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CTATE OF TENNESSEE,
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BY Attachment.

BY Attachment.
G.. ". Telford, one Of the firm and agent
Of Smith, GlaZe& Co.
VS..
WIN. A. Bryant and his Wife xr,.Hryant
Iii this case Il appearing by atf-
davit thxt W. A. Bryant aud wife are
Justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum
Of s246.s5, and that W. A. Bryant and
Wife, defendants are non-residents OF the
State Of Tennessee SO that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon
them and an original attachment having
been levied upon o house aud lot rear
BToylesvilie In Washington County,
Tennessee. 1t Is therefore ordered that
publication be made In the Herald aud
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sasdeounfy, on the 18th, cav Of August
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Will be proceeded With, exparte. This
July 9Th, 1873.
j. A. BRADSHAW,
up. for Washington County.
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20
MANITOWOC. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 90 1873

Santiago de Cuba, four were condemn
ed to the chain-gang for life, three to
eight years imprisonment, eight to four
years. Imprisonment, and three were set
at liberty.
New YORK, Nov. 18.-There are at
present 2.347 men employed in the vari-
Gus departments of the Navy Yard, and
and it is probable that orders will be
given for the employment of !, 900 more.
Secretary Robeson arrived at the ward
at / o'clock, accompanied by Mr.. Hans
com, Chief of the Bureau of Construc-
tiou at Washington. Hanscom, in con-
versation, said that within three weeks
we shall have from fifteen to eighteen
vessels of war ready for Cuban waters.
Secretary Robson stated that he was
determined to remove all distractions,
and place the navy on secure footing,
ready at all times for peace or war.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 18.-The
United States steamer Worcester, the
flag ship Of the North Atlantic squadron,
passed out this morning for Santiago de
Cuba.
New York, Nov. 1s.-A Washington
spe ! says: ''The Navy Department
has ordered recruiting offices to be open
ed throughout the country, and the ma
Wy will be recruited to the utmost ca
pacity allowed by law.
Recruiting for the navy is going ON
briskly.
Mr.. Fish feels very buoyant and conf
dent that there will be no war, and the
Government will be acquitted of honor
! and fortitulde before the world. He has
secret emissaries in Cuba who keep him
continually advised of the situation,
Said he eff gunboats are needed we
shall produce them. The country will
be satisfied, and future difficulties of the
same kind forestalled,"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20
HOME NEWS.

The supposed railway robbers arrested
in Kansas turn out to be horse thieves
An officer is at Omaha with instruc-
tio6s to provide for the removal of that
portiono. the Modoc tribe now near
Fort Mcpherson, to the Indian Tesrito-
~. without delay.
The results OF the iste election in Ar
kansas will make the Legislature stand
Senate, Republicans. IS; Democrats, IL.
House. Republicans, 27 Democrats, 55.
j. W. Knowlton, correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune. died in Washington on
Wednesday, of consumption. He is
despis Iaoarned by his friends.
Paul Cicalla. of Memphis, ex- officio
Mayor during the illness of Mayor j John
s3,, was expelled from the board of al
isrmen, on Wednesday. for taking supplies
from the relief fund, and anpis;Eg them
to his own Use.
The steamer New Boston. used by
Juage Bisdy for rendering dead animals
at St. Louis, burned late Tuesday night
while lying in the lower part of the city.
Loss about S20,Qpo.
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aesa l.. lHartin, W. II. Bartran Harick
Hojbtas
BuGalo--A. Finkelnburg.
Cdi,tn,et--B Il. Carter
Chippe,ca-J. III. Bingham.
CGrk dnd jdcA.son--Mark Douglas.
ColuDiitu-Jonathan Bowman, Samu-
el Hasey, II. w Roblier.
Cra,cford- w H. Ecdas
Daae-Joha Johnson. Philo DunamG,
j. g. KeM Hi;hGe{ .JohaS0R.
Dodqe-E. j. Boomer, d. c. Go'o,iy,
d. L. Bancroft, Jfteob Bodelca, .1"9a>f
Lehman, .IchH DHen.
poor and Part Ketcdnee-D A Reed.
Dam and Rtpin-S. L, PlumInef.
Eau Gatre-IHomos Carmichael.
Foa4i tia L0c-DucH lphit0a, Il. ).
Weeks. JaBios Lafesfy.
G1unt- Thomas Jenkins, J. y. Cdifis
G. Feh,}y, Robert Glenn.
Green-Charles Deunison.
Green Lake-S. VI. Knox.
Iowa- w. T. Rolce, William Robin
.Jefersou-Cho,4es Beekmar. -Austti,
heUogq, &. B. Caswell
.yuneau-John 7. Kingston.
KeaoSha-R. s Honstoa.
In Cross Dacid T. NcDoaoH
LGfuyette .Iohn Z. Be,p,1
Uapt93coc t. Il. Z..rs, B. J.. Lori-
gar. Joseph Rd.,Lt,..
-H,tyaihoa- u. {. ,Stjcelfhon.
Marguette- Haltam N,uphy.
an.i,o"' ouafo"SeMn James i McGr@td. Sa,g 4 0'1 r.
Phelp,, {. H. Larhin, d. H. Richards.
f. H. Hest, john Fettenz, j. i. Sem
man, Peter Forth, Jaaaes NcLrer.
Monroe-Ei Waste, Ihomds Nc Cdm.
Oc0nto H. NJ. Royce.
Omagamic, Waupaco and Shawano
&C. NJ Richmond, j. c. Hocie.
Ozauhec-E r. Blake, 4. Thinner
man.
Ptercc-J. H. Persons.
Po1tage-D. r. Clements
Racsae- Charles s. Bliss, z. ~.
White.
Riehland-J. B. McGrew, Philip NJ.
Smith.
RocA,-M. Osborne, S. C. Carr, An
drew Barlass, Asahel Henderson, John
Wnans
ST. G'oic-H. S. Clapp.
.Sauk-C. c. Kuntz, D. E. Welch.
E ESheb0ygan-Julius Bodenstab, s. ID.
Hubbard, Louis Wolf.
oah D. Comstock.
TeTnon-Wm. Frazer, Edgar Emo.
WulaooTth-W. r. Heron, f. A
Buckbee, William Burgitt.
Washmgton-H ". ,Salcyer, Jere-
mioh Rior1aa.
Waukesho- W. H. Hardy, Henry
C2uusen.
Waushara-C. H. Showers, Gnd.)
Waupaca-C. Caldwell.
Winnebago-Ga6e BoucL;, H'm. p
Pechhdn. Carlton Foster, Frank Leach.
Republicans 40; Opposition, 60.
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Old Catholics.

The New York Tribune publishes q
letter of the old Catholics to the Evan
gelical Alliance wherein they say 1--WE
hope and strive for the restoration of the
unity-of 4hn Ch-istinn ohnroh We
frankly acknowledge that no branch of it
has exclusive truth We hold fast to
the ultimate view that upon the founda
tlon of the gospel and the doctrines of
the church grounded upon it, and upon
the foundation of the ancient undivided
church unifcation of all Christian
forms of religion will be possible through
really Ecumenlcal Council This is
our object and intention in the move
Inent which has led Is into close rela-
lions with the Evangelical, Anglican,
Anglo American, Russian and Greek
churches. We know that this goal can
not easily be reached, but We see the
primary evidences of success in the cir
camstances that a truly Christian COM
munlon has already taken place between
ourselves and other Christian believers
therefore, we seize with joy the hand of
fellowship you have extended to US, and
beg you tepceforth to tread single path
with US wherein all can walk alike. In
order that the work of the formation ola
single church of Christ should become an
established fact, every individual Chris
tian creed must cast off everything which
has been Introduced by men, restore the
discipline anc those rules which rest
upon the foundation which Christ the
Lord laid, and which meet the just re-
quirements of different nations and of
the abe. This it is our intention and
task TO perform for the Catholic Church.
We wish to cleanse it from the stain of
depravity which has gradually Increased
for more than 1000 years. All that Ro-
msn domination has created through
egotism must be removed g ev.ry ;issssttiittu-
ton and custom which have crept 10
hurtful to true Christian vitality must
be cast out instead of Justification by
works, justification by faith instead of
hypocritical bigotry. pure Christian life
must be brought into its belief and con-
duct /; the deterioration of the constitu
tion of the church into an instrument oe
hierarchy and of Roman bishops must be
prevented by the introduction of rules
which guarantee to congregations their
fullest rights, to the lowest as we'll as the
highest. In short, system of discipline
must be introduced in which true Chris
tian earnestness and Christian morality,
united with Christian love, constitute the
end, not the blind subjection of the indi-
vidual or of the first of class. or of a
single man. We wish to reform the
church in such manner that it shall be-
come fellowship in love, in belief, and
in the works OF sll who believe in Jesus
Christ the Son of God and as the Savior
who alone has been and still is our me-
diator
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Our Territories.

Few people realize how many cares are
unoccupied in the Great West. There
are eleven Territories, two or three of
which are twice or three times as large as
ell Of New England, snd it is G smal.
Territories that is not at lsast ten times
as large as Massachusetts, Colorado is
thirteen times as large as Massachusetts,,
while Dakota and Arizona are half as
large again as Colorado. The eleven
Territory contain over one billion and q
quarter acres. exceeding By nearly two
hundred thousand square miles tie aggre-
gate territory of all the present adm Itrd
States of the Union. The Territory of
Alaskacontains 500, 529, 900 acres.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20
Legislature for 1874.

We herewith publish list of mem
hess-elect to the Legislature, which we
believe to be correct The official re-
turns giving FIELD a majority in the
32d district, give to the Republicans
One majority ia the Senate. In the
Assembly our opponents have majority
of twenty.
The next Legislature will be compos-
ed as follows Republicans IN Roman,
and all shades of opposition m HaIte.
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again recommend legislation on Utah af-
fairs, in order to relieve judicial matters
in that Territory from the present en-
barrassment. He would, in calling at
tention to financial subjects, present a
plan not matured, rendering the curren-
cy more flexible, and prevent it, if pos
sible, from being used, as recently, for
gambling purposes.
1t is admitted in official circles at
Washington that ex-President johnson
has the best OF it in his controversy with
Judge Advocate Holt, as to whether Mr.
johnson did see all the recommen dations
to mercy in the Sulratt case.
One hundred additional men were
added to the working force in the Phila-
delphia navy yard on Monday, and $50
in the BROOKLYN navy Yard.
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Latest News.

HAVANA, Nov. 18.-The steamer vir-
glnius arriirsoed here this afternoon. She
entered the harbor with Spanish colors
at her masthead. A procession was
formed, consisting CT the Isabella la
Catolica and another man-of-war in ad-
vance, the Virginius following, and her
captor, the gunboat Tornado, bringing
up the rear In this order they passed
up the harbor, the eEares of which were
lined with crowds OF citizens. There
was some cheering along the lines OF
spectators as the Tornado passed.
HAVANA, Nov. 18.-Of the members
of The crew of the Virgnius not shot at
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EsPED CIR US,

DRACTICAL EUR7ER, Keeps con-
stantly on bsnd the largest and best assortment
and can. e the Styles at the lowest pos
,ibI. prices and always pays the highest value in
.ssb for all kinds offurs. 1o-'
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STATE Of w1scoNsT,- -

STATE QE WIsCONST>- p-.-,.,. &c.,
County "fH H.nito,yoc o,.t,,l,nr 9G;i, Is-3
the matter Of the prnnf and probate Of the last
will and testament af Thomas NEetston deceased,
late of the county of 3lanitowec. Whereas, an in
strument in writing, pnrinrting to he tine last Will
and testament of Thomas Whaston, deceased, late of
the County of Manltownc, has been filed in this
office; and whereas application has been made by
Ellen WIetston, widow Of said deceased, praying
that the same be proven and = limited to probate
according to the laws of this State and whereas
SAID viii UNrpOFts to be noHcupatye a4 purports to
lie reduced to writing hy the witnesses thereof.
Therefore il ordered thar said application he heard
before al the Probate Office the City of Mani
tuwoc, /" said comfy. The fft day of November,
ID. SI. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. And il is further
deTcd HAT Ih,tce sldl he given tn all persons in
e.cStel ia said will. 0f the iiae End place OF said
hearing. by publication in the NJ tNITGHOc TRIBUNE,
newspaper printed in said County for three
sive weeks. each week. prior to the time Of such
hearing
BY the court,
2s-3t W. ". WALDO, County Judge.
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IL. II RES.FIT.

"0UsE SIGN AND CARRlA SE
/ PSinter Quay Street, adjoining the new nourlng
Iii south Side Offers his service to the C1tlzens
f thi. City in the above branches at the NEST rea
enable rates.
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r.. R.4.TSCH.

TEWELER and photographer. All
- kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
ly attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which 1 can take small
pictures of the finest order, for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
onstantly hand York Street. IS-4tf
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f., KERRY.

YORK Street, ,ManftOwOc, Wis. Dealers
i in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glsss ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangngs Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Livs Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &C., &c. share of public patronage is soli
fsd
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IIGlv n II EH"n g.
LHY El,IY NJ 4 TX ER and w EIER

w fers his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks and watches Has fine and we'll selected
assortment of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American, English and Swiss Watches, also of old
and Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store on sth
street, South side door south of Kremer's Mani
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20
NO. 80.
BIeser &c Sons Column.

De you want good suit of clothes p
Do you want goad Shawl?
Do you want g. ID pair of Boots OF
Shoes?
Do you want good piece of Flannel?
Do you want a good Dress?
Do you want good NuJia?
Do ycu want good Bed-Tick? -?
Do you wauta good Felt Shirt?
Do you want Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons
or Notions OF any kiad?
Do you want anything in the Dry
Goods line that is Goo} and Cheap?
Call on
zsseSs, s, !Sofs.
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q ssSDERSOY.

MANUFACTURER and Dealer i'm
M SCOTS Shoes, Leather, &C., &c. Shopoa Buffalo
Stysst, the of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Nanitowoc, September 90 1865.
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C0En SCHRGDEEe.

EAr Observation-Disclosures purchased
NJ the business of VIM Bro yn. shall hereafter
senstsntIy keep on hand the choicest meats at me
.r,st rates A share of public patronage s0l,cted-
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FHE SENATE.

neE54tIJIIcttns OppOSItIOn 10,
ASSEMBLY,
adams and Wcod- Charles A Ca Iv.
Ashfaad, Barron, Douglas, PoK,, etc.
Sam S. Fifeld.
Bro,oa aSd ptrt Of Ke,oonee-H1r-
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Sale Of Forfeited Mortgage LandS.
Office Of Com. Of SCHOOL and University Lands +,
Madison, y r. September 18th. 1873. /
STATE OF WISCONSIN !

Office cf Com Of School and University Lands
Madison u r., September 18th. 1873
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DASE COUNTY
The following described lanls in NaDsoow0c Ccun-
ty, having bcea forfeited by ot the non nav
ment OF interest upon loans graured thereon: No
tce is hereby given, that the same viii he offered at
Public Auction ard sold to tbs highest bidder the
office OF the Secretary OF state, IT tho Capitol in
Madison, on the 10th Jay OF Eeeel.I,er A u 1873
unless sooner redoetaed according law Said sale
to commence ~ O'Clock A n and continue from
day TO dag antil all Of srel lands shall have been 80
offered.
The minimum price at which such la:ds viii be
offered Nl! he the amount named opposite each
(nAdeT the heading Total due STATE > which
includes the amount of iosa the Interest tho first
day OF january, A D. l554; thee per cent damages
the taxes which have been returned against such
lands, and the cost of advertising the same.
Said lands will he sold subject to al! taxes which
may at the time Of sale, be due thereon. Other
dirCns Of sale will 10 announced by the Commission
ers at the ope.ng Of the sale.
Ii. BREEsE,
HENET bAETZ
5. 8 BARLOW,
Commissioners Of School and University lands
Advertisement of forfeited mortgagei lands in
Manitowoe Comfy Name, Geo. " Emery: Liescrp-
ton, lots ao I 2 in block 81 in the village Of
MalisC@oc amount due $4,000 amount Of interest
81 5n amount of penalty, Si3 so; amount taxes
Se Is amount of interest, penalty, taxes and adver
tsing % %; total aIauH; He State S5O00j yearz
on which Interest Is due, 1873
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ED, MAERKJ,IM,

druggist and ApOthecary. Sth Street
L opposite the Post Office. Is fully provided
with complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
cneu and offers his services especially the PHysI
CLANS of this village and county for the careful aud
scientific preparation of their prescriptions. 49,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20
EoTecIOsuCe Sale.
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W. il. Horn,
May Horn. his WIFE }
John Baird and
Jarvis L. Plat.
n virtue Ofand pursuant Ia IA Judgment order OF
foreclosure and sale rendered ia the above entitled
action, the 23d day of june, 1873, at a regular
the Circii;t Court for Naniowoc ColGty held
the Court House. in the City of Manito%oc. l
shall expose snl. and sell rIlic redue at the
Sherihs office IL the City and County Gf Manitawoc
and State of Wisconsin. the 29Ih ja, Of November
A. D. 1878, at ten O'Clock \ Nj. ali the following
mortgaged premises, ElHci of the as may
be necessary to satisfy the atjuiged to the
plaintiff togernsr with the costs and expenees to-wi
Lo: eighteen (iS) In block hundred and nineteen
Ia) Situated in the City of Manitowoc and State Of
Wisconsin.
Dated Manitewoc, Wis, this 18th day of October
A. d. 1873 r D. SMART
SheriE Of Msnitowoc County
]. p. NARKyAAsA. is.airt1a Attoruey 2Tsst