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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

REVISION OF THE [. 5. SIATUrE.-The
Commissioner TO revise the [. {. Statutes,
Nh Benz Vaughan Abbott, l. making
an effort to complete the printing of the
work, in season TO admit Of its being con-
sidered at the opening of the next session Of
Congress. The various pamphlets thus far
issued by the Commissioner, comprise rough
draft Of the existing law with suggested
changes, which are circulated to obtain crit
:cisms and information after receiving
which the draft will be received by the board
IN the light of al suggestions made, and re-
printed to be submitted to Congress. Cop
les of the various pamphlets viii be cheer
fully sent to any one interested to examine
any portion ofthe Revision, on application
TO Commissioner Abbott, at Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

The ladies having charge of Mount Yer
non. the former home of Washington, have
been LAYING of carriage roads. planting
rree~. and making some changes in the man
sion itself They also propose rebuilding
the tomb, reiurHishing Lafayette room.
and introducing various innovations. This
is ali wrong Everything should be Sept
a. nearly As possible as it appeared in Wash
in-ton time Mount Vernon should not
be made a pleasure park for tourists. hut
should be preserved for it, sacred memories
Preservation Is what is needed, and not dec
nrnfinn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

The Aurora Borealist Of the New York
Herald. having launched 81 mankind the
idea that the aurora l. the reflection of the
sun on the vast held- Of ice in the vicinity
of the North Pole. the scientist Of ihe
Providence journal. matche- him with the
suggestion thar auroras are the direct re
suli of the reflection from vast quantities Of
dead mackerel piled along the southern
shore Of BafHn- Bay. and probably extend
IN a. far down a. the coast of Labrador
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

The Governor & Ceorgl b aiming 'he
militia under the late state law The act
pro7iia- that IN arming the militia prefer
encc shall De given = the regiment which
constituted the militia of Georgia IN Jan
unry. 1861 A>all these regiments served
III the rebc, army. the act Of the Governor
amount, 70 arming O. disloyal force. His
ostensibie object Is 10 prevent outbreaks At
the coming election but his real object j. o.
overawo the col1re1 aud loyal voters Of the
state into voting the democratic ticket
The difficulty iu regard % the hazing of
the ealorei cadet S; the Annapolis naval
academy ha- led t. the resignation Of SIX
cadets VINO resigned 10 avoid another way Of
departure Their designations have been ac-
eepted. Il isa curious illustration Of the
iufa,uation that this -enseles- cruelty has
for some boys. that Of these SIX, three we're
expelled f-r tine same ofen-e in $50. bu,
succeeding III rr-enteriug the academy az
latter neriad
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

The Indictment against Mayor Oake, Hal.
comprises nearly eighty counts, aad make
q printed book Of many hundred page II
j. based upon tho looseues- with which
Mayor Hail. as an e1-ofhci0 member nt the
board OF audit. performed his dutie- Bills
for S6.0o0.oo0 from p To- = per cent
fraudulent. passed under the hand Of May1r
Hail. and were freely signed by BIN without
examination sr challenge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

A letter from - Johns say that the
potato crop Of Newfoundland 90 O. great ez-
tent is destroyed hy blight. and that the cod
fishery viii certainly not b. more than two
thirds a- productive e. thar Of last vear.
MrRDEg-A rockies character named
Jerome Coyey, Of sandgate. while drunk
kicked has moiher-in-lsw. last week Friday
s. furiou-ly that she died of the iuiurie- O
short time after We hayenot heard whe-h-
O. Cove, was arrested 0r noi.
Having gained thirteen Congre~-mrn in sAe
elections for the Forty-Thiri Cougre-- th--
lar held. the Republican Party can endorse
Mr. Greeley sentiment that ed ell questions
of pubH. policy shoa.d be- rafrrrel o. ths
people through Congre--
Ma, surpassed himself ia ths m-l Hr-
p-'f The head joy the new .erie- of
the T-issae dear at any price. j. eap-
tal and Greeley on the home stretch is ir-
r--is;iHe Iris a pity that GRAFT Brown
was l.-.. bli au honest little hay is bring
iu. him g. ,he funeral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

The grand Transformation scene which
closes the long bright summer is now IN it's
glory The woods have put on their robe
of gold and scarlet and the mountains are
clad a- never king were in al their glory
II is nature fall. dre@s occasion. her
gala day bef,rr the long dream 'viuier
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01
F0r Prc-ideutIaI LI6-I. ~ 1anlIllIc-
were named and the vote stood a- follows

And Aiansln Alien Of FairlaVca having
received majority q al, the yore- c.z. was
declared the candidate fir pre-ideutia.
Hector.
The committee. ilr tLat purp reported
and the convention appointed che following
district c0mmittee TO- the ensuing t~o
years L0veiand Mun-1u If Manchester,
Henry \ Solac- Of Bridport ! Il Halle
ton Of Rutianl JAS s Peck lf Montpelier
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

We respectfully suggest to the Legisla-
ture the expediency of repeating the statute
under which the printing of the Session
Laws, Journals and Reports of State officers,
has been supposed to be given out We re-
fer to the act of 1867, which reads as fol-
lows:
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En- Ordinance
To all in the Construction of the Milwaukee
Nunitowoc x Green Bay kailrU4i.

To all in the Construction OF the Milwaukee,
Nnuitowor K Green Blr Railroad
" Ll.iA9. ~ fSeiieht "hH . - :, ~. ~ ''o
1.waok@f, A"fit?"oc 8 Grten ~ EttioH
! ih'i's NV S'I'ieI' u'iuSl ~. =,
~, ~ s|,l I'm a, ~ -. - ne 49, 80, . ~,
ti'A o. MHhi o"'c, - VIC TIC ~ a "a
sal. "i'""GN1t Nianit3.p. an n.F9h 10y Ita,
= Its ",e'l ."'.,.'" '..e 80 > ~
-'dii'o"o. al" nav eo.ii't' - IL, " ~ -
Si,lDi' - 'h w, 9',. ~ So ,o'
! seven Gunured ara hIt' shares o. =" CAPITA
stock OF said raj al company To "a tie roDstECc-
TN t. ereuf W III sala certificate and IT lo-il!uA
l. duIh with the CIerH OF a t CT. OF j.&u-tu-
I whereas. by tn p oVi-loas OF the !aN N
such Gas, maze and PROVIDED. on suO,arsstau 0:
sGcI cert :vate aud proposition. tur Common
Council l. authorized ami EN- oWerGd to negotiate
ANA arr"n tie teims ana conailcns uloa y hicn
/ { suB-cr pton q AID ask. Il .oI shall era. /
ed. 20 enter into al II, p.r cen races vita s.ii
coI5a:y in relation 10 the SANE. aud - aIppt
81 ordinances md regulations psljain.r.s t..ert
10 - i.- ut exponent ana pr pet -. sistrI-t
NH i"" provided the question q IRA" M sue
aii lie suuH itted TO woe OF the eiect'ra Il jas
{ II, anJ d. them approved.
An! aECie :. Ii Is the opinion OF the Common
Cou Ct. of ~ cty o. Man Itowoc tot The eoE-'Iu"-
ticn lsIlro4a bct"ee t. cites OF stlN tU~re
and MinltoN C, wing direct COMMUNICATION ne
- tdeh I'll ana oE"af" h"tt.tsi' e"
h'hit VICE. WIN -Fed'" 'IFaHCs e IhL1iSS-9 %
ihr citt OF h-t'Fo.' ana 10 NSoUI u ..'ii7'. ~.
uCn O. 'he same Win re ha"iG 'iir' u j
deemed proper aus e2uedlent 10 90 ~ III tie
Iro1Osluon &rd request OF saIG Tairo d Z M ~,
ait anu IN lis constcuc lon a. b. laN 8utloiZ-', 10
lie u,u requested, Q VT: tue sum oi srveuJ--
five thousand. d0ilals reasonable UNDER c.rtvGi-
II Etes. Ju IcIGuSly e2peH. e. tOS ri {. com
+ ielCH read. AN iurtlerlHCe % tae H.
iere>ls Q. said CIV.
AND rerusS. There are no means now ~rovIie
in tie haHa~ D. SAID clty uCt o. WriCl . Li4a,s
sucH subscription and aid leEelure.
! re Aalor ana % mon 60 nci oi the city OF
unto o; 10 oFdin as ioio3s:
, ct!On l. Ihe prOP"sitiGn - the M 3tLNee.
Manic q aHu Green bLs h.lfo q Co'l n =. AL
.-tulS al! con l.ions u on y "lcL ali = % DC
rn"'s" am" - ,'vf'9''ol =" ny < .t"' -, ~
81 C'i D4"' L,dae Nv 'As GIG .''' II ~ - ''
ul"ip eet i"Et' III '.ie 't'-o.'- ~ o. -
her'cS as y 81 aiI = e - o4 uS GU ~ V"
sc: If'NlGvd. tnat sore Sust a't So "
in % - 'to,s' tO' - Vi - - vi
. '"il'= '''- S''i-S alii - - - - . 'o,
49, " ~a',t -! - - ~ =,
- eL-s ~ p ~. - - - - -
~ :" -t"l'' "a. ''' :. -. .,'t~
:" "a stoVr, = - - Vi ...''"o -
d. L"l seven '4',leu "a -, 80 (, '-i'=
- ~ '5''d-'''..' 10 = - - -
" y, : '.ru .,.'l.'''to-4s "Io. 80 = -. -
my" !" '"'e . t'e tIt,.oi "a &c Si' %
= i 80. N'S0,oi - u - 81
IT., - 7 - = ~, - :, -, -. -
.'r.,Is -, - /, Tn"a
So 3 ! tirs al So eI,,riIr sill he #ryor Ia.
ths ON ~ saiT r;rv ,nr nj ON M of.se
o.. rn,p,p ,,u,,5. -. ti,r l,-ril rl,. -ln, "a e
y. , ,!"n oouiis',, $3.50 =, ~ 80 -. -
-, '''lH 2 - tp :, . - =, -
- W. / tH - 80 a. go - -, 80
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Meeting OF the Board of Aldermen.

An adjourned meeting Of the Board of
Aldermen convened at the Council Cham
Der last evening, his Honor Mayor Lulins
in the chair. The roll being called, The
following gentlemen answered TO their
names: Alderman Dunke, Schuette,
Guttman, Conway, Hanson, SmaIiey, Bean,
Kn;ckrehm, Gilbert and Prochazha.
4 proposition from the Milwaukee,
Manftowoc s Green Bay Railroad was
received, asking for a further suh>crip-
ton in aid Of the above road to the amount
Of So, 200 was received, and read By the
clerk, and Hon. Joseph Villas, President
Of the road being present, addressed the
Council at length upon the merits of the
proposition. (The proposition will be
found embodied in the election notice in
another column) We have not room for
a convincing nature Of the Importance of
the proposition, that upon the question
being put on accepting the proposition, it
resulted as follows:
4yes-Dumke, Guttman, Conway, Han
son, >malicy, Bean, knickrehm, Gilbert,
Prochazka.
Noes-Ald Schucttc, and Stable
An ordinance in reg RI to the above mat
ter was then submitted and read, which WAS
then Oh motion adopted, ayes, .; noes, ,,
as follows:
Arrs-numke, Guttman, Conway, Han
son, Sma!iey, Bean, knic1rehm, Gilbert,
Hrochazka
Aoes-All. Schuctte, and Stahle.
After the transaction Of some other
business, the Council adjourned.
The ordinance ana also the election no
tee will be found in another cou nm.
0 YES | have found it now the Man
itowoc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, oils, dye-Stuti>, etc i
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RAILROAD MEETING.

4 meeting of the citizens and
taxpayers of this City, will be
held at Turner Hall on Satur-
day att l-2 clock p. m., for the
purpose of discussing the Rail
road proposition this day sub
mitted.
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THE PILOT.
city AN COUNTY MATTERS.
CITY DJRf CT OK } :.
Post office.
4rrirat and Departure Of Mails.

4rrirGt and Departure of Idtis.
u,ttv- south, south East SOUTH Southwest
1865 y-rito voc Daily at O'Clock p. n. am
-rsyes Al Stesoygsn IN time for the cars to Fond
an &c Three times 2 week MONDAY. wednesday,
md Tr,Tay BY the way Of Nc~roHbuTc. Meme
Edvards HoUards Grove, to She boy gan. and
three urles a week rn. sdaY. Thursday. and Sat
urdar-oy yay Of NoriIeim, HIka. Censrevllle
Ro.eia TO shebnycan.
From NauItowoc to Two Rivers ldailyN at 6
O'Clock 0 N. and arrives at NanItpwoc at o'clock
voc every Tuesday, Thursday, ma SATURDAY. and
arrives al CLIFTON at g D n.
Arrives Il Manitowoc every Monday. Wednes-
dar and Friias n > Z N.
yri-Weehly-ro Green BaY-via. TAO
RIver--Leayes Manitowoc every II, n4ay. Net-
nesday and Friday at . m. and arrives at Green
Bay day 1T D n.
Arrives It Manitowoc every Tuesday, Thurs
day and @lturceE. ~ n,
Semi-w eekly-To hewauBee-Yia Two
Riyers--Leaves hangowoc, Monday. AMI Thurs
Gay & 5 rs and arrives At NanrtoWoc every
TEesiav and 7 ilsT at : u.
Seckiy-t'roan hanitowoc 10 ncnash4--
Leaves M~nItc"gc every Friday at n, anc ar
riyes a. - II SUNDAY.
The s1ecil, Post Oeices Of Francis Greek. Prac.
ana EosencraHs, yet their mail every SATURDAY
forenoon.
Post OGce opcn for delivering letters from n
u
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE IILOT.

OFFICE OF TIE PILOT. /
VI NITowOC, My is, 1872
WINTEE NHEAT-I G0al65.
SPRING do Il 50.
0ATS-26c
WAITE PEts-Good--s5c
GREEN. 90 -60c a 90.
PoFAT0F s-tGcaISc ner In.
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Mortgage Sale.

tCl virtue Of mortgage bearing date June
ID 10. \ d. 1863, titles \ Hubbard and
Nary A Hubbard his wife, Of Manitowoc
County and S:lte o. Wisconsin, conveyed TO
Lyman Emerson Of said County of Mantle.
"uc.certaiA premises described in said inien-
cbei peses p5a9rgsi or ~ ats the Of I LEY T de-
and being : tuate in said County of Mani
towoc and State of Wisconsin, to-wit: The
north west quarter OF the south west quarter.
of section No thirteen, (l3l of township No
nineteen. 49, north Of range No twenty
three (I3)east Also lot No five (5) of section
NJ fourteen. (l4) of township No. nineteen,
l9) north OF range No. twentv-three q
east, with the appurtenance thereto belong
ing. which said mortgage contained a pow
err Of sale. together with an o legation to pay
the sum Of fifty dollars as solicitors fees in
Csc Of foreclosure Of said mortgage by rea-
son of the non-performanca of any Of the
conditions therein contained. Said mortgage
was du)y recorded in the Office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds Of Manitowoc County. Wisconsin.
IN the l1ta day June, A. d 1868. at 10
q. e ocS a. m, in volume Il Of mortgages on
page 4CG. The amount due on said mortgage
at the time Of the date and first publication
Of this notice is as follows:
For principal $4,000
For interest l2017
Total amount due on note S52017
No action or proceeding has been insti-
tutel Z law.to recover the debt remaining
secured by such mortgage or any part there
of. Now. therefore notice Is hereby given.
tint said mortgage will lie forclosel BIZ "a
sale Of said mouGp@cd premises. and said
premises win be sold at public auction to the
highest bi ide" on the 9th day of June A
D 1872, At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the hrrii : Giiicc in the Court Il use hniIl-
Ing in tie city Of Manitowoc. in said County
Of Mun.toHc.
ALBERT WITTENBERG,
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County
Geo y. " ooIin. Atty.
Dated May s. I972 I3-4i-Gw.
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An Indianapolis paper says: " \ Miss
Lane, Of Chicago, IS turning she heads and
stealing the hearts Of Indianapolis by the
grace with which she oficiates at a stall at
q church fair. When young men down
there are asked where their hearts are, the
answer IS mi. lain"
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EDITORIAL NoTIcEs are 50 common that
il is almost impossible for an editor 10
express his honest opinion Of the merits of
any article without being suspected Of in
tcres,el motives TIL, fact. however. shall
not deter Us from saving what we think Of
a new addition to the Natcria Nclca to
which our attention has been recently d.
rcctel. We refer to Or. J. Walkers
California Vinegar 8ittcrs a remedy which
is making its way into more families Just
now than all the other advertised med
icjncS put together. There seems TO be no
question about the potency of its tome and
Alternative properties, while Il possesses the
iur neither alcohol nor mineral poison.
That it is specific for Indigestion, Bill
'on>neSS. Constipation, and many com
"laints Of nervous origin, we have reason to
know; ana we are assured on good author
itv that aS general invigorant, reg
ulating AMI purifying medicine, it has no
equal. IL i stated that is ingre llCnts.
obtained from the willis Of California;
are new to the medical world: ana its
extraordinary effect certainly warrant the
conclusion that it Is q compound Of agents
hitherto unknown. If popularity is any
criterion, there can be TO doubt Of the
efficiency OF TIE Vinegar Bitters. for the
sale Of the article is immense and contin-
ualy increasing. 3j-iw
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New Advertisements.
EXHIBITION,

The exhibition of the Day School of the
Sisters of It. Francis, will take place os
Tuesday. the 2Ist IF this mon h. at : O'Clock
D.. n. Entr j e IS cts CT r t IS cts
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MARINE iNiELLIGENCE.
Fort c. NsanItowcC.

AEEINED-MAY ).
Stmr. 81 eoovg.n. ~n.c 90, 81 {
MAY 3.
SER Franklin, Milwaukee,. Lols whisky, l ton
! uni
acmr. Aaritovoc. c. cn-o, sond
MAY 10.
Srmr. She5oygan. Cnic &C sEnd
Gchr Glea CU}i,r. , Nv ,tnkee sund
ccnr. Wave, iii S4dAce. 10 9b y4ISter 10 bb salt
NAY II.
ScHr Luna. Milwaukee, euld
>clr. NJ rIaer G ina.u, lizht
-. =. ClJpeiL. a'I.g;sGK-e. light
StMr. A4"Ettuw &c, ttucsgo. -IInd
NAY l3.
>tur. Sheaorgan ChIc go sunI
MAY ii.
Stmr Nan;towoC, Cuicdgo. sud
Sow Aan#pre. C4Iclto, Hg..t
Ser. A"'imer- MIt""u>ea. sand
- hspir-Cil. Milwaukee. asAt
MAY -.
>clr. Ham ali Ltty. A.I!Haukee light
: =. tISart, o. go go tons K r. IRON
sea- senator 3 90. O~"e %. $50 ions L /: ron
:, III. oHe0"y &aE ono go slnd.
CLFAEED-MAY s.
Stn.r. S.eloys-n, CuIc. %, sund
MY O.
Nelr irHAkin Milwaukee. p n slaves
sitni. hanttO"oc. C.ilc 20, >uud
NAY 10.
Strf. N}lchoHgar. Cniyaxo sand
>c.r. Glen n. e, MI4"uukee. - m slaves
7rht. "&ve, 1i.""uller. "a n wi.e4J II CTS weed
NAY II.
SER L!nH &iNcHzee - els wood
>cfr Mariner. CiIca-o. % eds wood
ser a,cls, &i@-I..rs. is n slaves
,''''F -'''''I-'''''' N'ae"-" SGnd
s.lr sLrto -.,. alsa'o. ~nna
MAY II.
sew .."n.Yer, C,lca1"., ~ c rood
cd .'.,'' ''''.' ''''Ns'' : 90 - wheat Gus
= ''''A' - Nu1N'-"A; :,''! gu "heSt
..es.. rr-np =. i.,sy. ,iil1Mlu x; 400 posts
.,. r 81 @l. ~, ' .;e1 l ll.nt
os tnc ssac:a.
hthry hrr&er' al the ship yard, has a
vessel on the stocks for Jonah richards,
when ne SAYS VII De ready fer service on
or before August next. Her dimensions
are as fnIInvr>. Ienrth II2 foot. Lrooal
If h,.am. % feet , ;nc,,os 5cntI, or h.lJ
II r..t 8 ;r,.I.es
rm,ne nr, Dec:
The schr. Industry. which went ashore
in the lay between this city and Two
Rivers last fail. has been got of' Lv the
tnr Kitty Smnl.o and +,pc1 n tho J,v
'''1"' "''''1 S''' = "'l"'' -"'''S i'iH'rS.
-, :, .t
1T >''!'' '''''i'''h ht'F' mas peeh SOFA 10
MtS r Robert and John Edwards, By Mr..
CHRISTOPHER Clark, for the sum Of -. 100.
Tho Uanoa, E.+,. -, FIRST class va.soi ord
COCA saii1r, ana we Wish many prosper
ous VOYAGES to her new commander Cap
t,,;n Hahn Edwards
r;rs, yc..c, ,s3,,o,e,, t,,o S,r,;,s
~ ~
''' S,'''' H"''s'' -'i' D"''''''' WIN Il car
:" OF l2,Goo bushels OF corn, arrived at
GoGarich, Can. on the Ilth inst. from
Cai.a,o Sbo ! Tho frs, vessel tbot hos
.I,,-, !, ~.
80 80 ''',. 80 ''-'s ''''> s''Sol
"a .ss S ...-.s",- CENSOR f1'"oNi
-,
me SCifS. senator bIooi ana onward
which we noticed IN our last issue rs hav-
ins passed Detroit bound for this port with
railroad iron for the 4 AMI r r ar
i'''' ll'', "'' : "'''"S mourning 1'N'' an"
have discharged 1t at the railroad dock.
In the sce.-EearEy Ore Esnndrca
Vessels in tsic nee at Huffaie.
spell ieieEram to the Intsr-ocean.
There is great excitement in marine cir
clcS concerning the situation at Buffalo.
Sixty to severity sail vessels ana eight or
ten rropellcr> had reached point on Lake
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List of Petit Jurors

MEMS cloth boots and summer shoes Of all
kinds at Ryders.
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PcTs Dnl..

Mr.. +. l.. Bell, one Of the firm If Cool
cnow, Kinds & Bell, 23l south fatcr.-t..
Chicago, H., WIS in town on Tuesday last
looking hale and hearty anI as gool m
tured as ever.
Hon. Henry B9tz, State Treasurer, was
in our city from Saturday to Tuesday Wis
iting his friends. 1t Is supposed by some
that his presence among rs was supcria-
duced by desire 10 encourage wcak-kncei
Republicans to holl, out for Grant.
Hiram c. Smith arrived by St amer
Sheboygan yesterday morning on visit TO
his parents, friends AID scenes Of his early
childhood fos a week or ten DAYS. Hiram
is always sure of warm welcome in this
city.
Mayor Wn. Elwell and H. G. H. Reed.
of Sheboygan, were in town this week.
Senator baldwin, Dr. Z;elIey AMI pr
Lscount of Chiffon, were in the city Tues
day and Wednesday.
Chas. Cain and Mr.. Soulerin Of Milwau.
kec, are IN town.
Mr.. Edward p Walsh. with the celc.
bratei John Alison Of Milwaukee, I'M
,porters Of wines and braniies, also agents
for Montreal malt Ed. has not been in
our city for some time, and those who are
want of goods in his line, viii surely pur
chase of him, as they know him Of old.
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County Officers.

Sheriff A WIttsnber@.
CLERK 90 tine Court !. PiFning.
REGISTER Of Deeds. Ohm Franz.
County Clerk. G. Buruct.
County Treasurer, Q. Even.
COUNTY Judge. ". ". Waldo.
Suoi OF &C l0nis Michael kIrvan.
Charghn Board OF Supervisors, H. F Hob ri
Dist Attorney. r. h. Treat
SIsyur. UuS + m -
Clerk. JOscnh itanxin.
TreasGTer. a. NJ Richter
Pohce Justice. Don 4. saoYe.
Attorney. g. 4 Forest
Marshal, jacob HaIyerSnu
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TIST o Z I EJIEES
naming uuc4Itei or in the psf Office il this
city lor tue week ending tisv 10 1S12:
Andrews b J4ckson H-zekiah
Anderson j Johnson Geo 4
An g son Johnson J
Bacon Elise keliev Martin
Clousson jacob larson CHRISTOPHER
Clssson k.te L3n-lun
c. aries Darius Leon. I'd fr
c. Elm j 4 Low Margaret
d .T.aS
81
D5cEe!s n Z " aGth4SOu Lars
tSau hitnam AcCarty Deans
l. cdr k-oB II artin hate
teTE u d-ssn J PaGi~Ou Eta
81 az. e. RUWley FREQ
hus bye h Car Robinson Kate
E-lUr,czs IuUrutwonl III
HdNsis II VI NIiiIaus
h.selS Bertla NiLsUr FIR
JsEI>uu Sc. len
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After long dry spciI-long FOR this
season Of the year-wc were visited on
Thursday last with rain which continued
until sunday saturating the ground
thoroughly, and putting or farmers in the
hest of humors. besides imparting an I'M
petus 20 the growing cropS-such as are in
the gronni-as is a pleasure to behold.
Nature has pat on her most glorious attire,
and the air, although rather chilly in the
mornings, is bn'my and inyisorating.
NENs' ana boys leather CATERS cheap
Rylcr's
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Fred Schroeder vii! give i've dollars :
ward for evidence as 10 who scalded his
boys pet dog last week.
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N PROBATE-MANITowoC COUNTY

IN PROBATE-MANIT0W COUNTY
/ Court In the matter Of the Estate Of Jo-
seph Hlinak deceased, On reading and FL
ing tie peFition of johanna IIinak IF Gibson,
representing among ether things that Jo-
scph EIlinak, late Of Gibson in said County
en- the 80 day Of April. A L. 1871 at Gibson.
died intestate. leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this State, and tina: the said
petitioner is the widow Of said deceased, and
PRAYING that administration of said estate be
T. her granted it is orieI ed that said petit
ticu be heard before the Judge OF ,his Court.
on Monday. the 81 day of June. y. y. 1872.
al 10 O'clock a. m, At my Office in said
County. Ordered further, TINT notice there
of be given to the heirs of : id deceased, ard
to all persons interested, by publishing
copy Of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of herring, in tie Manitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper published at
Mauitcwcc County.
4l-3w ". W. WALDO, County Judge.
Dated the 7th day of May, A. b. 1872.
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An empty bottle was found in front Of a
business room. 1t had been thrown there
by young man who had lately purchaser
a bottle Of that fine perfumery at the Man
itowoc Drug Store. II