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Ladies, SOcinbAc.

The ladies' sociable of ST. James Church
will meet this Thursday afternoon and
evening at the residence of Mrs. j. W.
lanes, on nighth street. A cordial inyi-
tation is extended to all,
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ID Dock Election.

The nnrl,la election for seven Directors
of the Manitowoc Dry Dock Company, will
be held on the 11th day of January, 1872,
at the Office Of Don A. Shove, police justice,
IN the city of Manitowoc. The polls Of
the election will be opened at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon and remain open until s
o'clock p. IN.
j. RICHARDS, President.
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81. James, Episcopal Chnrc..

Rev. Mr.. Haff having arrived in the city
on Tuesday morning, there VIII be services
at St. james Church next Sunday
aneening at half-past 10.
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For .cas of the best quality, and most
exquisite flavor, go to the Manitowoc drug
store. lS-tf
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An empty bottle was found in front Of a
bushes. room. 1t had been thrown there
by a young man who had lately purchased
bottle Of that fine perfumery at the Man
itowoc Drug Store. ii
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Administrators Sale.
IN NOTWITHSTANDING COUNTY

IN TE-MANlTOWOC COUNTY
Court In the matter Of the estate Of
David Smoke, deceased. To all whom it
may concern: Letters of administration
on said estate having been issued to Charles
Luling on the third day Of July, A. d, lsfi,
allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance,
notice is hereby given that the undcrslgncd
will. on the first day of every month during
said term. and ON the day of the expiration
of said term of six months; at the Probate
Office in Mani,owoc in said county, receive,
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons sg lins' sail deceased.
INV ". ". WALDO. County Judge.
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TOyycd tn this Port.

The schooner C. L Johnson arrived at
this port on the 9th inst, in tow of the pro-
peller St Joseph, having became disabled
when off Bailey. Harbor.
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Of course everybody goes to the Manito-
voc Drug Store for pure drugs and chemi-
Gals. ii
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TT S. BOMBS (7-30's, 5-20's, and all
- other kinds purchased, sold and
exchanged. Coupons on Interest War
rants cashed. Gold. Silver, and Coin
drafts purchased at the highest market
rates.
United States and Canada. bought and
sold. Foreign Exchange on 'Great Bril-
tain and Continental Europe, for sale in
sums to suit. Deposits received. subject
TO sight draft. Also interest paid on de-
posits by special agreement. Collect ons
made on all parts of the United States,
Canada, Great Britain and Europe, made
ut reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sale Line to and from Great
Britain and Continental Europe, for sale
at New York prices L. c. SHOVE.
Manitowoc August 1870
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE PILOT. |

OFFICE OF TIE PILOT
MASITowoc, Dec. II, 1871. !
WINTER WHEAT--l 20.
SPRING do i Is.
OATs--35c.
WHITE PEAs-Good--
GREEN, do Soc 90.
PoTAToEs-50c per bu.
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A Boston marble cutter recently received
from German an order for a tomb stone,
with the following cpitarh: "My wife
Susum is dead; if she'd had life till next
Friday she'd been dead shu.t two weeks.
As 4 tree falls so much she stand. All
things is impossible nit Cot
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o yes | have found it now the Man
itowoc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, oils, dye-stuffs, etc. IA
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New Advertisements,
LIST Of CERTIFICATES

Redeemed In the Office of, County
Clerk during the Month of No.
vcmbcr. 1871, not Paid OEI Oh
the 1st Day of Dec. 1871.
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Each number of the Weekly Wisconsin
contains short editorials on the leading topics
of the day, the news of the world for the
week Agricultural Items, Commercial News,
Markets made up expressly for the Weekly,
a short original or selected story interesting
correspondence, choice poetry, and
BOYS AND GIRLS DEPARTMENT,
Arrangements have been made to publish
several interesting Serial Stories during the
year, commencing with
q ri
By the author of = ANNE JUDGE" and
mo MANS FRIEND.1
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The sunday school Concert

c. III. WALLER. Sec'y.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Special Dispatches 10 the Gazette.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Che German Peace Celebration

BERLIN. June lG-The first division Of
guards stood with infantry, cavalry and artlIle..
~, as in war. On the left was Il combined
battalion Of seven hundred men: picked men.
representing ali tic States Of Germany.
under an officer Of battalion. They carried
cighty-tive eagles banners. and standards.
captured from the French With the cavalry
was combined squadron composed Of men
drawn from every ca"alry regiment OF the ser.
vice. forming brilliant picture Of diversified
colorS Next came tic second division. On
the LETT were the Kings grenadcrS. in which
the Emperor served. Then came six batteries
OF artillery, representing the artillery OF the
whole army. Next, the cavalry guards and
then the artillery guard followed by representa-
tiyes Of various services III the field. On the
right flank was the staff Of the Emperor: tic
Emperor himself on l dark bay horse: lie
was followed By the Empress, the Crown Prince
and eight carriages containing the Princes and
ladies of the household Of the Emperor rs
they rode up a royal salute was given With
three ringing cheers. The emperor proceed
ed rapidly along the front the several divisions
Of infantry presenting arms by brlgades Each
division then instantly marched to take posi-
ton for entrance III the Gtate Of the Halle.
The civic dignitarie5 of Berlin under the 81
pontic equestrian statue of Frederick the treat
waited To welcome :hc troops Field marshal
Wrnrel and other S,perannuated officers led
the procesSion. The fighting staff led by
Blumeuthal, Chief Of staff of the Crown Prince,
followed. Then came the military Governors.
succeeded By corps Commanders and othcrCom-
manders of the armies Next came Bismarck,
Moltke. and on Room who were received With
tempestuous cheering.
They were followed by the Emperor, the
Grown Prince Prince Frederick Charles and
an immense number OF Princes in glittcrlng
uniforms With steady tramp came the stall
wart infantry guard. Drums beat and music
swcllcd in mighty volumes. but the tremendous
cheering prevented the sounds from being dis
tincty heard. Thus, amid the waving OF
handkerch!rl.. ciapping Of hands and yocltcra-
tons Of the populacc The tig hitting men were
greeted. On passing through the gate, the
Emreror halted, end received an address OF
Capitalization of bcyy Of Young ladies OF
Berlin. and kissed the speaker. Eraune Bias
slr. 1T the head Of Inter der Linden he re-
! ceivcl the address Of tie brrgomaster Of the
CITY who was accompanied by the magistrates.
The procession passed along the Inter del
Linden. beneath symbols Of victory. and between
captured cannon, fankcd by sea Of human
| beings, rising in balloons to the top OF the
houses.
The procession passed the Palace. the uni
vcrsity and the Opera House. 10 where me
Statue Of Butcher stands in bron2e, anu "hGle
the members Of the Imperial Diet We're also
! assembled.
Here the Emperor whac!ad lis horse an, ano
with the royal Princes Generals ana meHnGef::
Of his staff on either side. the troops marched
pa>t in review. The squadron Of hnrsemcr
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New York, June l7.-Stoeks dull and
heavy Gold steady at l2i. Governments
very strong but dull. Money easy at 8: Va.
G's 67l; do. new -. Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn dull and
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June lT.--Na. G's, old, 81
bid, 50 asked: do 1866, - bid, - asked; do
1867, 20 asked; 90. coupon DID, GU bid, GS!
asked; do. new, - asked. North Carolinas.
old, II bid, Il! asked; do. new - bid. Cotton
low mildlings are held firmly at 90 Flour
dull and unchanged Wheat quiet and steady.
There is very little held The only business
is in Ohio and Indiana which is l54al5j:
White Southern corn GO; yellow do 7saS0
Oats less fil&i at I6aIS.
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From Mexico.

MEXICO, June II. via Matamoras June II. -
Tampco was stormed this morning 1T four
O clock, and was taken at he point of the bayo-
net. All the insurgents wcrr either Killed,
wounded or captured
The federal army is in good condition
The yellow fever is raging AZ Vera Cruz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17

THE BIRD CAsE.-The following ten lines
appeared in the local column of the Gazette on
Thursday evening last
1T is understood that the counsel Tor Thorn
as K. Bird. now confined in the city Jail on the
charge Of bgamy, will have him brought be-
tore Judge Lowe Of the Corporation Cont, on
writ Of hahcaS corpus next week. and apply
Tor his release on bail. An application for bail
To the Magistrates at the time Of his commit
mcnt was moi made because Magistrates cannot
TAKE bail in such cases except when there IS
only slight suspicion Of guilt.
The information contained liz The first six
lines Was obtained on the morning Of that day,
IN front of the City Hotel directly from Dir.
the case, certainly ought to understand it. >
The information contained in the last four lines
was the legitimate deduction from the personnel
OF the Witnesses who appeared iii Tuts'lay last,
and from Chap. 20i, Sec. 6 Of the Code, which
provides that Justice shall not grant bail in
such cases except when there l.; light suspicion
of guili.
WAsnlNGToN 4 ONO RAILROAD. -Numcr-
Ous bids for the extension OF the u aShlnotOn
and Ohio Railroad to Winchester have been r.
ceivcl ami more ar comm" M. i,ili they will
MT La orcncu ,mti! nrXl wrrL Tii" nc"opI
Der statement concerning the proposed sale OF
this road to the Pennsylvania Central, is, we
are authorized to say. Is the President Of the
W. 4 Q. Il. r. unlrllr
A.
seen By reference. to the advertising columns Of
the Gazette. all the effects Of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia. consisting Of bonds, bills,
notes, judgments, DEGREES, etc, will be sold in
Richmond, for cash, on the 22l inst \ list of
the effects Of the Alexandria branch of the
Bank can he seen at this Office
TIE MARKET this morning, had 4 good
supply Of vegetables of different kinds also Of
the fruits in season We have to note no partic
ular change in prices since last week. Butter
35a4O cts. per bbl Eggs 2ja30 cts, per dozen.
The Butchers had excellent fresh mcats--with
no change in prices.
Property SALE-L. d. Harrison sold this
morning, BY pnbc auction.n front OF the May
ors office, the farm called Waterloo, midway
between this city and Washington. on the east
of the railroad, containing about one hundred
acres to H. W. Irecdiey, Of Washington for
$3.50
SALE OF CORPORATION STOCK.-Beck,
Knox Il Kirby sold to-day at auction 200 Of
Alexandria Corporation Registered stock at
71]-an advance of two or three per cent on
recent sales. and Indicating steady improv-
mcnt in the city's credit
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS The motions nt
two men on Prince street last night justify
warning to orr citizens to |e' on the lockout
for burglars and robbers. The attention afthc
police is called to the locality rcferrda TO, be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets.
bIr ~ \ l)0C.-An old colorrd draynlau.
named Emanuel Cupid. while delivering goods
on board u schooner, lying at the upper coal
wharvcs, this morning: was attacked by dog
belonging to that vessel and severely bitten.
THE VIRGINIA HOUSE.-Attcntion is dilec.
ted to the advertisement Of the Virginia House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17

MALE PILLS-a positive cure for ,urrr"ss}oH
or irrcgulurity arising from any cause whatcys,.
They arc perfectly harmless.
As'-Evcry Lady should keep 4 box / thc2,
pills on hand for use in case Of nced
Price 50 per box. Sent securely sealed T. any
address on receipt of price. Direct ii! vrdgrS 70
J. WALKER PANCDAST, y. D..
rhilaIopuia, 7"
DLl,Iol,l;, 80, = n,,l C.yI,-
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Death OF MIR. yallansliglsan:.
The Markets.

LEBANON. Ohio, June lG-A1r Ta!lande
ham died 1T 4-AJ Il. III. to-day.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Thi= superb
Hair Dye is the best IN the Er,iG-- Pcr;e..i!
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. 40 d:
appointment. No Ridiculous 1inS, o. Unpjcns-
ant Odor. The genuine W. y. Bachelors iE:
Dye produces IMMEDlATELI Il sp.cndli
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft aad Beau
titill The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold L.
all Druggists. Factory, Is Bond st., New I"r:;
New York ian N-cnly
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TIE VIRGINIA HoUsE.-Attcntion is dilec.
ted to the advertisement of the Virginia House.
in another column.
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asg-In the Gazette of yesterday it Is added to
the already existing sentiment, prcudg!ng the
case Of an unfortunate man, By all erroneous
statement 1t was stated that application for
bail for Thomas r. Bird, now confined on Il
charge Of bigalny, had not been made because
magistrates cannot take bail in such cases ca
cept where there is only n slight suspicion Of
guilt. and that i; was understood his counsel
would have 10 have him brought before Judge
Lowe ON Il writ of habcas corps: Is hardly
necessary for us. as counsel for Mr. Biru I" AZ
tempt to deny the numerous prcudIcn! state
merits that tho newspapers, in their anxiety 10
publish sensational itcm2, have made IN regard
10 this case But VIC had hoped, inasmnch as
the request had been specially made Of our
papers here. IT, sec no more Of them, al least IN
your usually correct and cautious journal. on
can 'undcr>tand' thousand different versions
Of fact if Won RELY on each opinion or surinlsc
YOU gather on the streets. But VIC beg, III JUS
ticc to Il man whom the law of the land yet de-
clares to b" innocent that you will let aJury OF
his peers condemn him, III regular way PC
fore pronouncing sentence. We dIsclalm, for
our client any authority whatevcr for the
statement of Yesterday. Because we Choose IN
the exercise Of our judgment, to refuse to dcvc-
opc our defence till the time shall come when we
need it. let not that be construed INTO an aGmis-
sion that we have none And when you desire
information in this case, with which to spice
your local columns, please get it from those
whose duty it i. {" ''undcrstand' it. Very re-
spccttuly. YIN; h1LGoTE,
VI. DULASY BALL,
e17-lt Counsel for I. r. Bird.
l1ss- There will be- Bible Presentation al
Roberts NJ L. Church, Washington street. TO-
morrow morning, after divine services, by Mr.
\. Murphy of Washington, ID. G. The pIbi''
is invited y
pECEIyED another lot Of r kE c,il.L >
ror. Rnot ,IunbIcs. do. Biscuits, Extra Sugar
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l5IT ~ \ DnCi.-An old colorrd draynlau.
named Emanuel Cupid. while delivering goods
on board schooner, lying at the upper coal
wharvcs, this morning: WAS attacked by dog
belonging to that vessel and severely bitten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17

SALE OF CORPORATION STOCK.-Beck,
Knox Il Kirby sold to-day at auction 200 Of
Alexandria Corporation Registered stock at
7l1-an advance of two or three per cent on
recent sales. and indicating steady improv-
mcnt in the cty's credit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17

TIE MARKET, this morning, had 4 good
supply Of vegetables of different kinds also Of
the fruits in season. We have to note no partic
ular change in prices since last week. Butter
35a40 cts per bhI Eggs 2ja30 cts, per dozen.
The Butchers had excellent fresh mcats-with
no change in prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17

Property SALE.-L. d. Harrison sold this
morning by pnblic auction,in front Of the May
ors office, the farm called WATERLOO midway
between this city and Washington. on the east
of the railroad, containing about one hundred
acres, to H. W. Frecdiey, Of Washington. for
81 SID
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS. The motions Of
two men on Prince street last night justify
warning to orr citizens to |n on the lockout
for burglars and robbers. The attention Of the
police is called to the locality rcferrhd TO, be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17

PATENT CAR COUPLER Mr.. John ".
Jones. a native Of Fairfax ro:!nly.,and nephew
ofthe late Commodore Al,. Catsby Jones. has
invented and patented car coupler and lie
tacher the simplicity and effectiveness Of which
would seem to warrant its universal adoption.
The whole value Of the invention lies in the
coupling, which makes connection without the
aid of the brakeman and dctaches itself as SION
rs one of the cars leaves the track.
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ANNiVERSARY CELEBRATloN.--Thc dele
VIOLENT I Mon lately in session i'll this city es-
corted by the Alexandria Catholic benevolent
Society numbering 40 men, NJ. II. Nash
marshal. with Francis j. Powers, John Don
nelly. and James Brannan rs his assistants.
visited Washington yesterday evening and
took part in the celebration of the 18th Aunt
versary of the rontifcate of Pope Plus the IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-17

ALEXANDRIA. The Piedmont Nirginian
saws -four farmers and merchants should
encourage this venerable old city by sending
their produce to it and purchasing their sup
plies there. They can do as we'll with the
merchants Of Alexandria ~ in any other
market.
FRANK LESLIE S.-From the book and peri
odica store Of Mr. g. f. French, No. % King
street, We received this morning. Frank Les
lie 5 l.adyS Magazine for July.
UoRpnRATInN ColRT--.jmigr T.. H. Lo're
oyeuiFan -Com. vs.. Boswcl-nnticc .! scwhere
Allowances were luadc to officers and jurors
Administration upon the estate OF George
Swain was gran ted to Robert Bell, jr., and :.
J. Reed, ". Il. Howard ana George Me-
CIesh were appointed appraisers of the estate
j. W. Campbell, Commissioner of Revenue,
with William Harper lis deputy qualified.
Com vs.. Hiram Arnold. Hannibal King and
r. u. Bccklcy; motion on recognizance. The
Attorney for Commonwealth moved for Il ludg-
mcnt upon the sci. ta.
The Court adjourned till l0 o. clock Monday
merning, when decisions will be given in three
cases argued at this term, in which decisions
we're reserved.
MAYORS OFFICE. Thomas Morris. for fore
stalline the market, was fined and discharged.
An old man for disorderly conduct and dis
turbing his neighborS was discharged with an
admonition.
Edward Courtney, colorel, for disorderly coz,
duct. was discharged with an admonltion.
Andrew Jarboe and William Buckner, col
ored, Tor keeping hogs within the limits Of the
city. were fined and discharged
Antonio Cavagnaro. for selling French candy
without license Was fined and discharged.
! NIGHT REpoRT.-Night clear and COOL
There were no disturbances. Two prSoAsT'
but no dodgers were at the station house. II be
door of a warehouse on South strand was touut
open by the police
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-24
Rem Ru,Ier picked up.

From the New Orleans Picayune.l
The following good story and true
about Ben Butler has, we believe, never
before been published:
DR.. Cottman, who was resident OF
New Orleans during the war times, and
who had signed the original ordinance OF
secession, after having fought it with all
his might in the convention, bethought
him OF running for Congress during the
reign of Butler. The Massachusetts
warrior, however, heard of CottmaRs
aspirations and sent for him, when the
following dialogue occurred:
Butler" Doctor, / hear you think Of
running for Congress2"
Doctor" You have been correctly in
formed General "
Butler with an air Of severity)-"Why,
how can you run for Congress, sir, when
you signed the ordinance of secession? I
Doctor-"Why, you see, General, !
did sign the ordinance, but only as a
i0itneSs. "
Butler VERY red in the face and very
angry)-"As a pitness, sir. Look at
that" Suddenly unrolling a copy Of
the secession ordinance. Look at
your signature there, sirl as plain and
bold as that Of John Randolphs to the
Declaration Of Independence.
Doctor (calm. but with spice Of sar-
casm in his voice -" Really, General, j
never knew before that John Randolph
signed the Declaration of Indepen-
dence."
Butler Suddenly chopfallen, but still
very mad y" John Hancock, meant,
sirl John Hancock But It's all the
same thing, sir; all the same thingl"
1t is scarcely necessary to add that DIR.
Cottman did not run for Congress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-24
Anec Totes of PANEL webster.

Among the Websterians there is moth
ing of his better than the answer to the
French Minister who asked him, while
Secretary Of State, whether the United
States would recognize the new Govern
ment Of France. He
The Secretary assumed very solemn
tone and attitude, saying:
Why not2 The United States has
recognized the Bourbons, the Republic,
the Directory, the Council of Five Hun
dred, the First Consul, the Emperor,
Louis Philippe, the -
Enough enoughl" cried the French
Minister, perfectly satisfied by such
formidable citation of consistent preee-
dents.
When Daniel Webster was a young
man, about commencing the study of
law, he was advised not to enter the legal
profession, for it was already crowded.
His reply was, There is room enough
at the top"
What but suppressed sense OF humor-
in both speaker and auditors, could pos,
sibly have carried off such a speech as
this, which is attributed to Webster7
Men Of Rochester, | am glad to see
you, and | am glad to see your noble
city. Gentlemen, ! saw your falls,
which l am told are one hundred and
fifty feet high. That is a very interest
ing fact. Gentlemen, Rome had her
Cesar, her Seipio, her Brutus; but Rome,
in her proudest days, had aerer a water
fall one hundred and fifty feet highl
Gentlemen, Greece had her Pericles
her Demosthenes and her Socrates;
but Greece, in her palmiest days, ,neper
had a waterfall one hundred and fifty
feet hight Men Of Rochester, 20 on.
No people ever lost their liberties who
had a waterfall one hundred and fifty
feet hight "