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N1ISCELLANEOUS.

Mississippi Civil Right, Bili-It has been
Spirited Away-Unitsd States Court at
wnsville-COnvicfions and sem
tenccs-A Mexican General Indicted
slight Earthquake I'm Ca!ifOrnia-Pris-
Gner shot by n NOb-Denial. COnvcr-
>ien and Death-RObbcd in a Sleeping
Car.
JACKSON, Miss, March 26.-To-day was
the last day for the Governor to keep the
civil rights bill, passed last week. Inquiry
was made for it, but the bill could not he
found. 1t had been spirited away, never
having reached the Governor. Warren. the
clerk of the House is responsible and Is i'll
trouble He has drawn another bill, sigued
it officially, and will endeavor to get the
secretary of the Senate, MIR. Lemly, to at
tach his official signature. Lemly says he
will not sign it; having already signed one,
he can not sign second. Secretary OF
State Lynch says he believes it was spirited
Gy0N
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They don't call it "going to see man In
Rensselaer,, Indiana, but always expect
letter." the postottce being IN the 1o4el
barrOOm.
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DnEIrSI<E a. ERNEST

DKEUSINE & ERNEST,
~ Rrrnsnql (Arthur J Ernest ;,
CPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALEAS
Carpets Mattings and Oil Cloths Cleaned ano
Id Furniture covers made to order All orders
VIII receive prompt attention, and satislactioH
guaranteed , n
40. 2iO Julia street, between Baronne aud pry
aies New Orleans. moo ~
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HR. JOHN q. ANGELL,
CHEAP GAS FIXTURES AND

PLUMBERS MATERIALS.
SULLIVAN & BULGER,
1ISp I'll hBkRS AND GAS F1TTERS,
Loydrns, next door to Camp street,
Haf Hoa.efs In Plumbing and Gas Fitting Materlals-
.snSe5e Ship and steamboat work promptly ~
3nnta TO- Box No. 226 Mechanics and Dealers
"AcnSnge. au23 1y
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SPANISH FRIGATES TO HAVANA
DEBATE IN HOUSE OF COMMONS

NEGLECT TO PREPARE FOR DEFENSE
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
nl2a,er and Proprietor. .....DAvID BIDW ELL.
Engagement OF the wonderful BOI ACTOR,
PERCY ROSELLE.
w'.a5e remarkable talent has created the admra-
ton vi bO.h England and America
Monday Evening, March 23.
tt:y Evening, Saturday Matinee, and until
further notice.
I. 4 A. Weaver's great drama of s. W. Peal ce's
Story, published in the Fireside Companion,
entitled the
BOY DETECTIVE.
.-'TTS the Bov Detective, aged fifteea......f
JACK HALYAHD a Sailor, with sailors :
na' pies :. -
PItI,1f STCBBS, NewsbOv. with the char =
acter song OF The Treadmi'l, or Ten = n
Thousand Miles Away" y".................... -
S-2 LAWRENCE BELN EDkRE, Fsp.. =
OLD JACOB BATTERSEA, a Hudson Boat ="
man. .'''''''-''''''
BOTHER CRONIS No. 2....................-.j =
Act the Couuterfeiters. Act 1.-THE ReVela-
ton Act III-The House on the Palisades.
FRIDAY, March 29-Beneht o. Mater Percy
R0srIie.
SATURDAY. First Percy Roselle Matinee
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES romantic and spec
tlr,:lar drama of the BLACK CROOK, introducing
THE BONFANTI and other prominent art US,
o. gnally identified with its production at Niblo
Tneatre New York.
WANTED-TweItv-five Young Ladies. mh2+
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3 Y TELEG APH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
FREE TEA AND COFFEE IN PERIL
GRANT AND PlNcH5ACX'S DELEGATION
INaRAaAM's DELEGATION DISCOURAGED

Parl1er's Name ~ OF Withdrawn
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MOBILE AND GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
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JAY GOULD'S SUCCESSOR

PRICE OF ERIE
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.~~ol>~~oD>>>>C~>~Io>kc>
-ARIETIES THEATRE.
,rop.1yt DOcEPS Business Manager
Tue,day, March %, every Evening ana
Saturday Matinee.
M LAWRENCE BARRETT as
MANUEL.
In the great sensational drama entitled
TIE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
ALSO,
Camille. or the Cracked Heart.
s--,- ,pr ROBSON Nas.....................CA CAMILLE.
"Wednesday Matinee at II N.-WtLD OATSl
T, Active Preparatlon-THE IkES MOTTO,
,a, .cenery properties and effects. mh26
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SALE OF ARMS COMMITTEE

SUMNER REFUSES TO TESTIFY
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App0riiOnlneni of Delegates.

WILLIAM yIeERs, Recording Secretary State Cen
tral Committee mhl9
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CONTINUED ON FIGHrH PA0h /
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23
Camp. the SDifi>I.

p. \. Camp, who makes specially of
driving spiles, is now driving spiles for the
center pier and approaches of the new
bridge on Main street Last night he had
seventy FIVE in Of tie $50 spilcs to be driven
for pier and approaches, he is to drive the
bridge strcet-dock sples also under con-
tract from the City Board. He has also
contracted to drive 500 feet of dock spiling
for Guyles & Pankratz, 100 feet for j. Z.
Flatt, and 50 for Jonah Richards
When he gets fairly at work, he will
make, those spiles take position in The
docks and dress up in line right lively, as
he has two steam Spite drivers with very
heavy hammers, and men to handle them,
who are used to the business.
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DIED:

MORRSON-In this city, on the 10th of
May, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Morrison, aged
81 years, 10 months, and - days.
Deceased was daughter of VIM. Albee,
Esq, and was born in st. James, New
Brunswick, on June 2lst, 1887. Mrs.
Morrison had been resident Of this city
and county for the past sixteen years, and
was universally beloved and respected by
all who knew her. She had long been Il
sufferer by that fell disease consumption,
which she bore with Christian fortitude
and Patience Her loss will be deeply felt
by her bercaved hushanl AMI chi!lren. To
them It wou!d be bat moc|lery to offer
the ster,otyped phrases Of confidence, bat
in the language of one who knew, We would
say that
.nea:hi- = path trat s-ust be ;roI,
il mNn would ever - to God.
C0LLINS-In the toxin Of Franklin, on
the lSth.irst., at , clock p. m, james
Collins, son of Richard and Bridget Col
lnS arrR "a wears
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New Advertisements.

Our business men are taking advantage
of our large circulation, and are assuming
a command of our columns, which speaks
well for their enterprise. Among their ia
rors this week may be noted the large double
column advertisement Of +. h. Rand, in
the hardware line, J. l.. Brandeis in the
clothing, of which he has large stock,
v. IL. Horn & Co, of Chicago. in the
wholesale commission business, etc, TO
which We refer particular attention.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

The following patents were issued from
he L. S. Patent Office to citizens of Wis
'onsin, for the week ending May II, 1872.
Reported for Tue piLor, by Alexander 4
Mason, Solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh
t., Washington, u. c.
Horse Collar Cap, d. Curtis. Sim Prairie.
Lining for Horse Collars, d. Curtis, Sim
Prairie
Bread Cutter, c. Hansen & Pandcrscn,
Racine,
Cultivator, VIM II. Murrcv, BroihcGl
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An old fisherman was caught in his dug
out on the broad Potomac by furious
gale. He padded to shore as fast as be
could, scared to death,-paddled and prayed
for mercy,-prayed for mercy and padded
until his canoe struck the beach. Then,
he turned to the gale, shook his fist, and
cried: BLOW away and be id. Who
afraid of you?''
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

Il. 4. Dale, having bean appointed sole
|ngent in this city for this celebrate I Cottage
nse takes thi. metAo Of informing the pub
) 10 that he will be glad to exhibit the same
o the musical public At his Office at Ranch's
cweiry store, on York street, north side.
Sheet Music constantly on hand. 43-4u
Don t fail to examine the fine stock of
boots and shoes at Rydcr's before buying
klscwhcrr
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a little threc-yca old son Of 3.
kempton. strayci away from hi. home on
Saturday afternoon last. and was found
asleep on the wool Pile of Mr.. James
Howarth, who kindly took care Of the liz
ii. wandercr, and finally restored him to
his almost distracted mother.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

MORE pert than unpIeasant-IIusband-
Il hope you have no objection to my get
ting weighed - "Certainly not, my dear ;
but why ask the question ?" ''Only to see,
my love, if you would allow me to have my
weigh for once
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

An archaeological correspondent adduces
as evidence of the antiquity cf the game Of
euchre, the passage in the New Testament
which relates how the priest and the Lee
vite "passed,' and the good Samaritan
sEassisted'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23
IN MISUNDERSTANDING COUNTY

Town OF UNISON, NaniteWoc county, WIS,
May 10. 1872. Nv
IN ATE-MANITOWJ COUNTY
L Court In the matter Of the estate of
Henry Heep. deceased. On reading
and filing the petition of Michael kleman
OF kossuth. representing among other
things that Henry Heep, late of Kossuth,
on the 18th day of May, 4. d. 1872, at
kossuth in said county died intestate. leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this State,
ana that the sand petitioner is naighhor
Of SAID deceased, and praying that admins
tratior of said estate be to him granted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Monday the 10th
day Of June, a. D. 1872, at 10 o clock a m.
at my Office 10 said County. Ordered fur
Their, that notice thereof be gwen
to the heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested, by publish
ing cory of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the
Manitowoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper pub
hshed at Manitowoc. in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10 day Of May,
A d. 1872. Wy WALDO,
4'-3w County Judge.
IN PRoBATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY
| Court In the matter of the estate of
Margaret Follmtr, deceased. On ordering
anu Hilnx Tue petition OF Joseph oilmer
setting forth the amount Of personal estate
that has come to his hands, and the DISPOSE
ton thereof thc amount of d bts outstanding
against said deceased, aud description
Of all the real estate Of which said deceased
died Sc zed and the condition and value Of
the respective portions thereof /; snd prayiag
that license be to him granted to sell all the
real estate Of which said Margaret Folmer
d. d seize /: and it appearing BIZ said petition.
that there Is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands Of id administrator to pay said
debs, and that il is necessary in order TO p y
is therefore ordered that al persons interest
ed In said estate appear before the Judge of
this Court, on Monday the 18th day ( June
/ 4 h. 1872 at 10 clock A NJ at the office
| Of the county Judge in the City of Mani:o-
| woe N said county, then and there TO show
cause If any there be- why license should
/ not be granted to said Joseph Folmer- TO
( sell said real estate according to the prayer
! of said petition. And it is further ordered.
! that copy of this order shall be published
( for four successive weeks prior to said day
! of hearing, in the Manitovoc PILOT, a week
| ~ newspaper printed and published at Mani
/ towoc in said county, and personally served
/ on all persons interested in said estate. re-
! siding in said county, at least fourteen days
before said day Of hearing. BY the Court.
| W. W. WALDO. County Judge.
/ Datei at Nanitowoc, the 2lst day Of May,
D 1872. 454,
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Marine Memoranda.

The schooner. Alice Richards, II. G. Al
BRIGHT, and Kate L. Bruce. arrived at Buff
falo. from Chicago, on the 18th inst.
The Alice Richards cleared at Buffalo on
the 18th for Green Bay The Kate L. Bruce
and H. C. ALBRIGHT cleared at Buffalo ON the
18th for Chicago
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PERSONAL.

Our townsman Michael Fellows, who
rft for St. Louis, some two weeks since
n receiving telegram of his wife's i'll
Jess, returned on Monday last, bringing
frs Fellows with him, AMI we are happy
b state, very much improved in health.
ID y Markham, Attorney, OF Necnah, is
Nv in our city. on a visit to his brother and
hany friends He reports Neenah as pros
|ering, and all her business interests four
hing, and the law business rs fair to mid
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EVE was the only woman who never
threatened to 90 and live with mamma
And Adam was the only man who never
tantalized his wife about "the way mother
used to cook"
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school Of Design.

NJ. Goldstine,on the solicitations Of sew
al of our citizens, has promised to open
drawing school on this side of the river,
sufficient number of scholars are as
pred him. We know of many who would
glad of this opportunitv.a as Mr.. Goldstine
a perfect master Of this art, and it is rare
find teacher of very high grade in
(.ces of this size. Let those who are
|terested canvas at once it viii require
[lt little effort to get large class.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23
Conway Ncw Agricultural Ware
House.

We paid visit, Yesterday to Conway's
new Agricultural Warehouse, on Buffalo
street, west of Eighth. This is one Of the
most complete and commmodious ware
houses for the display of agricultural i'm
the celebrated Valley Chief Mower and
Reaper combined the Sulky Horse Hay
rake with every tooth working separate 50
as to rise over any obstacle in the way,
thrcshiug machines, tanning machines, ETC.,
sc. up ready for work, and various other
implements all useful to the farmer The
counting room is fitted up with all that is
necessary for the convenience of Mr.. Con-
ways business, ana that of his many Gus
fpplcrS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

TINS is the Dolly Warden Ticket: For
President, Victoria Woodruff, young white
woman; for Nice-President, Fred Doug
lass, old black man. This is a large snowy
pattern with strong contrasts OF color.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

The exhibi.ianof $. Francis day school
took pae" on TueSlty aftcrnaon AMI VS.
wisnes.e By = l4r5- AMI le lighted audience
A ac741iatla.. Of ours Pr. "a liz Dolly
warden clothes on sun lay morning last AMI
alton led both morning an evening services.
A. 70 knew he hal not Attended church very
regularly for some time past, NC natur-l Y
felt some anxiety as - ~, health on Nond.,y
morning, hut to our surPri'e found him quite
well AMI heartily recommends sn expert
mont in til: direction to all Of his frieu Is
A lARCK stock of women and
misses cloth shoes AMI raitpr, NJ Rylcrs
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Was this Senator ThurmRn,s OpfR.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of May Is,
says: A distinguished Democratic Sen
ator in Washington lately told a leading
friend of his in Columbus, Ohio, that the
chances of the nomination of Horace Gree
lev at Baltimore were as nineteen out of
twenty
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TIE Manitowoc Tribune has at the
head Of its columns something that looks
like a COB Of tar struck with Il club, and the
deformity is labelled, 8 For President, L.
S. Grant "-KNmaukee Nelcs, N1y 81.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

HCMAN nature is the same everywhere.
1t is remarked in New York that horse-car
conductors on six cent lines refuse to aft
late with their five cent brothers.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Post office.
Arrival and DEPARTURE Of Aails.

-Arrlrdb ana Dtpd5t"c y E"-Ns'
Datly-Soutl South-Ea South. south" est
Jssves x,gjtoxoc DAILY al I o'clock s. m. and
~rfrs. A. - eboygan IN tim. for the cars to Fond
dn I.r Three times week; MONDAY. eonesoaS,
sns Fr,day by the way of NeHtonburg. Meme.
rdx.rd, Towards Grove. to Sheboygan, and
three tunes a week-Tuesdav. Tliursdav. and sat
urdsy-oy way oil Nordheim. Hlka, CentreyIile,
Ao.sle to ShehovTcn.
From A.nitowoc 20 Two Rivers, tdaiyN at 6
o'e,ock m. and arrives at Asnltowoc at O'Clock
am.
Trf-WeekIy-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantle
voc every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday ard
arrive. al Cbilion at p IN.
Arrives at Manitowoc every Monday wednes-
dsv ani FRIDAY at II.
Tri-N eeEIy-ro Green Bsv-via Two
Riv-r--Leaves M2nitowoc every Monday We'd
ne.day and Friday at . IN, and arrives at Green
Bay next daY at IN.
Arrives at Manitowoc every TUESDAY, Thur
day and SATURDAY. at / N,
Semi-VsPekEy-To kewaunee-via Two
Rver-Leaves h:uitowoc Monday and Thurs
esy at n and arrives at MaDItowoc every
Tuesdsv and icay at m.
"cekiy-From hanitowoc to henssha-
Leaves A4uitnwnc every Friday at m aud ar
ryes ct II N Sunday.
The specia Post Offices of Franci. Creek. PraG
and Roseucraus. get their mail every saturlaj
forenoon
Pest once omen for delivering letters from : a N
70 m.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23
Notice TO Lraditors.

IN ProAa, e-Manitowoc County Court. In ths
( p a,t=g II tie estate OF George HunZ decoasea.
70 II NE0n IL NAV ConCerH: L"tturs t-.tiEleu
lo-Y 90 sud e-taoe wing been issued to Herman
martina ] 0 IN Franz the 2ttn CAY Of VI =,
i. - 1872, and SIX months iro and after seid oay
beng sliowtd and limited fer creditors to present
their claims tor examlna ion and alloT auce. No
ucs is merely given & Al the undersigned nil OF
tue first MondaS OF eaca month fOr the term ofsix
months and { day OF the eIpIration said
ak months Profats ofice in the CITY of van
itOWoc in said County receive. examine. and
ust all claus, hnd der-ands of all persons ag-ius!
said deceased. W. ". WALDO,
434y County JUDGE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

OF course everybody goes to theNanito-
we Drug Store for pure drugs and chemi-
Gals. II
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MAXINE INIELLirINtE.
Port Of anEtoWoC.

AERIvED--NAY IS.
Stmr. MauitoWoc. Crics-o sand
MAY II.
Stmr 81 ebOygan. Ch:Ca9o, suud
MAY Is.
Stmr. Nanitowor Chicago. suni
Scnr island. Frankfort.
Schr Geo. v. Nestcott. Kenosia.
sc Transit Speb"vcan, 30 brls land plaster.
schr Wave. Milwaukee, 43 bris plaster, p oris
Schr. Jose prime, Nj saukee. sund.
MAY %.
Sfmr. ShehovVan Chica.o, sand
Pro-. Union. Gree By. suud
SC r. Ham III ETY., MIwaukee
&C r. Fran lu. Mi ,uukcs.
Ser Caueiin, " lsaueeo N lumber, crates
stmr Mantowoc, Chicago sund
~cnr Luna, Milwaukee, suqi
GCAr. Glen Gu l,r. YANKEE. sund
ochr. Slarriner, MiiwauSee. 80 brIs plaster
MAY -.
stmr. shebo, gan, Chicago. suud
cLEARED-MAY lG.
Simr. Mautowoc. Chic AGO. suud
MAY II.
atmr. eheboygan, Chicago sund
MAY Is
stmr Mantowoc Chicago surd
9chr. I,.!nd: Nani.te,, sund.
sc G. " Yves colt. hsngsha SUM-
SCir Transit Milwaukee. "A eds wool
>cnr. Wave, Milwaukee. 2.3JJ on wheat
ScIr jose nlie, Gl4Haukee, lI2 sets hubs 800
empty boxes and eEs
MAY 70.
St9Ir. Shehoyran, Chicago, suud
Prop. Union, Marquette, studs
MAY p.
>chr. Hannah ETY., Milwaukee 1900 posts
Schr franklin. Milwaukee. 26 eds wood
chr. Ga oelia. Ailw aukee. - C IS wool
Simr. NanltOwt<. Chic 90, suad
>chr. LunJ. Milwaukee. e3 eds wood
scar. Glen Guy er Milwaukee. 2 Ia posts 10 m
i:thS, 6 prl- fish
Scar. Warmer, Il.yaukea, 1900 bu wheat. . eds
wood,
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s2ss e - lat, APPS, Bglts hwts. y sdces, nm
e. :. p, +, tn Ne Vi ana Parade Attn
EssS Cl1 Aauu'acto.y. las Gan ST.. y. Y
F'S@ CAihS> T. b. late II. l. GKaTaGAP
stnd for il ustrsted Circulars. cav
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Notice.

Whereas. my wife, Mary Wilson, has left
my bed and board. without any just cause
or ,roylcation. this is to warn all persons
from trusting or harboring her on my ac
count, as will pay no debts of her con-
traction. CHARLES WILSON.
Town Of Gibson, Manitowoc County, Wis,
May 10. 1872. l-w
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simr. shesov-an. Cnicaro. sund
The Dan IindalI.

While efforts were being made on Tues
day TO raise the schooner Dan Tindall.
sunk near the mouth of the harbor, where
she was towed last fall, the midship chain
broke, and she was obliged to be let down.
Work viii be commenced on her as soon as
e heayysea ROW running goes down.
Capt. Sweeney, Of the steamer Mantle
voc, says that the wreck of tue Dan Tindal
bo;hers bis boat one hour each morning,
and thinks that eight months is a long
time for Windiate AMI Richards to have a
monopoly of the River. Take away your
bird cage gentlemen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23
County Officers.

Sheriff. A. Wittenberg.
Clerk IT the Court a. Piening.
Register Of Deeds. JOHN Franz.
Countv Clerk o. " BHrnet.
County Treasurer. O. Even.
County Judge. w ". Waldo.
suot OF &C zoos. Michael Kir van.
Chairman Board of oupsrvisors, II. z. Hub ird
Dirt. Attorney. z p. Treat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-23

Q yes, | have found il now the Man
pwoc Drug Store is the place 70 buy
hints, oils, dve-s .uffs, cite. "A
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Farm for Sale,

/ offer for sale at bargain. the mel Of
nwf. section Is in town of Franklin, Manito-
voc County. For terms enquire of occupant
on the place or at. the Office of J. d. Markham
in ManitowOc MICHAEL DOWD
April ed, 1877. l3-S9-3m
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SATELLITES

hantowo- Lodge No. G5, A F. & A. NJ. m Gets
frst and third edHrsdav in ca month. A. j.
Pztchcn, W. VI. Il. Sualey. K. 5; II. Rand, +.
CbicKerning Lode. No. J5-I O. o. F.-mgets
every Tuesday evening. T A. Bean. y. G.; J. ".
&. Langwortl ), V. G.; X. D. smart, II. s; D. A.
Stone. T.
Maniiowoc Lodge No. 1911. 0. o. F.-meets
every Wednesday evening". John bpcLcr y. q !;
AlbertGreye, V. G.: August DUnow, r. >; c. A
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CHURCHES.
St Bonif4cies Catholic Church. corner If Main
and Marshal streets. established 1855. Rev. J
Fe-sler. Pastor. Hours of services: EaTiy Mass It
a. m HIgh Mass at 10 4. III. Nespers at ~ o..
Week dav Mass at 5 \. IN
FIRST German Eviu2eiIcd Lutheran Church.
n g. cor. OF Marshall aad EIgth sts) ostah'is he J
1855 Rev N. H. Queill, pastor. Service 1T 10
4. u. Sunda, school service 1T IL ?. m.
Methodist Episcopa! CIurcn, Rev. j. Layalle.
Pastor Preaching, 1Oi% a ana S D M. every
Sunday Sunday >choo o. N. Prayer meet
lsgs Aouoav, TUESDAY AMI Thursday evenings.
birst Presbyterian Church OF hanitnsoc, organ
ised June Gth 1851 Rev. c. Is. stevens. pastor.
Services at 1g]4 o'clock a, III. aud 1T "a p. Ii.
Sunday School al O'clock p.
81. James Church Episcopal Organized Feb.
-, 1913 Rev. r. Half, Rector Services On
suuday: i5's a m. an ~ D n. IIJ.y D~Is: 10y
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For teas of the best quality, and most
kquisise favor, go to the Manitowoc drug
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Ashore and Off.

The steam barge East Saginaw, with a
cargo oflumber and lath, went ashore Friday
night last on the Pancake shoals, breaking
her wheel, shoe, and sustaining other dam
age. The propeller Union went to her as
,istance, and succeeded in getting her off,
bringing her to this port where she arrived
on Sunday night. The tug G. w. Wood,
of Chicago, arrived here on Tuesday, and
left on the same night with the East Sag,-
nav in tow for CHICAGO.
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CITY Government,

Mayor, Chas. Luling.
Clerk. Joseph RANKIN.
Treasurer. a NJ Richter
Police Justice. Don A. Shove.
Attorney. q. A Forest
Marshal, jacob Halverson.