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Navigation Prospects.

\ correspondent writes from Port Aus
tin, Lake Huron, about forty miles distant
from St. Clair river, saying there is no
prospect Of an early opening Of the lake at
that point. \ solid mass Of ice, t~o feet
or more in thickness, extends from the
shore almost as far as the eye can reach,
\ letter from Mackinac, of more recent
date than any yet received, says: 1.-The
weather has moderated somewhat for the
past few days, ana there have been light
falls of snow. The ice is two feet or more
in thickness in the straits, and the going
on it is good in all directions. From AL
reports there is much more ice than usual
at the foot Of Lake Michigan. The cross
ing is good from the main land TO the Bea-
yer and Fox Islands, also to the Manitous
We do not venture an opinion in regard to
a late or early opening Of navigation.
Warm weather and storms may make a
very great difference in the time
The weather of the past two weeks has
added materially to the thickness Of the
ice in Thunder Bay. 1t is thought that
navigation to Alpena will open four weeks
later than last season.
The Port Huron papers state that the
ice has formed in Lake Huron to con-
siderable thickness. and the prevailing
south and west winds have driven great
quantities Of it into the river. There it
has become iammed, and is blocked up so
that in some places where there are Is
feet Of water the lee has grounded. 1t
will be remembered that two years ago, by
reason Of the ice blockade, the Flats were
not open until the latter part Of April, and
the opening of navigation promises to be
equally late the present season.-Eeent"g
IFisc0RSou, March p.
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OpeniuE ok NOYixaIiOr,.

The opening Of navigation on Lake
Michigan has already been commenced, al
though It Is yet quite carly in the season.
During the past week there has been sew
eral arrivals, among which may lie men
toned the schrs. L. S. Grant, Sea Gem,
Eliza, Sardinia, Wave, Ebenczer, L..
3. Sheppard, ben Moe, and the
scow Hunter. Along the west shore Of the
lake, however, there is considerable ice,
but the main ports are open-Chicago,
Racine, Milwaukee, Shcboygan and Two
Rivers-the propeller st. Joe, Of the
Goodrich line, making almost regular trips,
as she has been doing all winter.
Our river is almost clear of ice, and Il
few pleasant days, Ike those of Monday
ana Tuesday last viii enable the builders
to consign to their future home the several
vessels now on the stocks. The propeller
Oconto is now ready for launching, and the
two vessels Oh the stocks at Hanson &
Scoyc's yard soon will be.
Our dry dock viii soon be put in active
use, as the vessels that have been winter
ing here, will no doubt need oyerhaulng
and repairs.
The ting Kitty Smoke viii soon be in
commission, Messrs. Windiate & Richard 5
having eight or ten men at work saving
her out Of the ice.
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President Villas aud Our Railroads.

Hon. Joseph Villas, our interchangeable
President, returned home from the East on
Saturday last, in good health and spirits,
after a somewhat prolonged trip Having
had business of his own to attend
to in New York, that claimed considerable
time and attention, which added to the
time necessary to look after the interest Of
our railroads, his stay was much longer
than he expected when he left home
As an earnest for our railroads, he has par
chased ten new locomotive engines, two to
be delivered in the month Of June, and
eight more to be delivered monthly there
after, as needed, and four new frst-class
passenger coaches, complete; also, the
castings, and all iron work, complete, for
Fifty box cars, seyenty-fiv fat cars, and
twenty-five dump cars, to be shipped in
three shipments in the months Of May,
July, AMI September next The wood
work viii be manufactured here, and at
Sheboygan, which, together with the fifty
fat cars already on hand, will equip our
two roads in pretty good shape for the
present, and consoles us with the assurance
that, after leng and patient waiting we
will soon be able to leave Nanitowoc for
the South or West By rail in as good a
turnout as any other young city of our
State.
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Our LsrphI,ie EriaHS.

The new weekly illustrated, literary and
family paper recently started in Chicago
is, we are gratitfed to know, meeting with
great favor and extraordinary success. The
publishers, Nessrs. Waters, EbertS & Co.,
evidently understand the conditions upon
which success in such an enterprise de
ponds, and these are not wanting. The
paper $ already established. Its fine illus
.rations, artistic appearance, attractive
makeup, together with the variety and ex-
ccllence Of its contents, at once recommend
it to popular favor. We are assured that
the substantial all and encouragement
already given to the enterprise guarantees
its success in every particular. There is
no good reason to doubt the success of such
an enterprise in tho West. \ first class
paper, business capacity and experience,
ample capital, energy and pluck, are all
that is necessary; these this new and popu-
weekly already possess. We predict for
it a brilliant and prosperous career
PoStH Record
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successful Reasoning.

Pat had worked two years upon the
Central Pacific road, and applied at Ogden
for a pass over it home. Il can't give I
pass" said the superintendent; you have
no ground to claim it," And haven't
worked two years on yer road? p said Pat
q Yes, but haven't we paid You for it p
Sure your honor you have but after work
ing two years on it you ought to let me go
home free" Il can not DO that, sir. Why
look at the case IN Its true light. Suppose
YOU had worked for a farmer two years, and
he paid you every cent due you, could you
ask him TO harness up his team, and take
you long distance for nothing?'
"Oh, no, your honor said Pat,
but if he had his team already hitched
up, and it had to go any way, as yours
does, he would let me ride, | know he
would" Pat got his paSs.-Cm. Conn
Latter
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Osold Torrison and John ". Barnes
left, on Tuesday morning, for New York,
to purchase new stocks of merchandise for
the spring trade
Hon. Carl II. Schmidt, Senator, came
home Tuesday night from his Legislative
duties at Madison, and will account to his
constituents in person at the Northeastern
Office
Hon. Jos Rankin, Assemblvman, ar
rived by boat yesterday, leaving Madison
Tuesday forenoon, and reports everything
all serene, and does not look as though his
Legislative cares had worried him much.
j. r. Slauson, and VIM. Il. Pugh of
Racine, are stopping at the Windiate House
looking after their vessel now being built
BY Peter Larson. All the old settlers will
be glad to meet Mr.. Slauson, while we
would just Us soon make Capt. Pugh's ac
1uaintance as any other man, as they say
be knows his business aboard Of schooner
and, withal, has winning ways ashore.
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Mas. Anna SHAUCHSEssF Of New York,
died in the Office OF a dentist, Dr.. J. B.
Now braugb, after taking two limitations of
nitrous oxide, and having eight teeth
drawn. Her health was previously good
Her husband is collector for a coal COM
pany railway. As the eighth tooth came
out it was Noticed that she turned fright
fully pale. In few seconds appearances
oc death set in, and in spite Of the app'ics-
ton of a powerful gaIranic battery and ali
the remedies relied en- IN such cases, slFa
expired fifteen minutes after the first in
halation. The dentist is said te have had
large experience with gas.
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SINCE the Chicago fire the Herring Safe
has become to the merchant the twin sis
ter Of the telegraph and the railroad. He
cannot do without it. The tests to which
it has been subjected by fame AMI thief,
and the manner in which it has come forth
unscathed, prove that the Herring Safe has
reached a degree of perfection which makes
it absolutely essential to the welfare Of
every man who has property to preserve.
When man is tried, tee question is,
" What can yen do?-what have you
done? ?" On the answer depends his grand
success in life. So it is with an invention.
The firm at No. 25l Broadway, n. Y,
Messrs. Herring, Farrell & Sherman, are
said to be overlooking with the increased
demand
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uanltoUoc Second "a ard school.

The pupils standing first grade during
the last month Of the winter term are as
follows:
Guls-Annie Nagle, Clara Blesch, Essie
Burnet, Alice Canright, kittie Cunning,
Abbie Hull, Mary Lantry, Ida Murphy,
Ella Sackett, Mary Sexton, Isa Easton,
ada Merrell, Bertha kostomlatsky, Jessie
Ress, Sarah Sherman, Ida Wells.
Boys-Wilmar Ramsdell, Frank GuyIes,
Herman Lorenzen; chas. smaIley, Tbos,
Lynch, Archie Northrup, Willie Johnston,
Thos. Trainor.
Those perfect in attendance are as fol
lows:
GTls-Essie Burnet, Lille Northrup,
Gertie Tygerson, Abbie Hull EstelIa
Smart.
Boys-EIton Gibson, Elbridge Gibson,
Mark Waldo, Herman Lorenzen, Archie
Northrup. J. L. NAsH, Teacher.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF
~ Manitowoc. IS Probate oHice, Maniro-
voc. March le, A D., 1872 In the matter
of the proof and probate of the last viii and
testament Of Jacob TrGSsen deceased late OF
the County of Maaitowoc WHEREAS, an in
strument in writing purporting 10 be the
last wili and testament OF Jucob Trossen, ba-
ceased. late o. the County If Nsuitow0c. h.
been + Ell in this atige: ana whore : apn'i-
cation has been made hy Anna Francisc
Trossen. PRAYING that the sane be proven
ard admitted to pr5htte accurliaE TO lhr
laws Of this STATE: Therefore, i, Is 1rdcrei
that said apple ton be herd before me II
ghe probate o.iee IN the ely Of Nan.tVvoc,
IN sid county. On the - ! = af sr.Jl \ y.
1872, II 10 o'oleck a IA Ar.l /. is further
o.~}cre3. thtt notice shaN be given 10 all per
sons interested IN sail viii. Of the tiue auj
r'ace I'll sad ae-riuE- by publication Ia she
A-n.ieEoo fILoT. newspaper PRINTED ~
said c;ty, for three successive weeks. on
each week, prior to the Il M Ct such herring.
I Y tie court, ". q. WALDO.
SIS" County Judge
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

In the Phreaa'og5cgl journal for April, we
fnf an abuu lance OF that which Is pleasans
to read and good to remember. For instance
sketches and portraits Of W. H, Aspinvah,
The emiuen, merchant; Robert S.CanlisA, D
Z. successor Of DR.. Chalmers Of Edinburgh:
the Engineers OF the Mt Gents Tunnel; be-
sides admirable articles on Right and Wrong
Views Of Life; Re9.;ratoa and It's Apparatus:
Ineb.iate Asy,ums: Famnas American rs:
Rocky Noun, in Scenery. Stitch in Time, :
or the Al .b.n# Question; Ely Eu- III HI
ucation. &c finely ILLUSTRATED Price only
81 cts. CT IS a year. 5. R. We.is, New
York
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DEAD MES TELL No TALEs.-If they
did, anthemas against the depicting lancet,
the drastic purge, and the terrible salivants
Of the materia medica, would arise from
every graveyard. The motto of modern
medical science is "Preserre and Regulate,
not Destroy" and no remedy Of our day is
so entirely in harmony with this philan
thropic logic as Dr.. WALKER's VEGETABLE
VINEGAR BITTERs. In this powerful yet
harmless restorative, dyspepsia, bilious
complaints, and all diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels and nerves, encounter an II
Feststible antidete. 35-4w.
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The Charter Amendment,

The amendment to the City Charter,
which has been passed by the Legislature,
is simply the bill introduced by Senator
Schmidt, and authorizes tho City Board,
upon the petition Of the resident owners of
any four adjacent blocks in the city, to
build or construct cisterns or reservoirs for
the use of the Fire Department, the ex-
pense attending the same to be levied upon
the property so benefited, which in our
Judgment is wise amendment, and should
have been made long ago instead Of squan-
.dering three thousand dollars in boring
.artesian wells.
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ANOTHER study is of a person who starts
in life with realizing sense of his own
unworthiness. lie always selects the hard
est corner of the hardest chan. 10 sit upon;
at parties, hands around the boned turkey
and Nepolitan till there is none of either
left for himself although he particularly
affects boned-turkey and Neapoliton,) and
at the railroad depot asks the agent for
" ticket to New York with the rising
infection and a deprecatOry hesitancy of
speech, as if hoping the agent would take
the request kindly, and (the conductor out
side shouting, "All aboard - he could
quite as easily call around for it in the
afternoon, were it at all inconycnient to
attend to the matter Just at this moment
a person who by degrees gets IN sach a
frame Of mind that he is never happy I'M
less he is miserable: it is his pet theory
that he is lone one, who pines en- his
stem; that always bis toast is either burned
or drops with the buttered side down. BY
and by he falls to plying and sympathizinG
Will, himself; and ha~dens 1T last into biz
ter and remorscess selfshnCss.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

A half dozen illustrated articles, an un-
usual. number of short stories, several
bright essays and sketches, two or three
papers Of special interest to scholars, and
some excellent poems, make the April num-
Der Of .ScTibne,'s not only popuiarly at
tractiye, but really valuable. The leading
article, beautifully Illustrated, is descriptive
of the great United States Navy Yard at
Mare Island, California. Apropos of Eas-
ter, we find graphic account, by Eugene
Schuyler, Of the Russian obseryances of
the feast; also thoughtful and character
istic poem by Mrs. A. D. I. Whitney.
% Awakened Japan" is tn. title Of 1 brief
and timely paper by Noah Brooks, a writer
unusually well informed on japanese mat
tiers. The three short stories are especial
~ readable. They arc 1.-The Mullenville
Mystery" by young Hawthorne; "With
the False Prophet; A Mormon Wife's
Story" by Mrs. Rafensperger; and "Ihe
Haunted Closet" by Mrs. Weiss. There
is suggestive and touching little paper on
The Boy John" Warmers :" Back Log
Studies-IV." are juicy and delicious as
usual. These papers have attracted wide
attention, and constitute one of the most at
tractive features Of the Monthly. "Shall We
Say Is Being Built" is spirited and
scholarly essay in the field of grammatical
controversy, by FitzEdward Hall, of Oxford
University; and in an able and eloquent
paper DR.. Taylor Lewis defends the belief
in q The One Human Race in opposition
to the theories of race before Adam.
Among the poems, Margaret }. Preston S
Hero of the Commune should not be
overlooked
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

CITY AND COUNTY MATTERS.
Democratic Ward Caucuses.

Caucuses viii be held at the following
places on Friday evening, March %, at
half-past I o'clock, to elect ward officers
and delegates to the CRY Convention, 10 be
held at The Williams House, on Saturday
March 80, 1872, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for Mayer, and other
city Offices:
First Ward, at the Williams House
Second Ward, at the WIndiate House.
Third Ward, !. overs Hail.
Fourth u ard at Chris Rockies
Zach Ward is entitled to three delegates.
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Selling Cut ut Low Rates.

We are informed by Mr.. f. X. Rand, at
the corner of Buffalo and Eighth streets,
that he is about TO add to his present
stock, more complete stock of hardware,
rubber hose, rubber and leather betting,
circular and upright saws, pipe, &c, and
to make room for this addition he is now
closing cut his stock Of groceries at very
low -, tpS
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Il .iaf At PnIenln.

The following patents were issued from
the c. S. Patent Office to citizens Of Wis
consic. for the week ending March 10, 1872.
Reported for TIE PILor, by Alexander {
Mason, Solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh
street, Washington, D. c.;
Paper Board for Buildiugs-F. y. Da-
-yis, Beioit.
padlcck-C. F. Gerlach, Milwaukee.
REISSCES.
Plow-B. c. BlomSten, WaupRea,
Cuitivator-James Harris, GAINESVILLE
Cultiyator-,Janes Harris, .1aucsvIle.
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Mr.. Louis SIMON, while driving team
loaded with sixty boxes of garden and
flower seeds, drove into q sluice way, be-
yond Mr.. Bode's pier, on the Sheboygan
road with such force as to throw him
he escaped with only lame foot is more
than he can tell The team ran on and
was captured By some farmers on the road.
The only damage done to the team
or cargo, WAS the loss of one box of seeds.
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Stages will leave the Windiate House, in
this city, every morning Sundays except
ED ut ID o'clock for Sheboygan, carry
ing express and passengers. Returning,
will leave Sheboygan 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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Iron Ore.

We understand that iron ore has been
discovered in Greenbush. in this county,
not far from the track of the $. 4 Z. II. r.
1t is believed to be of good quality. We
have no particulars, as yet, in regard tie the
precise locality of the bed, Or Of its discov-
cry, and probable extent and value for
working. .SAedoygon Times.
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Arthur's L0Syss Home Magazine

for April is received, This popular month
ly continues 10 hold its place as first among
those devoted to home literature. 1t con
tains, besides large amount of original
and selected matter of the most instructive
and entertaining kind a fashion depart
ment, music, hints on gardening and green
house, and mothers department, al of
eysaa value to every household.
The OhiIfren's Hour, for April, is at
hand, bright and attractive as ever for the
little folks. The editors name is of itself
q sufficient recommendation of its influence
on the side of goodness and truth. Ad-
dress 7. S. Arthur & Son, Philadelphia.
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zee 2lOy nj.

The packing house Of Hugh 7. Gillett
has been removed from bis old stand on
York street, to the Old Franklin Book
Store under the Tribune Office. Mr.. Gil
lett will serve his customers at retail as
well as wholesale Give him call, and
Won will be well served, and satisfied.
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The ladies' will give an entertainment,
at the Windiate House, on Thursday even
ing next, to pay off the remaining indebted
ness on the organ of the ST. James Church.
\ good band will be in attendance for
those who wish to dance. Refreshments
free. Tickets, one dollar per couple.
Children half price. The public are cor
daily invited to attend. By order of the
Committee, Mrs THos. WINDlATE.
Mrs. W. W. WALDO.
Mrs. john W. BARNES.
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An Old Friend under q. New Name

Tho Chicago Republican, came 10 Us on
Tuesday last, under the title of htter-
Ocean, which name it mas adopted, anG IN
creased its size to eight columns, dropping
1i.: of the Pepa5tican. The I!tcs-oceaa
Is strong adherent Of the qresen: Admin
jstration, and very ably conducted
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

A CLEVELAND modiste is doing large
business in ladies' dresses made up with
an Alexis Polonaise, the waist Of which
contains steel trap concealed by q
masqned ranicr. When young gentle
man calls AMI accidentally, or otherwise,
places his arm around the wcarer's waist,
he hears a ''clcll AMI finds his arm
caught \ big brother and lamp enters,
and the victim sorrowfully start. to the Jew
cler's TO examine some welding rings.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

If you want visiting cards, envelopes,
letter heads, bill heads, or anything in the
printing line, call at THE PILoT Office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

The april number of the Nursery comes
full of pleasing stories and graphic iilustra-
tons of childrens' sports and pastimes.
$3.50 year. Address John L. 5horey,
sc Broomfeld street, Boston.
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Dem ocTatic Town Caucus.

A Democratic caucus will be held at the
NGr,na estern House, IN this city, on the
ooh inst, at o'clock p. M, for the pur-
of nominating candidates for the several
town Offices
Rr order of The Committee.
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E--sAfpr Election.

There will be an election for Festrymen
and Wardens of the st. James Episcopal
Church, on Easter Monday, April /.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

with his ID old ark, as there wasn't
going to be much of shower anyhow
Aitcaukse Sentinel.
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0 yes have found it now the Man
itowoc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, ellis. dye-stuffs, etc. II
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ShePiR's Sale.


CIRCUIT COURT-MANITOW COUN-
Y Tf.--Betsey G 5rimanson, Almey Erick-
son. Robbey kuutc kuutes0n Yomcr, ANN
Hanson and NJ ,ry knuteson Iomer, plain
titfs, ag INST Rose knutespn. dtfen LIANT B
virtue Of, AMI pursu mt to a judgment o,
foreclosure and sals in the above entitled
cause; dated June IS, ISL shall expos
for sale, 1T the Court House in the city OF
Manitowoc, and county Of Manitowoc, and
State Of Wisconsin. on the 27th d,y O.
April, 1872 ut ten o cock in the forenoon
of hat day, all the following les cribcd mort
z ged prem ses, or rs much thereof rs m y
be neccSs ~ 10 raise the amount of sid
judgment, interes and costs. and costs oi
such sale 80 follows. TO VII: All the follow
ing real estate lying and being in tue county
o Manitowoc. and * tie Of Wisconsin. viz:
The south ives. Il the south east Of SEE
ton number tweu+y-scvcn l21). Town num-
Der nineteen, 10. Range number Twenty
two (22) east, containing forty acres Of Ian
according to the officiaI survey.
patei at Manitowoc, Wis, March 18TH
1872.
ALRERF WiTTES3ERG. Sheriff
J. d Markham. Attorney for Plaintiffs
S4-6w
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An empty bottle was found in front of
J by young man who had lately purchaser
bottle of that fms perfumery at the Man
itowoc Drug Store. II
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OF course everybody gees 10 tire Mantle
voc Drug Store FOR pure drugs and chemi-
Gals II
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.,uda~ Sch0GI Concert.

The concert Of the Sabbath School of
the NJ. Z. Church viii take place on Sunday
evening next.
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Sewing society,

The Ladies Benevolent Sewing Society
will not meet until further notice.