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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28
WINTER
MILLINERY.
IN PROBATE. MANITOWOC COUNTY

IN PROBATE. MANITOWOC COUNTY
Court. In the Matter Of the Estate of
Geo. ". Whitney, Deceased. On ordering
and flag the petition Of Samuel Whitney
Administrator Of said estate setting forth the
amount Of personal estate that has come to
his hands and the disposition thereof-the
aH.ount OF debts outstanding against said
deceased, and description OF all the real
estlte Of which said deceased died seized
and the condition and value of the rcspec-
tive portions thereof; and praying that IL
cense be to him granted TO sell the NJ Of the
81 of the sc | Of section no. twenty one t2l }
township no. seventeen ~ north of range
no twenty one ~ east in said county. AMI
il appearing by said petition, tina. there i
not Sufs, cient personal estate in the hands Of
said AGninistra,or 10 pay said debts, and
that il i necessary in order to pay the
sane. to sell a'l of said raa. estate, it is
therefore ordered that all pefsoEs interested
in said rst,tc appear before the Judge Of
iii. Court, GA Monday the 2.rd day Of De-
cca,Ger : d. 1872, at 10 O'Clock a. N. at
the Office Of the county Judge ia the City Of
MauiioEor in sill county. then and there tn
show cause If any there bel why license
should not be granted to sail Samuel Whit
uev t. sell said real estate according 20 the
prayer of s.:iI petition.
And il is farther ordered. that a copy Cf
this ericr shall be published for four sue
cesSlvc weeks prior to sail day Of hear;s Z
in the Nanitowoc Pilot a Weekly NevsEa-
per printed spd published al Manitow"e II
said county, and personally scrfed on all
persons interested in said estate. residing in
said County. at least iDu.teeg days iefoI e
said day Of hearing By the Court.
Dated AT Naratowoc the 27th ~ af No
ver.ber 4 l. 1872. V " WALDO,
l4-lS-iv County JudS-.
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Jones Library Eutert lInmeEt.

The Entertainment for the benefit of the
Jones Library Association, at Turner
Hall, on Friday evening last, was well
patronized and successful, MT only fnan-
cial but socially. The supper was pro-
nounced by all to be one of the ladies
best efforts in that direction.
The concert, under the able leadership
Of Professor Boiling, proved entirely salts
factory, the Sangerbunl Society playing
several overtures in very finished manner.
The Re.itative and Chorus from the
Orat rio Creation" by Hay len, was
particul:. rly well executed, displaying
thorough drill, and harmonious balance
Of the different part in the chorus.
The Solo for Soprano "Cayatina from
the Opera, Robert lie Diable, was sung BY
Mrs. Bieling, whose very fine voice and
excellent training shor ed TO good advan-
tnce IN her somewhat difficult piece.
The Solo Soprano "Wann kchrst Du
Mir Wied.r" BY c. Keller, executed by
Mrs. Smith, was rendered with so much
exr ression and pathos as to cause regret
that we could not undcrstar the senti-
mcnt Of the song.
The solos for soprano Oh Ye Tears"
by Miss Wilcox, and that general favorite,
" Cathlefn Mavournecn," by Miss Sihrce,
we're finely sung and very much admired.
Miss Wilcox deserves special mention from
the fact that she expected to sing in duet,
and the change in the programme was not
announced until ) clock Of the same at
tcrnoon.
In short the singing was so finely rem
dered that there is little chance fer SPECIAL
comment, except to individual tastes.
The instrumental pieces were fnuItlcssly
1ccn ed without jar or discord, with the
single exception Of the last orcrture, where
a slightjar occurred, by Deacon Borcherlt'-
spcc.aclcs getting cShsw on his nose, (all
those acquainted with his habits will know
WHY
The Deacon has pardonabc hallucia
ton that he can play the fiddle, and hi.
German friends arc sufficiently good IA
tnrcd to let him cherish the coveted deiu-
sion,yct aly one can 50, that it wears upon
them, for when il comes to the very tasi
time, the old man Lacks til" ncce ssary
>rrightliuess. The beacon ha, mistaken
his calling, he sholll have joined the eli
cago Comedy Company.
After the concert the floor was crowded
with dancers until late hour, and We hear,
on all sides. that, a. u whole. it gave gen
oral satisfaction.
The receipts are not exactly known
yet, bat viii apprnxlmatc FROM $40 to $50
clear Of expenses.
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MARINE INrELIIGENCE.
Port Of n aHitDT &c.

sRaIvRD-Nov %
Scar Franklin. Milwaukee,.
Bars \ L Nichols, Is ftlo, $50 tons railroad
ir0n
.;chr Luu,. Milwaukee, SUMS
schr Magic, Cisy Banks $50 III shingles
Schr Il lrihrldi, Racine. 100 brls apples
Schr Sea IN; Chicago, 1000 bu corn
Nov -
Stur. Sheboygln, Chicago, sunis
Nov -.
5chr Emmr. Michigan city. G2U railroad
tie
Nov 81.
Schr Mariner. Milwaukee, 900 bu corn.
200 bu oars
Schr Mteic, Two Rivers, - III Ia zsbcr. 40 Ii
lath
CLE,KsD-Noy. -.
Sc!r E-pin Iol,, Milwaukee. $500 bu wheat,
eds wool
Schr Industry. Milwaukee, , 1909 slaves
NV. -
Schr Magic, Tw" Rivers
Schr GIrib. hi. Racin" H. els wood
S,hr Set G-m. h-wau"Re
NJ. II.
Stml Sd LCy-.n chic 90, su"is
Nov -
schr Emma, clay Banks
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY completes
It's Tenth Volume with the Deem. or num-
Der. and it i. doing Mr.. Peters bat simple
iuoticc to STATE that his excellent magazine
is improving with age. 1t was good years
ago, when it first made its appearance, and
it has been steadily improving until the
present time, when it can only be pronounced
,yc.Jcc!, and indispensable + every lover Of
music.
The December number, price B cents,
contains three Ballads, Christina. Song,
an Anthem, a Four-hanl piece, as pllye |
at Theodore Thomas Orchestral Concerts,
aud three splendid Plan Pieces, any single
piece being worth in shect-music form more
tlian Mr.. Peter. asks for the entire lot.
Giving 20 mitch ysoiiy goo III Isle fer
such :, small sum, it i. 40 won! er that
Peters Easi u Yyntiiy has hosts Of friend.
among chr music loyingpcople. Those who
have seen it, will, OK course, renew their
subscription for tho coming ve"r: others
less fortunate, should send the lblisl.er.
i. J.. Peters. 500 Broadway. Ncw-l orll, )
and secure tie list frur numbers a. sa,ap'c
copies, or 50 for a ear sub-criIii n.
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The Dry dock (Oiupanl.

Last week this comp Iay, whose aiVer-
tiscment will hc fJlu in another column,
repaired the schr Thomas IL. Rowland
all the schooner Emma This
aveek the steam ba-go Franklin has
been in AID turned oat Of their Dock fully
repaired. Tho ba.k Nichols aal the sctr.
Mage are now waiting repairs, which will
: ion be completed after whiah we learn
ihat tie schg Fiestwing is to be put in
!rni heightened thirty feet during the win
.er, which will BE seen i pretty good
showing for our Dry Dock under its present
management of q. 5. Band \ Co. since the
10Th of Octobey asst.
From this beginning we may cnnhient-
~ expec, that our Dry Dock interest will
s-gx :: s9,os.l proportions pest season
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NTATE OF VISCOSSIN.-COtN
> " WOC-4s Probate Office
NanltOwoc. October %, A. D. 1872.
In the matter Of the proof and pro-
bate Of the last will and testament Of Abram
" Preston, deceased. WHEREAS, IL ins;ru-
ment in writing. purporting to be t. last
will and testament Of Ahram ". Preston. Re-
ceased, LAKE Gf the County a. Grafton, in t. :.
State OF New hampshire. nas bGen filed IN
this office; and whcrea, application Las been
made by Charles Hall, person interested
in said will, praying that the same be proved
and admitted IL Probate according 10 the
law. D'tris State: Therefore it is ordered
that sail application be heard before rae ia
The Probat. once in the City of Nanitowoc.
in said coBntr. on the eighteenth lay OF
November. A d. 1872, st ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day. And it is further or
ierei. that notice shall be given to ali per-
sons inter e.tei in SAID will. o. the time and
place Of said hearing. by publication in tire
Nanitowec Pilot. s newspaper printed in
said csuIty for three successive weeks, once
each week. prior to the time Of such hearing
By the Court, ". W. WALDO.
l4is-3w County Judge.
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Take Notice.

More than half the fires throI h,>it toe
vi ole land are directly traccahe to defec-
tive chmncys. How the Boston fire
commenced il more than We can tell uat,.
they gct through Investigating the matter.
But tins sc do know that all c.'ut!uI>
people should have their chimncys cleane!
i,ist ~ The culI weather SITS ii, whica
viii preclude the necessity Of Turning oat
some cold day or night to put out fire
capght from burning chimncys. We
world recommend, however, that people
employ Mcs>rs. Peter llolscn aai E'Hai
Sniffn to c,ean their cAimncys before any
-uch necessity arises, they viii d' 4 600
job or ask no pay AMI it is almost as g1ot
= prccauti0n a. an insurance policy.
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.trr.ral AMI Deoar'art II NailI.

trr.ral AMI Deoarittrt II Naili.
pativ-Grr,h south Set. south. sou'h-Ne7'.
Io-1.. Va ltn-nn Di'lv At = O'Clock :. IT. aus
vssst = -uo,gsn IN tirT- Tor tie carr to FOND
r Lar 1E,ror tines wCet: Norcav- W-0ntf5-f.
go FrtIs, ~ tie W, - \c~rn0b7rZ. Heerne.
Ta->rfs nav,-d. Grow 20 -hebnN,an: and
tire. Tx Is. ~e,L- Tn~.'av T. ur-l.v. and sat
ur1ay-ay w 81 NOrln.im. ihs-. CsnsreSiie
rc--r tn Nh-bnvga0.
From g.pt,o~oc TO Two Rivers. ol-'lv.' Al =
o'clo-t 2 r. and sr-iv-. at Hanito"oc At 0 clock
,
Tri-weeEIv-Tn Chiffon Le,ve' hani'N-
voc --.ry ire-i,-. Tnurs'-y. sad saturday, ard
srri-e- 81 C'f ton 4IG 0 ~.
Arrivt. :. ysr'to~or ever Monfav, welnes-
ia, rn4 rri'., 81 2 . n.
Tri-ErccSIy--o G-r's b.. TT"
Etysr.-T.,~.s ~ -nrtr-oc -T-ry II Law W 2
ra.is ana Fri'av ats , m. an arrives At Green
Esr ity .. g ~ n
trIiv-. 81 N,nitovoc crsrT Tue,da-. Thur
t.ry MI ~-tr---v At ".
.rus-weekIy-Tn K'ws""---vis I 20
R{-er.-is,-s- V-as'n-nr. HOnagy. H"i Ihnr--
fry ~ p NJ, ant -'r're- 1t nau'toT"c every
Tu~. l4v ard = i,sg st tam.
Tsetl!y-"rrm N.ni' n-"e II Ncn-sla-
!.,v.s Nrrito~r"c sve-T FRI law At N, aud ar
rive. ~ n IN m ruud-v
The -7erial Pr Gr~-s ~ fr-noi7 cre"k. PraT.
And Ru-erc-s"s. Set their rHl eve Sa.1r i"'
fn-Hnunn.
Pot one o,en ror !.l,-r,u- letters from a r,
~ Ia.
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lk PROBATE-M COUNTY
L Court. In the matter of the guardian
ship Of the minor heir If Theodore Schultz
DECEASED On reading and fling the petit
ton of Dominicus Schneider, guardian of
said minors, representing among other
thing. that his said wards are seized Of ceT-
tain real estate in said county and that il *
necessary that the same should be soil. and
praying for license 10 sell tEe same: and il
appearing to the Ct4.s'. from said petition
that il is necessary for the said guar iia1 "a
sell said real estate it is ordered and direct
ed that The nsxt Of kin to said wards, ami all
persons interested in sail estate. appear be-
Jore Inc, on Monday, the 10Th day Of Dccem-
Der. A. d. 1872 at ten o clio ! a III. ut tie
Probate Office in said County. then and there
TO show cause ( if any there be- Why license
should not be granted for the sal q said
real estate according to the prayer of said
petition.
And it is further ordered that copy Of
thi. order shall be published for four sue
eessive weeks prior to SAID lay of hearing
in the Mauitowoc PILOT, a weekly news
paper printed al Santowoc in said County
Dated at Mantowoc, the lth day Of No
yemhcr A. ID. 1872 W W WALDO.
l4-I6-4~ County Judge
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l. the active pursuit Of pleasure or in,
tie iucstm BILE blessing OF health is toe
often forgotten, until disease is firmly seated
and the fac. only realized by great bodily
and mental suffering. The Liver is the
vulnerable point IN most per-ons, and the
dis arrangement 0: the organ involves almost
tho whole SYSTEM; hence the reason why
under Liver disease there is enumerated
such q number Of Affections, and we claim
the simmons Liver Regulator 10 Be a
remedy for them all,
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Questions by an Ab,eut-NiDIcd Nan.

An absent-m.n lei man propouals the
following conundrums:
Did voa ever write a letter to deal re-
latior, and only fnl -olr mistake out when
you wanted the address,?
Did you ever stan fa7 three q aartars Of
70 kGur before thc glass won lerin, where
on earth you had seen that face befercG
Dill you ever - on sn,ln, a verso az 4
hymn after the elngpos cation haI finished
some timer
Did You ever light cigar with ten
pound note, and then stick the Ii,h:e j enl
in your mouth?
Did you ever meet your father in the
street, AMI won Ter for iifteen minutes who
that rum looking old buffer was?
DID you ever ruu nhout until the Pe-Spir-
alton trickled frora your two brows, laakin:
for your pen and spostacles, one of vhicl
was behind your car and tho ether on you
forehead?
Did you ever take up any bcay else.
change for your own?
Did you ever hang yourself over til,
back of a chair in place of your top coat?
Did you ever pay ycGF :ailer in 90 a.:
sent EeQi?
And did yoa ever sprinkle ysgF stT.s
b"rrias with salt, pocket the sil-aF forks
drink asst Ct ycgE fn.er-giass, CT ssratet
somebody alsa's Lack for your qv,!
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eGEHrS MATTED F0i
Prof. E0N.Ip> GiliF WORK

Ga laanao"1 W.. IS re-, al trea, mutual iutr'
rtlatious lore. II ts.e.S, osCr. ct.
send foI gc,ip"g pIg'S and Clrcr'Nrs vtt
r'rGs. Address. "a Il Nal PUBLISHING C
I i..go. L., Gl:,.ir'a; u %, or, 81 Lc1's, II.
te4-
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Fatally Poisoned BY - BJsc.HHi
f-E-sax

4 man by the nap,. 4 ;s.s;Ser, WHO
rc.racS sear Qlarryssti-, - ,his county,
owned cospis Of horses 1a sas the
distcm1er. In cleaning out the hangers, Tie
other day, the virus came ia eostaot with
h~sh-~ouad ca his hand. In short time
his hand and arm became 50 terribly
iuhamcd and swollen tia, they h,d to te
ampatated. Soda astsf the aInpu;ation he
died. Persons owning horses cannot exer-
else tao much prudence in this respect, ms
the matter ;rpl this iistcmpr is rank poi
son TO the human system.-Eroni Tie i.oalout
Fs.t,a0s Acr Is.
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ARRIVALS
At tie principal Hotels, FIR tie ,ssek end
,ay Nor. p.
williams Olirc.


Nathan Winters, Gibson; Seth Sumner
Briiiion; J 4 B.mi-, Two Rivers; y J
Boner, Chicago; f. Green, Chiffon; l.
Smith, B-iIlioa; Henry Smith, New York !;
S Ssmnelson, Liberty; d Lit lefed.
Sheboygan. IL Hubbard, Rapids; ]
Mil, Cen:revile; Z I Stoker, Franklin :;
Hugo Reuss, Two Creeks: Capt \ \ Mel
son, Milwaukee; David 5 Day, Mceme; j
Carey, Maeme; john kcline-, keliners :
vile; S.mIel Perry, Ahnepee; 5 } Craig,
Capt j G Platoon, Milwaukee: E-tlinseI
Chicago; Schrasar, Shebovgtn; James
Gregory, She 5oygln; Hugh Psand, Nil
waukee; D lniel Mcbride, Brillion; John
killen, A llickok, Cato: NJ jensen, Tim
Warum, Chicago; ii p johnson, X
johnson, Eaten; 5 Powell, Bri.lion; Jas
Pellet, George Painter, Clerk NJ Hammond,
Gibson: TheO Z Beanlill, Kausauna;
Charles l. lInmon l. Il .bsou: james Flyn,
Neenah: A VI Murrev, Chicag1; Rob
erts, Fonl du Lac; j D McCarty, Mil
wankee Fame Lilly, II d Merrill, Ocon-
to, Wis,
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Notice.

e. C. IIasse had the misfortune TO lose
his gold ring with a square moss agate
set, last week in this city. Also plain
silver ring. Whoever may fni the same
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same az the PuoT OTcc.
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Tho December number Of has beautiful
little magazine is on orr t&blo. Now IS
the time TO scni in subscriptions fer the
new year, We nctiee that every one who
send a club viii receive rs a premium =
copy Of - The Christian Gfacc',' a large
and cxquisitcly beautiful steel engraving.
Subscription price Sl-25. ) copies, So.
10 copies, SO, and an extra copy to gettcr
up of club. Address, 7. 5. Arthur 4 Son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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TAKEN UP.

Game to the premises Of she subscriber.
in the towp Of hock'and. Sec. SO. on Il e
27th II October. bay stallion. about years
old: hind legs marked with white. The own
or will please cor,e forward. prove properly,
pay charges and take him away.
TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.
Roel.apd, Nov. !, 1872. l!-l1-3s
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DUTY OFF TEAS.

A GREAT OFFER! 4GasG Il r1 WI:
srd rams. Of SIX Gr> '-cl.ss uaScrs, inc ting
Na.r r.. .: v@r. low rrces 'rr cHsii. par. sn
dnc b. accG III small month, rs'll3nc lts. New
1-Hc'NVe 0rst clIs7 Piano., tasdc"n II u-overalts,
.or S-1i c"s.,. Now rcads CaucIrto paricg.t =.
eal tie most be mt nj sIyi. IN perfec, tone ever
= oie- Illus rated CstJo rU-s 'IuFetl. She W.
&C and fus ftrchlnurc II L.
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The publishers Of this flvori;e ma ,azine
close the present year with a number Of
rare excellence. 1t contains the opening
chapters of a new serial by f. Iward Gar
rett, entitled - Crooked Places; A Story of
Struggles and Hopes" A ''new depart
ure" for the coming year is annuuncci.
The lIoHE' is to take higher rank
among American periodicals. 1t is to be
enlarged and illustrated. Ever subscriber
will receive, beside. the magazine, "a copy
Of Urge steel engraving entitled =" The
Christian Gruces,' suid to be the rarest
and most beautiful picture in the line Of
Christian art that has appeared for a long
time. Miss pipsissiway Ps:ts, whose
d" Other People. Windows have been
so large en- attraction in the Home
-Ha9aziac for the past two years, will com
mence a new series Of papers with the
opening year. I. S. Arthur, Miss Viz
GINA F. Townsend, Rosetta Rice, and 9th
er favorite writers will give their best eff
forts to the magazine, which promises to
be one Of the most attractive III the coun-
try. Published BIZ 7. $. Arthur J. Son,
Philadelphia. Price $3.50 a year,
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sna.:a; Meeting "E s..c Comfy Board
nj Gnn.,r EISOrS.

Fyocee,linys coottna"d .tron' last reel,
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 80 2 N.
Board met pursuant t" aij,lrnmnnt.
Egi! called; quorum present.
. Ijs-nt-AatoI StoII, II. T. Hubbard,
4. T. d mjxe, f.. Conway, an Il. Bird
sail
/ Ga motion of y. !. Gilbert, Mr. Dlm,c-
vas appointed Chairman pr" tenn.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and
approved.
The following proposition Of Miles Ne.
Iahnn was read:
To lie Cowpty Clr.-k Of Hm.ip.coa
CoupfY:
Ia answer to IN adyGrtIspm"at contained
in the Mani;owoc PILoT Of Nov. !, lSi2,
a,kjr. FOR proposals - for the proper care,
l. cd, clothing, AMI mcdical attendancc Of
. the insane Of said county | propose to
90 as required 10y said advertisement Tor
the sum f four dollars and seventy five
cents (S+75} pc: week for "a&h insane
pei son. Mus HcM ,u">.
! On motion Of /. j. Smclsv, Board al
, iournel till 1 p. m.
1 T.. N.-Bolr,! met pursuant l. adjourn
mont. Roll called: all tie members pres
emit
The following communication from g.
Even was read by the Clerk:
. r. the Honorable Chairman. aitd Board o,
+ Supervisors ct -HonHoroc County:
The county has presented clam in
bankruptcy, against +. =. Fuesscnick, to
the amount of between $4,000 AMI $lu,
600, taking the report of the investigating
committee as correct. Later Developments
have shown that the report Is erroneous.
! The present Clerk, Mr.. G.. W. Burnct, dis
covered in several packages e tax certiti-
Gates, which were filed away as paid and
cancelled, certificates not marked aid on
Sales Books, to the amount of about nine
hundred dollars, | now, therefore, ask
your honorable body to appoint commit
tee to investigate the matter, AMI, upon
hleir report, reduce the claims of the
county to the amount Of such report, your
petitioner being one Of the creditors OF
said L. p. FuesScnich.
Yours respectfully.
q. EVEN.
On motion of f. J. Smallev, prayer Of
petition was granted, and the Chair APP
pointed Messrs. Schmitz, BiIisali, and
Touhey said committee.
On motion of G. Daimler, the BGari pro
ceedcd to select grand and petit Jurors for
the ensuing wear. The liz. of jurors so
selected by the Board we;e read by the
Clerk, and, on motion, the ayes and noes
being called for was unanimously adopted.
The following resolution was presented
by Z. Conway:
Rcsolrsd, That al claims against the
County gust he presented on or 5cfsrc
Monday, che 18th inst ut . p. IN.
Adopted.
Qq -44ttq.p, Board adjoarnei till satur-
Gay. ssSs I7ts inst. at a. M.
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ARRIVAL AND prr.srus. ~ GOODRICH
SHADES.

~rs I'D. ~ eel steamer. Aa7i.o,nc and She
tovran ~ isaye every m.-uiTy, t-urdaF- *
r-r-x .. - o'-iact >atgri-ss boat caves II .
:. Going ,rth. '.tnrdzY's host goes thrcnSL
10 Two Cre-r- E--auHss aud Ah0roe-
r u---r1ni- s'Hl-r-r. or"ntn. - Jo.spE'
ar Tru--dsl vii arriv. and depart rom -hah'-
& fOi'0~..
Cong Sourr-I.s.v"s .ysry Mop iaT, "'hne-aa'>
hr' saturday It sheu' n. n.
GoiHx Scrf.-Ie@v-s -v-fy u--d:i. ihufs iif
End S=Iu- oar. = a5ou = ~ -.
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ihr rruZsar,,.e If cXrrcis's for the
Tcacl.ct' A~.n.."tiVu, at It's next mcc'!rg.
Is ~ foil, IS:
l. Singing
=. pcclamltiun. 10y Mr. N'Liicr,
; Discussion Of plus nud rlinus signs in
Algebra, 10y Ni,baln.
/. Drill in prrman,h,r, hy Faville; if
he be not present, T /. CIary.
;. Primary in Arithmetic a. taught by
Miss nconnor. tIt Is suggested she have
!ar class rrc>cnt.)
!, Srlrc, reading, by Miss Guylcs
:. priii /" rules of .rcIling, Stew art.
s. Drill in rnr>i,s-s election III, page
370-j hian Fourth Reader.
Q. Discussions General Exercises in
School, by Miss Hamilton.
Association viii meet Saturday, Deem
or 9TH, a, the Second Ward school-housc,
II q:3J H. m.
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,.fesssis IT,. ~ s,4a7r iurTsne gray, and
,,s...es sair :. n. .sf.rZ2l color.
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TAKEN UP.
OFFICIAL.
SH.EIFrS OitSF.

HhaEitf vi ,.
h,s.TuuuC. NOV Il 1872 I
The undersigned, Sheriff of Mauitowoc
County. having been o.f.ajtily Ii0titirl Ihat At
the general election nr,t in tia county f
Manitusor State of Wisconsin,. cn tn 9Th
dav OF November. 4 II lo12 !0r the Office
Of County Treasurer t. supply tbs place at
Quegin Even. whose present term q "ihr"
viii expire on The 3I.t ilv If r"cembrr. 4
II. lS.2. there wss no choice, the tws c!'Idi
dlles having Foc-lvei tnc same nunhCr =
vct-s respectively, now. therefor" ~ virtue
Il the power in nc vested aHt the statues iii
snch eases msde and provided, l. Albert
Wit;cnhrrg. Sheriff Of sand county OF Nam
towoe, do hereby order that Il special Gee
ticn be he'll in each Of the several towns.
wards. and election precincts in the county
Of Manitovoc State Of Wisconsin. on Monday
the OH ninth day Of December. \. u. 1872.
for the purpose OF clcctirg rouaty Trcas
urcr to serve two years from the first MnudlN
in January A d. 1878, in place Of uuerin
Even. whose term Of Office will expire on
the 3lst day of December. \. II. 1872.
A. WITTENBERU, Sheriff.
G.. W BURSKT. County Clerk.
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VI Layr'ls VII! prclr'1. S,sy.ces begin
r. I! 8. r. Al ~" invited,
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was still in session last night We learn
they hoped to close their labors sometime
Lcring the night, as they prefer to 50
iamc AMI spend Ths nts5iving. fif-
teen days are hardly sufficient
10 work up all the business that comes be
fsrc them for dclibesaton. We incline to
she belief that they have done their work
sell as far aS we have heard We shall
finish publishing their proceeding as sooa
as we can ~ the record af,e. their al
ia.Irnuclgt