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FIRED. SCHROEDER.

KEEPS all kinds oi Meats Sausage Hams Lard,
"tc., which he viii sell al tie lowest prices IN
qut1Nty and Eint to sGlt purchasers. ANY one
:" YIN. catte hoes sheep 10 sell, Will call on ne
ana receive the Li-Lest prices. 1sAIy
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e. II. TREAT.

Attorneys aud CoBnselors OF Law. Offes on SsA
stree. over tue FIRST National Bank, NanitoveA.
II tA-ly
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WALKER & GREEN.

Attorney and Counselor At Law, Two MvNA
Will attend To Cciiecuons and other business 0
Nanitovoc county and vicinity. lSAA
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IL. s. FlERPONT.

Attorney and Counselor Al Law. once % ssva0
OF 81. hIh and Quay-sts, NapI.owoe. - Aly
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VI ixsEk, & E0ISKRE
G.. w. MoREH

Attornegs at Law. Olce on Eghth IT.. RsuA
sac, opposite ocauatte's Store. nUly
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J.f. PRHTCHARD. M. y,

Physician. Surgeon. and AccouchslT. OAso o.
sih 81. over Rlcon's Drug stors. Once opsa q ~
hours tats to the country promptly attended
N8-lR
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Adam Roberts. Blacksmith and Wagon max -
SHOP on ,he corner OF Seventh and Yot sts,
NoTta Side, Manitowoc. Does all kinds OF
iron work a. good and as cheap any other estaA
lishment in ths city. 10 N61y
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PERSONAL.

Mrs stone and her travelling school Of 10
American ladies. who IL king TIE tour OF Europe
have arrived in Paris
Mr.. CorcOral, the Washington banker, is
soourning az Cannes, and has greatly improved IL health
since he left Washington.
Prince Bismarck has had . railroad carriage
so luxuriousy furnished for himself and suite that
German paper deyOtos column TO description OF IT,
NJ. Anastai of Paris, who was struck with
blindness il 1870 has been generously presented with
pictures by his brother artists, which, when Sold real
lZed $4,000.
Mile. Marguerite Bellanger, who acquired un-
favorable nOoriety through her intimacy with Napoleon
Ill, has returned 10 Paris and has handsome resi-
dcuce IN a fashionable street.
Mrs. de Forrest gave grand ball at her resi-
dence Paris ShrOve Tuesday, which was attended
by Minister Wa,hburne. and most Of the leading
bers Of the American colony
The Rev. Richard S. StOrrs of Brooklyn
preached on Sunday, the 18th ult. at the American
Chapel. Rue de Berii. Paris. extcmpOraneOus dis
course and to preach there again on Tuesday the
goth ut
The Princess Strozzi, who gave one of the
grandes fancy balls Of the carnival at Florence received
her guests in dress-the actual dress Of Luisa strOzz
80 heavy with Jewels and gold damask that,
her ouest had all arrived she changed 10 for lighter
costume when could enable her TO move with some
filing ike ease Several of the ladies present were
dressed III historical costumes and IN the lace and
Jewels as their ancestors others faithfully copied the
historical pictures in their galleries.
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CuuRCH DuPLICITY.

In 1850 James Woods purchased 500 worth
OF stock Issued by the Church OF the Disciples OF Christ
in Twenty-eighh-st. and aferward converted 1t into
bonds. When about removing from this city, some time
ago. he presented his bonds to the Trustees for payment
which was refused they claiming that 1t was the under
standing al the time stock and bonds were Issued
that The money should not be returned but remain per
isaneutly invested in the church property. Woods
brought an action against the church IN the
Court of Common Pleas TO recover his stock
with interest amounting in all TO about $500 and Tie
ga a. has been on trial before Judge Van Brunt during
The last two days When the trustees Of the chureh ap
icd 70 the supreme Court for permission 20 mortgage
their they stated in their petition that tey
we're In debt ana gage TO secure their cred
member. Of the ChuIch nave tcntIneu
during this trial that the Society was not ia dfDt M li
time aud the mortgage was 10 secure the OIlEhii
holders a. against the new corners. Inc JhuSe' III
charging the jury spoke OF their action ia TINS respect "s
follows: 10, .toc
have during the OF this trial. and cannot alO"
n IN mas. vii bout ion of opinion IN REGARD 10
IT, eAec.. II the fact stated by the witnesses ior te
defeus-that the corporation was not at thhl tl IN
10 the prone Court for mortgage on the poprfS o
Geir CORPORATION engaged IN the eTpetraion OF
fraud upon the Court and upon the o,her mn. IN.
bers Of the society. III Is the cuV o tho
her, OF re giOus corporations. Inc trustees vi suI
rorpOratios have right TO create any eh upon th'l
zeal estate without the assent OF the supreme 'uul
and for no PURPOSE except u secure debt or 10 eiD
them Ia carry on the objects Of the cOrpOrat oi wen
aware of the statute this subject the Defendants ior
another object WilIuly and knowingly suplultcd ht'e
their own fancy. never discovered anJ ihhk among
rrsUecfae gentlemen which can Dc cidsecd Ia INC Oh e
category WIN thls'
The Jury were directed 20 return % sealed verdict.
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COLLECTOR MURPHYS BRAINS.

To the EdttOF Or me ITtDhde
SIR: Il is a mistake to say, as one Of your SYRIA
cse correspondents did the other day that Mr. James
Terwlliger or his friends late present pirate about
any attempt destroy bis reputation. They admit its
destruc ton and add nobody il to blame for it but
himself H makes denial If his fault and only com
plains that he should De punished above others equally
guilty.
But You were certainly right edtorly in referring to
his impudcnt dispatch 10 The journal, Immediately
the publication OF your first temperate and kindly ar
tcle about him. declaring his absolute innocence and
asserting that TIE TRIBUNE had been guilty Of the
wickeIest attempt to destroy mans reputation ever
known. The nsolent hypocrisy Of this dispatch was
only equaed by marvellous audacity 1t displayed In
view of the fact no had defense whatever. and
now freely admits his guilt
Even yet you have hardly told how bad his was.
In tho Winter Of 1890 when he first elected Clerk
he was nor worth $500 When he retired" under tho
propulsion your healthy pair Of stOgy boots. he owned
onc-fourth OF The Journal newspaper. stakeholder
and director several OF financial institutions Lived
In an elegant house which he owned. and which had cost
him over s2eOO and generally supposed to be worth
AZ least 800 O0 all mado while Clerk of the Senate He
had been in no business nor N any specuatons that had
ever been heard ~.
Clerk Of the Senate H. n viii give that. then. by
the simpler processes of arithmetic we can nni
But you uust credit him with living economically.
and with snndrv other facts follows; The railroads
and steamboats, always carried him without charge the
Western UnionIcesraph Company allowed MN the use
rates the Delaware LacKawanna, and western Rail
order. 70 their Syracuse Agency from time to time TO de
liver vc ten tuus a. might be required ADD 20
warm friends who all believed him an honest man. He
lad never connected with any canal thieves ana
he ratber remarkabc result OF Industry and economy
But let Us know what was the exact salary o. tG CerK
u S ;uy Y +. March 4 io72
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POLITICAL. NOTES.

In the Senatorial election in the Xth District
~ Georgia on Monday Styles Democrat. was elected by
large majority Armstrong independent candidate.
The County Treasurer, District Attorney.
and Assessor OF soano County CAL refuse to surrender
their offices TO their successors, alleging that the cleo
Federal officers at Mare Island
The seeding editor of The Washington
Chronicle W W. Holden, brought himself gratefully
the notice Of the dispensing powers in his yaedct t
-nae OF the mission PerH fell at bis feet before his
sprat" was well out OF hand.
West Virginia is rampant over recently
developed printing fraud very like that practsed in
NewJersey but by means as that carried
at Albany. There were no postage stamps or gra-
tuities to give the thing artistic hnishsimpe down
right stealing of the old Tammany sort The state
printer the chef criminal and is shown to have once
charged more than 5000 FOR three books
Mr.. Straw, the candidate of the Republicans
for Governor Of New Hampshire employs in hs manu-
factories 1000 workpeople. The Democratic news
papers assume advance that the 1000 voters IN hr
sraw's works will all vote as Mt straw says ana that
he II dlsohtrge all those who support the Demo-
cratic candidate There does not appear 10 be any evil
dence that such his intention. but II Is handy thing
homies on that assumption It may possibly be that
Mr. straw afford to lose the w0rEmen than
they afford To lose their places that r. Il tc "oIA
men be good for anything
Some of the less superserviceable Admins
traOn Journals In Hamps see cause to recede
from the high ground assumed at the beginning Of the
campaign. II Il mildly announced that the pending
contest il in no sense Grant ana antiGrant campaign
The only issue Il Republcamsm and Democracy
squarey and any other idea IL mischevOus aud intoer
able Ihe National Eagle OF Claremont IL specially
vehement: The at this time - the choice OF the
Hon A. Straw for Governor, or Jas A. Weston; 20 90
repreEented in the senate Chamber by Republican ora
Democrat; the success ~ Republican or Democratic
principes Gen Grant has nothing whatever TO do win
tlis election. And when the press public speakers
the contrary they bring In Issues which are
entirely foreign"
The Columbus (Ga.) sun don't mean to have
the Yankees msuudsr.lnd what the South means 20 10
in case OF war with England Some Of the Northern
Radicals imagine that tho fire OF the first foreign gun
of our coast the martial spirit Of the south would DC
aroused from Canada TO the RIO trhnde, anu
Thousands Or our men would crowd around the
star-Spaugleh Banner. Tlere was q time wheu
such auticipations would have been certainly
realized, but that time has gone. we miEhl
crash with ODD affection the red slayer" OF our people
In tie hurlyburly OF battle and with garments dyel
with fresh blood bat there II no pardon Tor me hieye
who stole property Ia war; or the Ytahs ths "ouu
attempt for years 70 degrade ana Illuminate Us III 10
pta
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WINTRY WEATHER.
A COLD DAY IN THE cry.

Yesterday was the coolest day of the season
With the pton Of Dec 81 The Thermometer ranged
from 40 lbovs at 10 10 above zero at D. NJ
The heavy wind which prevailed in the mornin Odera
ted slightly in the afternoon. The street, usually
frequented by ladies deserted; thick furs and
muers mperiyouS 10 the cold and Urgent
ness alone induced people to remain out Of doors.
The rivers were hlled with ice foes Of extraordinary
size which driven In by the wind and tide and tho
scenes at the ferries during the day very exciting
The Twenty -thirdst. ferryboats made few trips at
irregular intervals At the Payonia Ferry the boats
were also detained one the afternoon being two
hours in making the passage, The larger and
more powerful boats Of the Jersey Clty ana
Communipaw ferries made their usual trips, but
travel from DesbrOsses-3i greatly impeded on the
Shore Interfering seriously with ferryboat navigation
Between and p. NJ it was almost Impossible 10 oieaS
the ice-barrier aud OF the Wallst boats was t"9
hours in crossing. Passage by the Hamilton ana
trips made. the time occupied varying
from 20 three hours. South Ferry boat started
from NewYOrk at D. and, after drifting WIN tne
"a hours succeeded in reaching the opposite side
large number OF passengers walked from this 10 Fulton
Ferry. where the boats made trips with regularity
throughout the day.
Only two trips made after p. at the Hamilton
Ferry. Tie Wdli-st. Ferry boats were not 80 badly
bOckadcd. The Fulton Ferry boats made regular trips
thrOu ghOut the night.
Frederick Monroe an actor Mt Booths Theater, who
had been missing Friday, found early yester-
day. in slleyway In East Twenty seyenthst, ntOX-
icate1 and nearly frozen, and taken 10 the East
Thrtyseyenthst. Police station whore under medical
treatment 10 soon recovered.
A kitchen boiler IN the residence OF Mrs Culbert at
No % 5andsst. Brooklyn exploded yesterday morning,
The ppes connecting with the had become frozen
during tho night Damage, 500.
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A special meeting of the Bar Association
vas held last evening at No 20 West
g. p Nash presiding. Dwight Ii. Olmstead chairman Of
the Committee Extortions presented a majority re-
port in part as follows:
In the during the year 1871 2 put
the Of Ss 10 Ssd sSsds S p
b -bs rit. we've bd for sammoning Jurors in those causes
without bis for summoaing Jurors me Marine
rom the large calendar Of causes remaining in
1o'e Courts Tsr, nom before csus IN the higher COut. are
reached their turn for ts IN this city the income 81 the seeI %
upon Attachments and repeVns for ponndage keepers fees
arrested aud other and excessive
I The yesry sggrsse amoant Of the ess eIactons
can be accurately known but mus; be very large
.oe notices Of " pdenJ shsnn and Marshs sales
S,sat ,5 aS S ding en % @ S sle COUNTY Gers
Oa searches for which on The elimination Of ge' are elase 70
eos, Of the part, rgang them rule this
Of 50 per- cent in addition The legal County
9 sd 2p,aGs he oa pa a zSS s and
also almost invariably in excess the ss ase
r 1871 recorded that Office H. S9 deeds and IS 1873
% 81 and S power, Of sttOrney being number than
some Of the peysu, yf II. The Sb,s1s re TS 81
s for recording mortgage ~ IS the charge
hge 81 and GA .So and long leases conct extraordinary
pagers, oerch,se m Allowing for the proportion Of
tbs oce any year the about $4,000 In
i s ~ order These eiorbant fees, together with
number Hens existing
AMI marketable value The
ach and the 'eahso the other est Ill,
be much than from $2Ol TO 800 go
gum sheh to recording
30 1000 10 $4,000 per
Ia the Surrogs Office during the present yssr estate
appraised 1850 the sppacneut consisting
rendered Of the Committee who the
Office snh sppament amounted
TO- 9Th of cent Of the value Of the
rtty The asked Tor another ball
for the VI 80 onesth Of
a reduction OF ono bali
The Committee recommended:
The preparation ADD adoption by the Legislature AZ OF
Fee ~ Tor az the oee' above PANIED making Uniform for the
state nni the repeal the time Of all tue existing statutes relating
20 The Zee. add equies OF those onee' With suitable Poron tOf
enforcing conformity % such Pee bill
oona' Al sad ofees To be ,aaret and Gar a, Pleao ices
abolished but when fees retained BE- as sn he services
Will and the ofces be pai 70 Pefrsa
specially mated Thea, receipts therefor and aal
them the pubic la h manner WV soon De ua
h. ofe apposS asd what reaeoH Of Hsrea'e Of cssrse
Ia proper
arhlrd -, ne purpose Of facilitating the ansfes Of titles 10 res
hd thereof the hesins ehssgesto h
made a. and Duration Of hens % real estate 10 be mate
a. sils Ani DEGREES sfeems
popert recorded aud Judgment hereafter recovered Of
ohss an LsFessr created uai The
uasrri OF aotos tAsrsoL be go 10 the Recording Oae
Tho BILL when enaeed 10 be printed IN cont
D, AGsoslaoa Which should pledge c ~ ptosreae all S
trsc4oa, of ~ pr0Nisiona - 49,,
Tue remsuder OF the yessou Was devoted to the con
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MARINE DISASTERS.

5HIPwRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE NEAR CAPE COD.
BosToN, March 5.-1he schooner Clara Bell
OF Rockand Capt Armstrong, with cargo of coal from
NewYork for Boston, ashore at o'clock this morn
ing about three miles north of Highland Light. Cape
Cod The weather was intensely cold. and the wind
blowing gale from the northwest. The officers and
crew, men, attempted 20 reach the land but only
one man succeeded, and he half frozen before he
reached the shore. The Others including Capt. Arm
strong. were drowned, The vessel "a a total loss
An unknown bark IL sunk the Stone House 5hoal
in about 40 feet OF water. boats from MOnomOy
Point went out 20 her and found The vessel sup
posed to be the bark Mary &. Fox, from Newiork for
Portland with coal, that vessel was seen on Saturday
about twelve miles northeast from the Highlands Oi
leaking badly, all hands then being at the pumps and
Hsr gs seen a her in o cd Nuset Light The
position that sho subsequently sank ana that the crew
The schooner Little Kate fishing vessel belonging in
OF water Her crew were saved.
LOSS OF THE AMERICAN BRIG MYSTIC IN sATUR-
DAYS STORM-HER CREW SAVED.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 5-The steamer
James A. Gary. which arrived at this port last
from Newberu, u. c.. brought Capt. HOepman and
Of the American brig Mystic which foundered at sea.
at o'clock Sunday morning five miles south OF Cape
Henry and 70 miles from land. The Mystic sailed from
this port for Boston with load OF COAL Friday, Feb
49, and put into Hampton Roads where she remained
account OF bad weather, until Friday March /. when
she went TO sea- and caught in the storm OF satur-
day AT 1850 o'clock Sunday morning, the brig hay
ing her masts and b-bOOm carried away. and being IN
sinking condition. Capt. HOepmsn, with his wife and
crew took small boat and remained the brig
till she down, at o'clock They then made for the
land but picked up By the Gary about O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon Nothing saved from the wreck.
Tie Mystic was owned by the captain and others and
was uninsured.
HEAVY WEATHER ALONG THE COAST.
SAVANNAH, March J.-All the vessels ar
irving report having experienced terrific gale from the
northeast on the and 81 The steamship TOna-
yanda lost her sails and her pothOuse was carried
away She hove TO for hours. The steamship Orien-
tai lost her and hove to hours of cape Henry,
where spoke the steamship Blackstone from Boston
| for Baltimore IN the same condition.
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ing 10 tho charters and that ~, provisions should
IN no way interfere with any suits now pending IN the
Courts regarding the validity Of The lease These were
adopted mr. Cutler then offered another amendment
s0iidsted corporation. instead OF one, as the bii
provides, which was lost Nays, II; yea y
Tbs resarded test vote OF the power OF the Penn
syyana central In the Senate, aud consequently there
Is little hope for any but foreiIn corporations in that
quarter This afternoon the bill was passed and almost
immediately the Secretary reported 1t 10 the Assembly
In opposing it, Mr. Cutler called attention to the fact that
under the original charter Of the companies there were
only 10 directors, OF hch the state had two and that
majority or the directors then required be resi-
favored the bill. and 1t passed with OF IS to p
Messrs Cutler, Ravens and Williams alone voting
against 10.
Mr. Mcpherson presented amendments 70 the Charter
or Jersey City appointing Board OF Finance TO consist
OF five persons who shall be elected by people the
next Charter election and hold office for year SEQ
tons from TO lc OF the Charter stricken out. Com
plants against the Chairman " the Assembly Corporation
Committee are getting both frequent and loud. lie
now 10 be IN the control OF Erie well Of Pennsy
vania This afternoon Mr. stevens OF Hudson introduced
resolution calling the Corporation Committee to
port bill which lie had introduced weeks re-
quring Eric TO pay taxes in Jersey getty
cordinR 20 the same rates as are imposed on other
said he had held the request certain parties but
would report II II the House desired H. The resolution
was withdrawn on the assurance OF Mr. Leaning that
the bill would be reported tomorrow morning Another
bill which Mr.. Leaning at the command OF the Pennsy
yania has been holding FOR six weeks Is
corporate the Philadelphia and New-YOrk Railroad
Company OF NewJersey 1t asks for charter for road
from Jersey City to Camden, with the privilege 10
meet with any road built TO be built IL will
direct 20 Trenton and there seperate into two branches
Camden. It's Jerseyulen and its opponents
are the Pennsylvania agents.
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Those who stigmatize the weather predic-
lions Of the Signal Service Bureau useless and anou
are referred 20 The Gloucester Massl Adrertser
paper which should be authority such subject, aud
which states that mot long since. perfectly calm
day, about fifty vessels living at anchor u
Gloucester HarbOr account Of coming storm pre-
dcted the Weather Bureau 1.-The service 1t sst5.
IL already organized IL Of incacuable advantage
TO farmers and seaarers" Every year OF experiences
will add weight and precision these progn0stcacps.
between which and the "EXpect-fair-w catbcr-abont
-this-tme" running down whole page or Tho
Farmers Almanac" there is a considerable difference.
The 33d and S7tb BattaliOns of Infantry and
Companies and OF the 18th Battalion, n. g. = " Z.
have been disbanded.
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KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN, GENERAL
COMMITTEE

The Republican General Committee of Kings
wealth Hall. silas B. butcher In the chair. The Com
mitee contested reported In favor OF the sitting
delegates from the Eighteenth Ward, and recommended
that for the remainder OF this year primary elections in
the Ward should be held under the auspices Of special
committee from the General Committee on the
ground that the Republicans OF tho Ward were
dissatisfied with the present management OF elections
The report adopted after acrimonious debate.
Committee appointed 20 consider whether the
dict in the City Court against Jacob Worth and Edward
II. Terriere for assault and battery with In
tent 10 interfere with the purity Of the ballot
box, at the late election ought 10 exclude
them members Of the Republican General Committee,
presented statement Of facts which hac been sufficient
:" TO convince them that who will thus Interfere
with legally appointed officers OF the city, By unlwuly
substituting OF their choice, seriously ana
ton: interfere with the purity OF the baot-bOK M
guarded By law and unworthy to hold seats IN this
General Committee
E-a.tus Cook and 4. l.. Rowan presented minority
report disagreeing with the recommendations of o.
majority report. and claiming that the Judge bef0fe
whom Worth and Terriere were tried had charged the
jury in effect that the only oense OF which they could
be convicted assault They submitted that no cause
had been shown why Worth and Terriere should not hold
in the General Committee, and recommended that
the should be dismissed The Chairman SAID hat
technically the Committee had power to consider the
resolution OF expulsion the bylaws required that the
accused should BE furnished with copy of the charges
preferred against thom least ten days previous 70 the
final vote M. Worth made speech IN his own behalf
explaining his action election day. motion "a sub
adopted after extended discussion BY vote Ot IS to a.
Adjourned.