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IN pROBATE-MANITOWoC COUNTY

L court In the matter of the estate Of Cas-
per Lesro, Jr., deceased. On reading and fling
the petition OF Casper Leg-o Of said county,
representing sDons other things Jha; Casper
Leero, Jr., late OF said county, On the 9Th day
q April, \. D. 1875, hear Wsukegsu. H.,
died interstate, LEAVING no goods or chattels
ard no estate within this State and that tie
said petitioner is father Of said deceased, and
praying th At administration OF said estate b.
to Francis hostomlstsky granted, il is order.
ei that said petition be heard before
the judge Of this court on Wednesday. III,
5Uth dxy Of March 4 D. 1870. At 10 click
IA, at my office in said county. Ordered
further, that notice thereof be given 10 he
heirs Of said d-csssed and to Ill persons in
terested, By publishing copy Of this order
for three successive weeks prior TO said dsy CT
hearing, IN the Manitovoc Pilot, weekly
newspaper published at Manitcv &C in said
county. W. W. WALDO, County Judge.
Manitowoe, March sth, 1870. 33-w3
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J. 4. BROWN, M. D.
Physician, Surgeon and 40.
coucteur.

ESPECIAL attention given. =, heretofore,
IL during long experience 10 difheuE
OBSTETRICS and StRGERl tcrstAsr
with UTERINE diseases and dir,ases Of The
LUNGS.
Ees- Nothing would be more gr flying lAaa
to be able t. attend to every call, aad thereby
please all but as this is impossible, ~
practice only is solicited
Office on York street, opposite Beer AID
kern,s store Residence corner Of Main And
Chicago streets, directly West Of ia, Epise.-
Ial Church
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court. In the matter Of the estate Of
Frederick Hennirg, deceased. On reading
and filing the petition Of John Frederick Hem
ming, Of said county, representing among other
things that Frederick Henuing, late of said
county, on the 9th day of April, 4 d. 1865,
near Waukegan. III, died interstate, leaving
no goods or chatlels and no estate within This
state, and that the said petitioner is the father
of said deceased, and praying that admins
TT ton be TO MIN granted, it is ordered that
said petition be heard before the judge of this
court on Friday, the 25th day of March, A
d 1870, at 10 o clock B.. IN, vt my Office in
said county. Ordered further, that notice
thoreef be given to the heirs of said deceased.
and TO all persons interested by publishing q
copy Of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Manitovoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper published At Man.
itowo in said county W. W. WALDO,
County Judge.
hanitowoc March 81 1870. 32-w3
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Tar CATHOLIC WoRLD.-Thc April
mum Der Of this well known and deservedly
popular magazine is promptly on our ta-
be 1t contains sixteen articles Of more
than ordinary merit. The frs, is on Re-
ligious Liberty aad, as It gives the Ca'h-
Ole views of the subject, should be read by
all An article on Mary Queen OF Scots
is 'eSunie OF DR.. IIoosack' iate work
in answer to Foude's accusation, again.t
Mary that she was an accom- lice to the
murder of Darnley. his article attempts
to reiute the accusation There is one ar
tic;e that will especially attract the atten-
ton OF the American people al this time.
1t is on The School Question, and may
be taken as jhe more advanced and ortho-
doX Catholic view of that subject. We
also fad in it an article on the Morality of
Catholic and Protestant Countries" in an
swer to the .NetU Enqllndr, and a long
letter from Rome about the Council. Every
month this magazine has letter from
Rome, which is perhaps the only correct
account from there we can get, as il is writ
ten by member OF the Council. A new
story OF ancient Rome Is begun in this mum
Der, and 1t also contains several other aIti
cles on various topics, making ii one of the
best issued. To catholics this magazine is
invaluable, and to non Catholics it must
prove interesting, especially to those who
wish to know what argument Rome puts
forth in support OF her cause. 1t is good
time TO subscribe now, as this number be-
gins volume. Terms S. year Publish
I'D at l26 Nassau Street, New York, and is
for sale by all news dealers
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RAMA warm and penetrating rain
commenced falling here early last Saturday
evening and continued At intervals through~
out that night and Sunday.
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NEg DREss-The Ozaukee County
-4auertiser comes to Us this week in new
suit Of clothes" A decided in prove
ment.
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"Breathes there man with soul so dead.
Who never to himself hath said, ;"
/ will straigatway to the Printer 70,
And pay him every cent do owe
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MORTALITY lea.n that the scarlet
fever is raging al an alarming extent in the
town of Mishicott. IL family Of eight
children seven have died, and at last ac
counts the other was not expected to re
cover
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New Advertisements.
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Dissolution Of C,-Partnership.

\ Office is hereby giveIthat the co-partner-
IN ship heretofore EXISTING between Joseph
Lemay aud Joseph Lebele is dissolved.
JOSEPH LEMAT.
Manitowoc. March 23,lS70 55-w2
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The Stakeholder. Of this CoenPany having
seen the great efficacy and Power 81 his Nod
iciuc, c,.ine forward and furniss.d the nesss-
ssry capital to bring it before the world.
Thu company are aware Of the almost Sai-
vcrsal judgment passed upon medicines sdver-
tscd TO cure all diseases. But time places
everything upon It's proper level. anu the
Company only ask that the afflicted will try
their medicine before passing judgment upsA
its merits.
We are receiving stac6so 81 letter, every dsJ
acknowledging tie
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VACATION The winter term Of the
Nublic schools on the North Side will close
morrow for aca ton Of ono week.
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Dem Ocrat;c Caucus.

There will be Democratic Caucus for the
own Of Manitowoc. or Saturday the 26th day
Of March, 1870, 1t o'clock F. NJ. at the
Williams House in the City Of Manitowoc.
By Order Of Committee.
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NhrE Caucnses.

Ward oaucuses will be held on Monday
March % 1870, at : . P N, as follows
irst Ward Williams House
Second W2rd-Giover's Brick Store.
Third Nard-Inglisch Hall
FOURTH Nari-kUbke's Empire Hall.
By order Of the Committee
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LADIES SoCIAnlE The ladies' Of the
Presbyterian church viii have sociabe at
the Williams House next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Williams has kindly thrown the
house open FOR the ladies use, AMI cordial
invlts'ion il extended to all, Oysters and
other retrcshmcnt, will be served to al
desiring them, and pleasant time is an.
tlcipated.
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CHANGE. Grylcs and Ira Smith
are now running the North Sli- bookstore
and news depot. They are very obligng
and genIlemaDly young fellows, AMI per
ron, wanting anything in their line should
not fail to give the boys" a call.
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ssa-The following words of Franklin arc
as applicable to the debtors of the present.
day as they were at the time when they
were written; The sound of your ham ar
at fve in the morning, or nine at night,
heard By a creditor, makes him easy SIX
months longer; but If he sees you at q bil
lord table, or hears your voice at tavern,
when YOU should be at work, he viii send
for his money the next day"
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No. The Legislature adjourned sine DIE
At II O'Clock on Thur3ay last, pursuant to
Joint resolution.
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EA-A man in Milwaukee broke hi. leg
las. week by jumping from the roof of his
.hed to that of his house, a distance oe six
feet His bones must base been of the
tender kind
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L orc Al Ii ATT Z r S.
Democratic City Convention.

A Democratic City Conve n'ion will Re held
st the Williams House On Tuesday, March
90, 1870, At : - P ~ Each ward IS entitled
- three delegates.
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Marine.

The propeller 81 Joseph came in from
the south last Monday afternoon, dis
charged large quantity of freight for our
merchants, proceeded to Two Rivers, and
left here the same evening for Milwaukee.
The schooners Loui<u NcDonaH, Sea
Gem, Transit, Epmaoia, Jessie Phillips
and e. /. johnson. Of this port, are beng
repainted and rugged out preparatory
to bending on their canvas. They will
leave our harbor in a week or two.
Part Of the propeller TruesdeU crew are
here and the balance Of them are expected
by the next boat. She will take her place
on the line next week.
BURNED. The tug Escunaba wns burn
ed at EScanaba Tuesday morning. Her
UPPER works were entirely consumed, and
the hull and machinery badly damaged.
The Eycaaaba was the property of the c.
X \. ". R'y Co., and was one Of the
finest and most powerful tugs on tn. Bay.
-Green By Gazette.
Tue STRAITS. The Shcboygan Journal
says that the latest reports from the Straits
of NacAiuaw do not give encouragement
for very early opening. Although the
ice was not above ordinary thickness, there
was at the latest date four feet of snow
upon it, and this will be turned into ice by
the action of the water All this mass
must thaw out before the straits will be
navigabe.
The propeller s.. 10. arrived here Thurs
day morning from Manitowoc the marine nc
tropolis Of the Universe. She has been COM
pletely ice-alated for the last ten days. a help
less captive in the aforesaid port Her crew
look pale and hsggard enough to pay for it
ShsiaggaH Heratd.
Just SO, neishbor, but the ice" that
"a!atei' her was at Sheboygan She
could have left here Al any time, but was
obliged to call at Sheboygan, and she left
here as soon as there was any prospec, of
getting into that port in safety. Her crew
left here in good spirits bat the pound
ing through the ice around Shelley gan for
twenty four hours took it all out of them.
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So The Milwaukee Wise

So The Milwaukee Wisconsin says that
Gen. Saloman, brother of Ex-Governor
SaIoman recently of that city, has been
confirmed as Governor of Washington Ter
ritory. Gen s. was a brave and efficient
officer in the late war, aud will make a
good Governor. Since the close of the
war he has been resident Of Chicago, aud
has filed important positions there. 1t is
announced that he will take with him to
the far West, as emigrants, several hun
bred German who will make their homes
IN Washington Territory. He expects that
more than 1000 viii join the elnigrants,
either before starting or after their arrival
in their new home. They will be mostly
IRON Chicago, St louis and Cincinnati.
.
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which have had very extensive local reputA-
ton, snd now intend 10 introduce them TO the
public on q more extended scale. by some
what new but very popular plan, viz; Package
System.
We want agent. to canvass every city, tswn,
village and county in this state and deposit
one package OF the above remedies with every
family and collect the same when due.
Goods sold only to and BY csnvassinG agents
Agents furnished with any amount Of goods.
No capital required.
No pay required for goods until sold.
Also agents wanted to sell the CREAM OF
LILIES the most popular ofall toilet articles
for identifying the complexion, removing
'rcckles .unburn, pimPles, &c. 1t il hand
somely pu. Up and is well adapted to be sold
by Lady Canvasser,. Every young lady will
have IT, Sold only by csnvassing sgents.
Those out Of, or wishing light and profitable
employment, male or female, should address
STUNER0AD i Co. 46 Liberty St, Pitts
bursh. Pa, fer particulars aud private circ.-
lar with instructions 20 agents. 81
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Town Elections.

= y ~ II I--CCIlO4No-
| 1t is bUt short tine before another
election day will come around for the cleo
iion of town officers.
These elections are more important tc
the people Of different towns than am
other election.
| The officers to be elected are such as viii
have business directly with each other in
the town, and only such men should be
chosen as are qualified for the Office to be
held. and are honest, aud will be faithful in
the discharge Of their duties
Look out then, that only good men are
, nomIra ed for town officers. We urge
Democrats to take care that no poor nomi-
ustions is made on a Democratic ticket
We say to the farmer who reads this paper
that We, too, know what it is TO sweat and
toll, and dig from the soil hard living, and
VIC know how SOL. EEL about election, and
Town and county officers. You want hon
est men, and capable men, to attend to town
and county affairs You wan. tie ma
chlnefy OF government run with az little
expense as possible. Aud the best way 10
the word tor you 10 secure this end, IS to
see to iG that none but good men are nomi-
mated
90 to your torn cducusss. Take hand
Ia! Il man toants town oihcs be sure,
be is the man you DO no. want.
Nominate good ticket, and than 60 10
election aud see that it is elected By the
new law in regard to our County Board Of
Supervisors, the Chairman of the Town
Board will be one of the County Board OF
Supervisors.
See TO i; that the best nan in your town
is nominated for chairman, for not only
will he, to a great extent, control the at
fairs of your town, but lie viii be your rep>
rssentative-your protector in the County
Board. Let the next election show to the
world that the Democratic majorite. of
this County are KEEP, good, and that none
bat good men hare been elected
THE MILWAUKEE, MANITowoC & GREEN
BAY r Z. COMPANY This Company is
now fully organized and ready for bust ess
with the following officers:
Chas Cain, President.
s W. Cozzcns, Ttce President.
joseph Villas, Treasurer
X ". Z. Merrlugtun, Secretary.
These gentlemen, accom- panied by other
railroad men, reached here last Saturday
evening, having passed over the route from
Milwaukee to this place They started
Monday morning to look over the line OF
the proposed road from here to Green
Bay. They will also visit Appleton and
nenasha with view Of effecting arrange
mcnts whereby not only connection can be
made with the Lake Pepin road at Green
Bay, but also to connect with western
road at Appleton or Mcnashs
Us sot az these preliminary arrange
ments can he made We understand that the
Company intend 10 submit propositions to
the counties and towns along the diEs.eut
rou'os teG q
From al, We can learn we believe that We
are TO have at least one, If not two, rail
ro4l, at no distant day. Next week We
shall be abe to give the readers Of the
if'ot more particulars in the matter.
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ss- The APPLETON i2st say. that last
Tuesday night Germsn woman in that
city named Weller, who had been made iu-
zane by the brutal treatment, Of her bus
bard, left her house and it is believed has
persisted from exposure az she was only
dressed in her night clothes when she went
away.
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TIE Proprictors Of the undsrss,c1 rcMrs
/ NJ Offer 81 600 Of their s.ork to tho Public
which viii be sold to PARTIES acceptable to the
l.esent Company fer just one hundred eents
on a dollar. payable in quarterly installinents.
The Company is organized on 4 substantial
basis and is doing "a good lInsins.s. The stock
Is d ,stined TO pay one hundred per CIT. vhss
the medicine IL place. properly before the
pubic.
GREAT WESTERN COMPOUND co,
If OMRO Wis.
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TUE Ill IL pace pail in cash for vhcst
II: EDWARD CONWAY.
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GENTS WANTED!97;T. 9

tribute Packages o. DR.. Stoneroad's
GALNANIC OIL aud CATHAR-
TIC SYRUP!
We have purchased the right and
title of Manufacturing and vending
of tho Ohio q named preDarationl
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~ Spring has come at last and to~Iay
the weather K sx'raLnely delightful
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L. anitoWoc Ma rke ct.

Corrected weekly by W II. Horn. dealer in
Dry Good, Groceries an Provisions BUYS
all firm produce at thebiglest price
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TlcK.T PRISTING.-We shall be pre-
pared to print Spring Election tickets for
the towns or ely as ordered on brief
notice. Price :; - first hundred; F. for
2oo s. - for SD; s. for 1000. Send
IN yonr orders a. carly a possible
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Giro ut Court, Manitowoc Co.

Manitowoc. March 81, 1870. J
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Serious Charges Against the Direc.
tOrs-Sutt Brought Against them by
q stock holder.
Iele4rophed 8sclustvelv 10 The Euenin1 Ssn,


SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-Sam'l Brannan ha>
commenced suit against Legrand Stanford an A
other directors and Off GERS OF the Central Pa
cine railroad, and OF other corporations, and In
complaint alleges that he subscribed and paid
for Two hundred shares OF Central Pacific rail
road stock, and now owns them that the de-
PENDANTS subscribed for and agreed to paw for
SIX hundred and fifty shares, but that said stock
was issued to them without q. cons deration
that the defendants illegally, directors of the
Central Pacific road, issued to themselves
and others large amount of the stock of the
said corporation without valuable considera-
ton and said directors managed the Off ces of
the company for their individual benefit to the
detrimeut Of other stockholders. The plaintiff
estimates the various subsidies of the company
at over $50 900 ,OO0 and charges that only part
OF the same have been legitimately expended,
and that the directors have wronefully con-
verted the remainder to their own use. He
charges that contract company was
organized under the name OF Croker
and company through which the directors let
contractors to themselves, in soma instances at
200 pc cent. above the value OF the work done,
the aggregate profits of which to the defendant
Is - 900 600. The plaintiff claims that the pro-
fits OF the Central Pacific should be divided BRO
rata among the stockholders. He gives Q his
tory OF the connection Of Wells, Fargo s. Co.
with the road, whereby, for consideration of an
exclusive contract for carrying express packages
bullion, &c., the stock OF Wells Farg, K c.
was watered, and one million and halt dollars
Of watered stock delivered to the directors of
the railroad company. He AYERS that the Cen
tral Pacific Company has purchased the proper
ty and assets OF the Western and Southern
Pacific, the San Jose, the Almeda and Oakland
Railroads, and the Almeda and Oakland Fer
ries, and asks that receivers be appointed pend
ing this suit, and that the defendants be re-
company. Benjamin +. Butler is one OF the
defendants counsel.
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Fire I'm New York.
Tele0rdphed ExclHsirely to the Epeni,o Star

NEW YORK, July G.-About O'Clock this
owned by JOnes and Williams. The building
was worth probably $4,000, and was
entirely destroyed. Among the sufferers
are Henry Gumpert, restaurant in the
basement; loss 81 600, insured for So 900; Ash
Si BUCKLEY, plumbers, on first floor; loss
81 800; insured for 50 800; William Denyse,
slectrotyper, second and third floors los.
&l2OoO; Davis and Kent, fourth floor, stereoty-
pers, loss, $4,000; and Jacob Rome, lfthograph-
er, NTH floor, loss, Ss5 600. The fire extend "a
u No. "a Spruce street, occupied by Walter X
Barr, dealer in leather, whose loss has not been
ascertained.
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IHE APPROPRIATION BILLs.-There is soma
discussion as to whether the Senate will pet
through with all necessary legislation before
the 10Th instant, the time fixed for adjouthment.
Ii appears that the appropriation bills are well
advanced and are in much better condition
than Is generally supposed, there being bat four
IN 'he Senate not acted upon; all of which can
De disposed OF within two or three days. if no
sueh contest Is made over them as is going on
over the River and Harbor bill TODAY
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I 900 BUILDING LOTS TO BE SOLD WITHIN
THIRTY DAYSu
AT s25 EACH ON TIME, III FDEsIREDl
ALL LAID OUT WITH WIDE AVENUES In
FRONT AND ALLEYS IN REAR

AMI In REAR
Those Choice BUILDING LOTS at HUNTING
TON, OF which above 2t0S have already been sold to
our best business men of Washington for Country
Homes VIII continue to be sold for the next ~ days,
at S25 each.
Now that the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad so
nearly approaches completion, these Building Lots
Will socn bring 8 100 each in the market. Alter
thirty days the price will be doubled. And desire
to assure the public that the large number of
Lots now on hand. between three and tour thou
for one month longer, to sell them at SO nOmi nal a
price.
Lying, as they do, at the Junction of the Main
Stem Of said railroad, with its Lateral Branch
into Washington City, ii makes i'm portant depot
there, at which all tratnS, express and otherwise,
will always stop Parties will be able to ride to and
from Warrington, from this point often as they
desire AZ an expense Of but ekecsn cents per day
The Railroad Company have located their Ma.
grounds OF the town all gradually rise way from
the depot and railways, and are high and dry and
il is one OF the healthiest localities known.
Taxes are paid for 1870, and will be paid for the
years ISL and l2 by the propretors all lots sold
steam saw mill ard brick making has been recent
ly established at this place, which will insure all
ui'ding material at vastly reduced prices An ag-
ricultuIal society has been located there, which
will add greatly to the success of the town
each, on terms OF payments to suit.
Parties desirous of purchasing will be afforded
Passage 10 and from Huntington, free of expense,
upon cslliaR at st the Office, $40 street, next
corner of 10th.
Maps and pamphlets furnished upon application
BEN. n. PLUME 4 CO..
Je 2l-tu tn sim Proprietors
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DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILLIp ,ho
mouse 'his morning Mr. Dawes, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations. reported lin
making appropriations to pay deficiencies for
the year ending June 80, 1870. The bill annro-
pirates about sl1OO,OO1, OF which : 900 ,ooo is
Tor the ninth census, and about 3 II 900 for the
Department Of Justice recently created. The
other appropriations are for paying the oodifv-
ers OF the laws of til United States, salaries Of
members of Territorial Legislatures. and
various smaller items
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TELEGRAAlS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
The President in New York.
sle6rapA<d E1clustrsly IN TIr Epeniu0 Htar

NEW YORK, July 6.-President Grant arrived
in New York in the New London boat at $50 a.
m. to-day, and is now sleeping at the Fifth Az
enue Hotel. He is very much fatigued. and al
most i'll consequent upon his 4th of July jaunt
in Connecticut. He is accompanied from Con-
necticut by Senator Buckingham, ex- Governor,
Jewell and Hawley, Marquis de Cambray and
Gen. Babcock, his private secretary. He will
take the $40 p. m. train for Washington, a spe-
cial drswing-roo car having been enga yed for
him.