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IN Observation-Disclosures COI-yT


! Court. IN the matter Of the cs,at" O.
Caroline Peck, deceased On reading
and filing the petition Ct Henry reck
Of Gibson, rePTcscnting among other things
that Caroline Peek, late Of Gibson. on tie
2ith day Of July, 4. d. 1872, al Gibson died
iutcstate. leaving goods, ehattsi= aul estate
within this State Of Wisconsin. and that the
said petitioner Is the husband of said dcccas-
ed, and PRAYING that administration Of said
estate he to him. the said Henry Peck grant
ed, it is ordered that said petition he heard
before the J4.lge Of this Court. on Monday.
the 18th day Of September, 4, D., 1877, at
ten ciCck a. n, at my Office
in said county. Ordered further, that
notice thereof be given to the heirs Of
said deceased, and to all persons interested
by publishing copy Of this order for three
successive weeks priar to said day of hear
ing in the MaDitowoc piLoT, weekly news
PAPER Published II Mauitowoc in said coUu-
y u. i. WALDO. County Judge.
Itatc,i at Man:t0wcc the 18th day of August
!. y 1872 iI-5-3w
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FIFTH DISTRICT COEGRESSI0R-
AL CONVENTION.
Hon. Shas. 4. EIdgi6ge Nominated
On the Pirsf Ballot.

The Fifth District Congressional Con
yention convened at Turner Hall, in the
city of Sheboygan, ut l. o'clock on Tues
day last.
f. c. Lewis, Of Dodge county, was
elected Chairman, and Carl Ziller, VI. Be-
han, and II. s. Pierpont, Secretaries. A
committee on credentials and resolutions
was then appointed, after which the Con-
yLHtion adjourned until o'clock p. m.
At the hour designated the Convention
reassemblcd The Committee on crcden-
tials snade their report that IL delegates
were present.
The seomnittcc on resolutions reported
resolutions endorsing the Cincinnati and
Baltimore platform and candidates, APPROX
ing the past political course Of c. \. Il
dr.dge, and cxprcssin. the intention and
purpose Of the Democracy Of tits district
to cordially unite with the Liberal Rcpub-
licans in the support and election Of Gree
ley, Brown, and EldriIge, were unanimous
y aaoptcd.
On motion, thc convention proceeded to
nominate a candidate to represent the dis
trict in Congress by rira coce vote, which
resulted in the entire vote of the conyen-
ton being given for Chas ~ EhlriIge. This
result was greeted with cheers and a three
timcs-thrcc for EIlridge.
\ committee was appointed to wait
upon Hon. c. y. EIdridgc, and inform him
of his nomination.
Mr.. EldrIge then appeared before the
convention, aal, after being greeted
with tho most enthusiastic cheering, he
thanked them for their unanimous sup
port, and addressed the convention at length
on the situation Of the country and the
issues Of the day, which were handled in a
mastery manner
At tie conclusion Of Mr.. Ellridgc's re-
marks the convention was addressed by
Mr, VIM. Williams, Of Sheboygan (Libcr-
al Rcpublean).
At the conclusion of Billie Williams a
dress, the convention adjourned.
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Proceedings OF The Third Assembly
District 9oascutJun

Proceedings OF the Third Assembly
District Convention.
On '"s v" i''''f Rs, o.ionlG e aug q.
!, -, ''''' ci,ro' 'r,! ''' D'ii"S nan III
a.. 81 Ie-, ,''.'s "a ''''.'''''S'
- 80. - - ''''' TWO uc''@a'cS TO
tie Congressional! convention ut SAcboygan,
on the 9th, Joseph Rankin was chosen
chairman, and John &. E,--rrz Srrr,ta,.v
Tb. f,llowir, n,,,,oI .,,r,..,..r ,..,-..,.,.
- -'',''..,''''' ''e"i.
I,,,,I.. 80. -. y w. ''''' ''''''' -
'''''i'''' Jon" r''''~' y. Mcleod.
Til" Committee on Gre lcatials reported
tine foilowin. dsl.,,lo. entitled +. ..,,,
IN tue c.uvcntinn:
N.nitowoe Ci+v-T-.t ,,rI J,I.,
~ y ''.,"
'''' '''".' '.''.'' III e.
smith; Third ward, &. Christian. g. IL.
{ schmidt: Fourth ward, I. 6. Dlr.stcd.
Mr:itawoo Town-IoIin C. Eg-rrs.
Mishicott-J- Linstedt, Chas. ES.,crt,
L. Mcleod.
Two Eircrs-F. Walsh, &. Daml.-, J.
Gagnon, H. :. P;erpont.
report adopted.
Ia" following preamble anl resolutions,
'','' ','''''' y non : H. '''a''t were
'' ~
-. .I 40 ''!' = "a as -. f''if!':'H
..,.,I. nJ r,I,i,t,,I r,.,,r,.....t.,t.,.',, -
-,
~ - ~ ''l'"-rhl,'''1 ~
. . q 90
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UiK say Di.E.DiHG INTEREST.


ElsrnCi. %: the s'.Gy of TIsaIGSyvoc.
t,.,r Eng to announcement in last
We, K ?LpI, the three aaI after bliit for
jonah fi;hsr Is, E,q, at his yarIs, was
launched a ; O'Clock On Thursday after
no"a A..t, THIS splendid specimen Of ma
wi architecture has been finished ami fur
ni'hed il the best possible manner, I re
gard having been had for safety as wei aS
comfort. Ter frame, by a simple e5ntri-
vance, viii e well ventilated, AMI, We IN
dcr~tani, that every precision Of comfort
for the crew has been made. The name
% tie vessel was known to bu' few before
the day Of the launch, and when hercn>ign
was hoistei for the first time on Thursday
last and "Ihe city Of -NaqHop1c" greeted
the eyes Of those assembled, a universal
sentiment Of pleasure animated them, AMI
each individual person seemed as if special
honor was conferred gpan them. Mr..
Richard las certainly made very happy
choice ii thus naming his vessel, and the
universal sentiment is long may she float
The commander of die City of Nauitowoc
is CAP .ain John Ga!byatb, long and favor
ably known in our community as an able
seaman and Il perfect gentlemen.
Mr. Richards is now getting ont the tim
bcrs for another vessel, to be Of the same
model as the City of Manitowoc, though,
We be icve, not so deep.
zine rgeno;nince.
This mammoth propeller Of the Good
rich Transportation Co. was launched on
Saturday afternoon. There w,s not 4 vcry
large Attendance, owing to the heavy
rains, but we understand that she took
the water 'liSe a thing of Efc." as in fact
DO al the vessels turned off Ike stocks BIS
q. 5. Rand. The Mcnonlinec has beauty
Of model exeellel by few, f 4uy vessels on
tie lakes. As thcro has been a great deal
Of dispute raised as 10 her dimensions, we
give them below: Length Of keel, lS5
feet; lq1 feet over all; depth Of hold II
l-2 feet; breadth Of beam 80 feet: guards
feet; total breadth on deck, 80 feet; she Is
considerably larger than the Ocouto, bein.
fee: wider, ID feet deeper, and - feet
longer. The Mcnominee is now receiving
her boiler and machinery. We append the
following figure; of her stcaming capacity:
size Of cylinder, 30x3G inches: length of
stroke &c inches: power Of engine, 400
horse: length of boiler IS feet; diameter.
Il feet. This bgillr is That ;s termed
/ the reiugn iue, and was built ~ III. Ex-
7 ceis;cr Iron Works Of oh:r3-a aat tt
engine By Elcms < Sous. IF tAe sa.He eitT:
the diameter Of The Yheel is fFct : iRcL 5.
ani is calculated to make % r2yolgti.as
I pc7 p.inute. This steamer is Lail! ia tka
strongest manner, end, having thgos wate--
t;sht compartments, Is destined 10 fest
suniler any circumstances. st.
Rather IsIp-yau-ITins<eii
.Tbc Milwaukee SegtiRel Of August &c
+. IS12, contains the startling information,
in is marine memoranda, that's tie schr
Mary L. lLiggie was launched Il. the ship
= yard Il NessT5 Hanson { ScoTe, en- Sat
ur,lay last" Wake up. M Seatisc' yor
are a-.--p tfg- yy4g rgst, ar. III t.9.c q
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che yfain-~s. Bridge,

From the Milwaukee Biscona'a Of the
2jth We leara that the frame Of the new
bridge contracted for By Syu,crin y Davis
# this city, Is now nearly completed
and can lc seen at the Marine Boiler
Works on the South Side, in ,hat city.
The bridge is is feet long and has a sup
porting capacity Of !2.uoo lbs. Tie upper
part is supported by an Under arch, and IS
guaranteed to support geo ibs Per running
foot. The bria-c is expected TO be here
IN few days, whcnit vii be Immediately
set up
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Taken Up.

Came to the promises Of the subscriber in
tie town Of Roeklaul, in tSs comfy. two
horses, one brown mare with I s,aall y hite
spot or the forehead, name AMI tail. the
other is a Stui colt, sGrrel, witt white spot
in forehead, fcttcr lsck Of the right hind foot
white. one year old The mare is : feet =
inches high, ana the colt feet inches
l4-5-3~ CARL AUGUST BEHNkA.
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PETpR HANSON.
.sf ~ Fer Sale,

F4s undersigned advises the puisic that
he Las for sale the following valuable prop
cry. 10. Hit: Lots Is 2 nh 70, block ll9, with
hoylse and barn On O. c. and lots 3. : and s
block IS3. all in this city. The last three
named ,ots are river lot. veil locked AID
improved. upon enc q which there IS q large
and CONN lious warehouse. This property
Is cifcrlI for sale 1t low price On rcasona-
lie terms ~ HENRY sIEHLE
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IN pr0nArE-,iAxIrowec COUNTY

| Court; Ia thc matter VI tho estate %:
Edward St,iz3 =, deceased. en- reading
and fling the petition Of JOIN. Stelzucr Ct
Nishicott. representing among other things
that Edward St &acg ia,c II MisAicoti, Oh
the 27th day % Nov !. o. 1871 Mt Nisli
colt died Interstate leaving geuds, cLatttls
AMI estate within ids STAY u Wisconsin.
and that tic sad petitioner i heir Of said
deceased, and pruyiL, that administration
Of said c,tatc be hra, JOHN Stcl2uer, tyogr
petitioner granted. il is ordered THAI said
petition be heard before tho Judge Of this
Coat o. Moui.y, the 2tli DAY OF September
4 y. 1872 nc 10 Q c.ucl, a. IA, at my Office
in said county.
Ordered further. that ayiirc tLercof b.
given TO the heirs Of said deceased, aaa I"
all persons Interested, by publishing a ccrT
Of .his order for three successive week
prior to said Jay Of hearing, III the Mantle
voc Eliot. a Weekly Newspaper published
At " inflow ia SAID County
". ". WALDO, toanly JEl2e.
Dated Nauitovo &C he lzih day of August
4 b. 1872
Il q. s. - J. TURNER.
/ Petitioners Aityg. l,-3-2w
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.
AHI,r-pi- in.c-eStct are hereby notified that
tie fan Ing tracts aud p4rcsls of land. ,ltY and
E,.la.,s lots i ing and beng situated IL the COM
IN of NaritoeCc and State Of Wisconsin, we're
-..i for ts taxes due ana HnVIiI thereon or The
wear 1>,,l the second fue~dar b,Irs ire { af.I
day OF Nav, lssU: Now. therefore. unless the
amount Of taxes. interest, ana set "pn site
tlt, veraI tracts ana parceS az lanI CITY sud
y,IIt-e lois sh:H be paiH on ard h.trrs al. tenth
day Of MAJ, lSIf. the sam" uH 81 transfer I'll 20
tie buyer nj or her assigns accCiuin ~ Tue
i,y IN sucl case made and provided
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I,4;ract from Telegraph md Messenger, Macon.
WaLai tested is virtue personally. and
Know tlat fe- dyspepsia. billioasness and
tarubbins headache arising thereirom, i
,is the best medicine Inc world ever saw.
We Lad tried forty other remedies before
the Ein,gncns' LIVER Regulator, but none
of them gave Us more than Temporary re-
lief, but TIC Regulator act eHiy relieved,
lut It cusclus.
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war the penalty is death. The account Q
the launch of the Mary l.. lIiggie wa
given in the PrLcT of August ], sax
launch having taken place on the 9th 0
July. Milwaukee is prov erbially s'ol- il
showing up anything to the advantage o
Manitowoc, but, gentlemen of the Sentinel
have little self-respect, and try and kecI
up with the times. Shake off your lethcr
g, or,ere you are aware Of the fact, Mani
towoc viii take to itself the title Of til,
Metropolis Of Wisconsin.
Gooc:y Sight.
On Sunday morning last there were ne
less than twenty-four sail of vessels be-
Gained in the bay. At six O'Clock there
was hardly breath of air, and the scene
appeared like beautiful marine landscape,
fit subject for a painter brush; but anon,
there came a ripple over the CLASSY surface
of the lake, little breeze, the sails Of the
various craft began to fit, and gradually
the scene changed, and the sails of each
vessel began to fill, and, ere an hour had
elapsed, this large feet was nearly hull
down in the distant horizon.
To be Launched GA SATURDAY.
The three aul-after on the stocks at the
yard Of Messrs. Hanson and Scovc, will be
launched on Saturday next. Her place
will be Immediately taken by another.
Vb;s :, ,Jo gc,i, ,.,,,.T e 4bo s.,,,,o -, q, I ~
launched from the yard of the above gen
tlemen. We are informed that H. & s.
have enough work on hand to keep one
hundred men at work during the year In
fact parties are coming from all quarters
to this city to have their vessels built, and
Manitowoc oan now safely claim to be one
of the largest shipbuildins ports on the
lakes.
Scisr. Sea Gem.
The schr. Sea Gem, while entering the
barbor On Saturday evening last, struck
against the pier and knocked a hole in
her sto rboard bow. She is being repaired
at the yard of Jonah Richards.
I'm the Dry Doci..
The schr. Jccphine Lawrence, which
was run down by the propeller Fayoritc on
the 10th inst. full account of which was
given in the PiLoT of the 22d, was floatcd
into the dry dock on Thursday last, and is
now being repaired.
On Dit.
We learn that contracts are about being
made with our ship-buildcrs for the con
struction Of three steam propeller barscs
and twelve barses, to be employed in the
coal and salt trade More anon.
stcceiving New Spars.
The schr. ii. Rand, Capt Albert Hanson,
is at the yard Of Hanson \ Scoyc receiving
two new masts.
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star NuLICs.

Strayed from the subscriber, large white
COW, Ehen last seen bad a strap AROUND her
neck. ANY person returning the same TO
me win be literally rewarded
I4-.-f VI kETTEETOFFEN.
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NOTICE.

d las 5isr0zc5 or nv Ausiasss IL .i-hircit 70
.s--.is he roth, IFgIest all thyE- iadci
&c -uetla'e pan Il the store. ksLkfpi or
tae seu-r4'is pauenasc eEtrr dea &c T in the ozs'.
snsrifJitv reg - nth q taa ny
suCccs=oT Nj ClIs HtyTtth, -Eo viii euc4GcI tie
t,tsi-ess the fI-rarc-
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Read This.

We sell sewing machines on time, or
rent them by the day, week, or month te
reliable parties who DO not wish u rur-
chase of others. ta7
l4-j-tf a. H. Bacon & Go.
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Accident.

Archie GilhFath, q SIX year old son Ct
Capt. Gibrath of the City of Mantowoc,
stepped uisr, a scythe, scyecing two toes
from enc of his feet.
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THE PILOT.
Steamboat Ti.se Table.
AEEJyAL AND DErARTUpR or GooDEGCH 5


sTEANEES-
Tho sida-yheai steamers Haej'oyec and She
i0Y=-H ail lave every ranrriar.F fsres'1vs 'rr-
c"uiei1 a. IL O'Clock sat2r Avs boat leaves A. :
r -. Going Srrtl Saturday noar GOES tafC5gE
to Two Crc..-s Tyea-ar1aa and thuePr".
II n auS--r.hin steamers cc"uto. -. Joseph
AM TrUe~5eH viii arrtyc and depart from NaaI-
tcvscc Is iDl'nws.
Caln- Sautf-Ieav.- every Ionia-, Wednesdays
and S5'urrav It aboEt a
C:cs.g North-Leay-s every TCcsdsr. THURSDAY
and SljC:ca-, II abou =. N
J Y. IeJxBs, Agent.
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Comfy Officers.

Gharir 4 Wti'-nts--
flnrt ? tho TrHtt \. I'anirg.
I.rrs-'nr Of Deeds .Tn'u Frluz.
County C"cr' q " rrrna'
C.urrv Tr-4-ur~r q. Fvynn.
Comfy Judge " " Wa'hn.
Gunf n srroufs NirNqnt Eir-rqu
O. airc1an RGarI or >uuervisHrs, II. L. Hdhb ard
Dist Attorney, 2 u. Treat.
CITY Government.
Navor. Ehl~. T.r'ng.
tls-s Ins'n'r it.aksn
r--gaurer. s. " Pirh'a-
p,'ie- Ius'ic-. Dnn. \ Stove.
Aunrnrv. O. 4 Forest
har.h4l, Jacob TIefr-.-or.
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Fpr teas of the best quality, and most
exquisitc flavor, 20 to the Manitowoc drug
store. lS-tf
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list or LETTEES
M!R3E. iNrEI.L!GENCE.


Port OF naiitow0cs
Arrived August 81
>''Er Mantle or, Chicago, -uaA
starr :.hg' o, gan. Chicago, suud
-cac. Tire sisters. h'l~aH%'e.
August II
>rWr. hanitaroc. Cmc1-o, surd
N9Ir. Josephine" aaehoy ga. brl. sa!t, 40 pieces
st"ryvnrr.
scar, ,,.ea ,a,'.r. Chicago, . ton7 s:ons.
cir. IL. kaha. CHICAGO.
August q.
Stinr !.a5oygau, Cq,au.n. sunl
scar. Hannah Ejtv. Milw ,H}.s..
Tug hitn nato<e. Port Washington,
August y,
atE.r Manito,yoc. Chicago. sud
-ri.. i.soiudoia, Milwaukee.
chr. Transit, E!.~ l"ltae.
''u.r s;h,ea,san Carc1ga, saal
HcLr. lriae, ahtb9yg~E.
C.ea,rd, august y.
s-fgs4. HaHi.g~ar. thirs--o. -:ud
cir. Esa. Milwaukee. 49, m L: vas
Tug h;tfy >i""t,'. Port Was iin.tU town. two
rrrs Ti.a iulibcr.
August -
CIR. hrs sisters. NhHaubs: ~ N stayes
''n'r. Sn,'H",S .u. thlct&n ~uuI
~,ur. N"uIioHn" CIir O. ,uui
-, o. p. .'~''' I1". St+'n,' '~rb -",- huh..
sst. ii"n Moo. Hr.j s.as. ~ h-f- ,ur tons hay
Prop ..jrttr, trT 10" Al -. !-rl "a brick
AIsL-t ~
s.nr Isa,mg1an Cnr,tp -rnd
ssh, H"Eh u A'!. N1l 9ill,t. - j.. VOID.
Aa-u>L -.
%Wr. Manits9y,,c. C3icl.n, aud,
'cLr. rrsn I. Hil"aHl =. I5cIs ~o1I
~c.. I-llna-,s, hIIUlHzen. % els wood
Au-U-t2S.
Stn.r. shc5oy san Clica-n, snnIs.
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The lands SO taken also com.
prise AL and singular, the seYcr'i
hereinafter described, required for dero,
grounds. erection Of s'ation houses ani the
convenient operation If III" road generally.
,crorlina To resolution ~ the Board
# directors du}y passct and record
81 in the on,cc at thc Regis: ~ -
bccls, Of M.mitowoc county, excepting
thcrcfiom tie aforesaid strip II hrjt 81 ianl
already appror riatci !o!' rurpo-cs u right "'
way - ahrvc stated, to-wii:
in the City VI Mn.lyw0e v .scln-in
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ARRIVALS
1t tie prine.ple Hotels, for the ucet end
ing Dug. ..
North Western House,


\ SCHROEDER, Emil Franzen, J W San
ders. Charles Kip, A " Ross. Louis
Glaubitz, Sam Schram, Daniel Schulz, ii
Boclo, w shannon, G Pfstcr, Fred No-
gel, IT., Ed Zlnns, \ Kirst, Z Singer,
Milwaukee: John Schoenemann, Spring
field, H.; Phi Ruppenthal, Brillion; c
Marquette, J kceloD, \ Torrison, Wrights-
town; d Mitchell, George Schmidt, kau-
kauna; VI Schilling, Jos Rein, A Whitney,
appleton; Peter Christman, Eaton: John
Seller, 4 c Pierce, Manitowoc RAPIDS:
I Lewis, Simon Lesser, Chicago: b II
Rumu,ei, Louis Leiduiger, Vim Bretzkc,
b p Tilden, Sheboygan; S A Nash, q
Schram, Madison; james Tufts, Clay
Banks: Vine. Schwarz, New York CITY:
Ross Oars, Portters Mills; W Lucning
Milwaukee.
Williams House.
Hannah Luebke, Jason Pellet, \ Win
t@rs and Lady, Town of Gibson; . illus
Frichiich, Francis Henson, Vim Friedman,
7 q HAYNES, \ " Truman, Fred Nogal,
,Juo RlIeizh, Clarmont, VIM Benjamin,
y + Gucmscv, Fred Kleinboehl. j Pesther,
Capt y \ Nelson, p Van Ncchten, Chas
Clark, Jno Biningheimcr, Milwaukee, Jo-
serh Stephenson. Liberty; James ellis,
John Carey and lady, Mceme; John Gil
lis, Oconto: Hans Schultze, II Frank,
Tom Handy, Fred FIesscl, Frank Lee,
Chicago; Jno killOn, Vim Carey and lady,
l. Carey, W II Mason, Cato; VI kellner,
kclnersyillc; L \ WeScot and lady, p
Naloy, Vermont; q NJ Tyler, W Tyler,
Eaton; Anton Wcrder, Green Bay: Frank
Sturm, Coopcrstown; Vim Navaugh,
Memphis; \ Girl, Buffalo; Chas Verde
hott,i, Two Greeks: Il Sumner, Brillion;
John Arnold. Peshtigo: L Knapp, Clarks
Mills: Mrs g \ Hubbard, Green Bay:
F klenhubcr, St. Louis; Mrs MAIDEN,
k0ssuth
WIndintc House.
J. s Green. Ncgaunec, Mich: Capt p
Muir, Goodeuough, Geo l. Griggs, Chi
cago; VI u Hitchcock, KcwauEcc; J Z
Rand, Grand Rapids, Michigan; Cant
Kelly, Hacine: " lIoskins, Illinois; I l.
Paddock, f " Cotzhausen, wife and child,
4 } Siumpuf, IL 7 Shelton, g 4 Carr,
II F White, II l. Broughton, Milwaukee;
& $ Baker, Portage City; + II Watrus,
McadyiIle, Pa; II Powers, Rochester,
y !; Irving Quehi, Neshota; T Gage,
Lacon Ill: J II Bcraus, platcrville: IL
Col!ette,-; \ II Duncomb, New York;
Prycc Jones, Rockford, ILL.,
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VILLAGE or MANiTuwoC EAPicS,
Notice.

= "
- ty-State of Wisconsin. In the matter
Of the application Of the Milwaukee. Lake
Shore and Western Railroad Company for
the condemnation OF certain lands in the
Comfy Of MlnitOwoc. required TO be taken
for the uses and purposes Of said company.
TO Daniel Prietcr, Adam Wagner, Nicluus
Gcrcnd, VIM Schmidt. Wm lank Simon
krauS, Michael iI,rpcr. Martin kohn. Ma
thias Thill, Nm. BrtcEcr, Godfrey BmtcI or
Peter Werner, Hayil Chumik John Wcidc-
m.,un, Lconharl Schneider, Dominica.
Schneidcr, thri>tof B,G,nschuc;a, Jacob
hcriu@cr, Christof Ticker. FruHi Schneider
Joseph Schneider, John kagsl. Herman
Schuctte. Nm jaeger, Henry kiclsmcicr 81
mon Stockrccr, JOHN I DoarSch Herman
Becker. Conrad ST OK, Louis Ubergocckcr
August Rohm Frederick Stocklncic!. 1scph
Ml"tr's, John Loeschke. Phillip Sich, Me
lJu, bartlIl. Matthias Sghcr.r Peter Brach-
mann, Ludwig Gwclc, John Hucbsch
Tn. ycn Carnan Michael Cortcs,
-lllirew Nagnski. A loif Schneider. Frcdcr-
tx Kruger, VIM Schroeder. Frederick Rein
h1rdt. II ItucAAocits, Anna Misicl, Pctyl.
F,llcr, WA k0lanscheck, VIA Thielc Jghu
Srctf nj. Mary GucthIar Nicluu- Treason
luhn \ kerHt1nu john Su .uch -t;l,tetz-
machcr, Aiyiuu. Sch.y,lir. Frederick
H,amm, Joseph lin.s,,-., StcguI RugGatt.
Lin Wn, Il.tl4nt. Anton Iieinzcn. Anton
Erh.cIt, joseph 'fli,niarc, John CORRAL
J0i FREDDIE. james steve son, Jufu Pin
Eel. : \ Wool Angus, l!cl.c. Frederick
Erlmann. EiHilci Beg4c-. FrIdiEaud Murl-
Icr. John kLickredin. Chri,:isu Sn:e,rl
fank "Hrftl, Preirrivh M,n.kc. Eielart.
k;nghg'z, Benz JgacS. T. paiungy 7 q
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5 l. Hiu,kley. l.u.. Sherman. X /. Allan
4 t;lc.,h. Him KEY s t'l.u 1e,rr.' Villas.
: .,yb Liners, C.uh,.i5e A5Hn,n I.:rs
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itt.r Hanson, v y LAS tH i,i,hl,ssn,i
j Ina 3e,i. o y iiacne I ~ :, lp,s. Vi
Anderson, Ferdinand ku'nmyrot f GoiIrn
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way. Z l;ekcF, \ dgs.rr, GA .stiln Rcr
gpr. Coz fried herrrr.z tpg Ersg Anton
Iigtz. Henry Funk. Ambrose Sch.rte
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its !iaupl, I&os / kst llau..f.ctui ing
Coulisls William Coj'S, / l. Ssiu,
and all ytacr eI-3ms who have 90. ,.aih! %
lave an Iatcsc-t il he Lind ana prem
lses hereafter described.
Take NOTICE. ihat GA tn, 9Th Law Of Sep
ttmber. 4 b. 1872, at . a'ul.-h II. a. q,
that l y. 1t The office Of Ike uuurty Jud.-e.
III tie ely OF Nsnitowoc, The NElnauAcc.
h~k% Shore an. Western Es;'raal COMPANY
viii Apply to 'la :lna. V Ell", dndF,
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consin,to appoint tlrec i:5intcrcstcd persons
rii,~i,,,rr4 ~ viow gu-I ry.,.,i.,.,.In IsnIs
m ,r.,-,f.cs I,.r...T..r la..-ir.,J mi a..
r,.;'i:,,... nj ,r.,,, ~. -,
taken " required Is tie Milwaukee, Lake
,sF anu "'~,Lh i''' .u t.l' f'..ny l"I ~.
estimate the value a.,Iror, AMI all the dam
a-ss Which the owners + s.il promises shall
sustain or ma have sustained by reason o.
'ae tStl#.- oftl.c same ss-i-.
strin.brl. lice Of lsp'tuot oyercdiar one
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Rather EIp-yau-ITinkeiish.

The Milwaukee SsgtiRel Of August &c,
ISL, contains the startling info.mation,
in is marine memoranda, that's tie schE.
:. Mary L. ILiggie was launched Al the ship-
yard II NessTs Hanson { Sco7e, en- sat
urlay last" Wake up, NJ. Seatisc' yon
axe .-.--a use4 yg4E most, ari il t.aIe Of
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I'm The Dry DOci..

The schr. Jccphine Lawrence, which
was run down by the propeller Fayoritc on
the 10th inst. full account of which was
given in the PiLor of the 22d, was hoatcd
into the dry dock on Thursday last, and is
now being repaired.
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SCh-. Sea Gem.

The schr. Sea Gem, while entering the
harbor on Saturday evening last, struck
against the pier, and knocked hole in
her storboard bow. She is being repaired
-. II 1 !