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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

h1CIICE.-EsThTEo or SpNv EEGl.r'rr.
~ Notice IL hereby given. that the uHlC,fi. ...
TRAITOR OF the estate OF Simon KegelrsCr la, 10. b.
OF La Sale and STATE OF Illinois, stl VA Hr.s
the County Court OF said county OF the thg Nlrt.
the 18TH dsy) OF December 1872, at TIE Cou.t l. u t.
W. IN SAID county, when and whcc al person. Er- O. M
or demands against Sid cItgte ~ mol e 10 atf.I and m
sent the same IN WI Ing tor adustngrf
Dated this 10Th day o. October A. p. lSsl.
GEORGE MUr. r-,,
eCtlo-6w IV,I.|
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.fINAL - ~. I'll. i1M t.tS'E> Co1'IC,Ic.
ESTATE or JouS q. A. EousroN. Deup IL N,.t
given to all persons interested Ia SAID estate Thet p.,, A
Houston srd IschsryT Houston smtnstrs,ors of tr
OF Ionn O. ~ osOn, dec viii apnsar ha,n, tc ,-
Court ol tue county o. la sale And State of 11 m W.
So, iouse IN ottawa N said county, on MONDAY IN. iss
count OF his proceedings IN the administration c sad ,e
Dated AZ 0taw, this G,h day OF oc,ober iS7q.
oe..osw " II. L. MEAD. Clefe.
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NS'I'ICE.-Whercas snmrcl Iils, wsn duly a. .. rs.
cd ConsegNGtor for the Estate os Olson uldr.r. i.
Der A. Il. 1925 " ivy Va wv
Therefore all persons ere hereby notGed that II they d, IN
their peril And all persons indebted 20 UC said cstst ~
Oct. - lS,a..v ShNiftJ iin.r
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HrOT>lCIS.-EsrArE or 1oyN rArf. p.v.t ...-
NOTICES hereby given, that tie under, nr1 rt ..
tratrtx OF the estate OF John Pau, late o. Doc m. d.
LII Sale and state OF Illinois, deccaS n viii am ...
County Court OF said county on the tN-l Noutfr . M
I6h day) OF Decc;lbet A. ~ lS2 ~ me Court upua bud u.
lava said county, VIII nn0d whore -, .Frrult .r.
or demands against said estate ale Ul. led 10 Htt1rI
sent The same IN writing for adjr, tfurn
Dated tbs Slh deg 81 OCTOBER 4. n. Isil.
.,,,e NAE( s. PAU.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
DECEMBER. Is. ISL.

DECEMBER, Is, 1871.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Mayor Johnston; Al
dermen Wallich, Martens, Auberg, J Jones,
Hanson. kuhl, Kappes, Barnes, Kos
tomlatsky.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
A petition of c. Rosser and others
was referred to Sd Ward Committee.
a petition Of A. L. Dumke and 9th
ers was referred to Com on Bridges.
A Wallich offered the following:
WHEREAS, a number of streets under
contract re main as yet unfinished and in
consequence thereof people are not only
deriving no benefit from these so-calIcd
Improvements but on the contrary are
liable to sustain Inconvenience as we'll as
actual damage in addition to unreason-
able and unjust taxes enforced upon
them and,
WHEREAS, extension after extension
has been granted to Street Contractors in
order TO aid and enable them to complete
their Work in reasonable time but to no
avail Now, therefor be it
Resolced, That no further extensions
for Street work shall be granted by the
Board, and the local committees of the
several Wards of this City are hereby in
structed to ascertain the condition of the
streets now under contract in their respec-
tive Wards, and to- take such measures
as are calculated to insure the safety and
protect the interests of the citizens inter-
ested. Adopted.
The following claims were presented
and rafarrnd
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10 our young Ladies.

1t is a painful spectacle in families
where the mother is the drudge,to see the
daughters elegantly dressed, reclining at
their ease, with their drawing, their
music, their fancy work and their read
ing, beguiling themselves of the lapse of
hours, days and weeks, and never dream
ing OF their responsibilities, but, as a
necessary consequence of neglect of duty,
growing weary of their weary lives, laying
hold of every invented stimulant to rouse
their dropping energies. and blaming their
fate, when they dare not blame their
God, for having placed them where they
are: These individuals will often tell
you, with an air of affected com passion
tfor who can believe it real p that poor
dear mamma is working herself to death;
yet no sooner do you propose that they
should assist her than they declare she is
quite in her element; in short, that she
never would be happy if she only had
half as much to do.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

We learn from the most reliable auth
ority that our railroad differences have
been settled in most amicable and salts
factory manner to both parties. The
basis of settlement is that the Funding
Bill is to be repealed upon the opening
of our State Legislature, when a new
vote is to be taken in this city, pledging
aid to the A. & n. l.. RI. as follows !:
$4,000 when the road is completed
to Grand Chute Island, and $50, OOOwhen
it is completed to New London or the
Wolf River. This arrangement, we be-
lieve, is accepted as, satisfactory by both
the friends and former opponents of the
Road, and involves no material sacrifice
of position on either side. This is in
deed glorious news for Appleton The
spring time viii not pass without the
road being completed and the cars run
ming to this city, and then on to New
London and n. z. RR. The silver lin
ing to the cloud which has overhung the
business prospects of Appleton is now
seen, and the day of its great prosperity
will speedily open in all its glory. Hur-
rah for the Railroad !-4ppleton Times.
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The Week of Prayer.
American EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE,

IS Bible Hou.e, N Y. City, Dec, ISL.
10 The Christians Of Amerfca:
BBLOEDy BRETHREN The general observance,
throughout the christian world, of the week of se;
cial and united prayer, beginning Win the Arst Lord
Day in january, has now been sanctioned by he prc-
tiee and endcared 10y the experience OF m;snJ years
The condition of the nations and Of the church at
the present time demands application than
ever, for the favor of Almighty GOO.
Confidently anticipating the Sympathy and coop
carlton Of all Christians in our land, submit the
following plan, adopted ty the various branches OF
the Evangelical alliance, for sbserSa during the
Week of Prayer in the year of 1872. and urge that
such measures be taken as to insure more general
participation even than heretofore in the united
services:
Suaday january 7-SERMoXs: Subject: ssThe
Faith Once Delivered TO the Saints " the bond of Un-
ION ameny Christians; its defense binding all.
Monday Jon. S.-THANKsGIyISG For Gods 'Un-
speakahc Gift; for His mercies.personal reutive
and national for the maintenance aud restoration of
peace, ana preservation from famine and other Gala
mites Ter pIritual blessings, for the progress OF
CnrIat hngdom; and for the usefulness of the
Christian Ministry.
and national sins. with the acknowledgement ofp-
vine judgements for weakness of fat tn dsobedience
ana worldiiness III the Chnrch, with confession of
| unfaithfulneSs.
| Wednesday Janaa,y Ig-PRtrrR for families. for
the con~ersion of children: for the increase piety
Tor blessing on the youth at schools, colleges and
universities, and all entering upon commercial pro-
fessonal duties and for tie sanccatio ofalicton
both to parents and children.
trAdoy January i1-PRIYER: For nations es-
pecally those recently visited with c;aInities: for
kings and all in authority for prevalence Of Peace
in the counsefs ofstatenen: fer righteousness bar
mony, and goodwill among ali classes for The spread
| of sound knowledge. and for Gods blessing upon
special efforts to resist the progress of intdciity,
perstfon, lntemperance AMI other kinds Of mntcr-
| atty.
Friday, January 12-PRAYER For the Christian
Church and Ministry; for translaters OF the Holy
Scriptures into various tongues for Societies, Com
nllttees and authors engaged in Christian work.
Sat"rddy, January l3-PRAYER: for the outrourng
of the Holy Spirit for the increase of Christian love
and holy ZEAL for all missionaries home and abroad
for all Christians exposed to trial and utOn
Tor the prevalence of religious liberty; for the
| sion of the Redee ner's Kingdom throughout the
world, and the union of all believers in prayer an
| fort for Gods Glory.
W. +. DODGE, President.
PLIIIP SCHAFF. Secretary
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

On Monday last the first passenger car
arrived in New London from Green Bay
bringing over between 20 and so of the
most prominent citizens of Green Bay
and Fort Howard, to rejoice with our
citizens on the completion of g. B. & L.
P. RR., to this place. 90
Now let the people of New London do
their best to secure the earliest possible
connection with Appleton. thus insuring
an uninterrupted outlet to navigation at
Manitowoc, and these cities will double
their number of inhabitants and fine local
advantages in less time than their bright
est hopes can anticipate
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DIED.

PRINCE-In this city, on Sunday, Dec.
81, 1871, after an illness of but thirty
six hours, HARRY SQUIRE PRINCE,
third son Of Samuel g. aud Alice G..
Prince, aged 9 years, l month and %
days.
The above is one of the most sudden
and painful bereavements we have heard
of in this city; that bright little hoy, now
already laid away in mother earth, was
but few days ago as happy and content
ed as any child could be, when dis
ease suddenly beok him away from low
ing parents, brothers sisters and friends.
Thank God Cor the consoliug assurance
that I" Of such is the kingdom of Heav-
en-"
Chicago, ILL.,; Lyons, Iowa; Charleston
and Columbia papers. plesss copy.
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Masonic,

At regular meeting of Key Lodge,F.
& A. NJ. Ahnepee, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
p. w. Stebbcns, w. NJ.
I. W. Borcherdt, S. w.
Louis Bruemmer. j. w.
Jos. Anderegg. T.
" n. Perry. Sec.
I. ". Elliott, S D.
John Van Meverdon. J. D.
VIM. Hilton, Chas. Hanneman, Stewards.
VIM. Vandoozer, Tyler.
The times OF meeting of the lodge have
been changed to the first and third Sat
urdays in each month, instead of the
frst and third Wednesdays, as hereto
fcre.-Ke,oaunee Enterprise
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MAR RTED.

TEMPLE-LANGWORTAY-At the
home of the bride, Tuesday. Dec. 18th
1871. by the Rev. c. A. Staples, of
Chicago, ANsEL T. TEMPLE and MARY
only dang liter of A. j. Langworthy.
of Milwaukee.
So our young friend Mary too has
been made happy wife. We need hard
ly say that the best wishes for unbroken
felicity from her many friends in this
city are ever with her. May her husband
only try to be as good as his beloved
bride and we can promise the highest
earthly bliss to both.
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FoUR EVILS. habitually

Four EVILS. Whoever habitually
uses any alcoholic preparations as an
'sappetizer' will be likely to suffer from
four evils, viz an overplus of food in the
stomach, impaired ability to digest it,
the pangs of dyspepsia, and doctor S
bill. DIR. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar
Bitters, the great Teetotal Restorative OF
the age. without stimulating the palate
or irratating the stomachs imparts a
healthful appetite, promotes digestion,
regulates the liver and bowels, purifies
the blood, and thus, Instead of entalling
four evils confers four inestimabio bene
fits. I'll
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

THE Slovanska Lipa Hall was crowded
last Saturday night to witness the chill
Grens play and festival. The young PER-
formers acted and sang splendidly under
the leadership Of Mr. Hess and the role
of the Grandfather, by Dir. Frank Fisher,
could not have been better played In the
best Theatre in this country.
Parents and children seemed to be
equally pleased. and we hope soon to wit
ness a repetition or something similar to
the beautiful display by the Sunday
School children at the Hall of the Slo-
vanska Lipa.
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Q. EVEN, Sec V

To the kind and generous readers of
the TRIBUNE, the undersigned would re-
speetfully tender his heartfelt thanks for
the MANY New Years gifts in exchange
for his address. As heretofore, and still
more faithfully in the future will l en-
deavor to provide them regularly every
week with most interesting and latest
news in the good old TRIBUNE, and re-
main most respectfully yours
BISMARCK.
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HARPER BRoTHEs advertise their peri
odicals-the Maga~iRe, Monthly and
Bazar-in this issue. All of them are
among the best edited aud best illustra-
ted publications in America and hardly
need any special Recommendation. Those
who have subscribed for them before,
will certainly do SO again. and any others
wishing to obtain them, can do so by
paying US s5,25, which will secure either
one of the periodicals fog one year, to
gether with the TRIBUNE. If.
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IN PROB TIE.
MANlToWoC COUNTY COURT

IN the matter of the estate of EatlIan A. Brown
1 Deceased.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Letters of admins
tration said estate having been issued to SainHe
a. n .well on the 2Sth day Of August A D. i'tl ana
six mouths and after said day being allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims for ex
animation and allowance Notice Is hereby given
that the undersigned will the first Monday in each
month during said term OF six months, and on tie
day of the expiration of said six months at the Pro-
bate Office in the City Of NaDitowOc in said county
receive examine and adjust all Claims and demands
of all persona against said decoasei.
206t san W. VI. WALDO. Comfy Judge.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

OLD CHRISTMAS EVE, tomorrow
night, FRIDAY EVENING" will &c duly cele
brated by our English residents especial
ly, and the friends of good cheer gener-
ally, at the Windiate House, in this CITY.
We anticipate there large and highly
respectable company of ladies' and gen.
tieGaen and much enjoyment for all the
participants.
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With white hair fasi;Es down Inv shrunkcn cboots
With gaze turned backward like to one who seeks
Return of outh's fair sun
Gloatirg DER dreamy shades
VI tiny dead Past where memories paIlid walk,
Yet glow beneath thy glance as pantlers stalk,
Sun-spotted, through the gIaGes-
What wilt thou of the Year,
He stands beneath the banner ant. the palm,
And listens for the poem and the psalm
His star above shines clear.
As the high-soaring lark
Singeth alike Ger ruins of dead Rome
And Ger the roof of some sweet English home,
Ere summer days grow dark.
So doth the New Year say
The self-same words Ger ;,lsehood and Ger truth,
Der memory and hope, Ger age and youth,
Ger shifting night and day.
As bees from steal,
The words of promise leave his honeyed lips;
And through the Land the sunlight to his steps
The unknown ways reveal.
Let blessings low ascend
Let the bowed harvest of the inner soul
Rise greenly up to meet his wise control
Let virtues self attend
Let silence, soft and fine,
Descend Ger all, while through its prayers may rs
That, won by truth, his twain star in the skies,
Forever more shall shine
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HI Probate.
MANIr0woc COUNTY COURT.


X the matter OF tie estate of john Shimonek, de-
4 ceased
On reading sad filing the petition Of Wenzel Slim
oek setn- forth tie amount q persona! estate that
has come to his hands. and the disposition thereof,
the amount oFGebts au:staudiu Gaiust said deceased.
and description Of al the real estate Of which said
deceased lied seized, and tie condition and Nalue of
the respec portions thereof; and PRAYING that Ii
csnse lie to him granted 70 sell all Of said real estate,
and appearing by said petition that there Is NOT
sufficient personal the hands of said Wenzei
SliisnOnc pay said defrs aud that IT - necessary
pay ale TO sell all If said real esicte5
therefore ordered that al persons interested in
s.id estate appear before the Judge of this Court,
Monday the 10Th day # January A. b. 1872 at 10
O'Clock A VI the Office Ct the County Judge in said
county then and there to show eause fany there be)
why license shouid lie granted 10 said Wenze Shmo-
mex sell sG real estate according to the PRAYER o<
sad petition And Il is further ordered thas copy
of this order shall be published for four successive
weeks prior 70 said day of hearing, IN the "MASIro-
voc TRIBUNE weekly newspaper printed and pub
lishei at Manitowoe in said County aud personally
srved on all persons. interested in said estate resd
ing In said County II least fourteen Gays before said
day of hearing BY the Court
". W. WALDO. County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc the 10Th day Of December A.,
D. 1871. 3.-4t VS..
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FRED. SCHROEDER. will please accept
our thanks for a nice roast of meat on
New Years day; we can assure him that
1t was enjoyed TO entire satisfaction; if
he serves all his customers with as Juicy
tender morcels as he sent to US, it is no
wonder that he has SO many friends and
customers in this community.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

NORTH CAPE HoUsE.-The new Board
ing House of n. |. Gilbert, is now again
ready for business, and its enterprising
owner is certainly deserving of general
support. We recommend friend Gilbert
and his House most cheerfully.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

SMALL PoX is reported all around US
and there is every probability that it may
soon make its appearance in our COM
munity also. To prevent its spreading,
every Individual ought 20 be vaccinated
and have the attempt repeated every
seven years, which will secure perfect
safety In every instance.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

The above accounts were allowed, ayes
g., nays 0.
Nj. Kuhl allowed $500, disallowed
$l,O0, allowed as reported, ayes 9, nays
Report of G Buei, Street Commission
er, recommending receptions of sidewalk
on Main ST. 1st and Sd ward was on mo-
ton referred to committee on 1st and Sd
ward
Report of ] Halverson, Marshal, re-
porting amount of License Money collect
ed as $1O75, 90 report ordered fled
Petition of Jones Library Association
to have $46,S7 refunded, was granted
and Clerk instructed to issue order for
that amount, ayes s, nays /, (Wallich)
A D Jones offered the following
WHEREAS, public necessity and con-
vcnience and the best interests of this
city absolutely regain the speedy con-
struction of another bridge across the
Manitowoc River and
WHEREAS, the best season for getting
out piles, tim Der and other material has
already far advanced and unless contracts
are let forthwith, the season will be past,
therefore,
Resolved, that the special committee
on new bridge be and are hereby instruct
ed and required to have plans and speci-
fications of the following named parts of
the work prepared forthwith and report
the same at the next meeting Of this
Board for adoption or rejection, viz:
,,,fo i
stone work.
Plans and specifications of protection
platforms to center pier.
Plans and specifications of abuttment
or approaches
Plans and specifications of street dock.
Resolution adopted, ayes g. nays 0.
A D Jones offered ehe following
Reso7ued, that the swing on side, that
said draw or swing shall be constructed of
wrought iron and that this Board adver-
lse for proposals for building such iron
draw bridge, the work to be completed
Oh or before the lst day of July 1872.
Was on motion laid over.
A D Jones offered the following:
Resolrecl, that the Harbor Master be in-
strncted to continue the light on the pier
until further notice.
A Walich offered the following:
P Rcsozved, that the City Treasurer be
aud the same is hereby instructed to alb
stain until further orders, from the col
lection of all street taxes, for improve
ment of streets as are now under contract
and have not been accepted by this
Board. Adopted, ayes 5. Wallich, Mar
tens, Hanson, Kuhl, Kappes, nays 4, Au
berg, Jones, Barnes, Kostomlatsky.
] w Barnes offered the following
ResolUed, that committee of three be
appointed by the Mayor to ascertain the
amount of damage done to scows, while
they were in hands of Messrs Wiudiate
& Richards, also to ascertain the fights
of the city in regard to the sunken YES
sci now lying in the mouth of the Har-
Dor and report at the next meeting Of
this Board
Resolution adopted, and Mayor ap-
pointed Messrs Barnes, Martens and
Jones.
On motion Council adjourned until Jan.
Sd, 1872, at I P. NJ.
JOS RANKIN, CLERK.
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We learn that the Ladies Of The 81.
James church have made arrangements
to occupy the Hall Of the Sloyanska Lipa
for the purpose of giving public enter
tainment for the benefit of the Episcopal
church of this city. From the ability of
the managers and the large means under
their control, we predict the fullest sue
cess to their praiseworthy undertaking.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

THE scow Ella Doak loaded with sup
plies, from Racine, for Clay Banks, came
into our port last week in blow and was
found badly leaking, so that she had to
be unloaded. The leak was soon found
and stopped and she is now ready to go
again as soon as the weather will per.
nit.
/ The schr. Haze is ready to leave for
Milwaukee, loaded with cord wood.
The scow Home left yesterday morn
ing for Manistee.
/. The three-and-afte Toledo is also lay
ing here with supplies for Ahnepee and
will leave with the first fair wind.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

WATCH night services were held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, aud were
well attended
The week of Prayer will also be OBJ
served in the same church, to commence
next Sabbath, and meeting every even
ing during the week. All that can, are
invited to attend.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

Rev. Mr.. SEuBERT, from Maple Grove,
gave us a ve~y pleasant call last Tuesday,
The Rev. gentleman is a German by
birth, but a true American In word and
action; he has done more good in his
church since he came there, than all his
predecessors taken together We can
only congratulate the people of bis large
congregation to having such an able
truly Catholic minister and our communi-
ty to such high-miaded, finely educated
fellow citizen.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

THE festivities during the holidays
have Been well atsended, and greatly en-
joyed by our pleasure-seeking young
folks. The several balls at the Turner
Hall were crowded to OVERLOOKING, and
the different societies for whose benefit
they were held are we'll pleased with the
result.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

TIE Donation at the NJ f. church last
night was quite success in spite of the
short notice The room was crowded,
the company present enjoyed them
selves physically and mentally and the
receipts of the evening were quite salts
factory. $1,000.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

Hon. T. Q. HoWE.--There is nothing
like good true friends in the world. The
Congressional Globe was most gratefully
received on Christmas from our noble
Senator, whose name graces the head of
these lines.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-04

FIRE MEETING.-The regular meeting
of Badger Engine Company will be, held
at their Engine House on Thursday even
ing, Jan. 4th, 1872, at I o'clock. A full
attendance Is requested, election of Off
GERS and other business of Importance
VIII come before the meeting.
BY order of the Foreman.
O. EVEN, Sec'y.