sooner than public attention begins to CEN
ter upon it with some interest. We find two
projects in the field. Now we have not taken
the trouble as yet to satisfy ourselves which OF
the two is the right one for the public Interest
but We must decide and SO must every Citizen
oftLe county, not whether We shall have two
roads running north. but shan we have enc.
The matter of granting county AID to the
Northern Railroad came up before tue Board
of Supervisors yesterday afternoon, and a
counter claim was nut in by the Milwaukee,
Manitowoc & Green Bay Company. The cues
ton was referred TO a special committee Of
five. We trust this committee will look over
thG whole matter, and decide which is the
route best for Milwaukee county. taking into
account all circumstances connect ed there
with. Not forgetting that it is useless to lend
our aid to a road that will not be built
After Milwaukee county has decided which
is the route that should be taken, and having
been fully seconded by the country north Of US,
let us unite upon that route and build the road.
We cannot have two united we can have one.
All are agreed that we need railway TO she
north; let us investigate the subject, and de-
eide what is the proper route for US to take
We would ask the Wisconsin about how
long before it viii find out which of the
two roads the country north, " have made
up their minds to 'second?" t
Does not the Wisconsin know that $780,
600 has already been voted by the country
north to second" the Lake Shore road :?
and has it heard of dollar being voted to
aid or second any other road a? There ale
none so blind as those who will not see.
But Milwaukee will yet see" that il
she continues to fight the northern country
that the country north will be inclined
to shun her as she would pest house.
Our people have always been inclined
favor.bly toward Milwaukee, and we expect
to be merciful to her yet. -.-
We would not strike fallen man, but
would suggest to her business men, that if
they desire union" and peace" with the
country north" that they show their
desire for such union" no'o, by aiding
and encouraging US in the building of our
railroads.
Ry vonr work shall wo know vmu
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! utsftt vi 'IIIIItaGtI.
d

~ Spring is hore-tho flowers are
tcethjnc-the rollins sing from trees where
fresh buds start-aud the breezy hum CT
many thousand voices swell the glad
chorus. Dainty, dewy spring thy
breath is the amber sunshine, and thy
footprints are vjoleist Hide winter in
thy mantle; crown his cold brow With mig
noncttc. hang morning giories on his
:.ielcs, aud keep him from US while the
weE.l grows g1avn. Is.
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iMrEovrp.-Thc Ercr9rcea City Times
comes to Us this week with new dress and
patent outside instead of patent inside as
heretofore. 1t has also changed its name,
going under the cognomen of .Sbcboggnl
Ilttrs This is decided i'm provement
over the ola style, aud We are glad to note
this evidence Of prosperity on the part Of
our ntiEhhor.
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Eo Tor Appleton,

y
At the Election on the fjh inst the rit;.
Gems OF Appleton voted in favor al issuing
bonds tc the extent Of 500, 900 to aid ia
the construction of the ManitoHoc, Apple
ton & Duluth Railroad. TIE vote carried
by a majority Of Il. 1sIs can
@The Watasha Herald says: There
is fellow in to Hn SO lazy that it takes him
all day to wink, and if he gaps after break
fast, i:takes till noon for him to close his
mouth. The only time he ever appears
lively is when some one says money. I"
We don't know as there is ANYBODY in
Manitowoc quite as lazy as this fellow. but
theirs are few in the city tha.we think
would give the Wabasha chap pretty
good turn.
THE RAILROAD EoTE. -Althowh a very
light vote was east, the naIori,y under the
attendant circumstances was most en-
phatie.
Now let the swinging charter Central
Route folks tell Appletonians what they
want us to do to bring that road
here, if they intend to build it at all; and
what guarantees they can give that CAPT
talists will furnish the iron and rolling
stock. Crescent.
Perhaps the editor OF the Clifton Times
can enlighten you a little on the subject,
sam" He is fun Of railroad matters
lately Oh, John, give US rest. :" 81.
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rS~A All teachers of Msuitowcc county
who purpose attending the institute to be
held here Commencing June .th, and who
are not residents of the town or city of
Maruowoc, will confer a favor by sending
me their names Immediately.
MICuAFL kIRwAN,
County Superintendent of Schools.
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MUEAT. White Minter-lOO.

WHEAT, White Winter-10O
do Red do los
do Spring do Soc.
RYE-65cts e#..
OATS-42c,
POTATOES-50 soc
BEANS-S1 50a25o
BARLEY-90c.
HAY. per ton-SS 90.
FLOUR, White Winter 80
do Rye do $500.
do Spring extra $500. -
do Superfne So So.
FINE CORN MEAL--S2 90.
PORK, Mess, per bbl.-s32 90,
do Fresh, per hundred-S6. 50a--s so
SALT->2 go
BUTTER-20c.
EGGS-l1c
SUGAR, Brown-lOa12c
do Crushed and Refned-15e.
COFFEE, Rio-22a25c. 3 i.
do Java-35c
LUMBER, Common--SS 00a120 90.
do Second Clear-S20 90.
do First do -S35 90
SHINGLES Commons Loo 81
DO Warrantcd-S1 so.
do Sawea-S2 80.
LATH-Ss.50
WHITE FISH-$7 00a9 90
TR0UT-6.50
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In THE CgTY.-Mr. Easton, contractor
for the NJ, NJ. & G.. Is. r. r., and also for
the Appleton & New London Road, &C
oompaLied by Mr.. Soulerin, Chief Eagi-
neer, arrived in town this morning, and
started ont Immediately looking over the
line of road between here and Appleton,
pgena-a.ory TO commanding work
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ssa- A gentleman who left Menasha on
Monday evening Of last week informs the
Green Bay Adcocote that Mr. Geo. Reed
had lust returned from New York where
he had conference with Jay Cooke and
arranged for the building Of the proposed
railroad from Menasba to Duluth on Lake
Superior. A private letter from Mr. Reed
to prominent citizen in this city further
states that he [Reedl will have men at
work on the old road bed between here and
Menasha within three weeks, Who knows
but that sIanitowoc will have a double
guage track running west before long?
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a. J. !. Brauieis Is raising bis store
on York st, and will build q good stone
foundation under ii. sa
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MARRIED.:

LIN the Branch on May 18th
1870, by Bryan Mason, Esq, Justice of the
Peace Mr.. FLORIAN LINK aud Miss
ROSA KUNZ, all Of the town Of ManitowoS
Rapids. .- ......-
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IN pRnRATE:-lInnifowoc County -con1t


TN ROBATE:-Manitowo County Court
L In the matter of the guardianship of the
minor heir of Michael Low, deceased.
On res ding and fling the petition OF Martin
Kinney, Jr, guardian of said minor, repre-
senting among other things that the said wards
are seized Of certain real estate in said County
Of Manitowoc, and that il is necessary that the
same should be sold, and praying for license
to sell the same, and it appearing to the court
from said petition that it is necessary to sell
said real estate it is ordered and directed that
the next Of kin to said ward. and all persons
interested in said estate, appear before me,
on Monday, the 10th day Of May y. ID. 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the probate office in
said county, then and there to show cause tit
any there be- why license should not be grant
ed for the sale Of said real estate, according
to the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a copy OF
this order shall be published for four success
siye weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in the
Manitowoc PILOT, a weekly newspaper print
ee at Manitowocin said county. eE
W. W. WALDO, County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc, the 10Th day Of April A.
d. 1870.
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r@y@Hoase cleaning days are now at
hand and bling in their train. discomfort
adn>t, cold dinners and the usual disagreed
! les.
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New Advertisers ents.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnershir

The eo-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Henry G. Koch and Henry Stole, under
the name and firm of Koch 4 Stole, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent The
undersigned will settle all outsta ding debts
or due to said frm AMI will also continue the
business OF GARDNER on his own account.
Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully
solcits further tavors in his line of business.
42-I HENRY ST0LZE
Manitowoc, May II, 1870.
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.15eA smart shower of rain fell here
during las; Thursday night, and as a conse-
qucDce the grass and shade trees about
the city are assuming ver.lant aspect
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I0'" The Oshkosh Times has been en-
laFged again. It's the liveliest poper in
the state, and we are glad to see it pros
per
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our OLD Gee y,
QUIRIN NJ. EVEN.
A Locomotive on it's Way to Man

A Locomotive on its Way to Man
itOwoc! t.@
A telegram received last Friday from
Mr.. Easton at Milwaukee, contractor for
the Manitowoc, Appleton 6 Duluth Rail
road, ty Hon. JOS Villas, President of this
important enterprise, states that vessel
cleared from Buffalo last week Monday,
ID inst, with the locomotive CONTEST, :"
"A very appropriate name-on board, TO
be landed at Manitowoc, to be used in the
construction of tho road between this city
and Appleton. We can now daily look for
her, and as soon as she arrives work will
Immediately commence. Look out for a
train of cars fyom Appleton within the
next eight months
Tue CCNcERr- concert at Turner
hall on last Thursday evening, given under
the auspices Of the FREEZER Sangorbund,
was attended BY q. large and sppreciative
audience, and proved complete success in
every particular. In fact it was generally
conceded by those in attendance to have
! beenthe best concert ever given by this so.
eiety before . Nanitowoc audience Miss
Leverance possesses much merit aud is win,
ming golden laurels in this city as a vocal,
ist, and the violin fantasia by Mr. Martin
Fleischer was admirably rendered by this
gifted Sislinist, who has aheady gained Z
good reputation, We hope The seciet,
! will favor Us With another entertainment
slSa.
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REVIEw.-The annual review Of the
Maa!toEQc fire department will take place
on Saturday the 18th Of this mouth.
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In Probate.

In Probate.
NEANITOWOC COUNTY COURT. In the
lsI matter of the estate of Patrick Eagan,
deceased To all whom it may concern:
Letters Of administration on said estate hav-
ing been issued to .Catharine Eagan on the 3lst
day of May ! D. 1869, and six months from
and after said day being allt we'd and limited
for creditors to present their claims FOR exam
ination and allowance. Notice is hereby
given. that the undersigned will, or the first
Monday of each month"; for six months from
the date hereof at the Probate Office in the viii
lage of Alanitowoc. in said county, receive ,exi
anime and adjust ali claims, and demands of
all persons against said deceased. -
November 81 1869. --. .-- .-..
GEO. ". BARKER, County Judge.
GEO n WO.pIN ATTY for PIN 10
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rE2- The month Of May is bringing US
weather.
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CANsUs.-Before many days the census
taker viii be around; and in view of this
fact We suppose The ladies Of this city will
be getting their ages ready.
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Esa- His Royal IIighness I'VE mean the
editor Of this papefl returned from Mil>
waukee by yesterdays boat, after an abb
s2nce Of several days.
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," IERs0N AL.-Our establishment was IN
vadGd last Saturday BY Judge Noyes, the
able editor Ct the Shc5oygan Herald. 1t
was the first visit of the Judge 70 our town
and he expressed himself as well pleased
with the city and its lively appearance
Come again, Judge, the latch string al
ways hangs out.
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MA provoking ques;ion-"Can you
pay the prirter?'
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BY your works shall we know you.


First Ward Exhibition.
Our readers will not be astonished when
we.say that this exhibition was, as expected
a perfect success. "The Death STAR was
performed in manner that brought down
cheer after cheer. The three sisters Yep
resented by three school children was car
ried out to degree of taste seldom wit
messed even on the stage.
The characters sustained by Miss Carrie
Mensch aud Viola Anderson were excellent;
but we were more astonished that Miss
Boetcher should exceed SO admirably, when
we learned that it was her first appearance,
We admired the neatness and approprlate-
ness of her costume which was in excellent
taste. 49,.
As the "Beggar Girl" little Viola cer-
tainly won laurels; it was difficult char
acter sustained artisticaIly; and when she
wished that she might take bite of the
"SingIe Crust" we envied the plaintive
style and pathos of the expression. The
tableau OF Father Come Home was a
new idea We think all were delighted
with it. The song was by Viola, and we
think we have seldom heard sweeter voice
Songs by Miss Carrie, were also good
The Spanish Maniac by Miss Mensch
was very good indeed. The "Wonderful
Family" could not have been better. The
Frinch Gintleman' IN de our ribs sore
Henry Thompson did the Friedman up
well, and the other characters were quite
meritorious.
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Horse and Ok Shoeine
ORIENTAL Mills,

Keep constantly on hand all kinds
of Flonr, Feed. Meal, Pearl Barley
&c, which we offer for sale at the
VERY LOWEST PRIZES. We
shall always warrant our eoel'; Gus
tom grinding will be satisfa ctor5.
We call special attention to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM. which is
just completed, whereby we are on
abled TO exchange Pearl Barley ,or
Barley. H
Orders for anything in our line will
be promptly flied and delivered
aS-ly SCHUETTE & VAIL.
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~ The paragraph going the rounds
that no prairie chickens, grouse, partridge
or quail can be killed lawfully for the next
year is not true
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- ssss.e.--r, $1,000 80
II Il Il PILOT /.
Local and Other Matters.
-=----
Ma provoking quos;ion-"Can you
pay the printer?'
re2- The month Of May is bringing US
beautiful weather.
ne- We would invite tie attention Of
orr readers to Mr. J. L Platt's advertise,
ment in to-3ay's paper.
SocIL-The ladies' social Of the Pres
hytegian church meets next Tuesday even
ing at the resilene, Of Mrs T. Borcherdt.
REyIEw.-The annual review Of tn,
Maa!toEQc fire department. will take place
on Saturday the 18th of this mouth.
ga J. l. Branlsis is raising bis store
0n Iork>st., and wiil build a good stone
foundation under it, re.
~ House cleaning days are now at
hlnd and bling in their train. discomfort,
dU>t, cold dinners and the usual disagreed
1les
.6y~A smart shower of rain fell here
during last Thursday night, and as a conse.
Qucuce the grass and shade trees about
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re- We would invite the attention Of
orr readers TO Mr. J. L. Platt S ADVERTISE
ment 10 ioaay's paper.