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sa-1he leading morning republican
newspaper Of Chicago has taken up the
cudgels in defence of Senator Trumbull. In
the tilt which he had with Sumner, on the
Virginia bill. Sumner pummeled him so
souudly that he WAS forced to vote for the
bill which he had denounced as dishonor,
and the extreme radical newspapers are
now "pegging away st him, no,withstand
ing his acknowledgment Ct defeat in vot-
ing for the bill.
His newspaper defender in Chicago says
that, as chairman of the judiciary com
mittee, he had to so frame the reconstruc.
ton measure, that they would stand the
test o. judicial exam nation, and that those
measures were within the limits of the con
s.itutiou.
Senator Trumbul knew the reconstruc
ton intamy to be unconstitutional He
examination. He voted for the bill 10 take
the McArdle case out of court. He has
done ali he eou d do to prevent the ques-
ton Of the constitutionslity of the infamy
coming before the court. He knew the
decision in the case, o! Mil!igan, and Gar
land, and the Missouri test oath whore IN
open conflict with the iniamy, and every
assum pt.oa on which it rested for defence.
How 10 these facts look by the sile Of
his cath TO support the constitution
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Mexico.

Mexican sdyice. Gy way of San Fran
cisco, are not alwsys reliable, but We sup
pose dispatch Of the 30lh inst, stating
that a pronunclamento, signed by mauy
leading citizens, has been issued at San
Luis Potosi, declaring the independence
of that State on tie ground of repeated
violations OF the constitution by Jusyez, is
but conhruatory of previous reports. 1t is
to be feared, therefore, that Mexico is on
the verge Of another revolution, the end Of
which nc msn can toresee
1t is creditatie to human nature, and e1-
ceedlugly discreditsble to human govern
nIent, that society ic Mexico ha. improved
notwithstanding the execrab!e government,
by which tha, land has been cursed We
do not here speak OF polite society, but Of
political society-the general body OF the
people. The people have improved in in,
telligence. They have improved in respect
to the use of the comforts Of life They
have increased in numbers, and they have
increased their wealth. Upon the whole,
they are good deal better off than they
were twelve or fifteen years ago. TIE
ulost o. their miseres come from bad gov
ernment, aud the most Of their bad govern
ment comes, according to the usual rus in
other countries as vel AZ in Mexico, from
too much government. The Mexicans are
not entitled 10 high praise for intelligence
and civilization, but they would be entitled
to more if Tot ,epressed by the eternal in
reference of government.
1t is net unlikely that Jusrez will be
ovcrthrown. 1t seems certain that he will
have difficulties to encounter now scarcely
less Formidable than those which he en-
eountered when Msximillian invaded the
country aud, backed by the power OF
France, made his way yictoriou.ly to the
capital that in some respects, the diff,
cai,ies Of the present will be more formid
able than the difficulties Of the past. In
any event, there is cause for the saddest
anticipatlons for unhappy Mexico.
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NOTICE
TO
w. ~ ~ wm-D q
" sfSut : ~ ! - s5ACjO

Manitowoc Jan. 12th 1870.
We, the undersigned mer-
chants Of this Village, have re-
solved to buy no cord wood at
the regular prices. unless it is
four feet long in average, sound
and straight, smallest limbs
to be four inches
in diameter, that being
the rule where wood is bought
by the cargo. Anything short of
the above rule, viii be paid for
accordingly:
J. ". BARNES, NJ MAHONEY L co.
". II. HORN ERNST KERN,
0 T0RRISON. E. WAGNER,
j A KAELER. ADAM BLESER,
A. SCHUETTE q BH0I RSCH.
j. E. PLATT, CARL PAULUS.
; FISCHER. II. MARTINS.
cHAS BOOK. 7. J. BLESCH.
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A SPECIMEN INDIAN LAND TREATY
4 treaty is now before the senate for the
sale of 1885, acres of the kaw Indian
reserve at 81 cents per acre, and sc. 0u0
at s. SO per acre TO railroad company, all
being among the best land IN Kansas. The
president, in transmitting the treaty, calls
attention to letter from secretary Cox,
which sets forth the remarkable and unusu-
al fact tha: the treaty was drawn up under
the las: administration hy the senate Indian
committee, and sent to the interior depart
nent with reques; of that committee that
a commission might be sent out to conclude
it. 1t was concluded in seven days from
the time the order was given for the com
mission to start from Washington. The
terms of payment are easy and on time.
Secretary Cox notified the president that
he could not approve the treaty. A strong
lobby is noT there urging its ratification.
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GEORGE y. woODlN.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, anO
a District Attorney for Nanitowoc County,
Wis. All business entrusted TO bis care viii bs
promptly and faithfully attended to. Adyic.
honestly given, for which a reasona ble charge
will be made. All parties liable to . sue anu
be sue" please give me call. " BE ye &c.
deceived" Office in Huebner's block, III.
corner FORK and Eighth streets, where lie may
be found from 5 A. NJ until b p. N.
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President pro TEN. Of the Senate

The Senate yesterday elected Hon. David
Taylor, Of the FIRST dstt let, President, pro
TEN. Of that body This is deserved com
pliniet to an able aud faithful public officer.
Mr. Taylor settled in Wisconsin in lS46, and
has occupied prominent position ever
since. He was member Of the Assembly
in 1853, and Of tie Senate in 1855 6, He
was Judge Of the Fourth Circuit from
July, 1000, Iu J&uudry, 1000, '-iiv'.
time he took bis seat in the Senate. His
uame has often been mentioned in connec-
ton With a seat on the Supreme Beuch, q
position he would fill with eminent ability.
Judge Taylor has discharged the duties Of
all positions he has he'd with marked abll-
ity and fidelity In bis new position he
will bring large experience, dignity OF
manner, and 4 readiness in the discharge
of the duties Of the Chair, that will make
him popular and excellent presiding
officer, The choice doss justice to Mr..
Taylor and reflects credit upon ;he ulters
of the Senate-.Stute Journal.
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pa Some awful liar has go, NJ = story
about Stanton ,enGesness," and C.
scribes him as shedding tears OF i-- at
the thought OF our soldiers now beng all
safe at home \ man is as great a tool
to invent such thin. about Stanton as be
would be TO get up a similar one about the
devil.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i ted States fer the Gis.riet Of Nisconsin.
In the matter of 2. Jer-)
Slyc, bankrupts,
At Milwaukee, on the 2ist day Of JansarJ,
1870. &A
This is 10 give notice :hat have ficd ny
final accounts as assignee of tho estate VI =.
Jerome Pierce and Gideon Siye. L-nkrupts, IN
said court, and that on the tenth day vi Feb
ruary, A. .. Isl next, / shs apply &c said
court for tie settlement u hy ssid accounts,
and for discharge trum ALI liability ns -
siguee c: sad estate in aecord= nee vita eAs
provisions of the tweniy-eighth section Of The
bankrupt act OF March 2. 1867.
27-2t CHARLES Il. WALKER, Assignes.
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ID. J. EsASEDE, VI. B..

DHYSIClAN and Surgeon, treats all Acute
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
men, women and children are subject. Office
and residence corner Of York and Seventh sts.
Orders left at the Drug Store Of Bacon, Thombs
& Co will be promptly attended to-
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Medical Notice.

Notice is hereby given that proposals for all
medical attendance upon prisoners in the
County Jail, viii be received by the Clerk Of
the County Board Of Supervisors Until Feb
ru-ry 1th By order Of tie County Boari.
z Z. FCgSsE>ICH Clerk
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IL. :. BALLOON, VI. ID. i,

DHYSICIAN aud Surgeon. Particular atter
L tion paid to the treatment of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation. Also, E1-
amining Surgeon for Pensions. Office in tn,
building formerly occupied by kuchn & Co.,
bankers. Orders left at T < j. Robinson's s
Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
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ORIENTAL MILLS.

Keep constantly on hand all kinds
OF Flour, Feed, Neal, Pearl Barley
60, which we offer for sale at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES. We
shall always warrant our flour: Gus
tom grinding will be satisfactory.
We call special attention to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM, which is
just completed, whereby we are en-
nbled to exchange Pearl Barley for
Barley.
Orders for anythin g in our line will
be promptly filed and delivered
2o-ly. SCHUETTE & VAIL.
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Administrative.
Summons,

NTANITOW County Circuit Court
ltI Joseph Tishler, gainst Margaret Tishle1.
The State OF Wisconsin, to Margaret Tishlsr
defendent. .a4
You are hereby summoned and required -
answer the complaint in TIL, action which will
be filed with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
County of Mauitowoc at his office in the Vii.
lage Of Manitowoc and to serve q copy Of your
answer TO the said complaint ON the subscrib
ers at their Office, in said Village Of Man;.owos
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons Oh you, exclusive Of the day 81 such
service and il you fail TO answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plain.
tiff in the action will apply t" ,he Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
WALKER l. WHITE
Plaintiff rs Attorneys.
Dated September 90, 1873. .....
The com plant in this action WAS filed In
the Gffice OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court fsV
Manitowoc County on the 18th day of January
A. b. 1870. WALKER & WHITE,
25-6t Plaintif'y Attorney.
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LENST KERN.
T Success " of Eccr & ker,

Success n Of Dccr & kern,1
nEALERS ~ Try Goods, Groceries Crock
- cry, fancy roods, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ms clothing, paper hangines
hats and caps, to children cabs, live geese
feathers, bird cages. kerosene oil and lamps,
&c. 4 share OF public patronage solicited
Store on York street nesr its intersection with
Eighth.
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DE ETESTSs a.

nR. A, J. PAT HEN Dentist Office in
- Shermau's Brick Block, Eighth street.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
given to all the different branches Of the pro-
fcssion, and al work warranted. Teeth c1-
trsctei without pain.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

kg THERE is 8 single chance of exter,
minating the thieves that now abound in
Chicago. The fact that policemen, and
robbers, and detectives. and housebreakers
have of late been seen together, eating oys
ter suppeTs. playing billiards, and hobnob
hing generally, gives reason for hope that
the intimacy is assuming so familiar and
confidential q nature that it cannot last
long When tie falling out comes. the
question will be as to strength, aud the
hope Of society is that one or the other
body will be dsbanded
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
JSsEEsE ~ Wiz -

nEALEE in STOVES; also manufacture
u Of Tin, Shcstiron aud Copper Ware A
linds Of Repairing done. shop on Fl 5ht. st.
nearly opposite the First National Bank.
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f.. Il. TREAT.

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law. Col
n lections promptly attenled to. Office ol
Buffalo street, between Eighth aud Ninth
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

DEATH OF A NorEp EDITOR -Georce
D. Prentice. late editor Of the Louisville
Courier Journal, died Saturday morning,
January 30 Mr.. Prentice was born in
Connecticut December is, 1902, graduated
a. Brown University in 1929, studied lsw
for a time, but left this for the editorial
chair II literary journal in Hartford,
Conn. in 1928. In 1881 be became the
editor of the Louisville Journal, where he
has remained ever since, a period of thirty
nine years In early life Mr.. Prentice
wrote some poems of much merit. He is
chiefly known, however, As a writer of sat
rical and witty paragraphs Few Uen
could excel him in this respect
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u, tssseSSDR,

DOCT aud Shoe Maker, west side Of Hub
- h.,:dH building, corner Of Eighth anI
Butf. stI eets, and will be ready at MI times
tc ral lfa turc Boots aud Shoes to order. and
of a2d, he best stock that can be found in th,
ua.xt, 9 81
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New Advertisements.

MANITONUC IOtNTY.
Town OF MiNITowoc
Ii. Justice Court
To Charles Williams
iou are hereby notified that a warrant Of
attachment has been issued against you and
Your prop r,y; attached to satisfy ,he demand
OF George n. Woodin, amounting to seventy
I'VE dollars. ow, unless you sh all appe n
before Don \. Shove, a police justice in and
for the village Of Nanitor;oc on the alst day
OF February. at 10 o'clock III the forenoon,
Judgment will be rendered against you, and
Your property sold to pay the debt
Dated this lst day Of Febru ry, A. b. 1870
GEO. n. WOODlN, Plaintiff.
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BLGOMINGTON, Ill. NURSERY.
10.h Year! 500 Acres! 10 0reenho sAs

Largest, best stock and rhipping facilities.
APPLES l, - VI, 1000 fne yr., S25.-
APPLE R00T.GRAFTS, choice,
Peach, WILDGGOSE, Plum OSAGEHEDEE
10000 SIS. EVERGREENS ROSES 900
sl0a DahliaS, Giadiolas GREENHOUSE.
BEDDING PLANTS. Seni IOc for este.
Iogues. 25-l4t rURNiX.
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BusiDess CARDS
WAh.kER e. WHITE.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Ofhcs
n on Eighth street, over the First Nationa.
Bank
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

csa- Hon. Lyman Walker. of Ahnepee,
is the Oldest member of the Legislature in
this State. He is Il years Of age.
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PLANkINTGN HOUSE
Banking and Exchange Office
T. G.. S i 0 Y E,
N MonitOSVOC, Wisconsin /.

TT s. BONDS (7-SO,s, 5-2o's, and al other
u /. kinds purchased, sold and exchanged.
Coupons on Interest Warrants cashed. Gold,
Silvet, and Coin drafts purchased at the highest
xnsrket rates.
Drafts, on all the principal cities OF the
United States and Canada. bought and sold
Foreign Exchange. on Great Britain and Con
tinental Europe, for sale in sums TO suit De
posits received, suhject TO sight draft Also
inter est paid on deposits by special agreement.
Collections made on all parts Of the uni,ea
States, Canada, Great Britain, and Europe,
made il, reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sail Line to and from Great Britain
and Continental Europe, for sale at New York
prices I. c. SHOVE.
Msnitowoc, March y, lS67-s 3J
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The Excelsior" is 32-page Journal, with
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Foreclosure Sale.

In Circuit urt Manitowoc County.
william Burmcis,er against John KrsKy,
Antone Krcgy, his wife, Thoma, kosclkA Sn4
Joseph Schcrlnack. =
By virtue Of judgement of foreclosure and
sale in the above entitled action dated Decem-
her &lst b. S69 | shall expose for sale,
and sell ut public vcndue to the highest bidder
at the Court House in the Village and County
Of Manitowoc on the 18th day of February A.
=. 1870, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. Of sud day the
following described real estate situated in the
County of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin
to-wit; The east half Of the north east quarter
Of section eight ~ in township twenty-ons
III north Of Range sweuty-four t2ll east, Sit.
uat d III the County of Manitowoc and State
Of Wisconsin. P. MULlIOLLAND, Sheriff.
PEo. N. WoopIN, Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated She ifs office Manitowoc Wis, thtA
:7th diy of December 1869. 23-N
A pMINISTRATRIX SALE In Probate. -
AMalitowoc County Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF Frederisk
Lang, deceaseG
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and In
pursuance of an order Of License made in said
matter, on the 10th day of December A. D..
1869 10y the County Court of sid County, the
undersigned Christina Lang Administratrix Of
tie Est1te Of Frederick Lang deceased, will,
W hohuhN 'dt iutu NY ol January u io.V
at ten o'clock in the fo,en ,on of said dxy, 1T
the Office of the County Judge, in the Village
of Manitowoc. in sid County, offer for Sale. at
Public Nendur, the following described Lands
to-wit: The undivided h neg Of nwq of the
nh oi seq OF Lwq Of Section one Town l6
Range % in the County Of Mauitowoc.
The Terms of Sale Cash down
Dated ut Minitow6c. fh'c III 'u;sy 6r Ist~.--
Der 4. b. 1869. 263i
The aboye Sale stands adjourned three
weeks at the same place and time Of day Jan.
10th 1870
CHRISTINA LANG, G,AnministrAtrtx.
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VICK'S
F ORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

The FRS: edition Of one hundred 2ni tv enty
thousand copies Of Wick 3 illustrated I.,tal-
ogue CT Seeds and r loraI Guile. is published
and ready to send out Il is elegantly print
cd on fine tinted paper, with about 20 fine
wood engrav,ngs of flowers aud vegetables and
beautiful colHred p.atc--consisting Of seven
varieties Of Phlox Drummondii, making fine
BOUQUET OF PHLOXEs5.
1t is the most beautiful, as well as .he most
instructive tloralGuide published giving plain
and thorough directions Tor the
CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND VEG
ErhELES
The Floral Guide is published for the ben
eft of my customers, to whom If is sent free
without application but will be forwarded to
ali VINO apply by mail, for Ten Cents. which
Is not half the cost. Address.
JAMES WICK.
%. Rochester, n. 7.
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New York, Jan. 80.
The Spanish consul at New York Off
cially contradicts the report from Havana
that the Spani.h Gen. Pueblo was defeated
by Gen. Jordan, near Goamsra, with heavy
loss and denounces it as entirely without
feu uda!iou.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-15
'T;ae E's:acaEs:c I;a "a Tusshcsi.

/. s'The State Press is one of the most
':actiye and bitter opponents ola Pro-
Elective Tariff, and one OF its argu
s.ments against that sort of Tariff is,
..that it takes money from the poch
'sets of the people and puts it into the
..noekcts Of american Manufacturers.
The Press is now actively engaged
in ureing the people of Iowa City to
vote tax upon themselves OF some
4 Or per cent, andto give the same
TO a railroad enterprise. II the
Press can see any Inconsistency in
its course in these two matters would
lit give us reason fol its inconsistent
.'ecurse? Ii it cannot see any incon-
.sistency, we will be obliged to it for
"a statement that shall explain the
''distlncsion it makes in the two
'.modes of taking money from the
people and giving the same 10 cor
operations or rich men" Toledo
Republican.
The Republican should see that
not to procure, by any means, escape
from the monopoly of one railroad IS
to be in favor of protecting that mo-
nopoly in precisely the same sense
that American manufacturers claim
protection.
The people may seek to protect
| themselves against protected manu-
facturers by asking repeal by Con-
gress Of the protective tariff.
Failing in such Congressional re
lief they combine as IN the case OF
the co operative shocmakers, and 60
into manufacturing themselves, and
selling that which they produce at
| prime cost.
Certain localities in Iowa suffer
from monopoly in railroads, which
is protected by the Legislature oi
Iowa.
The people of these localities pc
titioned to the number offifty thou
sand last winter, for Legislative relief
from the extortien of the protected
railroad monopoly
! The Legislature, initiating Con
gress. refused to relieve them.
/ What next? Why we say to ths
people, kill this monopoly by using
Your money in the construction OF {
competing line, which will bring youl
freights at something near prime cosl
of their transportation the people
do it and the monopoly is killed.
/ SO much for one branch Of the
question.
1t will be observed that there is :
vast difference between the voting o
a tax by the people upon themselves
1.-THE proceeds OF which will obtain
| them railroad, or something else
they wish, and the operation of :
tariff tax in the establishment o
which they lave no voice norvote!
| They may pay the railroad tax OF
not, as they choose to vote. They
must pay the tariff tax or die, for it il
levied upon all those things which
minister to the primal wants Of man
and which he must have If he live a,
oil.
| In the one case, then, It is free vii
and freedom Of choice; In the Other
force, impcrioas, dcspotic. tyrannica
force.
!, A man permitted freedom of choice
does that which is best for him. ant
so he votes railroad tax if his in
tcrest so dictate. Denied freedom Q
choice, as by protective tariff. be il
| forced to do that which Is not bes
for him, and SO he suffers. These arr
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-15

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children. Eight quarto pages and
forty columns illustrated, but entirely
different from any other journal tol
Young People, and full ofgood read
lug. The Chicago Evening Post
says:-"Mr. Lewis is just the man to
make it a big thing" Subscription
price, $l.00 per year, and all subscrlb-
ing by Dec. 25th, get the Nov. and
Dec. numbers, both free. Single
numbers ten cents, or will be sent free
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Splendid Cash Pay, or Magnificent
Premiums given for Clubs Of sub.
scr,bsrs, from Twoto Two Hundred