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GUARDIANS ALE.

IN PROBATE, MANITOWO WOC COTN.
Il ty cnnrt. lu the matter OF the guardi-
nnship of the minor heirs of Timothy f
Packar'l deceaaed. On reading and filing
the petition Of William l.. Packard Guar
dian OF said IN cor, representing among
other things, that the said wards are
seixed of certain real estate in Manitnwoc
County, Wisconsin, and that il is necessary
that the same should be murtgaged CT sold,
and praying for licence to mortgage or sell
the same; and it appearing to the Court,
tram said petition that it Is necessary in
arder to pay the Cebts Of the said m no.,
to mortgage CT sell saG real estate. it is or
dcred and directed that the next of kin to
said wards, and all PERSONS interested in
said estate, appear before me. on Monday,
the third day Of March, \. d. 1873, at ten
o clock \. m. at the Probate Office in said
County, then and there to show cause (if
any there be) why license should not be
granted for the mortgaging or sale os said
real estate according to the prayer ut said
petition. And it is further ordered, ina;
a copy Of this order shall lie published for
four Successive weeks prior to said dav OF
hearing, il thr Manitowoc PtLoT. q week
ly newspaper printed at Manitowoc il
sald County.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th day Ct
Jan. 4. ID. 1918.
W w Wallo
4-w County Judge,
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VOL. XIV.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.

The Milwaukee News Of Feb. 9th pub
lishes a long Memorial Of Right Reverend
Nm. l.. Armitage, Bishop Of the Protestant
ErIscopa!C Church to our Wisconsin Legisla-
ture against the proposed termination OF the
exemption from taxation heretofore gran
ted to churches and institutions of religion.
The Bishop very ably presents the
church view Of the subject. Also his sns
pic.ons that those who are engineering for
It's repeal, are cally aiming at the 'aproo-
ting Of al re{,giOn' or ut least TO affect a
serious hindrance in most communities to
the establishment Of religion, AMI sets forth
the ossible embarri.s .ssneut from the liabi-
hty to tax titles and sales etc. and its allie
nation to other puri Oses, and consequent
desccratior. If Bishup Arm;ts5c shauld
Gail in impressins his views On the State
Legislature, he certainly will not fail TO
impress them with the fact, that he is in
full unison with the mother church Ct Eng
land, in lis desire t, hold on to all present
benefits an keep Church and State to-ct, er
as long as possible. As an old pew hoI-
der in that church, we are individually be-
logged on tins question. Whenever that place
Of worship, h., been running smo Jthly, We
have paii in both ways. In fact we have
aiway gwen ia proportion TO our means to
all churches irrespective Of cree Or ':mula
of ultimate salvation However if we
Thought that pc" rent wnuli raise perccp-
tably in Consequence If tbs Troroso taxa
tIo1, We shouli insist upon tAings going on
in the oil way, AID that the taxes shOuld
continue to tlii, with the / RS and roiIs,
alike On tie just and the unjust. Locally
We are perhaps proyidertiaIIy safe from the
Bishops general ap; rehcusiUn il regard to
AK titles turning our ho"scs Of worship
to other purpo- e.. A. the former Senior
WarI.n Of pur church in this City,is far toe
srrightlJ in that ilaction, to allow 0ut
si,j,rs , Sugfrh tax titles on a4c! property
within the range Of lis waicl. tower And
again he might be made an instrumcrt Of
profit in clearing up ether indebtedness
held hv the too trusting inf lcls. Or cut OFF
some doubtful oT pretended c!..im Ike that
of the Rev DOul,y which we have heard
canvasscd in by gone days.
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FACTS AND FANCIE5 FOR
THE LADIES.

American schoolgirls in Rome are ao-
cused Of flirting with handsome osrdi
mails.
If Adam is accountable for " conse-
quentiai damages" he viii have rough
time OF it.
\ young lady at a South Norfolk party
explained that her father conducted an
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Sheriff's S Sale.

ANRCUIT COURT, MANITOWOC
v Countv-JusGlie Jarr again:t
Frederick Thiernann and Johanna Thier-
man his wife, and Herman Cuttmann, In
virtue of and pursuant a Judgment or
der Of foreclosure and sale rendered in the
above entitled action on the l+th day of
Drc2mber, A. D, 1872. at a general term
of the Circut Court fuf A!auitOwoc Coun-
~, shall expose for $. Is and sell ut pub
lie vendue, ct tho Sheriff. Office, in the
Court House, in the City and County Of
Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin, on the Sth
day of February, i. y lSIG, at 10 clock
a. m. all the following m9rtgaged premises
or so much of the same, as may be neces-
sary TO satisfy the Amonnt aliu lged 70 the
plaintiff, together with the casts and ex-
penses, to-wit: Lot No. six 90 in Bloc,
No. Two Hundred and Seventy (2F0) in
the village and County of Mani.Owoc and
State of Wisconsin.
Dated MEnitowoc, December 9th. 1872.
\. WI1TEMBERG,
Sheriff of Manitowcc County.
IL. G. & W. j. Turner, Plf Att'ys.
l422-td.
The above sale is hereby pos:pou ed until
Saturday Y the 18th day Of Ecpruary at ~
% clock A. NJ. A. n. 1879. ut the Cour,
House. in the City of Manitowoc.
Datel MaEitnwoc Feb S-A. d. 1873.
ALBERT WiTTE, BERG.
Sheriff of Manitowoc County,
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
Simmons Indicted for Murder
in the Fifth Degree.
Bail Fixed at Ten thousand Dollars.
Reported Corner in W. L. Telegraph
Stock
Jny Gould ficsimixcd by Vanderbilt,
Drew and Others


NEW 1RG, Feb. 5.-Smmons, held by
the Coroner for the murder of Duryea, in
$4,000 bail. This afternoon in Oyer and
Tcrmincr the grand jury presented an in-
lictment for murder in the fftL degree a.
gainst Simmons for killing Duryca.
sWINpLER ARRESTED.
J. J. White, cashier i'll the banking
house oi J. X. Painter, Cleveland made a
complaint at the Tombs against Wm. Ellis
alias Larcn White, charging HIM with
Swindlns the plaintiff cut ofsl3,000 by
selling the latter forged Union Pacific bonds
to that amount. Ellis says 1t is . case Of
mistaken identity,
THE EITER BITTEN.
\ crowd Of Wall street operators were in
tie Fifth .iycnuc Hotel tonight and great
excitement existed in regard to an alleged
corner in Western Union Telegraph stock,
for which 9j Ia wns freely bid. The ru=
NOR was atioat, AMI generally credited
IiAs ! = 'o'ti - H!i"i I '' ''iS n'"ON, anu
has been eadly cornercd bya combination
consisting Of Commodore Nanlerbuilt,
Henry \. Smith and Daniel Drew.
tSiSSAS.
JOINT C0NG:TrEE uF I%VEsTIGATIoN.
TorEKA, Feb. j-Tha Sc, ate today
concrrreJl in the resolution passed yestc--
day hy tIo li,u,c to a point a Joint Com
mittce 10 investigate the charge Of bribery
in the recent senatorial e'cctirn. \ com
mittce hiss been appointed :y a vote Of
both houses to investigate the Cherokee
county railroad bond matter.
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Fasl ionahc Tai ,r. fEhlI poodS mada hr The sub
scrLer are warranted to III torn. Prices re- ..
soaahe. anc | am bnunt to plo,.Se tltc>, who give
me their custom. Sn p lugF.-t.. to door
wr-t OF de " nj ale Hon o l3tt
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STANDFROM UNDER

BUsrNEss.) All those in
debted to Ira p. Smith in the
towns of Manitowoc, Two Riv-
ers, Mishicott and Gibson, must
call and settle the same on or be-
fore the Goth day of March, Is
70, or the same will be left for
immediate collection with Nh.
Don A. Shove. Police Justice.
IRA =. SMITH.
Dated Feb. Sd, 1878.
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Special Election Notice

cTATE OF WISCONSIN,. ! Cttr f Gani'orcc
rari ovoc Countr. fC'erks ofice p. IL. =
The off ccof Mayor Of the City of Mantle
voc haviu become vacant by the resigna
ton Of Hon. c Luling. notice is hereby
given in accordance with the Charter. that
an election for Mayor Of this city 10 6Il VA
cancy. vii! lie held On Monday the o5th day
Of February. in the several wards of this
city. The places for holding said election
are designated as follows
Isl Ward-Council Rooms.
2nI Ward-ofHce Of Ben. Jones.
81 Wgrd-Hnusc Of \. HutchiH-
4th Ward-0fiee of FL. Conway
FRED, B0RCHERDT,
Clerk ptU fs,1
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Fran %iIa-st., haCItopnc, Krtfca onen
Pro Jrietor. ft" large brick aGditij.n recently
huil uas Dccn ,urr shed excellent ~ e ma ne
II one OF tie largest an most cnmorta notes in
Nanlto voc. good able Is xeUt IN connection.
with tue hoasc, wnere stocl VIII well ur"yi led
or. - Al
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NOTICE TOCCNTRACTORs.

MIsHiCoFT, Jan. I, 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Clerks Office of SchQol Dist. No. |, in tie
Village of Mshicott, until the 4th day Of
February. 1873, fur she completion of
proposals to include all labor, materials,
etc. WHICH were omite.! and left out of the
contract by aud Letween the District
Board.
The plans and srrcu'ations can be seen
at any time 1T the Clerk OH 90 in said
District.
LCriA knEHNSE.
District Clerk
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GEORGE n, H90DlN.

Attorney II Law aui District Attorney tor MluitC
woo coUniS. Collections prum9u attended tC
Hfca On Buaao. between Ei<.th and Nntd.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

The Catholic congregation of
Clarks Mills propose to build a
Frame CAnrch. Sealed propos-
ais for the building { f the same
may he left with the urder-
signed between now and the
goth day OF February, 1873.
The plans and specifications
amy be seen at my house at
.Clarks Mills.
JOHN =. WiEBERr.
By order Of the Building
Committee.
Clark Mills, Jan. g, 1873.
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TAKEN UP.

Come to the premises OF the subscriber. IN
e town of Mani;oSoc Rapids, about the 9th
L August, 1872, three heifers, about three
ear, old red and white. The owner or
upers. will come forward, prove property,
az charges and take them away.
JOSEPH HLAEA.
Mar itowoc Rapids January III, 1913,
l.-4SHE
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FOREIufI
Victoria's Speech on Opening Parlia-
ment.
Earl Clarendon Conyartulates The House
ofLord,.
Gladstone Defends Both.
GREAT BRITAIN.
IRE QUEENS SFETCu.

LONDON, Feb. 6-Parliament assembled
to day. The Queen, in her speech, first
allu led to the missioa Of Sir Birlet Freere
for the suppression of the slave trade in
East Africa. The decision of the Emperor
William on the San Juan boundary is touch
ed on. Parliament will be aske to provide
for tn, payment of the Geneva award.
The Queen expressed her achnowledg-
ments to the Emperor of Germany and
the Geneva Arbitrators fer their work. A
treaty for The extradltion Of criminals has
been concluded with Belgium.
Concerning the movement of Russia in
Central Asia, Her Majes-y says CORES
pondencc has passed with the view to fx
the bour iary line ofthe northern frontier af
Afghuaistar in order to ensure tranquility
in Central Asia. Papers on the matter
mentioned will be laid before Parliament.
Estimates for the financial year viii soon be
presented to the Commons. Although tie
harvest has been to suiRe extent deficient,
Gt E,4ititi lbHAihibh vi NItdb Dfitdlii IL
satisfactory. Measures will he submitted
at an early day for s2ttling the question of
universal education in Ireland which will
be formed with careful regard to the
rights and confciences of all. Other legis-
-lative subjects of Importance WI be pre-.
seuted during the session.
I l. II L. IL
among the distinguished persons present 1T
the "peniay Of t'lo :a-isI: were the Prince
Of Wales, the Duke OF EGiil ur.h, and the
Prince Ieck. When the rccding of the
Queens speech ended, Earl Clarendon
rose and moved the address in reply. He
congratulated their lordsiIips ON the remov-
al Of the long standing d.Eicu!iirs with tie
ln!tcl States. In regard TO the Eastern
question he declared the gurcrnm'nt would
deal with it ina prompt, DECISIVE, au at the
same time di,sniiiel mInn.r, beeans,
Eng gland with, s>es with regret the cncroach-
n,ents Of Russia whose further movement
V NOuli ten ID the dimnutioa os TIE har-
mony which has long prevailed !etwecu
the two powers.
Lord Montcagle' seconded the nation for
iiiy al lrcss in Il short sp2eh.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Cholera has
again broken out in a viruIcnt form Ia
sey, raj pieces in Russia and IIuu-
gary.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. 5.--l'he proprietor OF the
corsire newspaper has beei fr.l anI s"n
terGed to four months Imprisonment FIR
Publishing an International circular
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-The bill for the rco.-
ga:iz; ton of the Prussian army is almost
ready to be reporte to tho Chamhet of
Deputies. 1t provides that tIo term OF
service, shall de twelve years, three Of
which shall BE- active Seryiec. f1ar reserve
and five lanGwcLr.
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Eeteriaar" Sur-eor, cures Ring Bones. Soavins
SICK etc. re Al cures warranted, or no charge,
ma :e. Uaire 1t his .vhr stable on S.ycrt st
between BuiiHa nj ~ fic go. Mani q "a Il .iyl
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S0ysrGs,yi.sTER, s1e.sE.

Commercials. between Ei..lL ana Mutt Mani
iowOc- JOSEPH tuncr, Fyupr ctr be>
icc"modIilnn, rOr TAG trs.vclne ~ lie Terms
cEtao. an satisfaction II Irrnr ,tj. IL Il II
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fiMani;oW0c Dry Dock,

The undersigned wing lelsel the dry
lock Of The Mani woo Dag p"ck Company.
n Ntnitowac 70 term of FIVE yea~s. is now
prep rel TO docl vessels of all classes, in
,lulin. the ltrg nfoat on the lakes. The
irv in,k : 265 ct long and IS feet vide,
sith ; feet Of tcr over the mud sill All
sork entrusted Us will be performed in
kkillful workmt. like and expeditions man.
.er. and At lower Il CURES than can be ob
ainci either ia Milwaukee or Chicago
q. 5. RAND y co.
sRNp. CHAs. RAYNo u
p MrLuoLLANn. ll-i7-t
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CUyUGA CREEF


ithin the last N,aTln hI- epun.s, aGu = has
come out ahead Yea Can So by tlr clio in
names of 20 ii re be farmers well kaoan 10 the
most OF you:
Wete uEGersi-uers ef tie :: uGty O: ar itowoc
DO liereDt aeeo nmani Ine "a, u "a Chic Rpau.
and Mower. 10 te go"d and >u- Css'ul Eel. Ell
d Mower gt easy 1T an III tnJ-Fmeut audi {
recomnien al that wish 70 u-cHss- god 2eI .
md No {" i've l. ISI beIs-e BrrrL a. ing
elsewhere we DurcL ascd i.st yer and satisfied
" it.. J. doe.
Respectfully yours,
Henry Wen Harris Han, en-
Carl Stulk John Gunderson
Barthe! VI Amen Tonrgucson
frel Miller Ole Larsen
Hiram McA!iister Soren Larson
Ava Smith Chas Ncuser
Magnus Erickson . !e q lesrp
Par ners wishing 10 pure ia-e thIs i.1c inc wll-
do well by giyiny their 0rfers ear 5 oar 'aa-
VaSs r. viii Commence c.suytSinE Mani voc. Size
boygan coungifs for orders or cal and ey 80 ,ne tn
mach'ne at our store. tie WIN, I. nou>
IN tIs e!iT. Il sDectlHfl. y urs. ct.
4. c. e AsSE, and Co.
AanitSwnc, January 2ad 1873
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FOR JANUARY. sS72, NOW OUT Issucl
Quarterly. The four numl ers sent to
my address by IN il, for - cts. The rich
est and most instructive illustrated and De-
>criptivc Floral Guide eyer hubIished. Those
Of our patrons whc artisred seeds last year
and were credited wit, % cents. will receive
the four QGarterlics FOR 1873. Those who
order seeds this year viii he credited with
subscription for 1871. The January mum
bcr contains nearly 400 engravings. two
superb colorcd plates, suitable for framing.
AMI also tinted plates of cur gorgeous loral
Chromos. Information relative to Flowers
Vegetables. Se.. and their cultivation. and
ali such matter as was formerly found in
our Annual Catui ioeue. You will miss it if
You crler Seeds before Sc ing Briggs &
Bros Quarterly. We ch;!ieuge comp"ri-
sion on vnalitr of Seed and prices and sizes
of packets. Ous .'Calenlar Advance sheet
and price list for 1873 sent free
Address, BRiGGT BROTHER.
Seedsme2 n Florists, Rochester \. y.
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BERLIN, Feb. 5.--The bill for the rco9-
gaHiz; ton of the Prussian army is almost
ready to be reported to tho Chanhe; of
Deputies 1t provides that tic term OF
service, shall be twelve years, three Of
which shall BE- active Seryige flar reserve.
and five lanGwcLr.
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BU SIN ESS DIRECTORY

HI. G. 4 ". j. Turner,
Attorneys and c. unsellorS-ai Law. sth street
Sout1 side. Goors NortJ of P''st Oliys
sV German SOoSen IN tliS OGica. lsts lv
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kfsa EcDy.grs'gS

Adam Roberts Blac!l~mtl and Wngnr-maEnr r
shop on the Come OF Seventh N YutK sts
Npitn Side, M"mt0wCc Do ali kinds O
lr' wcr6 as good md cIeap rs any utner eStah
lsHreu' IN IN c!tv. Is ~ /
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Z. II. TREAT.

Attorneys anil CouHSelNTs n Law Osice on 8
stree, over tIs FIRST National Bank, ManifowC
y 4 4
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DIR. a, =, tnA'EgEUEy

Ply cian. IN gcoa. and Accnu-Laur. Office en-
Sth - Cy.r Btcrn's Druc stora. Oiic. o-eu Il al
hours. Cal {" the couutrE promptly attend ID
49,
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Dentist. uflice in 81 srnaE's new bui ling or
E'ghth-s'-. Man'tow"c. Particular attention
gwen io III u" different brmcIes Of tha profess
ION, an al "ofH warranted. IeetI Cxtrac, ed
NltLout rlr. - AL
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4 MON lgOytsC,

Pro eSsor o. Muse " III give Lessons IA Vocal ana
instrumental AEs c ia the city uf MIniiowoc ana
Two t,>e-s. csI' encc On EI .tA-sr.. ne,r tae
ourt hous". y a L.
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The Leading
Republican, Paper
IN THF NORTHWEST,

And this position it viii endeavor TO maintain
The lNTER-0CEAN will continue to be
,he Organ of the People III the largest sense
of the word insisting upon the preserva-
tiOn of the rights Of the many as against the
few. To this end it will maintain an un-
ceasing warfare ag inst the abuses and eltgr
rions 0j ALL CHARTERED NoNoPoLIES: not
attempting to destroy the just rights of any,
but determined to bring every special prirll-
ege granted by Legislative act under control
of tie power that conferred it; believing
that the public conscience is the true court
OF final resort in all questions aife citing the
relations of corporations aud the people,
In Literature, General News, Foreign and
Domestic Correspondence. Local Matters.
and all that goe. to mtka T lR >T-CLSS
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FARMERS

Now, Farmers is tls Il 9C to 90 and n qT:re q
your ncigtbois NAT kIud OF i RstO5r tHeS DouEht
I.st year. IT tIseE hac i, ho tHcy u ht II
ami wi..l it cost, and tnen ofG.r youF per
ttc man shlJ sells tIe Lts'. I'D make
You get tle I1cet one or i"r q ri: ypu are
-ure you haNr got one " IL n TN Earve>t rOlc-.
et-ilV t+i ehCt.er iron III iH-t D,rr tdau
wood. wIet tyo H-e j. Tun eyS.cg than one.
wleihCr broad crl- are he ter l. au II. r, uw
deiI.tr br->- bOx.S run Il er t.anIr II. Whe' .fe'
Ra .e that fnU can ~,tp I'd - RI = yrn lie
h.nGirr tiian one rat ru CT ~, Nnefn Ola
rrs CGd sell Z ear ii n'-c IIe- Snt Lu Duw-r
he. 81
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ln&l,lsEA ~ nl.A

Derler in al i'"S % Stoves an Il II lware, aud
Nanu act ur"r ChDnrr. TIN and sheet trnl war;,
Zig INST. south side. ne the Dri .-e, Manr'o
voc. IL q -ly
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WILLIAM ;N1CYe,

Dealer in s owes: -l-o Manufacturer of Tin s,neet
Iron AMI Copocr ware. All K n's OF rep irii. lone
Etglti-st.. bet srcn York and BIli.l,o, Maat woe
,
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|IILR-(N'EII
THE PUBLICAN PAPER
FOR 1873.
Encouraged by the favor with which the
INTER-OCEAN has been received. the pro-
TEN COLUMN FOLIO PAPER
FOR 1873.

Forty large Columns Of Reading Matter.
In the futnre, as in the past, the INTER
OCEAN will continue the staunch advocate
Of the principles of the Republican parfJ
During the political Campaign just closed it
won Hosition as
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Z. y. ANDERSON.
=. <. ..ltiVUiu,its,. "a. al

Attorney and Counselor 1T Law CoIecuops
promptly ailrn le! to- Otice over i A KaaIar's
store, Cor Eighth ana York-sis, Nantowoc
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