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t21Saris tiladfCatrG.

We have felt kindly toward French root.
since Friday night. Two cats got on Mr..
Welland's that evening. They were cats
thar evidently never saw & French roof be-
fore, but they were not timid. They
bumped themselves withou. moments
pause, sounded the ba.tle-cry, and wen. 10
work. For tw1 n;Gu.es there vas -ood
deal Of pulling a-olni and bowling, but /
was french roof, it was new groun /.
aud srore they were fairly aware Of it
they were Of the roof AMI going toward
the ea b a. lightning vel city, paving cut
into the air fox something to get hold of,
splitting aud CRYING and swearing and be
seeding aud s9o.ns, with their hearts tall
OF Ggouy and their mouths full of fur, all
the WAY aoHn to the ground, where they
arrived in condition 70 a:Iorie nour:sh.
ment TO Mr.. Welland's grapeyinsa. Dan
bury New.
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Tho F,fi-.,,s, =. 60, ..r...--.oa3 n tho
standing committee. Of -be Assembly:
Jo,liciarv-pa..er.on. Bartlett, Gibbs.
Bleskman. Palmer. Clark.
w.,IN. 80 T.Io,i Ia,,as
VA I.snis
Fe.eral ReIations-Bartlett, Bartsn,
ststbens Via. and Stsmner
rs,.; u,.I.u p.,.,. So
navle-Ie,s
Insz.anee, Bank. and Banking--MeM=l-
IAN, Brappsa, PARKS Wall. Rich.
S.st, .Es;~.-c.r.fs HIM. Soma,
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pg., mo. S.a,ho,s
A.s...ment and CoIlcotion of TaYes-
putpam Van scbafck Cornwall Saunders
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Roads, Bridgss ,,o Forr;as- -Do,,o
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Notice to Contractors,

Sealed proposals will be received AZ inc
o,iice If the clerk Of Joint School District No.
One, in and tor TIC City AMI Town # Mani
toT.c, until Tuesday the 7ih j. 5 # January
1873. ~ r~o O'clock ?. IN for the compile
ton Of the school builiiug il and for said
pistrict, according 20 the plans and specit-
cations # q. p. Randall, the architect. Such
completion to consist Of all the work. labor,
materials, &c. which were omitted AMI ictt
out Of he contract by and between Thomas
Win Hate, the present contractor. and the
school beard il AMI for said joint school Dis
trict OF fcr any part thereof. Said plan :
specifications, &c can be seen at any time al
the office Of the clerk o. said district from
ist day OF January. 1873, TO TIE Ia day Of
January, 1873. at o'clock p. N. 4 good
aud sufficient bond will be required ii
double the amount Of each tii. The board
reserve the right 70 reject my and al bids
JOHN LA<TRT, Clerk. =. JOHNSTON
Treasurer. u. " WALDO. Director
Dated Manitowgc December II, 1872
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WISE AEn oTHERWIsE

-HUsAy heFPing-s consists IN aaving
what W want, and in wanting what you
hav.
-FoRrUNE sometimes shows Us the way,
hut it is energy that achieves suck,
cess.
When Sidney Smith had gfavely lis
tered to tie details of a mad dogs course
through the streets of Loudon-how Ia
frightened bishop, and was at length DIS
patched with dfIicultg-the clerical wit re
marked that he should ike - hear the
dogs side Of the story
But SHANK says that courtship Is
bliSs but niatrimony is blisser.
-TUSErULL LYRE-A music teacher
who does not keep his engagements.
-Tus greatest advantage that we gain
from history is the enthusiasm that ii
begets.
--Sr.rE's evidence A-wretch that i
pardoned for being baser than his
e'mrade.
liz is s species of agreeable servitude
to be under an obligation to those we
esteem.
i SAY what | believe to-day If it
e0n'rsaOts all l SAID yesterdah.-E"'er-
soa.
A Boston gentleman who could not
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MzultO"0c, December |ith. IS1 :.
4 ENRERG

Sheriff OF Nanitawcc County.
II. G. {, " J. Turner, PlR Att'vs.
Ii-2--tt.
IN PHnEATE-M. NITOWoC rcUNTY
I Court. IN the Matter cf the Estate If
Geo ". Whitney. Deceased on ordering
AMI sling the petition Of Samuel Whitney.
Administrator OF said estate setting forth be
amount II personal estate that has come Ii
his hans and the disposition thereof-tLs
emountof dehl- Outstanding against sai
dccr.sei aud d>serirrion II an ths zeal
estate If which sail deceased died seized
and lie condition aud value Of the resPcc-
tive portions hereof aud praying that IL
ccn-c be to him granted to sell he NJ Of the
Il 81 the set 81 section no. tweUty-Duc a
township 40 se-euteen Il north Of range
no. twenty one t2lI east in said county, and
it appearing = said petition that there l.
not sufficient pcrs mai estate in the hands OF
ID Administration 10 pay said debts, and
that It is necessary IN oriRr to pay the same
. sell all Of sail real estate. it is therefore
ordered that All persons interested in sii
estate appe.r before the Judge IT this Cgur.
on Monday 10 9th dav Of january ! +
1878. ~ 10 clock a. u, at the Office 0r the
County Iudgr N the City OF Mauitnw 90 il.
slid county. then and there 10 show cause
ifauy there be- why license shouli not Is
FRA tel % sa:i Samuei Whitney I" sol said
zeal estate according to the prayer Of salt
petition
All il j. further ordered that corv Of
this oraor stall be published fr four sue
eessive weeks prior o. said day of herring ID
lie E'aai,,woc PIl3f, . Weekly Aersq aTer
printed anu published a Nani-o-7uc a -nii
county, sui pers Rally sarued OF all persons
Interested in -.il es.a,a, residing ia S.dl
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Important 10 Every One ,
THE LiTEST NOBILITY OF Tit

TIE uaisrsisr2l whose abilities =
Garhegs, H,ircu,ter, ani artists in Hair
work are known fsr aud uoar, have this
day entered into o-partLcrship. and
bought aad taken possession of the ccle.
bratei establishment If II F Schmidt. "a
the corner OF Eighth ami Commercial
streets, rcsr the bridge. Respectfully
asking tor share OF the public favor, we
can assure complete satisfaction ~ith our
work. Hair Dressing for ladies' ha. our
special attention.
q. hARNgFSHT / SON.
MHri...Eac. March Is ISL
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TAELI. UP.

Come to The premises II the slbsrriber. in
the town Of A!onit1woc Rapids, aogut she 9th
OF August. 1872 three leifeTs. shout three
years Old. red and white. The osner or
owners, viii como forvari prove property
pa~ ch rrgss AMI take them away.
JOSEPH HLAWA.
Xnr-vec isyrils yir-rT---v htr,, r.-.7
fAsA3-~
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I'd TIE E.RTIC.

WHEREAS, it is unjust that
those buying for cash Shout 4 pay
the same price as others buying
on credit, unless interest Is
charged to the | tier.
Therefore, We the undersigned
merchants, having the Object in
view to do justice to all parties
rs near IS this can be accomplish.
ed, DO hereby agree that from
January lst, 1873, we shall
charge
10 Rcr cent. Interest
for ali accounts standing over 30
days. Knowing that the above
course will tend towards MAKING
lower prices AMI give more gen
aral satisfaction, we sign:
J. SCHUETTE = u. Mallory,
BRO, E.K. RAND.
FRED RtDOLPH, j. 4. KEILER.
]. II. THORN Ton, OLSEN, HFNDLTK
II. MAR EMS, ( THOMPSON.
z. WAGNER, ADAM BLESRR,
". kRENERS, 6 BL0QrELLE,
J. WALLSCHL.f- c. HAUKOHL.
GER, PLATT, GRAY &
Villas & BARNES. POSTER,
ERNST KERN, 4. FISHER.
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tt. 2 2 = Y" tEFs = . n Y 30"-'--E--1
s-gtyEE5.
The -lde.whs-l ..szus-gs 5is iro~oc srd s.,
bovgan All i-..s eTerE 11Drniu-. t--f --zs -
Cenfe'-t e - J'rtSCS. Sat - .Ets i11t -..~ -
.. Going Nh Saf-r1aT boa zoe t'rTJo-
10 tn t-eei e. .suEsrr-- and tHHrne".
II unrat--sr.a E's.rrr - Ornnto- - Jo@sn' .
AZ: TrurstrI ril -TiEe and Ge-8rs & z Haaf-
tCwGr ioiinys
C,oiug Suaia-Lcsve eyer HonisY. Wadrs.ffr-
ard -Gturfav = about 2. 81
Goirs Nor n--Ie7v-- rT"rg ] Bc-C.', 10 E-f II :
J W EooEr.. Agert.
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GnrYuyE DIstCerA.

Sheriff A. Tit.-nber.
Clerk n the Cacrr, a. pieui7E.
Register or Deeds InI. F-ug.
County Clerk, a. " PCrnet.
County Tfeasur,r. @ Even.
COUNTY Juslge, ". " Waldo.
So u. o. Sc oois. tic'rae K'rr4u-
Chairman Ensrt = ~Hn"ryi-o rs, y, z. HoAh7
pl-. ALtorps-. l. 3. Irrtt.
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EnRCCIT COURT, MANTTOWOC
= Countv-Jusuiie Jar acgiu t
Frederick 1heImann and johanna 4 hipr-
man his wife and Herman Guttmqnn. In
v!rtae Of and pursuant Judgment or
der Of foreclosure and sale rendered in the
above entitled action on the l4th dav Of
December, /. D. 1872 at a general term
OF the Circuit Court for Naui.oHoc Coun-
y, shall expose for sale and sell at pub
lie yendue, at the Sherjfs office, in the
Court House, il the City and Comfy of
Mauitnwoc, State of Wisconsin, on the sth
day of February, A. D Io1.' at 10 o clock
a. N. all the following mortsaEeI premises
CT 50 much o; The same, as may be nrces-
sary to satisfy tie amount aiinigcd 70 the
plaintiff, together with the costs ana ex
lenses, tc-wiJ: Lot No. SIX (6) in Block
No. Two Hundred ani Seventy (270) in
the village and County OF Nanitovoc and
State Of Wisconsin.
Dated SzuirnY0c Dnoar- ha- 9TH 1879
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HEAT
RADIATOR!
FBR tJiI LID WOOD BIRiIIG
STOIES.

VII save -.h the woot or coal, cps the
'tgTe-fires clean from ashes. and protects
the chimney from burning cut.
They can BE- seen AZ Nr Symes' and Eer-
ner's tinshlps. Nesr fourteen ia use in
Manit ovoc City sEl County FCrsa'e ~
II r. SONNER.
H-2l 3w Commercial street
Owner orpa.cu, Right fr 4 nit5woc 20
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q also keep4 on hand well assorted
stock Of articles IN h line, ami sells at
sle lowest figures. Custom mIds work
promptly attended to. and full satisfaction
uarauteei aug |
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NOTICE.
18th daY Of January. 1873.

TIE pa nj election for nr,sl0-. # $50 Nanfto
rcc brf Doc. Compsny. w3ll a- .-lI % t.a of1c,
u Co. Cooper. in l'us c gg, on the
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CLar: IS Cala


(CRCEIT CoJEi, NANiroW0C CoJN-
~ ty-Ern,t Wagner against Joseph
Schumacher aud fraui-Ia Senmuc.er his
wife. IL virtue of AMI pursV M to iTige-
mont order Of foreclosure al sale rem .sred
IL the above EMIT 81 actiO- ca the -0,h day
Of December. 4. d 1872 It general term
OF the Circu;t Court fy5 Naui-oW0c County
shall e~pose Tor SAFE ant sell ~ buhl ven
dua.at he Sheriff olice - the court House
in this citv and County + Mgritosoe, State
81 Wisconsin. OF the SIN day Of I ei5rr9ry. 4
D. sra, at 10 D clock a. In. al the following
morjg ged premises, c. - much thereof, us
mr y ne necessary t. saiisiy the mount ad-
judged To ne slaiEiil t6eejbsr With the
ccsts and expense ti-'git: Tie southwest
quarter Of The northwest quarter Of section
No. Twenty-=ix rs in Towrship No. Nine
teen ljal north Of range 10. fwen'y-;hree
% east il tie County Of M-nitowoc ana
State Ct Wisconsin.
Dalei st Nanigoweo December : ith 1872
! HIFTENBERG.
Steria II J, ni'awoc Cclrsv.
Il. g. : ". ] Turner. Pl'ffs Att'ys
Il 22-tl
FAN MING IzEf4ssS
FOR BALE.
~EVHe.AD UNwAT>
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called PETS PARADISE Die
dlhs are EtN-N--t o e. TEL AFs-vt u
iu- O 18Th, p1lae son o. o.. ctJeIH o. " 1iso
Civ taa Supe.A $40 pIsr x +aclGlIe trautL tu
& r0ros ssSVfcc Awake ana ~ shst
Asleep su iects LIEs SIZE lSImtaE fac
s54I.sS 80 original 81 parutGE-- i.i% NJ l5r has
t.e Ir-ss- circulvtaa iH tse worla. a wll p ,St
Fusr Re Ears better tran. yer. 0=flli i.sS oV
wo7 f-ameus suftoT5. l. 81 4 COS. Edward ~
slest0B fla rIat @tiier Stowe, hjc N-H ID
nrl ut cauuirU.0rs. ~. stated da'.iig NJ u
nor ana back nos 81 N1ss.AicpnFs sfprs FaEE, az
10 ISL fakiag Sc cmB11t. tent. Toe 5Fr.e- ais
siJgs p1idi me a-eu- 'u3le $50 ia t1E-- mon rs;
tur.- scr $3.50 10 50 L.NS; fno-anr sai % sIn 2nn
eek. o~-- 81 60 Ia snt aay. aSd ot1ar- b. IN
- .-t $40 .o --+a .er Is. tr|~ 81 g. otter re
ryoE more Tr1ucH3.
GOOD -A,.E.N I'SS Wy \ y 4 y. }.
J.. zIiH-.ur mer md 81. e.. WA. : rEyag ..
e.. -ej -.o. terr. cry sNi.ssrvetv s~~ isss- ii
.rsv Lgr asrrgl gat &c ll~. o.. r FORD & %.
N-' 3, Ba-tun, Mass ,rlr-.-a. b; ST. 20
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keep constantly hand large cacioe selection OF
GROCERIES, which viii be sold 1T the lows market
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MILWAUKEE, NEWS co.
Publishers
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q GaEhT GnMRIIaTlGN
HenrY Ward Beeeher's
raERpH o. EOG9aPH

Great LIfERtRY FAMILY VIEW PAPES. Win
hitch is given a~aE Glsa i.rEr>- an % H.ell a
Picture ever offer p. tHa new aui exq usi'" Sl10
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-HCsAy htFPin--s consists IN aaying
What W want, and IN wanting what you
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Window Glass, Oils, Paints,
Putty and Sash, brushes, u
"A RM Frs Z Q @ Is

OF every description kept on hand we'll large and wei
selected stock of heavy and Shelf II ROW ARE we'll IS
general assortment OF
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 0, 1873
CLEARED.

steamship Cuba BD, Noodle, Liverpool via Queens
own prancklyn ar o,.r, 1;vorno, vt. o,ssr.
towSWams n"a a1ion i ouAfu 'V''p00' V ea'e"''
Steamship Arragon CBr, Western, Bristol E-E Nor
Steamship Bremen GER, schuenoerg Bremen-oel-
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett CharlestonJ W
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington NC-Loril-
lard Steamship Co.
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New acknowledgements
ship Marianne Nottebohm, whitney Lcghorn-How-
BARK vinge (Nor) Hendrckscn. Penarh Roads
Bark Marius 1taD. Marcicl, Rotterdam-slocovich
Bark Celia CBD, Turner, Lubeck-Eagle, Blakslee 4
Bark Gustav Adolph Cswe), Ternstrom, Elsinore for
Bark q W Roswell. Hartman. Havana-Jas E Ward
Brig B OBJ, Beliontaine. Belfast-Hatton. Watson
Brig Barracuda (Br), Adams, stettn-c Berteaux 4
Brig Adelaide, Moss, Darien-Miller 4 Houghten
scRr Gerent (Br sandford, Santos via Richmond-Pe.
schr Express (Br), Malone, Nassau, NP-F Montell
schr Mury Leach. Atkins, Key wcst-Benner 4
.schr Harry White Hopkins Wilmington. NC-Milcr 4
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskli, Washington, Nc-zophar
schr John Lenthar, Martin, Newbern, NC-saght
schr Benton, Budd, Washington, DC-slaght 4
schr Wake, Candy Washington. DC-slsght Petty.
schr Monmouth Anderson, Washington, DC-slaght
schr A r Weeks, Fair South Amboy-H W Loud Co.
schr Monitor New Wood
schr Buckingham Mack, stonng TOM Boyd
sloop Henry Gcssner Stroud, stonington- Ferguson
sloop Eliza Ann, Russell New Hsven-Rackeu Bro.
Steamer Anne sGsr ssssn Ds Abbott
Steamer Iacony, Nicnos, Philadelphia.
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and ssrsssos Il days with
schr sch W Wi1iams Peros, Aiexandra
,, sehr Tyler Peterson, dsossstown. be, for New
schr Lavinia BELL Bayles Georgetown DC, for Hud-
kse .S HsSs rnR:spna R:asa srsSs io5 sS%sr &.
wsth srb4 LUMBER e % Alden si%p.Sn Son, 10,
stsns scst e sss the East River Bridge c.
to The RIVER Blass dav WIN
h Passed Through He'll Gate.
II sHnT sags Annis ~ @ Srz: NIB for New York.
ssH si rss'i: ssy sssss NIB for
RI @ Ss:S.s5 Ssss:s$ Il Z. a.- YORK
ooc New aaysn ~ Sw YSrs
sehr Carroll Chase Boston 10 Tor New New G Sors ss" '0
sehr ssoha Rogers Nantucket for New York. with fish
schr Kate Thomas, Barlow. ceha.sst for New York.
c se4Cshsy Chase Ssw Haven Ts g New York
=, sehr Cyrus Chambers Porter, Providence for New
schr Bay Bay State, sesbury. y. Boston for Now York.
%ebss acts New New hon for
Es as New
n II
ssT os 90ss New
fsr New fsFs
sehr Soodspeed, Gorhan frovide1ce for New York
sfx a9Sa o new York with
Steamer Electra Mott Providence tor New YORK; with
mdse ana passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Acushnet Rsctor New Bed ford for New
Steamship Bolivar Lawson. New London for New
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THE MERCHANT MURDER.
Another Post MOrtem Examin alton
Slugs and Remarkable Newspaper
Scrap Found in the Brain-The Mystery
vet Unfathomed.

Another Post Mortem Examin alton
Slugs and a Remarkable Newspaper
Scrap Found in the Brain-The Mystery
yet Unfathomed.
Yesterday was spent by the police and Coroner
OF Heboken in endeavoring to obtain some clew to
the manner in which Carl Ktstner met his death
near the Hudson River. Their abors were as fruit
less ever. passport was found among the
effects OF Kustner. also poem dedicated to him on
his birthday by l.. Dittman, in Stettin. Doctors
Buckle and Bird made more thorough examina-
ton of the remains. Embedded in the brain was
found scrap OF q newspaper published in Ger
many. The scrap is a remarkable one, inasmuch
as it contains a few lines In relation to
the death OF q German poet, Arthur Muller, whose
mysterious demse some six weeks ago, excited
deep interest throughout Germany. The authorities
there were puzzled TO know whether Miller COM
mitted suicide was murdered, and IL was ascer-
tanned that he had committed suicide. 1t is singu-
lar that this scrap OF paper found In Kustner's
not unlike that which is now related OF Kustner
The inquest was resumed by Coroner Parslow, at
Mr.. Stemler's hotel, last evening.
Dr. John Bird sworn-During the pOst-mortem
examination found marks Of violence except
on the head and lace there were three leaden
slugs and the wad In the brain; think he was
struck before the shot was fired; there was no
water In the lungs or stomach; don't think there
was more than one charge fired into the skull; "a
portion OF the wad was produced and IT proved to
be q fragment OF newspaper printed III Germany).
Mr.. George Cronemeyer, on being examined. cor
roborated his statement. already published In the
HERALD relative to the visit OF deceased to his
house, of the caution given by him (wtness) to
Kusner in regard carrying large sums OF money
on his person. and OF deceaseds reply to the effect
that he was accustomed to large cities and feared
no thieves deceased spoke OF Wall street bankers
with whom he had business transactions: Mr..
Cronemeyer had accompanied Kustner to one OF the
banks and had money changed iOr him; deceased
constantly spoke with cheerfulness, and said he
expected to return home In December.
Two men, who discovered the body OF the
deceased, having been then examined the case
was adjourned until this evening. One OF the Park
discharged therefrom, and is now wanted by the
jury to say whether Kustner slept In the hotel on
the night of the Sd Of July or not.