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Our readers will he forcibly struck with
the sImi Iarity Of all accounts Of the meet
ings being he'll throughout the country by
the Gruntites. They will find in all of
them the following stereotype phrases:
"onc Of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings ever heidi" audience held in
brCatllc>s silence for more than two hours
made one Of his most telling and cilcc
tive speeches 80 the crowd was entirely
too largo to listen to one speaker SO new
or witnessed such meetings or enthusasIp
AS greeted him everywhere =" every
available inch Of standing room III the
building was occupied etc, etc. Now,
this eau DC readily be understood when it
it is known shat all these accounts Of meet
ings are prepared in Washington 10y the
private Secretary of the President, stereo-
typed, and sent all over the country to the
various Granite organs for publication,
blanks being left for the insertion of places,
dates and name Of speaker. Charles Ham,
an emrloyc Of Grants in Chicago, receives
a small pittancc for filling out the blank,
for the Mtcr-Occan
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

4 NlRCUIT COURT-MANiT0Wo C0UN-
~ ty. Charles Luiing. general Guardian
Of John Arndt ami Peter Arndt. infants, and
Margaretha lIemleben. Plaintiffs, against
Frederick Thicrnan, johanna Thicrrnan,
his wife, Herman Guttman and Jusuli jain.
In virtue OF and pursuant to judgment of
foreclosure and sale rendered III the above
entitled action, on the 18th day of June,
1872, | shall expose for sale and sell ut pub
lie venduc, on Saturday. tic 7th ,iay Of
September, a. D., IS72 AT ten o'clock A. NJ.
al the the front door Of the Court House. in
the city of Manitowoc, in said county, the
following described mortenced premises. or
50 mueh thereof as may be necessary to raise
the amount of said Judgment and interest
and cost to-wit lot No. six (6l in block
No. two hundred and seventy (27o) in the
city of Na"ltewec, according to the recorded
plat Of said CITY.
ALBERT WITTENBERG,
Sheriff Of Mar;towoc County.
Walker < Green, Plifs Aty's
Gu
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

I NlECulT COT ANITOWOC COUN
~ ty. William White against Samuel
Hcrsic, Turatia Gcrsic, his wife, and Hiram
B"rsic. In virtue Of and pursuant to a
judgment; of foreclosure and sale, rendered
IN The above cntitlcu action on the 18th day
Of June, 1872, ! shall expose for sale. and
sell at public vcnduc, on Saturday, the 7th
day of September Il. D.. 1872 at ten o'clock.
\. NJ, Mt the front door Of the Court House
IN the city of Manit"woc, in said county.
the following described mort IN ged premises
or SO much thereof as may be necessary to
raise the amount # said judgment and inter
est and costs, tn-wit lot No six. f6) in
block No. two, % in the village Of Cato
Falls, as lad down in he plat of said viii
lagc. containingrnr half Of an acre of land.
fatei Shcfilf's Office, Mantowoc, July
LIST, \. u. Isl!
ALBERT WITTENEERG.
Sheriff ~ Nanitowoc County.
Walker x White, Plf's Atry's.
1871 -GW
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ST. Lows has two sisters-a stonecutter
and an undertaker-ona of whom aiyertises
new dolly Warden tombstones, and the
other calls particular attention to her Dol
ly Nar1en caskets."
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THE RIO GRANDE.
More Murders by Cortinns Rrf: ands-
ISctliiati,lu Threatened.

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. ll.-Another afro
ciOuS assassination occurred about forty
miles above this city. Mr. Alexander and
Nr. Cimeon, prominent frontier merchants,
left here in carriage, last evening, for
Rio Grande City. About daylight three
notorious Mex;cans passed them, one of
whom followed and fired into the carriage
killing Alexander instantly. Cimeon es-
capped by jumping into the bushes. The
assassins fled to Mexico Great excitement
prevailed on the corpse being brought in.
An inquest was Immediately held, the YER
dict being that Alexander was killed by an
officer OF Cortina's army. 4 strong feel
ing is manifested to organize force and
pursue these Mexican murdcrcrs The
Depredations Commissioners were all pres
ent at the inquest.
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In the States of Missouri, Maryland,
and West Virginia, in which the carpet
baggers have no power. the cost of collect
Ing internal revenue is about 3 per cent Of
the whole amount. In the eight carpet
bag States, Alabama, Arkansas, Floridn,
Georgia, Mississippi. North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Texas, the cost Of collection
varies from 10 Is per cent North Caro-
hna) 70 - Per cent (Arkansas). Such
differences prove dishonesty.
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Gas. ions A. LoGaN has just reformed
from a reconnaissance of the frontier Ter
rt0rics and States, which dlty he was or
dered to perform 10y his commander Cen L..
:. Grant. This was an unpleasant duty,
but the rigid discipline Of the Grant
army required that the order be oheyed,
Ut immediate reduction to the ranks. Con
segucntly John laid off his fashionable gar
ments donncd the garb Of the rugged iron-
ticrsman, babe a reluctant adicu to the lux
urious society Of Long Branch and Wash
inston, said his pick wickian by-bY to But
ler and Morton, took partin. drink with
Chandler, Matt. Carpenter, Tom. kcefc,
and Charley Ham, anl left for the late
home Of the red man. The General reports,
to the Consideration Z, { the Granite lead
crs, that the enemy are well organized, in
full force, and are fully determined no bong
or To submit to the corruption AMI
rascs,lity Of the administration. Grant
tic twa.i'lle and stump bombast would
not take; il fact, the TN rou.hing it among
the mountains, gas and poor whisky
were entirely thrown away, and, rs might
bc'cXrectc'l, LOGAN and his co-lborcrs are
highly Disguised. The Generals friend.
say he Is ~ cross as 4 bear.
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Carolina, and that Mr. Settle, the Chair-
man ot he Nationai Philadelphia ConYen-
ton, had seca defeated for Congress, and
That the Legislature WIS largely Den-ocrat-
&c on Joint ballot, which wouil rivc tlefn .
t"Ited States Senator IN place Of r"ol,
the present i.adics,l Senator Still, it is
Just possible that they call this, counting
IN their radical Gogcrnrr by 500 or 900
votes, IA victory. Their carnvsIs will be
lew and far between thu fall; they feel it,
and could not let this chance pass, how
ever doubtful the victory. In our last is
sue We gave the Latest news which gave
Merrlmon 100 majority, but the c"un-
ties where they got ia ncgros by droces-
iron, other States had not made r. turns,
at't dbl not until they learned how many
votes were ncol.d. This class Of p0iiticai
9orrsifos were called Kansas Border Ruff
f;ns in lS5G; Lut things have CHANGED
since the conversion Of Mostly, Wise, and
Boss Tweed to the Grant Dynasty. and
sc can only explain by stating that Grants
carpet bag officials brought in the returns
from the border counties. And that our
readers may more fully comprehend the
energy, and loyalty thrown into the North
Carolina cangass for which this powder
was burned, NC copy the following facts:
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Joaquin MfLLER's novel is entitled
sSha,lnw- Of Shasta"
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, Of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does r leve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, arc publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to he believed. were
ihey not proven beyond dispute. As remedy,
It is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. By curing Coughs, the
forerunners of more serious disease, it saves I'M
numbered lives, and an amount OF suffering not
TO be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sccptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as a protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alice
tions, which are easily met at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, if neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and it
is unwisc to be without it. As safeguard to
children amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
mul:;tudcs are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and health-restorlng
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome lnflu.
enZa and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
Ia spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited and capable of producing cures as
memorable us the greatest it has ever effected.
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A Welsh Choir Gains n Triun, ,h in
England

At the recent singing contest in the
Crystal Palace at SuydcnlIam, which was
open to all the world, the South Wales
Choral Union won the prize cup valued at
$4,000, offered for the best choir. This
choir numbered about four hundred, and
was composed of hard working men from
Llanciy, Swansea, Mcrthyr, Tcrthyr,
Dowlais and the small towns Of that dis
trict, representatives of nearly all the in
dustrial occupations of the busy district of
South Wales. They took with them their
wives, sons, daughters, AMI friends, and
met with hearty welcome from the Lon
doners. After winning the prize they
were entertained at a grand banquet, and
also gave n concert.
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The following note to II school teacher in
Illinois shows that there is one woman IN
that state who knows her rights, and know
ng darcs maintain them: ''iniss
want you to kno that am the boss of my
boy and when i say i want him home at
recess mean business and don't want him
say what they want don about such things
its time sumbody knode it don't want
trouble but am bound to have my rights
yourcs truly
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W. A. Byford, NJ. D., President of Fac
ulty, Professor of Clinical Surgery Of
Women; W. G. Dyas, NJ. D., Professor
of Theory and Practice of Medicine; A.
Fisher, NJ. D., Professor Emeritus of Sur
gerry; Roswell q. Bosue, NJ. D., Professor
Of Surgery; L. ID. Fitch, NJ. D., Scc'y of
Faculty, 2?6 West Monroe street, Pro-
fcssor of Diseases Of Women: f. Mar.
c'h?is.' Il. smith, 81. b., Professor of Dis
eases of Children; Mary III. Thompson
NJ. d., Professor of Hygiene and Clinical
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women; S. G.
Blake, NJ. D., Prof. Of Diseases of the Mind
and Nervous System; G. c. Paoli, Nj. d.,
Professor of Matcria Medica and Thcrapcu-
tics; S. A. McWilliams, NJ. D., Professor
of Anatomy; Chas. w. Earle, NJ. D.,
Professor of Physiology; Norman Bridge,
NJ. d., Professor of Pathology; A. III.
Foster, NJ. D., Professor of Surgical Anat
omy and Operations in Surgery; NJ. Della
fontainc, Phi. d., Professor of Chemistry:
+. G. IIvtz, NJ. D., Professor of Ophthal
moloSy Geology; p. S. Mcdonald, NJ. D.,
Demonstration of Anatomy.
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W ISC0NSlS.

The Chippewa Falls Dcmocrat states
that Frank Stcinmetz, Of Eagle Point, WAS
bitten in the arm by /. rattlesnakc, while
binding wheat aud narrowly escaped death.
The Plattsvillc Witness says an alarm
in: disease is prevailing among the pigs in
the vicinity of St. Rose. Mr.. Craislow is
mostly small pigs. Mr.. Spear has lost
about 50. Others have to share more or
less in its fatal effects.
There are how only twenty seven in
mates in the Grant County Pc or House.
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Wild Bill, the scout, is en- route East
with :, party Of Indian braves.
An immense camp meeting of Mcthodists
was hcll near urbaua, Ohio, on Sunday.
A man, supposed to be William Rollen
son, from Michigan, persisted of thirst in
the desert near the CHA river.
Tho Spanish ram Nnmcncia has arrived
at Quarantine, in New York, with eiXtcon
eases of yellow fever on board. There
were four deaths during the passage.
A elimination Of the difficulty in regard
to the Jersey City Police Commissioners
is expected within few days.
kilograms announce the death of Lyman
Munger, Il prominent and wealthy citizen
of Rochester; Com. W. II. Macon,h, Z. s.
", son Of Major Gen. Macomb, L. S. A.
of paralysis, in Philadelphia; Rev. Thos.
Tracy, a Unitarian divinc,,n Newburyport,
Mass, ut the advanced are cf 81 years;
Chas Bradbury, an old citizen Of Cleveland,
and Bernard Argnus, a well known New
Orleans broker.
One of the most extensive cott"r facto-
rics in Geneva, Switzerland, WAS destroyed
on Monday by fire. Loss estimated at ten
million francs. Eight hundred operative
are thrown out Of cmploymcnt.
Gen. Sherman visited the camp at Alder
shot, England, On Sunday, and had avery
pleasant reception from the officers.
The crew Of the American yacht Sappho
have Lccn dismissed in consequence Of
disobcdicncc and insubordination.
The anniversary of the relief of London
derry was celebrated in that city on Mon
day No disturbance.
Adyiccs from Garry, Manitoba, say bar
yesting is going on. The crops arc very
large.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooplng-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are Of
more real value TO
mankind than this eff
fcctusL remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
eurely oud etfectually
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TIE PILOT.

brrlci,l PAPER or hasIIogoC COUNTY
THURSDAY, AUGUST Il, lS72
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ALBERT wITTENBFHG

SheriH Mauiiunuc County.
"aiker . DIeen, Plf : Auy's
lG-3l-oY
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Window Glass, Oils, Paints,
Putty and Sash, Brushes, &c.
f A r M e r s. TOOLS
TEAS I MAKE A SPECIALITY.

Thankful for the patronage heretofore generously bestowed
upon request r"ntnan" OF the and that You will
Il. inc VI
my earnest encav"r To please my customers by Offering them
irStctsS goods the. lowest prices and I,y
my business ERNST WAGNER
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.


Walker < Green, Plif's Atty's
I3-SI-6w
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Democratic-Liberal Republi
con Ticket,

FOR President,
HORACE GRE ELEY,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 4.-At the investipa,
ton into the cause oil the railroad collision
Wednesday last, sufficient evidence was
produced TO warrant the belief that the
station master at Kertle bridge is respon.
sible in large degree, for the lamentable
disaster and he was committed 10 prison
to await further proceedings.
LONDON, October 4.-Agrarian violence
Is rife In the county Of Mayo, Ireland.
The land holders In the vicinity OF New.
port have been shot at and other out.
RACES have been committed, but In all
cases the perpetrators have escaped de.
lection. Mr.. Isaac Butt, the well known
home rule member oil Parliament for
Limerick, delivered q lecture last night In
the theatre oi that city. He advocated q
Federal Union, but was moderate in his
demands for ireland. He referred to the
public declarations of Lords Harrington,
Russell and Montague as favorable TO the
cause OF home rule. He advised the re-.
turn OF the home rule members to Parlia-
ment, and closed with the declaration
that L their demands were rejected, they
would act, but at present their plans
could not be disclosed.
Authority Is given for the contradiction
o. the current report that ex.Emperor
Napoleon intends to visit Ireland.
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CHICAGO,

EXECUTION OF RAFFERTY, POSTPONED.
CHICAGO, October 4.-To.day is the
day fixed for the hanging Of Chris Raffer-
ty, the murderer of officer 0'Meara, but
the Supreme Court having granted q
writ Of supercedeas, as before announced
in these dispatches, the hearing Of which
will not take place until the Sth inst, Of
course the sentence Of the law will not be
executed to-day.
1t Is reported that last evening Jacob
Trone, Chas. Miller and Patrick Healy
were run over by an incoming passenger
train on the Michigan Central R. r., near
Forty.seventh street, and all three in.
stantly killed, No particulars yet, =
A proposition Of employing masons to
reduce the wages was last night met by a
demand Of the bricklayers for four dollars
for eight hours, and fiIty cents per hour
for extra work. One thousand men OBJ.
tanned the demand this morning, and four
thousand are on q strike. Work is sus.
pended on the Michigan Southern depot
and Pacific Hotel. a-
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CoL Ben, Wilson has been announc :
ellor some time as candidate Tor Con.
gress 10 this district, to be voted for, II
auybOdy can be induced to hold an elec'
ton, on the eth oI this month. Col
WlLsoS and several other distinguished
gentlenen, among them OKEY JOHNSON
and FOSTAIN SMITH, are announced as
sbou. to engage in canvass Of the dis
riCt. The Register says these speakers
are determined 10 give Mr.. WILSON Q
handsome and decisive majority" There
seems to be little doubt that they will be
ale to loit A man who has no oppOsi.
too ispretty sure ol his election If he gets
any votes at all. There is no opposition
sohr as we are aware. With no oppos-
ing candidate and with such powerful
LebAter5 on the stump we must confess II
looks as Il the Colonel would be elected
u there should be On election and any.
body should vote. We don't think such
al election would be Of any account, be-
cause The legal election has already been
held; but If Col. WILSON thinks he would
like to 50 through the motions of being
elected to Congress for. the sake oi the
moral triumph or Of fame, there can be
little objection, if he will only hold the
election ath own expense and not at the
expense Of the State.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, October 4.-John A.
Thompson has sued Gen. Sigel for the re-.
covery Of six thousand dollars for writing
up his war record. Sigel denies the In:
debtedness.
james Dugan, who arrived here yester.
day from Sydeny, Cape Breton, reports
that on the 9th Of September the schooner
Lancaster, on which he was a passenger,
Tell In with anabandoned vessel on which
were found skeleton crushed In bv a
fallen rigging; also five other skeletons,
four Of which appeared to have been
more recent than the other two INQUIRY
seemed to show that all on board had
perished from hunger. The vessel bore
the name OF Glenalvon; two decomposed
corposes were found In the iorecsstle,
The Captains corpse was found in the
state.room, making nine found altogether.
The papers found on board were TO be
given to the authorities at Sydney with
view Of learning the history of the vessel.
About one o'clock this morning fire
broke out In Watson's foundry, silk facto.
~ and machine shop in Patterson, New
Jersey. In few hours the structures
were completely burned. The fire made
rapid headway, owing to the lack DIVA.
ter In the hydranta The principle bust.
ness carried on was building iron railroad
bridges. One account places the losses at
$3.50 900. the foundry being rated at $11O,.
600, the silk mill at $4,000. Another
account gives the losses at 100000, but
tits believed this Is exaggerated. The
losses are about half covered by insur.
ance.
Application was made to-day by the
prosecution in the Court Of General Ses.
sions for the removal ofthe Ring cases TO
the Court of Oyer Terminer. Recorder
Hackett denied the motion under the
rules OF the court; he said that no transfer
could be made without the consent Of the
accused and the District Attorney, and in
these cases the accused opposed the re-
moval.
Elizabeth Cady stanton, Susan B,
Anthony, Isabella Beecher and several
other prominent women are going to hold
a mass meeting for Grant at Cooper In.
stitute and vicinity Monday evening.
at stated meeting of the American
Bible Society to-day i've new auxillairies
were recognized in the States Of South
Carolina, Georgia, Kansas, Tennessee and
Minnesota.
A Paris private dispatch says Gambet-
ta's illness is very severe and the result OF
over.work.
Some twenty colored men have been
selected as supervisors Of election in the
9Th and other negro. wards.
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Execution nt Colnmhns.

COLUMBUS, O., October 4.-John Bar.
clay was hung at noon today in the coun.
ty Jail Of this county for the murder Of
Charles J. Carver last October. Barclay,
when on the scafold, declared he was
guilty OF the horrible crime Of murder
and was prepared to die. He warned all
against intoxicating liquors and said they
had placed him on a murderer's scafFold.
Alter bidding goodbye to all the specta.
tors, his arms and legs were piniSned
back, tho black cap placed over Ills head
and in second more his body was swing.
ing in the The body was almost still
ior q second after the fall Of the trap, but
soon vibrated slowly backward and for,
ward, and on being touched by the sur.
geon In attendance his whole body shook
US II with violent cold. After hanging
nearly twelve minutes he was declared
dead and was delivered to the surgeon.