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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

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rt@ten cab In europa Elm @eru@t in
umlauf 1T pab Yrdfpent Grant balo Die
europdii9en Soueerdne belu@en peroe.
uno baB Jpn auf pieler &etle cine Blottc
son panseri@ifen be9leiten tperoe.
- Die gfortb Mbams Saoinss 8ant
tpurpe UNI $4,000 in Bombs teraubt.
Nem yort 9. San.-Sm Difrifte
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Neser auf IS srpBenplantase1 bteTabns
per &eDolutton ~auf9e;p9en uno weroen
BON ben Iruppen nieoerstl@p6en lobalc
maj. tbrer babbaft tperben fam. Spa:
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sanna &auF euten 6 MiQipnen piaste,
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flag Mor9en nit elmer jun9en Dame
aus rei@er unp angeiebener Tamilie> mel:
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ben 500 fano. Na9 anreren 8eri9ts,
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1Q@tet baben nm caielbt @@us 81 III
diem.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
Die NbibiebSbpti@aft oe8 @ouo.
Maribau.

@tr le9eu beute ben 2eltrn Die &bz
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mie UNI oas @pbl pes StaateS fImmert,
paB mir ni@t umbtn fonnten> fe in tbrer
9an3en 2dnee auf Soften Der 2ofal< uno
anperer Neui9feiten> 3u brin9en.
Die Mntritt6z 8otl9aft oes Coup. Muz
tin me:ben mir am nd@fen Dienltaa
publi,iren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
Mbfbdtuns ees @rnnbeieentbums
uno Der periDnl, den 9abe
in ben Ser StaQteu.

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belts uno an periInlt6er 5abe in BEN
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iuS Don 1860 auf $4,000 WiQionen
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renoen SflaYen paren niat alS @t9et1z
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Der idbrliden prpouttion wurbe auf
$3>804 MiQionen tarirt, tpaS pur9z
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9ab. Nn GiSentbum fam auf jrpe perz
ion $451.26. Nimmt man bic BeYDlz
feruu9 per llnirn lebt III SO MiQipner
an uno Die burdlhnittltde 3unabme
peSGisentbum5 jeoerYerlon Don $751; 6
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23>400 MiQipnenO ouar5 belaui en, mas
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9ertn9 an9el9la9en, wenn man beoenft,
po6 jene $4,000 MtQionen, bic in 1860
alS Gi9entbumSz@ ertb a,9eseben tparen,
pa5 Ee1ultat Der Mrbeiten rer Natipn felt
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Der Die 3unabme ron 9>216 MiQirnen
(65 Yros.) in einem Sabrsebnt, in melz
9sm Elm fur6tbarer &ries 4 SABRE lang
ra52anp pernilt ete> sieleibt sbsr su bod
als ;u ntecrt9 tarirt lit.
Son 1850 bis 1860 batte Die 3unab<
the 1923 Yrcsent betrasen. Der @ertb
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nalz&ermDsen, mar . $6>174 MiQtp<
men auf $14,1S3 Miuionen eeltiesen.
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&ednuns baour9 alleir 70 ee 1eieert nor
rem, rab cine Before Metbooe per glb<
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pamalS gum erten Male in Betra9t.
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gent binju 9ere@net) etrpa 100000 Milz
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9eibla9en bat a. 70 nlree man etlpa
$1,000 MiQionen ol5 ben jebieen @ertb
jeneS Nationalz@ erm6sens erbalten.
Die Gotal>Y robuttion tes 2aroes III
1860 tpuroe auf 1904 MiQtunenD oQars
an9enpmme1, maS fir jeceYer ion 1921. 03
ereab. Mmmt man jeBt $175 III Ya<
pitr9elo fir jepe perion> 70 piirpe pas
cine prpbufttpn BON $685. MiQionen erz
9eben. Dieie Mnnabme miro bur9 bic
Grforl9un9 Der auf ben inldnbil9en 81
i%enbabnen ~befSrberter Tra@t bef6tiet.
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1ptro Tcl9ences er9ebtn: = Son ben SO
MiQtcnen uni erer 9e9enwdrtieen 8epSls
feruns 1T ettpa bic @dlfte, 10 MiQipnen>
weibli@en @el&le9ts: AZ prs3ent beiz
cer @ei4le@ter finb unter Is unb A
Ilber 60 Sabre alt. @on ben perforen
stpiI4en IS unp IS Sabren iinb auBer<
Dem minbefens 100000 arbeitSunfabi9.
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projeut Der 9an3en Bep6lterun9 Elm Gin
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ben er1era abbdnst9 1T; auf 1 probu3tz
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

- Gil. Blatt III @0b Caroline rtd<
tet Elm @ort Qas 1brisens cine ea,ae
@palte lang I'D at bic Meni@en hit
l@lstterieen &nfer, unb 9ernetner Seele1
eeren gefablsnerptn in nGai&en AUS
louftn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
Deuti4f &Qnf
Dalins pro's h Dunbar,
SO. 1873 Drttte 6traBc,
ct. Daul. mtnue,pta+
Guropdtlhe5 u. inldnoi}AeS
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DAFT.

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Depoften-
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aaf !aa9ese. eet,ntmte 3ett uus aapertraute gelber scr
sateH ~tr teds @roseut 3tn{eu.
@iQiua Bro's u. Dunbar.
@e91el
sf aae 5austblase Guropa's unb ben Der. @taater In
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tu Banteu cber BenaWters aWGaefeQte gDet{rI f6nnfn
<seriett tn 0ele bet wns ~untsefebt perben,
QStltt5 Bros II. Dunbar.
Ser. Staaten Sbltaattpnen.
5.20tr unb antere Der. 5tuateu Buabs taufen unb
er'aufs" mir sun. %sannieisn Mastsprsfe.
2StutuS Vro'5 u. Dunbar.
@plo uno 5iI6er.
1rsmse uni eiatetmi1de Wanssa t5uncn sunn p0e,Een
seertse tn 9apttrstls I'm seleet merben bet
W:u'us Brp'a IT, Dunbar.
Die Ginsiebung DON @rb lbafteu
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un uns bel prst. '
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8ouma9ter>
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here tds Oeuti9lauO befttutm ute urfuuben pcrbcu uutfr
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N,atuS BrpS H. Dunbar.
Ser. Giaaten Het|epdHc
VI @etlt mad uas ia 9uso,a ~bsiuroen MIR auf's
r%omptefe.
8iQt.5 8ro's u. Dunbar.
Die 8erwaltun9 Don 0runoei9entbuut
n, snf% f s.4tIss<n 9tsr ]st;ssesss ~ nsrf% ss ) [s1ts Be" gsr;
aast9e commit Nunsbereauu.s ebenip bic
Sele9un9 DON Gapitalien
tf beae bspstbetarilae 5taerhett.
Diuius Bro's u. Dunbar.
Geloer in Oeut1blanp
gelhe BET uni eren eorttsen GOrrefpeubs nten fur un{ere
Reaauns nteeerseles: usroen, fumtc burh unh tn
Deutfalan0 sinsfsOstasn 9e'ocr sablcn ptr bier in
@;ai:s Bro's II. Dunbar,4
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Burtemberg
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ben Wieberlanten>
DGnemart
Norregrn urb @hmeDen.
Inter Der 9arantte be. Yofpe7wa(tunq bee
Worooeutihsn BuuDcs
r1o oe5
Morbbtut1dcu 21opb ii Br,meu
tao mir ermldttst Gtu3at!Ivssr ar,urebn,er, peIde
eurb bic %etnsflneu Noudnttsr Der pben auacaetcnft
Gambler an bic bssetdneten @mptiaser %foeenfret ousec.
}ablt ueroer. Set GIN arbIua BON hSelbern an rne IN
bic Nerele beS NsleHoer5 rEo SrHcfdcsecs genau an
~yu9eben.
Sn pbisen eurpsdifdeu Staate1 uerorr dSn(tbe Gin
la%bluneen BON jeeem gDfumte aur ausaabluna
ourG be unterSethntte1 augeEpm.nea. Ser btciae
&mpIdn9er Der be1reTenben NnwsiI una bat tur 6ebuno
bS @elSe5 bic auf %perIe!be1 5ef.oL,Ge 0utttura eie
en0anbia 3u unterSeiiren uro Nb burh Wernuua
oeS NlmenS uno gDohnorrS beg N%blenoers All bcetmmer.
WiQiu5 Bros T.. Durbar,
aseatea beg NoreSsr:|aea e!Ooo tu7 ben gpf.N nmet-
iunBa.Dertebr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
pH=Oampf'biTs

gahage Yretie sablbar n @ptb.
8remen unb 5ambury rad 9lep yort unb
Baltimore:
3ut14tnbtd &rmah'ere $40, &tabsr BON 1 81
10 Sa9ren $40, SauBItuss 81
Von Gep yort mad 8re,aer rao 9%ambur0:
3wette GajRte: Grwat'eae So atuber BON
IT. 10 Sabren IS, Siuslinae fret.
wtf6enbed &rrahfeu enc SIS atnoer tyu bs
10 Sabren 1880 Sdueltuse fret.
Expedition sutt NaI w6dertlih.
WiaiuS Bros It. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

S'N w 20 y &
9en.-@ine Mutter ertrdnft ibr eiaeneS
Sinh. unlerm SberiF Miuer 1purpe
9efera auf tele9rapbii9em @e9e rur9
ben &apitdn be6 Dampfer5 uEarascpn"
mtt9etbetlt baB er f9 bel Mnfunft pie1es
8pptes AT bieiser @tabt bereit balten
m69t, einen Arrel 3u oou3ieben. Der
Sberif tpar ratlrlt@ 3ur Stelle uno be-
CAB ii@, 1obalp als pa8 @@if eeitern
Nbenb bier an9elest Bate, an Boro, &pp
tbm Elm @eib NamenS Sufan ..@larte
unter ber Nntla9e Ibereeben murbe, ibr
pieuet9t 4 Sabre alte6 &inb ertrGntt III
baben. Ste bate bas arnte bill p1e &C.
i@6pt auf benz Boot, in Der Nabe BON
Steoensport sesen 4 l1br eeltern Morz
gen bur@ bic Mbtrittsr6bre in ben TluB
fallen lai1en. Cine anbere eleidfauS f@
an 8oro befnbenoe 6rau bate baS Ser
bre@en bemerft uno ma9te benz @apitdr
iofurtMn3eise papon. sic miro als 3eu<
gin 9e9en Suian @larte auftreten unp
tpuroe als iol@e nit Der @erbre9erin
na@ Der Sail 9ebra9t.
@ie mir ioeben nod p%ernebunen, &pirb
bic Mneeflaste iowie bic :3eu9in na@
9aroens @euutY> >&y. selanp tperben
sm1i1en, ba &pan6piQe feline Surisbiction
tn bteier Sa@e babe. Das 9eu,orbete
&tnb mar Elm farbi9es unb ioQ bieGru9t
zines frafbaren @erbdltni1ts BET Mnet<
tlasten nit etnert Ne9er 9etpelen {tin.
Da6 @e{b bat cine 8eu1eine YbYfoonu<
nit. - CG1anSpiae untpn.)
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
portrp
From the Little Corporal
TOMORROW.

A bright little boy with laughing face,
Whose every motion was full Of grace,
Who knew no trouble and feared no care,
Was the Light of our household youngest there
He was too young, this little elf,
With troublesome questions to vex himself
But for many day thought would arise,
And bringa shade to the dancing eyes. f.
he went to one whom he thought more wise
Than any other beneath the skies;
''Afother"-o word that makes the home.
"Tell me, when will tomorrow comet"
'It is almost night, !" the mother said,
''And time for my boy to be in bed:
When you wake up andit's day again,
It will be tomorrow, my darling, then"
The little boy slept through all the night,
But woke with the first red streaks of light;
He pressed kiss on his mothers brow,
And whispered, SIS it to morrow now!"
'sNo, little Eddie, this is to-day
Tomorrow is always one night away.n
He pOndered awhile, but joys came fast,
And the vexing question quickly passed.
But it cane again with the shades of night;
"Will it be to-r orrow when it is hght!"
From years to come be seemed care to borrow,
BE tried so hard to catch tomorrow.
You cannot catch it, my little Ted;
Enjoy to-day" the mother said;
"Some wait for tomorrow through many year
It always is coming, but it never is here"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19

at nights-not because Of the wind,
but for thinking ofme. Besides, he
always fancies his victuals less poor
when l am by. So you won't be
angry, or ask me to stay? for I'd
rather not
The postmistress did not reply.
To Judge from the expression Of her
face, the silence was not Ominous.
When she spoke her tone was defer
ential in its gentleness:
Since you cannot stay with me,
she said, 4 have one favor to ask;
will you allow me sometimes to go
and see your
Dot dropped a profound courtesy.
.Ma'am,' she said, promptly, me and
Dad will be proud.
And thus the matter ended.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
VINE OF LIFE.

me great Blood Purifier and Deli IoIis DIlnk I,
vI, r1ersS Viuum VttBs or W1me OF
Iifc. Is tree from any poisonous drugs or lnRuI I
ites, being prepared for those who Te9u5S c ann
tbs fnsst thing in the world for purifying t1e
blood. II the most pleasant and dehrlous aLiSlt
ever offered to the public far superior 70 orapey
49, Sssltbv and cheaper Both male and female
young or ola, can take the Wine Of Life. 1t Is ~
hct, life preserver, Those who WISH 70 eng!
good health and free ow Of lively spirits, VIII o
ven to take the Wine Of Life. It is different IRON
any thing ever before In use. It is sold By drug
gists; also in all respectable saloons, Price One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
COUGH NO MORE.

warmers Cough Balsam is healing,
softening and expeotorating. The extraordinary
mower it possesses ia immediately relieving, and
eventually curing, the most obstinate cases Of
Coughs. Colds. Sore throat, Bronchitis, Influenza,
i almost incredible. So prompt is the relief and
certain its effects IN ali the above cases. or any
aefctjon Of the throat and lungs, that thousands
Of physicians are daily prescribing it, and one and
i1g Medicine known. One dose always affords re-
Tef. and in most cases one bottle effects a cure.
Sold BY druggists, in large bottles Pnce one
Dollar It is your own fault II you stlu cough sno
suffer, The Balssm viii cure
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
EMMENAGOGUE.

warmers EmmenagOgue is the only
article known TO cure the Whites, lit will in
every casel Where is the family in which this
Z; fhe Greatest blessing ever offered you, and you
sSsnid irn1nediatsly procure it. It is also 4 sure
,ys for Felnale Irregularities, andmay be depend
"a upon in every case where the monthly Sow has
S,-ns,0isfs Price One Dollar. Or sent by mail on
,sssint Of Cine Dollar and 9 Qnsrter.
os-5y address 819 state Stss Chicago
Tor ss,s by c. r, McCULLOCH, dsalerin Drugs
Nedicins1, &c, Fremont, Ohio.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
WARNER'S
PILE REMEDY
UYNPEPSIA

warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is PIE
pared expressly for Dyspeptios and those suffering
latinc tonic and splendid appetizer it strength
ems the stomach and restores the digestive organs
to their healthy state.--Weak, nervous dispeptlo
persons should use WA7NER's DIsPEPsIA TONIC
Forssle by druggists.-Price One Dollar.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
yELOFERS OF THE WEED
TKNDFOR&SALE

gv,HF undersigned offers for sale sain half
land On the east side Of the River, W VI Two
mile ~ the corporation. on the river ~ sold in
fhirds oil Il timbered. The land VII dt pur-
o, ar in lots Of Eve or more acres, e NFam
c6s.or1. Price and terrna reasonaols. ,5Loeir1 ".
ths pTsuissSof q BIB FostA
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
CHAPTER ".
or TIE IvFALEIBLE AUTHORITY OF TIE
ROMAN PONTIFF.

ROMAN PONTIFF.
The Holy See has always held,
the unbroken custom ofthe Church
proves, and the Ecumenical Coun-
ellis themselyes-those. especially in
which East and West came togeth-
-er in a union of faith and charity
have declared, that the supreme
power Of mastership was eompre-
hended by that Apostolic Primaey
which the Roman POntif received
as the successor of Peter, the chief
of the apostles. The father Of the
fourth Council Of ConstantinOple,
following in the footsteps Of their
predecessors, put forth this solemn
declaration. Safety lies above all
in guarding the formula Of the true
faith, and as the Lord Jesus
Christ cannot be overlook
ed, who said: "Thou art Eeter,
Foonelsdss on F'sTtR Pege
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
CHAPTER II.

on THE PERPETUITY OF THE PRIVACY OF
PETER IN THE ROMAN PONTIFFs.
It's necessary that that which the
Prince of Pastors and the Supreme
Pastor of the Sheep, Our Lord Jesus
Christ, has established in the per
son of the blessed Apostle Peter, for.
the everlasting salvation and the
permanent good Of the Church,
Should. through him, remain forever.
also in the Church which, founded
.upon a rock, is to remain firm even
to the end of ages; for it is not.
doubtful for any one, yea, it was
known in all centuries that the Holy
and Most Blessed Peter, the chief
and head of the Apostles, and the
pillar of faith and the foundation of
the Church, who from our LordJesus
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
oonInTrssroN nruRcRANTs.

L. Q. Ravson, Jss, Moore, Joseph L. RsWson
J.L.RAWsoE d oo.s
CyTORAGE, FORWARDING COMMISSION
4, Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt Fine salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Oalcined Plaster, Water
Lime, etc Having purchased the entire property
knoVu Is the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
Vltors, ct the head of navigation on the sonoulky
Hlysr we are prepared 10 receive, store and ship
'Grain, Lumber, Merchandise, and other produce.
Ofiee, ct Fremont Elevators.
I FREMONT. lei
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19

InfalHbility Explained-The Bishops
Subject to the Pope in Church Dis
cipline as Well as in Faith and
Morals
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
NTN0ToAL,

.. n. BRINKERHOFF, M. D
PHYsI0LAN & SURGEON
rAFFICE IN BUCKLAND's OLD BLOCK,
4 Jan Front ST. Residence on Croghan 5treeti
,eond house west Of High School building. Once
kours from toto l9 A. MI to and to Q Pm,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
D1WETsTRx1
RoEHhs.

EXCHANGE HOTEL,
11ELIEVUE, o. John Fond, Proprietor. Re-
ID Gently reftted and furnished.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
IoEN RI ELpERKTN. Sd.

RCHITECT & BRIDGE BUILDER. Plans
"a aud Specifications for Bridgesof all kinds,
beth Wood and Iron, furnished TO order on short
RuiIdinRs Of every description furnished promptly
ard on Reasonable Terms. s-Buckland's n eW
Block, 0El FREMoNTso. - SO
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-10

- y, -
ne announcements 'hat Tue fepuoac
OF can Domingo has formally declared n
ia'oF OF annexation 10 Amerlca Is snpPo'
eu - Ge'e' niue al uou0'S 'h-t may Law
TA'S-sE ~ 'i,'s country aS 70 tns aOil'y q
ie'-Geht bae1 20 make HeIiFery OF ina
country upon FiS contract Win 'hs 1edeTa
government DAT perhaps letter evI'
ne"ee ol naez a'lilty TO denver 'he com
,"o1',y he mas assumed the Fisht to sell l:
''u'1 in 'h7 lo'-aca'ion OF A'ihifa! Porter
~ Tue hdy'ieh authorities cobcelLlng tht
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-10

;N TE-MANITOwOC COUNTY
court In the matter of the estate Of
James Il. Leykom deceased. On reading
and fling The petition OF John Lcya aom Of Nan.
it"woc in said comfy, representing among
other things that james ". Lcykom. late Of
said county, on the 3th day Of April A. D.
1865, near Waukcgal, Ill, died in,estate,
leaving goods and chatteis aud no estate
within this state, AMI that the said petitioner
is the father of said ucce sed and praying thas
administration be to Lim granted. il is order
ell h said petition be heard before the Judge
of this court Wedieslay the 10th day VI
VI .rch A. h. 1870, a. 10 o clock a. NJ. at ny
Office in said county. Ordered further, tAs&
notice thereof be given to the heirs of said do
ce..sed, and to all persons Interested, by pub
fishing a copy Of this order for three success
i've weeks pr4or to said day of hearing in Tho
ManItowoe Pilot, weekly paper published at
NJ ,nitow0c in sid county.
v, y. WALDO, County judge.
Mtnit0w0c, I cd 23d 1879. alwS
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a4~Secretary Fish has gone back or
Cuba. This was to be expected, because
F'i~h is nobody but Grant representative.
Hence, when Fish say, to SicAles that this
country viii Insist only on the emanc;pa-
ton of the Cuban slaves, it is the equiva
lent Of the statement that MIR Grant has
no idea of Cuban independence or Cuban
annexation. Emanciration i Mr Graut' :
sep 20 his own party for shameful abau-
donment OF the American doctrine Of au-
ncxation, He kuovs that 10 bis own party
the freedom OF few worthless negroes is
of mere consequence than the annexation
Of haii-drzen islands like Cuta VIII
the country submit that Mr.. Grant shall
trade annexation for emancipation? VIII
this cheap aud transparent >windie be toll
Grated
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sG' 4 man who had gold to sell AMI
bonds to bny would naturally wish to get a
high price for his gold and to get bonds :;
loE rate
Ihi, has 10; been the policy Of Secretary
Boutwell,. Complaint is made in New
York that during the last month he held on
TO gold when It wac sinaiug daily, and - hen
bonds were daily advancing IL price A
this is exactly wha; he ought not to have
done, there are evil minded persons who
have suffered by his roliey inSinuating that
he has been helping his friends. His ad
njre.s will not believe this They give
him crsli; for great ski as iinancer and
will not acknowledge that he Is uDtailhtuI
to his trust :7hsn pursuing a course wLich
ordinary c0mnon sense colielrns a. itu>
po.l:ic AMI wrong.
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The CEBaN o., - an.
o,l1et I4tSorIs-!on Ia the noase foreign cou..
ui.tce Gu Monday, on the Cuban question,
and bat enc menter expressed any op?o
s:t:on % the p.ul.ius Resolution dec,a. atory
Of impartial neutrality Oh the part oi the
United Sta, between Spain end the Cuban
insurgents, and the suspension Of SO much
OF The act Of 1918 as prevents such Leutral.
lty. This, if accepted by congress, would
give the Cubans substantial beligereut
rights. Before voting in favor Of reporting
to the house the committee decided to call
for some official CORE, ,pondsnce bearing on
the subject, aud ;heu laid the whole matter
over iii Monday next.
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Circuit Court, Manitowoc Co.

Jacob etzer, vs. Lewis Nrrss
! J ! virtt- IF an execution IN the above en-
h titled { use, nj tested on the 22d day
of nuary \. y. lS7 to me directed and de-
iIvered : ,Iast the real suI persona property
of the deirrb mt. Lewis Ntrls. | shall on
Friday the 22d d.y OF April, \. D. 1870 At
ten {. CLOCK in the toi enoou of that day, at the
Court House IN the VII ge and county of NJ an
ltowoc, oiicr for lie, and sell at public We due
the red. property hereinafter described and
a.. tie II le nj in crest which the defendant
lows NarNs hai therein. on the 18th day Of
September 1889. or that he has st any time
stnce acquired which properly is known and
dysc Ibej ~ llows tD-wjt. The north half
@ the north west qIarler O: section number
three, IN township agm5nr eighteen rlugs
number tweuty-oae in the county VI Mani.
tvWoc, and sac Of Wisconsin
p MUaHOL-AND, Sheriff
B. EsRoN kstPr, Dep'y Sheriff
f 3 /. At, Piainlif Attorney 33-6t
Dat-,i Vt ,nttvsJc, March Sth, 1870 ...
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In our last issue We urged the Logisla
ture TO beware OF granting railroad charters
TO parties "h hose OF, ct nj .ht be to slccu-
late upon the franchises granted. regard
les OF tn. public demand for uIgIc railroad
taclil.les between Milwaukee and tue
Northern counties. we had reference 10
no particular bill, n0r Do we kLos Of any
circumstances likely to occur wLich Nil!
make this counsel uuwhplesonq on any
fr5 ,ant or future u,cs>iun. lis publicl
ton, however, has brCUGht to Us comn.u.