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The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05


SHE WOULDN'T MARRY A MECHANICAL
young man commenced visiting a young wo-
man, and appeared to be well pleased. One
evening he called when it was quite late
which led the young lady to inquire where he
had been.
II had to work tonight"
What, do you work for living?" she in
quired in astonishment.
Certainly" replied the young man. sT
am mechanic"
II dislike the name of mechanic;' and
she turned up her pretty nose.
That was the last time the young man visit
ed that young lady. He is now wealthy
man and has one of the best women in the
country for his wife.
The lady who disliked the name of a me-
chanic is now the wife of miserable fool, a
regular vagrant about grog shops, and the
miserable girls obliged to take in washing in
c'der to support herself and children. -Metho-
dist Recorder.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the suhsor,,
y er has been duly appointed and taken upon him
self the trust of Administrator of the estate of ~
DENNIS MCCARTHY, late of Portland.
In the County of Cumberland, deceased and piven
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
HENRY B. CLEAVES, Admir-
Portland, Nov. 7th 1871. =
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05

Carpenters and Builders,
WHITNEY & MEANS, Pearl Street, op.
pOsite Park.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05
Notice.

The following is a true copy of Petition to be pre-
sented to the Legislature of the State of Maine for
the year 1872, to wit:
"To the Honorable the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiUes in Legislature assembled:
DESPECTFULLY prays the Boston & Maine
HI Railroad Corporation duly existing by law of
the State of Mane that it may be authorized to dis
continue SO much of its line of railroad within the
State of Maine is not included in the location OF
r riobts of y connecting road with those railroads
whose terminus is within the city of Portland; and
for such further legislation will enable it more
fully to exercise and enjoy all the rights, and more
completely to subserve all the public ends contem-
plated by the charter granted February II, 1871.
BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD,
By its Attorney,
1aw3tThnov22 G. G. YEATON.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05

Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. 9. DYER, No. 15s Middle ST., over III.
HI. Hays. All kinds of Machines for
sale and to let. Repairing.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05
-eTWS $6.OO per on,a,.,,,. "a, 1,<y,,o,,o.

e r,,m,,i ~ ns pocket to salt some cattle he had
running IN the timber. which nrov;dant;a1is
nc hae not found. of this he took a small
naliuiu ana sprinkled in the hears ewes II
had the desired effect. He shook b;s hood
growled and went down. He soon bowavar'
returned, when little more salt drove h;,,,'
away the second time, when, to Mr. Hamii-
toms inexpressible delight, he now saw him
trottlng off into the forest And now Mr..
Hamilton advises all hunters in Usage comfy
to carry pocketfll of salt with them. or else
to be sure that they are ''dead shots'' before
they practice target-shooting on black bear
A HARD TME.-Schooner Willie Seavey,
Capt. Elias Tarlton, with a crew of ten men,
started from near Boon Island at about four
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon, Nov 10Th,
expecting to make port at Newcastle early
the same evening. The intense cold caused
Ice 10 form so rapidly about the hull of the
schooner that her sailing was sensibly dulled.
ana tne rudder could scarcely be worked and
lost much OF its power from the accumulation
of ice around the stern post. As the vessel
was nearly unmanageable and the crew suf-
fering terribly, Captain Tarlton endeayored
to make q harbor at the Shoals, failing in
which a new departure was taken for the
original destination. Newcastle, and the
schooner beat across with fair tide in about
ten hours. The crew were chilled almost to
death when they reached the wharf, and were
unable to walk without assistance; but their
friends were anxiously watching for their re-
turn, and soon conveyed them to places of
shelter and safety. Without help, some if
not all the crew would probably have perish
ed before they could have crawled to the near
est houses. The schooner had on board 5000
pounds of fresh fish, which had been caught
on Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05

V1HOSE in want OF Plain or Fancy JOB PRINTING
J. will find it TO their advantage to call on w M
MARKS at the Daily PressJob Printing Office. Ex-
change Street, Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05
Commissioners Notice.

TyHE undersigned having been appointed Commits
sioners to receive and decide upon claims against
the estate of Otis Tickey late of Westbrook deceas-
ed said estate being represented insolven hereby
give notice that they will he in session for that pur-
pose at the store of Andrew Hawes, in Deering, on
Saturday, December 49, 1871, and Saturday March q
1872, from till o'clock in the afternoon.
ANDREW HALVES.
WM d. BOOTHBY.
Deering, September 6, 1871. dc2-d1aw3wS
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-05
Lost.

R 70 Nov. "a, Two white hound Dogs, one of
F5 medium size, trim built, weighs about 45
.AM lbs, tail slightly bushy, head and pale
rying in sizes of the color upon his body he had
on strap, which was attached an Express tag and
answers to the name of Guess. The other light and
trim built, weighs about 80 lbs, slightly marked.
black spots at the stump of his TAIL head and ears
yellOwish red or tan COLOR and answers to the name
of Dime he wore collar marked j. A. Matherson No
215 Any person returning either or both of the
above dogs to /. l.; ANGELL, College St., Lewiston.
Me-, will be suitably rewarded. dc2*3t
, 1871-06-27
There is No Humbug about This /

We guarantee every article in our premium list
70 be just as we represent and whenever club
is received calling for eth If the above articles,
the prize so gained will b Immediately expressed
to the party sending us the ub
Our terms are So OO, ear, or 81 90 for six
months, in coin, to be pal nvariably in advance.
, 1871-06-27
THE WEEKLY ARGUS
oFRERa
snpERIoR INpUcEMENTs


SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
TT-o PARTIES WHO WILL GET UP
Clubs. With a view to extend the circulation
~ the ARGUS, we have determined to otter the fot,
Iovine yery liberal inducements to parties VINO Wln
get up CLUBS.
Read Our Premium List!
To the Derson who will send US club Of M
ten yearly subscribers we will give FlAe 40 oo
Gold Ring, worth. ..''.''s.''''''''''''S w
For fifteen subscribers we viii give an
elegant Moss Agate Ring, worth..'.''.'.'' 10 W
For twenty subscribers ewill give beau
tiful Glass Fruit Dish, mounted upon
triple silverIplated stand, worth.''.'.'''' ~ CO
For twenty-five subscribers we will give
genuine American Silver Watch, wOrth..... % 90
For thirty subscribers we will give lady's
iaSs nHId sy1s WORTH neO. 80 90
For thirty-hve Scribers we will give
ear esr-rinGsC wortR.... ...:................ S5 90
Forfort ubscribers will give an Ameri-
can o. 81. Watch, with. ......".... 40 90
For hfty subs. erswe will give a splendid
triple silver platel. Service, consisting Of
six pieces, worth... '''''.'..''.':.'.'. ~ W
Those who get up cit. IS must bear in mind that
our terms are Cash cikh the names of subscribers,
and that the number must count yeariy-two six
months subscribers will be one, counting for the
premium.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

WILL FAME LorRIx AND sLIMMIR GUMHEIMER
GIMME MICKLE lag
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


xNUsEMENrs-ELEvEsTH PAGE Third. fourth, hfth and
soAEb % 1SD LobsfSa.WASTED- -sncosD Y1an-sec-
BoARDERs MISUNDERSTOOD WAN '1S PAas-rirs. and second
sss ssssss s5s
BUSINESS 'SsR OPPORTUNITIES TWELFTH PAox-Fih and
sHa HES1 $$SFs sSs
CLERss S:SaS AND sALEsSEN-rw.Irru rAcr-sesond and
coAcasEs a,sd sGSf AND GARDEsEKs-rwsIsru pAarfhfa
and .
sso
DANCING ACADEMIES s-ELEvTsra PAas-socOnd col.
pENTIsTRy-TwELrgH PACE Fourth column.
By IsEs q n4 pS nA q%H ED s
EUROPEAN fasH oSq%1 Column
ESSs ASP BSss.ssacsS srn fAssas.'S sSa%H; so'ann
sS sSsGsHED KS 1S7s4SSS4s sSi 70 LET
sgssGH
HELP wXNrED-MALEs- .rwrIrru rAar-TAird col.
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs- PAex-Seooud
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ac.-Fnsr PAax-ssoond column.
HOUSES sooas, TO-. wAsTSS"sn0osD fSs rAsr-si.sA
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKkN HUDSON CRY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-sEcoSD PAGE
LECTGRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAaE-Third column.
LOAN OFFlCKS-ELEyENTn PASE-Second column,
LOST AND FOUND-TwRLFTH PAaR-sxth column
Column
MATRlMONIAL-TwELTTH TIL fAGE-Fourth column.
MEDlCAL-TWELFTn PA9R--9igth column. 49,
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKINa-Flnsr PAef-Fowth
MIsCELLANacUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-YxsruP PAGE
EfEAsEoGs .ErEv.sra pAsE5s0sond column.
pAaE-Lna column o
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-FEst column.
PIANOFORTES-ELEvKNTnP PAGE-Ihird column
PROPOSALS-TwRLyTHP PAGE Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-Sxo0ND PAGE-tifth aud sixth columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEcoSD PA6s-sixsh
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAoH-sixth column
RELIGIOUS EOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-fourth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAoR Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column
SALES At AUCTION-FIReT PAGE-Sixth column
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-TwEL PAGE
ns r1aAn And SECOND columns sEs-rwsrrru pAcx
SPECIAL NOIICEs-FIRsr PAGE-FEvs and second
sPoRTiNd-Doas, BIRDS. 4o.-Frasr PAez-second
THE TRADEs-TwyLrru PAcE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-SEOoND FACE
UNFURNisHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
sEoOND PAGK-Fourth column.
WANTED To Pu RCHASE-FIBs PAaE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth col
The New York herald., 1871-01-08


TyHE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
'ail every Saturday "A and alternate % Wednesday
.ations IN Great Britain ireland dsrmany Norway. swS.
S $ o'Ss. :'
ISS5fIzSss5 a.: :s i SsSFHSsIx $:s E:s E:s
$%:1 $Ss
and psl ~ aa .ssr Nav Soas
Rate. q passage, s,; psysSis la currency. sS'-'
First cabins e M Ms,,sS%S sn % %asssSST q % eSaon
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve months securing
istsr%saiass, iIstSa1s;SG' sss :tsessse, seSs ssa
vsus e :sss IRE ,Ss be bought here BY those
Drafts Drafts issued PAYABLE on presentation
stffi No. Bowling Green
NoRrn GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN. ...m..,. np,sP Pss%ss. sss!.s n.,.,. VII 81. .,
from psr Gf,'i 81 TSd
f s ss sss%ss ss,S%ss SsEEyrscn1AsD Captain A. s.y
nA0e'' on Saturday, sSTss trRs"ty 81 - PASSAGE.
Payable in gold OF Ms equivalent n currency.
Second cabin.
For f.si9i. passage apply to oELEiJHsi CO.
TNMAN LlNE.-FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
J. pool Royal mail steamers are appointed to sail
CITY 9r EIMERlCK tyia Halifax Tuesday JAM TO- p NJ
CITY OF WhstiNdToN.... Saturday. Jan l4, ls noon.
GITY Or fAhlS Saturday, jan ~, L. NJ.
CITY OF BALTIMORE via Halifax Tuesday. Jan a. M.
apd each succeeding Saturday aud alternate Tuesday, from
pier Is North river.
RATES PASSAGE.
Payable in Gold. Payable In Currency.
To London. 80 To London rs
To Halifax, N. S........ 20 To Halifax. is
Passengers also forwarded TO Antwerp Rotterdam, swe
den, Norway and Denmark, Mt reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here moderate rates persons
wishing to send for their friends.
For further information apply at hs company. onnee
ID Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
COASTVIsE STEAMSHIPS,
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
Through line to
California and China.


California and China.
Freight and passage greatly reduced.
siss s's's;i q Mo- s'ssssss ssSs
according to the location Of BERTH
These rates include berhs board and all for
the trip.
foo. Of Canal street, 4, IL O'clock noon
on the 4th and Goth Of each month, ,
except when these days fall Sunday, thcn tho day
One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult.
ecnnsss Sanas6y Vi SsRsn cray
Departure of 2Oh every month VIII touch at San Jose,
stcamer hSERICi viii leave San Francisco February l.
All freight for San Francisso win go fast and be received
until =. ~. Thursday, January 10 ~, ,o.,
be received until f. Il on wednesds,, January IS is
only All the usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting
For freight OF passage tickets, all further inrormaop
'pp' = ''' ''N'' - - : ~ +. r. RABY, Agent,
CRANp ORIENTAL TRIP.-RAKE oPPoaTUNITY.
" INTnREsTlNG TO 0gRlsrs AND OTHERS Gov
HosrhhRN rhs wiNIER III H. NJ - ''NoA' - :
The Pa Pacc N easg n T a despS9s 9a s or
Wheel wheel ss sa ssksH.
pore and Hong Kcne there making with the co
Iaus steamers for the various ports OF China Japan and
es or further her inSr%,sen sgpy q, the
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA cRuz.-Nkw YORK
ard Mey!cnn NAH Steamship line leaving pier u East
CLEOPATRA. Captain Philips "Wednesday, jan -
CITY OF MERIDA Captain Deaken.- Saturday, jan ~
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips. Tuesday, ree.
CRY OF MEXICO, Capt. Zimmerman. Friday, Fep ~
~ '''"A'o' i. XEEXhNDRE 4 SONS, SO Broadway.
CLEOPATRA goes 30 Havana only takes no passengers.
TINTED STATES NAIL FOR HAVANA
u Atlantic Mail Steamship Company,
sailing regularly Thursday al O'Clock r. H. precisely
iI@ Miss6URi, &c Captain B. Edwards via Nassau Is
SoEnS GAsT.s c.p.a GsqH e. Van sss &
For freight or passage apWSy ppiMoCK. President.
No. Bowling Green.
TToR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
From pier No. IL North river, at O'Clock r. n.
WESTERN METROPOLIS
Saturday January H.
Freight received daily Through rates given for ST. Louis
ycssbnrg, Mobile, GAveston and Indiauola.
freight passage, having superior accommodatons
apply TO FREDERIC BAKER ~ broadwsv.
NOR HAyANA-CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL.
Now at her dock receiving cargo,
The well known Al sidewhce steamship
RAflDAN.
Edward Whehurst, Commander, -
will sail for the above port Saturday January Ns A.
Il. NJ, from pier y5 North river.
For freight passage having superior
Apply 10 LIVINGSTON, FOX co.,
~ Liberty strss>
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
EUROPEAN sTRAMsHrps


CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR.
- ryng the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday.
WISCONSIN, Williams. january II, at A. N.
From pier Is North river
Cabin passage. $S0, gold steeragc. $50, currency.
Prepaid tickets, &83, currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg, Norway
and SWEDEN, &c. Drafts Ireland England France and
Germany Ut lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS 0UION, % Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

CTEAMsuIP ABYssINIA SAILING 18TH JANUARY,
- Will call at Halfax.
Cabin passage to Halifax, 800, gold
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NILEs SUN FLOWER CREAM 'Fst-ff
diLEs' sun FLOWER CREAM
GILES SUN FLOWER CREAM
GILES sys FLOWER cREAa
E; =; sE|||::;|;; ss||::;||;; E||E::;|;;;
;: Sass:ss:: ss:ss::s a;::; e; :;s
10 one application
Cures Salt Rhsumh h,.s.s Barber Itch and all sta
qprss salt Rhsum, B.rbers Itch and all Skin
0a''' salt RAsnn b:ss:s;, B:;s:s: Itch and ali Skin
GILES SUN FLOWER CREAM AND GLYcERrNE
GILES SUN FLOWER CREAM AND aLyoER1NE
GILES SUN FLOWER CREAM AND .LYcLsINE
d. cold .up4.!sss 81, 81 ,S% ssn flower seed
ard the pgrest slycsriue.
ss '''' ''''
willSm wllta% \. \. dls: alis:.
pau. q % T assss' s'
GILES SUN oEESEElsa E5sEss CREAM AND
s' s :vs :: ssasa ssy a % e. druggist If they do
'''' - 'fi's' s cents .ssaa n. GILES,
1Ss Sixth avenue, corner Thirteenth stree.
General Agent Ia New York.
- OVAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CpBA.-wHOLEs,
Send for circulars BATES 4 CO.,
l7A Broadway, New York, door above Maiden lane
PoyAL. HAVANA LOTTERY, surpLExENrARY-DE
TRY L. r. LEGER's PATENT CELEBRATED SWEET
Chocolate Paste L. = Leger, inventor. patsntee and
depot, QOMINGUEz CARD0zE, "a Beaver street,
600 CURRENCY.-RoYAL HAVANA AND KEN.
@OA lucky Lottory.-Prixes cAShed and Information
given: circulars sent JOSEPH BATES 4 CO.. II Wall
ftrest Box 1854 Post ofce. Branch olcs 4H
900 CURRENCY.-RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY;
PCI prizes cashed; Information given; circulars sent;
the trade supplied J: q: MARTINEZ CO,
sPOKTING-DOCs, BIRDS, &C.
n BURNS, DEALER IN Birds DOGS, PIGEONS,
u. Fowls and rare Animals OF all kinds, 6l2 Broadway,
near Houston street.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

IA ycsey street, next to the Astor House.
Great bargains will be offered this week.
Plain, Popin aud Gros Grain Alpacas.
Empress Cloths from b0c to 81 80 per yard.
Splcndti lot OF new styles Paid Dress Goods.
Black silk and woi stci Velours
Black and coorcd Volveteens.
Hosiery, Undergo rments, Knit Goods.
An extensive aui var.-d assortment OF Winter Gloves
White and red Flsnnels, OF all styles and qualities
Canton Flanncls, domestic goods Of all kinds.
And a thousand other articles New goods every day.
At DE PERCEvAL's, 7ss BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
n Astor place, is now offered,
Al greatly Reduced Prices,
the Balance of Winter Stock, comprising
Chldren's Cosks Goats and Capes Sacke,
Dresses Caps and Bonnets, DC, &c.
Fmbro,aeries 20 order, stamping aud Stamped Goods
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A PLATFORM SPRING LANDAU, IN GOOD ORDER.
IA handsome Chariot Coupe. -
round front Coupe.
straight front Coupe.
Clarence.
curtain quarter Coach.
A close quarter Coach,
A SIX seat Rookaway
4 Coupe Rockaway.
Cabrioct.
vtctors.
A fourin-ka Carriage.
A six seat PhAeton, nearly
4 very isht four seat Phacton. =.
An open Caleche.
A turn out seat Phaeton.
An English Dog Cart.
AWhtechapci Cart
A Dog Cart, made by Wood Brothers.
A road Wagon, l2s pounds.
A Tea Cart
All the above Carriages in good order, - vii be sold
At low prices. .u.x,. .a.,n
TAO Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

A JAMES MoCREERY & Co,
N. Broadway and Eleventh street.
viii offer on Monday, January?
Their entire stock OF
Ladies' Underclohing, J.
at great reduction of prices before taking their semi
annual account or stock.
Ladies' Tucked Skirts 75 cents reduced from 81.
Ladies' French Tucked Skirts 81, rctuced from 81 60
Ladies' Chemises ri 15 CENTS reduced from 81.
Ladies' Night Dresses, 80.
Ladies' Night Dresses, Tucked, s. 60
Ladcs' Drawers, 1b cents.
Ladies' Drawers, Tucked, 81.
Swiss Overdresscs and Tunics
Infants Wardrobes. Slips, Dresses,
Shawls Skirts and Cloaks.
Astrackan C,oaks at $50 and 1926
Black Velvet Cloth Cloaks at greatly reduced prices.
AN OPENING GUN.
n This is the month buy musns. We retailing
them wholesale prices We sell celebrated Amos.
kcas A" Musns full yard wde tor 131; wholesale price,
I4c Good low PRICED Musins, SC. u 9c splendid yard
Save BE- 10 Be- a yard by buying Of us.
hso big lot Sprague Prints 0c. yard best American
Dcanes good Styles lac ~ pieces good whito Flannel 2c
kinds OF goods very low Also. by lots Of Mernos
Cloths Towels Table Linens, Shaws Blankets and
ali other kinds goods from the cash auction sales ut
panic prices Black apacas very cheap Dress goods stock
iul OF handsome styles. ,n,, nron,,p,,
Eighth avenue, near Eighteenth street,
FOSTER BROTHERS.
ga str
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

WILL THE LADY WHO WAS ON THE NIGHT LINE
w from New YORK to osweso Christmas Eye please send
who assisted from the car! He simply wants to wrto to
you. Address r. A. THORNTON, OsweEo, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELT,
Oace and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ONCE.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs-CARRIAGEs,
II sicghs, Harness Robes. Bells OF all styles, new and
second hands, In great variety at greatly reduced prices
Large light Coupe four or six seat
CALVIN WITTY, 635 Broadway.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-02

habeqS corpus arrangement on a wholesale
scale, the writ not being, however, in the
form prescribed by law. They proposed to
get out by having small, thin steel file,
for cutting off the bars, and they had cut
up the iron rails of their beds with the
same instrument into head ache sticks, so
called, of convenient size and length The
little game was frustrated By premature
discovery.
The Green BAY Gazette saws a man from
the burnt district, north of the city, reports
ten acres of potatoes well roasted in the
ground. They are in good condition for
eating.
The Delavan Republican says: 4 man
on the state line set fire to patch of this
ties on his farm, and, as the result, was
obliged TO witness the total destruction of
every fence on his place, the fire burning
his whole farm over.
The House Of Bishops Of the Episcopal
Convention has decided that Mr.. Cheney
must say ''regenerate" when he baptizcs an
infant, but has defined that word substan-
folly as follows: "Odsolete: no meaning in
particular. His lips are still in chancery,
but his conscience is released.
1t is claimed, even by the leaders of the
reform Democrats, that the suits brought
by the Attorney General of the State
against the members of the Tammanv
ring, are illegal, and will be thrown ont of
court the moment Mr.. Tweed has a hear
| ing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-02

Last saturday evening Inc German Dem
o &C q this city held meeting at Music
a'.i' anu We're addressed by lion. {. IL.
Schmidt, State Senator from NIan,t.wac
county. The meeting was organized br
sIeet'ng Capt. L. J0rhling President
There was large attendance. and the
speaker was listened to with marked at
tention and interest. We are told by those
VINO understand the language in which he
SPOKE, that he presented the Issues Of the
campaign IN clear and candid wav. and
-aNe gooi reasons why Democratic rrinci-
PICS anu Democratic candidates should III
UNI n lie next election The welfare If
f3t Stare and q tie nation alike demand
81 tiiat fa3,re should Is . change in the sd-
l...ulstFallon ot affairs, and now was the
iana i"r tAe people t. give m expression If
their ra7o.e il this respect. Nr.
Schmidt j - able ana pleasant speaker.
and i doing good work ii the prcSen, cam
N.s-.- i ote tg.ea 4,aograf. oct. %.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-02
New Advertisements.
THE DODGE COUN TH
MUTUAL IISlRlIlE COMPANY.


Ed. PGLoT:-For the past few days Mr..
II Halves, General Agent IF the Dodge
County Mutual Insurance Company has been
amongst the sufferers Of the burned district
looking after the CLAIMS against his Compa-
ny When consider the utter impossibili-
~ of formin" correct estimate Of the amount
Of property destroyed; that portion Of the
property was over-insured; also that the dis
aster was largely the resalt of a tornado, as
well as fire, we cannot but acknowledge that
Mr.. Halves has adjusted their losses in a
manner which reflects credit upon his Com
pany. and that they should be entitled to
The full confidence and patronage of their
policy-holders in the future. Checks to the
amount of some SIS 200 have already been
drawn.
We see no evidence of anything but a fixed
determination on their part to stand by their
policy -holdcrs suffering losses in this their
hour Of need. Our best wishes are with this
Company.
Charles Scofeld, Francis Dennis Thomas
Smith, Joseph Petry, Edmond Gouthyn,
Priest Of st. Hubert Church, Pierre Fran
coris and others.
This comprises the bulk of losses in this
section, and Mr.. Halves Is still at work
hunting them m