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Appleton 4 New London Railway.

Capt. Mulholland, the Paymaster for the
above Company, has paid all the workmen
in its employ, completing his labors here
for this month on Wednesday. He can be
looked for again on the came mission be-
tween the 18th and 10th of December.
Some very foolish or lily posted people
entertained each other last week and the
early part of this week with the idle tale
that the Manitowoe Company had failed .
and their falsehoods led few poor dupes
to quit work on the Road, al of whom
were anxious TO get back again when they
we're paid.
Joseph Villas and his associates and
hackers don't fail: and the cowardly ma
liguers, although oft beaten know that the
grand climacteric Of their attempts to in
tluence Wall st. fin9nciers left the Compa-
ny stronger than ever and covered them
selves with infamy. But their claquers and
echoes in Wisconsin don't seem to have
learned Of the last er-birth.-4ppletola
Crescent, Nor. 25A
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Communicated.
Thanksgiving Day.

This is the day set apart by our Govern
or, and By the President of the United
States, as day of thanksgiving and praise,
and most devoutly thankful ought we to be
to Almighty God for His loving kindness
and mercies extended toward Us through
the past year, and for shielding US under
His fostering care from the dangers of FIRE;
for bidding the earth yield its best fruits
for our sustenance, thus enabling Us to ex-
tend to those upon whom He saw fit to
bring fire, starvation and pestilence, help
ing hand.
"God moves in mysterious way his
wonders to perform and in the terrible
scourge Of fire with which He has seen fit
to visit our neighbors, aud our sister city
of Chicago, lie has brought forth from all
parts Of the world an outburst OF sympathy
and benevolence unparalleled in the history
of the world. Well may we be thankful
TO the Most High for His love, His mercy,
and His protection. We, of this city, had
some dark days. Iii not six weeks since
when over our city hung threatening cloud
of smoke, the forerunner and the warning
of fires raging around US; with what anx-
ious hearts we retired TO our beds at night,
dreading that on awaking the next morn
ing to find the fires approaching US nearer
and nearer; but God, in His mercy, kept
US from harm, and it is with deyout thank
fulness that we raise our voices In praise
to Him for his mercies.
And now the question recurs to US, how
shall we show our gratitude for these mer-
cics? We would suggest that collection
be taken I'D in our churches on this day OF
Thanksgiving, for the purpose Of rendering
still further aid to the widows and orphans,
and those whose little was destroyed By
the fires Let all give, be it ever SO small,
remembering that the "widows mite,
though the smallest of all coins, was ac-
ceptable in the sight of the Lord; and
while enjoying the good things which the
Master has given you, ask yourself if your
nerhb0r, who has not been blessed as you
are, needs anything; inquire, and if he
does, spare little from your own table,
for at is more blessed to give than TO re-
ccive"
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A Murderer Kanged-A History Of
she Cause.-The Prisoner Attempts Su.
lei

AKRON, Ohio, November 2l.-John H.
Hunter, the murderer of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorgott, at Richfeld, Ohio, on May 81
LIST, was hanged to-day. Hunter went
from Michigan to renew his engagement
with Chloe Gorgett, which had been broken
by her. On the refusal of her parents to
permit him to enter the house, he shot
them, and tried Intellectually to kill their
daughter.
During his incarceration he maintained a
spirit of brayado, and attempted to create
the impression that he was insane. Yes
terday he attempted suicide by cutting an
artery; he has refused all sustenance since
Monday morning, and was completely I'M
neryed when informed that the time had
come for his execution. He had to be sup
ported to the scafold. After engaging in
religious exercises the prisoner made a
rambling speech, in which he denied com
hitting the murder. Precisely at Has a.
H. the drop fell, and Hunter falling about
six feet dislocated the spinal column. In
seventeen minutes the pulse stopped, and
shortly after the body was cut down.
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A Card.

The ladies of st. james Society return
their heartfelt thanks through the medium
Of the press for the very large attendance
and liberal patronage which greeted their
efforts at the Winjiate House, on Thurs
day evening last. Although feeling the
liyeliest gratitude for the success which
crowned their labors, they are in no way
surprised, as the result IS but one OF the
many similar token of the cordial good
will and hearty cooperation of our citi-
zens IN any enterprise requiring fnapcial
aid.
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Nice ci7s 10 the Young Folks.

Christmas is near Mt hand, and if you
design making present which Will keep
you in remembrance every month, and every
month give renewed pleasure to the reeiPi-
cat, subscribe for the 9 Nursery" the De
ecmbcr number Of which is on oar table.
1t is magazine gotten up expressly fer
the yoang .toiie, and combines amusement
with Instruction We know Of no more ac-
ceptablc gift than this nobby litJle nagr-
zine. The terms are low, being only
$50 in advance, and is published
by JolnSss1.. Storey, IS BroomieIl street,
Boston. Ecmemb.r the little ones.
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PERSONAL.

T. W, CotShauscn, Of Milwaukee, attor-
ney for the Lake Shore and \. & y. l..
r. r. Companies Henry Mann, Of
Chicago, Mayor William Elwcll, of
shcboygan, JAS. ". Vail Of Port Wash
ington, and Col Blo,d, H. L. Blood, and
j. 5. Buck, Of Appleton, were in the city
on Tuesday on business connected with our
railrnaLis
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE PILOT.
MANITowoC, Nov. 80, 1871
WINTER WnEaT--1 90.
SPRING do Il IL ! Il.
0ATS--33c.
WHITE PEAs-GoOd--75c
GREEN, DO -60c %.
PoTAToEs-50c per bu.
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DIVORCES,
UNITED STATES DIVORCE AGENt

EsTABLISHED 1855.
Divorces legally obtained in every State
where the laws are liberal on the subject,
and under the United States laws. for per-
sons from any State or Country-legal eve
rywhere--desertion, cruelty, non-support,
drunkenness, etc, sufficient eause-no pub
licity required-no fee until divorce Oh
tanned Call on. or address
GOULD & BURGER,
CoUSsELLoRs-AT-LAw,
Broadway, ID door below John St,
I5n6 New York City.
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GbitrlarV.

We regret to announce the death Of Rev
II. B. Pierpont of Rochester, n Y, father
Of Judge II. s. Pierpont, of Two Rivers,
which event took place in Rochester,N y. Y.
on the 10Th inst, in the S0th year of his
age. Our citizens will remember him as a
resident with his son, in Two Rivers, some
eleven years ago, and, although not for a
very long time, yet long enough to make
himself beloved by all who made his ac-
quaintance, for his many social and genial
qualities None knew him but to honor
him. both rs Christian and as gentle
man. lie has lived long life Of u:cful-
ness as pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church, and died full of years, in the
blessed consciousness Of a blameless life
as an honorcd servant of Gods ministry.
We append the following extract from
the Rochester Democrat, of the goth inst.
in reference to the deceased:
DEATH OF REV. II Il. PIERraSr
llezekith b. PIerpont died It 7 o clock Sun
day morning at the residence Of his son. j .
+ Pierpant. lie had reached his eightieth
year, and was one of the most venerable
clergym2a in Western New York lie WAS
a Bative of Connecticut came to Rochester
in 1921, and soon after was ordained a Pres
hvterian minister. The ordination Of Rev
pr. Nisner Of Lockport, took place at the
same time. Rev Mr. Picrpont VAS pastor OF
a church in Hopewell Ontario county, for
several years subsequently he sustained
the same relations in Avon During the last
ten or more years he has resided N this
city. lie died of DID age, and so impercepti-
bly, did the Pickering taper Of his life burn
out that his last moments were as calm US if
he had indeed fallen asleep
Rev. Mr.. Pierpont leaves four children:
Rev. James PIerpont, of San Francisco;
Judge Ii 5. Pierpont, of Two Rivers, Wis
cousin; J. L. Pierpont, of this city, aud Mrs.
u. A. kellogg, formerly Of Rochester. but
now reSidn NJ Avon.
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zeayv Fall of snow.

It commenced showing here on Tuesday
morning, and kept it up all day, and, at
this writing TUESDAY evening there seems
10 be no abatement. We suppose there
will be good sleighing on Thanks giving
Dav. BOYS, bring out your cutters.
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calico Dress Party.

The calico dress party At klingholz
Hall, on Saturday evening, was great sue
cess. \ large Attendance, good music,
dancing AMI table supplied with every
dolicacv Of the season, made the occasion
a very happy one, and the hours flew by
on the speed Of the wind.
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The Dry DOCK.

We learn that dredge has been put to
work at tho dry dock, dredging out the COT
fer dam at the entrance to the gates, and
rs soon as this is removed the dock will be
in complete running order.
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THE PILOT.
CRY And couaTf MATTERS,

PERSONS AoriAq advertisements m
,en9ed for insertion II The e'5s'dRg number
ofhe plot, rU please hand IN tdef "a
-ors Urericus 10 merit EedHesday noon.
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Real Estate Transfers.

FROM SOW. TO NOV. 81 INCLUSIVE.
Jacob Knafe to August Bergner, NJ
n5 nj of set sec 30 town l7,range 23,S go
George Hope to Joseph Fischer, 81
nwt Of set sec >, town 10, range %, 100
Thomas Burns to Joseph Howell, lot
IL & -, block SO, Two Rivers...... 1870
jacob Drumm to Joseph tessler, IS
2l-l00 &C Of sw4, sec 81. town 10.
range D ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1900
Joseph Piuocny TO Simon CRUDE, NV
Of mel, sec 8, town 20, range a3,..... 800
BENJAMIN Jones TO William Roscnske,
lot 4, subd Of sw & SCI, sec II, town
10, range 24...................... 500
John kczba to Joseph Rezba, nwt of
nwi sec So, town II. range 23 500
John n. Struthry to Matthias Bisek,
net swf < WI set of sw]4, sec 9,
town 81, range Z3.................. $50
Matthias Bisek to John Staugel, same
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Chas. ). Tucker TO Jonas kammerer,
"! swl sec Is, town II, range % 900
Chas. ). Fucker to JAS. Stephenson,
u se14 sec 10, town IS, range rs, 64J
Chas. s. Tucker to Anton SLael &
john y. Mueller, swf sec 81, town
Is, range II, e. nwt, sec 8, town
10, range u, W net, sec 8, tswn II,
range Il, e swi, see 8, town II,
range Il, u NO sec 10, town II,
range 81, e net, sec II, town II,
range Ct - An; oi0o
'oIi' vi - - ~ oG-''i IT.
g nM3 q @ nj sec % Town on,
i'Its0 l:VoJ
-. - ~ e. 80 "i.Ne -
range Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Henry Mates to Philip Mates, WI of
sNI sec 81 town IL range 2l 500
- - 70 49, ~ :" u .oo
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n9A's noA l',oIt - ~ ,a iii"h manson,
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70 r,rs =. >, "c q > net sec town 90.
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90 10' - sec %, town ~, range 900
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0ur EscrL0r.

Our harbor was cnliycned on Saturday
last, by the arrival Of a large fleet Of YES
sells seeking safety from the threatening
storm. We did not count them, but there
must have been fully thirty sail that enter
tered the harbor between the hours Of
and clock p. m. On Sunday they I'M
folded their wings and took flight TO their
several destinations.
The propeller Favorite, having two
barges IN tow, pat into this port on Tues
day evening.
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- laG;us' festival Of the 81. James
Church. he'll at the Windate House, on
Thursday evening hast, was very fliIy at
trulcl and heartily enjoyed by all. \
more General tarn-o.;t has rarely been seen
on ANY occasion. The promised tablanux
w,re unayoidab!y left out, as they We're
uot thought Of soon enough 10 give tin
pruper aAlouat Of time required for re
he,,lsal to 60 them justice, and it was
thought better to give them up for some
future effort. There was no lack Of enter
Jainmcnt, however for with music, dane
ing and rcrreslimcuts, the evening passe |
of pleasantly and quickly. Miss Nellie
Scripture ami others gave the company
some finely executed Instrumental music,
and Miss Eta Barrie, though suffering
from a Very severe cold, sung beautiful
piece, which was received with delight by
those who were fortunate enough to be in
the parlorS at the time. The dancing was
entered into with that spirit and enthusiasm
which characterizes the true terpsi2horean,
and was kept up with untiagging zeal until
the moment of breaking up. The fnan-
cal result of this pleasant entertainment
was, we are told, satisfactory to the ladies,
of which we are highly gratiied, as they
all made untiring efforts, and should be well
rewarded for their trouble.
The net proceeds of the festival were
$1,000.
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Peters Musical Danthly.

for December. is at hand. containing nine
teen choice pieces of vocal and Instrumental
music, all OF which can be had for so cents
Among the songs We notice ono entitled
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The Dodge County Mutual Fire En-
suranCe Company.

Editor AuHit0lc0c Pilot:
In last weeks issue of the NorG YES
ten communication Cor | hardly know
what to call it, appears over the sigma
ture of one W. p Weiboldt, representing
himself as agent Of the " Nil. Mech.
Nut" who feels called upon to to0t his
horn loudly for the above mentioned com
pany and at the same time, out of chart
ty (?( for tie public, howls about the IN
far dealings of the D0Iye Co.. IWuuI
ms Co III the late fires; also, the utter
worthlcssncss Of her checks given in pay
mcnt Of its losses. An erpicjt and .fuiI
explanation of our settlement with policy
holders in the burnt district has long since
bacI. publicly given through the press, BY
Mr.. J. 4. Baker Secretary Of the Dodge.
And in reference to our checks, would il
not be far more 9entlem"Hiy, to say the
least. to wait until the Dodge Company
fails, III = Sitg5c instance, to meet its paper
when due, before giving publicity to state
ments calculated to iujurc It's credit. Fur
thcrm0re, lr. VI ciboidt ; statements must
EE FALSE 10 ;@certain extent, rs the Com
pduy'S checks, since the 3,eHoiSH{'f3' tire,
have been taken at Green Bay, Scoiicld' 5
mill, AMI ManjtoWOc, and money and goods
advanced upon the same. Without dcsir-
ing TO make war upon any company, unless
forced to do so, | am, in behalf Of the
Dodge, respectfully yours,
A. H. HALVES.
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completed their labors on Saturday last,
and adjourned at IL a. m. on that day,
having completed large amount OF work.
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WHAT everybody says must be so;
consequently it must BE- fact that the best
kip boots ire found a. Ryder's. They are
his own make ll-tf
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Stages viii leave the Windiatc House, in
this city, every morning (Snndays except
ed) at : II clock for Sheboygan, carry
ing express AMI passengers. Returning,
will leave Shcboygan immediately upon the
arrival Of the train from Fond du Lac
Persons desiring to make the round trip
in one day can be accommodated
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CoAroRT for Tie winter IS the aim Of
all 10 accomplish this, procure some of
those warm Rubber oyersh9es or cloth shoes
ii Rxlegs Il-I
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New Advertisement is.
MISS NJ. THOMPSON,
WORKER In HAIR.
NIANITOwOC, WIS.

All descriptions Of HAIR WORK done to
order in the best manner, and with quick
despatch. Orders may he left at the first
door south of Carus' brick block, on South
Eighth street, between Jay and Washington.
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Q yes, | have found it now the Man
itowoc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, oils, dye-stuf's, etc. Il
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EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted

thronghout the country for It's sale, with
whom liberal arrangements will be made
An opportunity of equal promise is rarely
or never presented. lis sale will not be linn
tied to any period, but will continue for a
lifetime, constantly increasing with the
growth and intelligence of the country
is therefore desirable that those who engag
with US, do so with view to making the bust.
ness IA permanent one.
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CATHOLIC cUUECu.

Thanksgiving services viii lie celebrated
at the Catholic Church, South Side, Rev.
Joseph Fc-slcr, pastor, commencing at 3
A. m, with the holy sacrifice of Mass, and
conclude with Thanksgiving prayers.
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Mrs. T. \. Logan, who was announced
to address the citizens Of Manitowoc on
the 22d inst, but was prevented from full
filing her engagement by sickness, Will
speak at the NJ f. Church on Friday even
ing, at half-past I. Admittance % cents.
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OF course everybody goes to the Mantle
VIC Drug Store for pure drugs and chemi-
Gals Ii
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Administrators Sale.


IN PROBATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY
/ | Court In the matter of the estate of
! Christopher Robinson, deceased Notice is
hereby given, that, by virtue and in pursu-
ance Of an order Of license, made in said
matter, on tn 30th day of October, A. D.
1871, by the County Court of said county,
the undersigned. administrator of said es-
tate of said deceased, will, on Monday, tie
| 18th day Of December, A D. 1871, at 10
o clock in the forenoon OF said day, at the
( office of the County Judge, in the village of
( Mantowoc, in said county, offer for sale, at
public yendue, the following described lands.
to wit: The south half of the north east
F.. quarter, and the east half of the northwest
quarter, all in Section No. Eighteen (1S) of
/ Township No. eighteen (lS) north of Range
No. Twenty-one (21) East
The terms Of sale will be cash down at
the time Of sale. CHARLES LULING,
Administrator.
Dated at Manitowoc, the Goth day of No
ycnJer, \. u. 1871. l7-3w
IN PROBATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY
Court. In the matter Of the estate Of
David Smoke, deceased To all whom ii
may concern: Letters of administration
on said estate having been issued to Charles
LulHg on the third day of July, A d. 1871,
and six months from aud after this day being
allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for ex animation and allowance
notice is hereby given that the undersigned
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 Manitowoc, in said county, receive
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons aglinst said deceased
l7-4w w " WALDO County Jutpa
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Dir. A. J. patchen wishes us to an
.nounce that he viii be absent from the
CITY during the next week.
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4 FRESH invoice Of boot packs, wool
lined boots and shoes AT the "new shoe
sture." lift
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Mansto.1oc second ward school.

The following First Grade contains the
names OF those pupils in the higher depart
ment who have during the past month at
tanned standing of s. in all studies, and
of 81 in department.:
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
TRlUMPES OF

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MINISTERS, TEACHERS, STUDENTS,
FARMERS, YOUNG MEN AND WO-

HEN-Those who would meet with the most
profitable of all employments-are invited to
correspond with US with a view to an agen-
CIV. Not few such are W averaging from
SIS 900 to $1,000 annual profit in its sale
There is great want for the book and a
rich field offered, while it will elevate the
spiritual condition of the agent by constant
contact with and conversation upon its
beautiful and eternal truths.
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AGENTS ON The INSTk.HaEHI

Plan will be furnished the work in fine
bindings. This plan is quite popular and
profitable in cities and large towns. We
have an edition Of the. book, superbly bound
with massive panelled sides, which has been
everywhere received with marked favor
Su, scriptions for the Pictorial Bible, in this
style and iii this way, can be obtained to an
almost unlimited extent, as there is no out
lay Of money that the Bible reader can make
which will yield him SO rich d return.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-30
TIE pICT0RthI FAMILY BIBLE,

TIE PICTORIAL Family Hibis, IN
addition to the features already alluded to,
contains the Apocrypha, Concordance,
Psalms in Metre, Summary Of the Sacred
Truths as taught III the Inspired Book, to-
gether with numerous and comprehensive
Tables and other Historical and EXplanato-
ry Matter, embodying the labors of many of
the most eminent Biblical scholars. 1t is
printed on the finest calcndered paper, from
clear and open type, in one large and hand
some quarto volume, and is bound IN the
most durable and attractive manner, while
the prices are sufficiently low to place it
within everybody's reach.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-30

For teas of the best quality, and most
exquisite flavor, go to the Manitowoc drug
store. lS-tf