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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
Sneriw'a Sale

p1 virtue 0I an execution i~sted ont of and unt,e
- Tie sedi oi the Circuit C"iiTi brown touIi.l
"lsconsIu, upon Judgment rendered IL ~aI tlI 1
on ti.e lst oi uITy al Iayor Of Fl sin,
MARROW, nd against NeisDu A. uarrs t~;,;. J. tiarr
aiiu holl hcNutia TRANSCRIPT va. said itI
"ds auiN hier III Tax once iie Clek ,ircus
court oi Mtu'ts.oC County, ami r.l. ;lsine.; i,i,
dorkered III td MaHuwtc Z, u, on tho. ON ,i,y a.,
April ,o'r, have levi'i upon nil the i:,l ItI, am,
Interest winch the SAD Ae.aon A. Itur,i. I-;t. d
HHfFis SID Ruliu McAutI hsu 81 n day ii ANN
II :" "r al any Inn" tnereer il.,,
ING described PROPERTY to- VIII Iiir,.ue undivided Enf
ci all tue Ioii Wing Le-Cr.iI,.i tract u io ts Al, .
stItied, Nins aud .n los No three. 81 IA rer
tuu No. nineteen tt9, township No niff.Vet,
oith ~ range No iwrIiiy-luur (ZtL -as4. in he
County "t haii:O""c ana State Vi WISCONSIN rlz
commencing at pant rTt the sirII e. tern Luu
dafS liue Ci t!.e Appleton and New Lu adam Eav,.,
4itffarCs iile east ''uunlary hue lot No fhtr, "a
III sect"h No hilieteen tI9 north iaii2e no u EN-.
'N-lviiT (zt east th-nce IiillI AZ IA 81 ~ ON
Iile above name bauniarA lIte the Auue ,l, ana
New Loiin"h Railway ten TO- cttiI~ thence running
s.'uth % iot ~ IiNG cLi.IIs tai " SO Links m
tue MtnItowoc RIVER tneics IN a .t.u! e;.st,,, am
e's>terl c"urse along The north bank 81 th,. Aiau
voc rlssr 90 tue place al hesI i.g con, aiming the ,1
UNDIVIDED i;ati Ter. 81 tnr sd aceF OF land
AlS9 - 'Arth eSt quarter thr north rsf ot.,rtrr
Z! trctuh i,t' nine on In township Iinefesu g1
north ~ rau'- IA" twenty-five f22t ei. yhch i viii
sell at I'Ib!.s auction the gi.est ludcr =; ~.
ir"fii d"Or al Tie t0urt House IA tf,.. cts: 81 Manic
woe in said County oi Ma;i;,.~ -, o etiles;,y m.
l'ti ia! ci Fstreuy A. . 1913, at 10 o'clock IL the
iorern =, IL SID dav,
pate 3hsrh 4 olcc 5iziiitGwsc Wis til. s, DIV
cf january IsE3.
r. n. SMART Sheriff
~" PIP T. J. p!zEca. Under Sheriff.
JofS :. h-Y.lLE Plaintiffs AtiuriI"y.
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fbe most EInXser:ans BIlI of fIse S-s.
ssen

Senator Sherman. from tbs Finance
COMMITTEES, y.stsF3ay, int oduced into
the L. S. Senate by far the niDst in.
? ,rtant bill of This session. Its ,,ii C,
Is to resun- specie payments IN the part
of the United States by The lst of Jan,..
ary 1874. and he gives sond rea4ons for
believing that it can De done without dis
,urbing the busiass3 interest Of tho z,ari
try.
His p!an is tn authorize the payment
of legal tender notes in coin, on hat day,
or permit them to be exchanged for Uui-
ted States 5 per cent goid bonds of q
denomination NJ, less ths:; 5s;
Sec. 2ud Of his bill authorizes \ ma
tiOEal Tree banking Law with 40 liihita-
rion Of the currency. Public sentiment
should be immediately direc.a3 to tifis
measure BECAUSE i, is inevitable tha; The
Uultsd States nust sooner OF later re
sumo specie psyments Since {; ,uthern
reconstruction is disposed OF, this is the
great question upon which all those " hp
take az interest in Congressional lceisla-
ton must DIVIDE. Senator Sherman
thinks that the present condition of the
c'urtry Is peculiarly favorable ior ihe
success OF measure Of shis kiad - us
cOnsta
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Spain snt. the United States.
In he lower brauch of the SpsDi

In he lower branch of the Spanish
Cortes, OF the 18th. the following pro.
ceedies> sek place:
Senator Sai- inquired of the govern
inert whether II vas trGa that notes h d
s.->sd between the eavernnsi. CO Spa n
aaa ti1s United States on The subject OF
Saye.v ssepel Zcrila. rre,!aent a; the
..n,:>il, ii r-i;ty &c aus question OF Sen
or Ssia. sid ne rss siad 70 i2ge Sc op
. rsaaicy 50 make l peremp.esS Gea;ai
o. zucn Insertion, and finally declsfei
that .;a communications had been ez
ehsqxed t.arreen Sbe governments o!
Madrid and s. sshinStop on the suhJec:
cf slavery. He further stated that hr
DAD i:sfTuc.ed AG:nIFai foi2 de bet
rahe. the Spanish aaib4ssador 10 ti-s
various powers. IL deny that the Spanish
governments had YecciyeG any notes from
Secretary Fish upon this question TIE
goycIumrut MAS unaware of .Se exIs
tence of a note from any foreign govern
n2ent on the subjecl IF slavery in Cnha
II Secretary Fish had sent a noto of such
= character to Minister Sickles on the
matter. he hsd nui communicated lt tn
the government of Spain. The govern
ulcBt. cheying its own conscience. had
presented bill IN the Cortes Tor the
etaaaci patton OF Slaves in Porto tlcJ,
ani 10 foreign pressure whatever had
b-cs Grtugbf 70 bear in the matter
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FOUR TRACK RAILROAD AND
THE ERIE CANAL.

The New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad company is about issuing
$40. 900, 900 OF bonds, $40, ,O0O. 600 of
which is to be used for the purpose Of
the laying of doubla track fron Buffa-
10 to New York. for the carriage of
freight. Commodore Vanderbilt says
he can thus carry more freight, but he
does not say that he intends to carry it
any cheaper than he does now. We
think that the Central Railroad can
never carry it cheap again. because when
Vanderbilt issued scrip dividend Of 80
per cent. the capital was SO enlarged
that no dividend can be paid to the
stock holders except By sxtortiona.e
charges on freight. The railroad kings
who water railway stock are the sharp
es; enemies of.,he western producer.
Governor Dix, in his mastery mes
sage to the \. Y. Legisiatrse, calls
their a,tepriob to the necessity Of en-
larging she Erie canal 30 the dimensions
originally proposed in .1S3S-snd that
was canal Of sevcn feet IT depth and
seventy feet in widtha fLe canal has
been 40 allowed 20 ilI with dirt shat tho
depth does not exceed aix feet and in
many sections not more than FIVE. Now
'he canal eosl1 be dsepened through
ont It's 3 hole length from Buffalo to Al
hany at en- expendi Eure net exceeding
sie, 100000, and Governor Dix. there
fore, proposes that preliminary
measwer be taken ny the
Legislature to obtsin vote froc, the
people of New York. authorisipg the
Treasury to borrow that sum. The en-
iareement Of the Erie Canal would be.
worth one hundred times mere to the
vest tran the rev double track of the
New York Central A water transpor-
ta,ion for long distances is so much
cheaper than raiiroad transportation
that il is impossible for the latter 10
compete IN the carriage of heavy freight.
|: steam tugs can be introduced on the
Erie Canal and If it is enlarged, it will
add AZ least ter cents 10 the value OF
every bushel Of corn and wheat raised
west Of Cleveland.
Governor Dix has the ssgaeity to per
ceive that. while the State OF New York
will thus confer an enormous boon ON
| the 5000, 900 of people settled in the
| basin of the great lakes aad on the wa
! ters of the Upper Mississippi. she will
! reap liberal interest on her investment
| The money she borraws at ak per cent.
will come back to her at ten per cent,
/ interest. During the rast year the Erie
Canal earned 6 per cent. interest On a
capital OF s26, 900, COO An enlargement
TO seven feet depth would enable the
canal TO doubls its business. The Gov
ernor suggests that the locks should be
somewhat leas;hened, In order that if
! the boats be ultimately propelled by
steam. they may be longer and have
sharper bows. which would prevent that
! swell in the wstsr ehich now proves 90
injurious 70 the banks. The broad bows
of the present style Of canal boats are
found TO be very disturbing 10 the water
when it is attempted to give the boat
much speed. New York is the natural
depot of western produce, and therefore
! Se regard tbs proposed enlargement OF
tile Eric Canal as beGefaati,B 10 every
farmer throughout the Northwest.
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senator Howe and the Indians.

| Grace Greenwood, in regent jotte
from Washington to the New YoFi
Times sketches an incident in the dehat
on the bin advocated by Sens.or Howe
to sprropriste $50, 600 for the rer,avs
and care of the scattering Winnebagoe
in this State. She says,
Nervfd By stern sense of respoasi
bliity to the public. yesterday braveo
all the Lerlls of our svenue-reIils by sas
| and psrils By liHd--and made ,ay gay Il
the Senate, where | heard the latter
par; Oi az animated Discussion on TIE
Indian appropriation. Jht, warm heart
ed and philanthroric Howe earnestl,
cSiied lpon tie Government to remove
the poor, ignorsnr Winnebagoes. OF Wiz.
cousin, from the cnnisnIis,iuz Influence.
OF civilization, ami give them chance
To see the world beyond the Mississippi
or Missouri. Nothing cducstes Ike
travel. On the other hand. ghe cool
headed, practical Sherman thought I, c
best way to dispose Of them vas to icsyc
them where they are-trusting to tie
gentle -eradIcative influences of white
men diseases. and white mems drinks,
TILL Nature. stern, but kindly. >i.sH, .e.
nave the last remnant 20 their Gu,i re
serva;l"n bey>nd Jordan. The aprro
prIztiou which Mr.. Hove advocated was
not only for the removal Of these I,ooE
lndtans. but to make provision Ter them
after their climpulsory fitting He said
that they had 20 property, and were III
capable OF caring for the,nse yes. There
UPON Mr. Thurman very per,inontly re-
marked: There are four millions Of
black people In the South who have no
property End then asked: Must the
United States care for them p This
gave MIR. Howe q fine opportunity for a
little burst of anti-slavery sentiment tha,
did one good to hear Il stirred my soul
as the blast of 4 trumpet rouses sn old
wsr-horse. | was carried back into the
s.erie'is pssl, thar instinctively look ed
round 10 MARKETS effect on the old guard
OF slaveholt2ers who used 10 frown def
"nce from the Denocratic side Of ,hc
Chamber booked with sid hone OF
seeing them wriths and rave. Alas !,
they were not. .s-
Saia Mr. Hove No. Mr.. Presi-
dentt'le United States have not to take
care Of tho black meh Of the South the
hlacs men are taking care Of she United
States
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ssorris,e r.,o oe ,,runkcs. wen,an

The BeI-Air Hartford county, MI
lEgis says:
On Saturday aislt. abnn, half pas
! f!iBe c clock, Mrs. Cnaatli I.ft the house
of z ne;shbor to go 70 her home, which
was located in the yard of the Harfnrd
House She made her way there aith
some difficulty. having been indulg;ng ioo
frscl.y in drink. Finally. hewever, he
managed to enter The door, and was seen
n mere siiye.
Al The same time her husband, David
Mcdonnell. wa, spending his week y va
ges with some bcon cnmlanion@ in /.
tavern close by. Ahaul ten o'clnck E.a
was carried hame drunk by hi- friends.
who found the sionr locked Oh The inside,
and no response ssg made TO their mr.
gent snockias Or loaking in q, The
window. tha room appeared to be on
fire, and an alarm was raised, the door
broken open, when horrih!e sight wsS
witnessed
The room was filed with smoke of
>ickcnisag ;'doY. aud on chair near the
stove, the duos Of which was oren. were
The charrad aud burning remains of the
unfortunate woman. Her ,.in'liing was
nearly entirely consumed, and even the
chair upon which she had seated hersef
was in ligh, blaze Her limbs were
burned 10 u crisp, and from one of he's
arms the f''sh was alnnst chi rely con
-umed. Her face va burned and black
encd almost bsyond recognition Ur, n
moving the chair from The stove, the
dead body rolled to the faor, g mass OF
charred and barnei aesh. TIE fire was
speedily extimguished.
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CHEAPER pGsIAGE.- .-Th. House Post.
Dfilce Committee unanimously autbori.
I'D General lsEnsao7i.i, i,s Chairman
10 prepare q bill to reduce letter 20 ~'ase =
10 w'i cents and TO reGuite prepayment
o. all printed matter except ON weekly
nai.eE< circulated in the counties where
by are priH;ed. these IL be una Affected
ay rhe pToso-ed bill. The estimate Of
h. i'u~. Office Department xh.H= that
: ;5'si %, aTr aauualy i.,-, a, .caoans
~ uoz;aee oI nl.are.i n,after te'ng ur-
collected sr crnti-ca;sd iy Postmss,tr-
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ETLi.ED an a IL . GID.
iss>s;., 70 ,hs Milwaukee s.ntinel.r

MISNEAPoLis. &inn., Jan. IA
special from Alexandria TO tie Tribune
this evening says: Reports have just
been received here that tsn persons we're
frozen TO death in the vicinity of Par
ker's Prasie. aud seventeen dead bodies
have been brought into Otter Tail City.
This lnake- total of 6tty three persous
rho perisi.ad within, seventyfve miles
s.ortl, aud west of ttis place. The search
for other un.orlunsiss is still going on.
The fatality resulting from this gupFese,
dented ssorm beeoIues irnly appsisng. IS
We think of the grand total that Hiusi
have peri.hcd throughout the hEssdrh
OF our great prsiries
4 snecisi from Fort Garry, British
North America, .ar3rts the savers,
, xsake< eyer kx<Ra fhEse.
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WEEs the cnld rin.i i.,nu- +.

WEEs the cnid Ei9d tiog= take care
Of ynur 1n-e i.ai il den. get fr.ge and
Srap III yoaF t0z.. n warm xocicn hose
The soovs ne sIisl.aSc, vas written in
prose, by sor,e one whn knaxz. the eFeet
0! cold aud SHOWS And the fzrther ia
goes, the l,rgor il grows, each telling
what he knows about writing .rnss.
when it SHOWS and il l:lav<, Is il 20 often
do~.-EastsTn ElceAaaas.
EsE the ditry We close. We mus. tell
of oar Nose, who Indignantly rose, aad
procs eded to eZpase. ,he substance q,
Gar we-, Ehega ihe Mis-Issipr; aaw-.
lie positively EEnH<. that The river i.
frnze. v.ihout regard ;o z.'rna-. frnun It's
head TO irs t,es- niaJa,a RepitJlicass.
WHILE r5aiing the above we did fall
in lpse. si.h this kind Of rhrine. -.
II there va e'gi:; Gr a.ae. i. would sill
De more enc, s1 when yo'l have Time
juef in.iiair nire- Il. n yon will have &c
eaH-e tn shins-, If I is 10. sapesGpa -
}hs.saf teeapfaaa
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s-.e-e..--s.---~o---s---

DEMOCRATIC EHD0RsEMsNr TIL. |.
Crn>se Librris Dmocrat speaks thu
warmly .; he Ga.s,i,,.. ;, ine>~ase
HE message at Guver.ur Washhnll
Wa nne of thr best ever d. i,e,e.! ir..n,
a Wisconsin Legislature. On every SUI.
j - unUu which i.a treated he >poka hk
hero. and let hl"w, iali tlick aud IL.
W ever he ihought 'h"y vele lgc,!.a
IL ionk stand agaiH-; the rrcruacl.
'nents Of iio railroad our,orsti,l,-. r,i,ic
~iii eadrar i.,D TO the hearts .. the p,,..
Ii,
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l6 On, once each II. w.r. '""'' '"''

Prul@te, Manitownc Com ~ Court In tho ma,
t-f =" the r~Iais Of IL :. EaicclIi. llrs-s.,1.d
10 al tFa7rs a. 9tKg ofs-rs-. :-I.rlae-s q Admin,
S''"'i"h on r3',i estate c" II. : uslcum haviag ee
issued 10 u. a Fdircst on ti,, 2 ~ ,,., ot ,ni,
i>i2, aud SIx nOntss tt..z sud q Ter - ii t,y lain
aitered anA ,isIit= Tor creditors prss,.tt the
S'"i'.is 'or examination ami allowance Notice
hereby gwen that the u.ttesisll,.. "a. u. 81, ti.. ~,
1"hHNY 'i eacs month duraHg the "A d = ftiui,iL
shi az ihe expiration al said n!uI!fiia at the, or,
-'e 'ic- ia he tliy al iaJit"woc IN saul t,n,,t,
receive, eXsnllie and adj gst all eta rs .G ,ianan,t
a-eAnst said iec-ase.i. wSf
l6Sin ONE ecb m " " wAIUS !, a 1.l,,,
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azsASI's lSE.AS POs.i. ) EApoGs.
I'D.

\ conference nf missionaries and Il
dan Commissioner. ha> ben lie d in
Washington. this geek, fer the purpose
~f interchanxing individual experience.
aud of demons,r ;-- that the President 8
peace of policy is not q failure Speeches
hsre been ade by Bishop Whipple. the
Hon. VIM. Welch, Edward Smith. Secre-
tary 10 the Missionary Association in
Minnesota. and Father Deshame, of New
York. The reasons given why this poll
cy i,s-i NOT been more successful are
First. Tbs, The churches we're not CAREFUL snosSh
n making the selection assnis to send SrlunS the
Iniisa,.
Second. Inst such agent. missionaries De
festei N their parpo.- by thieves and robbers rko
Esrs allowed 10 live among the II,.ii.as.
Third- Tbs iaxity in tbs enforcement OF fh. lava
usare :ne Indians were the osmals ssd the
grs.-ors.
Mr.. Smith EaYe detailed account, Of
rhe workings of the Supericr agency in
Minnesota. stating that he success of the
Indians. both as fsrnlrs and mechanics.
! was hseonipg more apparent every yesr.
1t Us. also stEsei ;iat the reduces, OF
the young people mU,t Of the triles to
| recsise is.f elton was surprisins Il
! seemed to be the positive opinion of 81
present, that If she present policy could
be persisted In fer four years lonser. tha,
the Ind AN problem would be placed in :
fs!r vas nf solufio on = basis that would
ennFe to he credif os the shires. ss We,
Is TO tie benefits of the 1ndians tless
: sesSs~
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I Probate, MaHitowoc County Court In tie NM;
Ter oi tlc estate ui Newman I!:,Is H. decreased
4" 3't 75.3 ~ tf E"y Letters ui Adrn mr.
tratl"h On sai@ estate nf Newman Hanson h WI.
bern Issued t" Joseph Re u7i. :iIer on the .Bh d..
"l July a D. IcIZ, s-Hd >H !nUnIh hs IruEI suu 1;le
-a'i uay heiIg allowed a.d luIrd for cred tor {,
present tn'if issd!s iur ezh nstun and eilf,r.sIa
Notice IS herey given thai ihe uudvts -iieI n ,l
th- hist Monday ol eaca month Gur.a< sad s.
h"ti!s anu al he eNIriSi osi ~ line -a: = luI.i
~ he Probate Office f.e tIy Mxn tw,c II, s;.i
C0uty, recr We. examine adjust alt its at.,
aeIf'a:iE lSaiGsG said ,ie,ystsc,i.
W. ". ALDO. County Jud.e
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HEx. H8yyE Rg-ElEGEE3

MADISON, Ja.uary 2i The Senate I.
Senator as follows: Palmer g; Howe -.
] he Assembly voted for Scrsioi !: Howe
81; Palmer IS; Eidredre /.
Va Congratulated cur District. on.
State and our whole Country 20 this hap
ry event.
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Aier Of OF lsi2, do his rs.si,iscs il
~atartown-rs -rsn Sstrrtay last, ace=i ss ys.srs.
IT.. uconIe feirteF stair- il.st the Ccu,st5 - u
pauy sre 20 put III brit 11c tao :esi of !oxs i:iss
winter last winter they put in som.th;tg lise
43.aCl 900 fest
The Congregational Church in D=isv1n has
cse,lei in grttIHE the congTs CATION seated
pa pit possible l.! raising ih- price liza
back seats ami reducing the rr.ce tine uut
Nicholas EiIps had one If isis legs broken at Chil
tom the other Gay, By th- fali of stick Of shin
timber
3 l.--ci q wlsksy relied upon VI a1rcki~y AZ
West Ear Claire, st saturday, irartasins MS collar
hone and no..
Arthur Ellis, formerly resident OF Janisyi,ls. 81
a n5-niisE- of Coipi.aEs &. Sth scoFsia regirs5
died Cheyenne the .Iti OF Decemher Nj s'!s
EIarried short tin.e since 10 Rock Cuanty
lndv-
mad dog in the cf Caledonia. last wevF,
|. .chDnl girl oE ths read threw her dsrR, and
h.r face ina hor-iio Afterwards he Killed
ir Of ,,pr,ry. hit sirs Eilis Gtt.ns In the arm.
e.a dispatched sf.sr biting log and Il cat.
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Special Notices.
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To Conservatives

1ne z.Tsrtis<r. E.yia h--a permanently cared OF
tn; lsf9 dts=e. C -:I!. !.t.. IS ia; ;.e si,sly
- 4r@iv5 - itSs fr@s. h. leiJ -iiiser.a lie.
iiq...'s ui Ts al sI, .t-,re ~ He viii .,,I !.
c"ny o tie Irs-rtiilan 5-t! free of 81. srza sih
the re-i4.iis f p t:li'r and r-n ilie nr " iileh
thsy 5Slil ht.G suEE tCs il.s JoSsJ.s IcN A.rsu.
REONcEt-Is- &c.
iiTes wish tils prescription III phase 4dre,s
a go l.%i iy k.v E1ii ARD A NILSpX
I34 Penn Street, Niliigau.bl;r,i, \ Y
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Long Looked for Come al
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ia IL Eiock ! Lot Block .

~ IN the village Hf Clark S Mi oi neg C. IS
Eanke Il, n the O. Uaty Uf Maatfog-uc and State
Wisconsin; aiiso psvs al Inn! near SAID Village ,l,,.
cgI-ihK tt1h !6t II n i,loc !, and uisi 'h- ce,tgs
"f s''cksn'i street rs,s 5t;,nt cl,i.!,i,s Don,
"a scr7s Also pecr e band fescr.lisd :. F.llou,
t"-sf; Beg ginning =, the nnTs east corner -, Int .
~ sL ~ Tue al ovr nlspfIs ls,l Ilaye lit east l.
10 section line south along sail section linz ~ r;
th.hVs hnfth West t" til" south corner of lot II
hiotk : nance moth q rods to place OF Isginuus
containing 312 acrss. Terms rf sale, CASH
os.3t JOHN HALL. Guardian
lsTa '''' = Gay 'i 'scFi''sf a
A. ne aHaSr sae - hereby postoHsd until the thiro
Monday IN January .sT..
JOHN HALL Guardian.
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10 haG NexE =

monthly haGaziEr for wide -a1ak BOYS and girls
A. Cd a. t:- bst -stty t:is pref ct i.I, fp-
e'i - ceht7 tesf. iz l.fisoHt t.r,zes for a., Il
Au'i - 81 Er7siadsr .isse gi.a raise
.i"us subscribe -eaI cent ~-..Inp for -I,-i en-
st1 whrT" y"s *a~ tiis. JOEs p. ALDEN PlI.i.li-
ChicHsD. III. l, t.-S
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Guardian Sale,

FROBATk -ntnituwuc Coilialy C.,ur: In tb.
IIsttcT oi tie estate uT Ha,a- Carr ,le-sss.J
N"Fic- - re sl:y siFs, i;ist ty viz tne ari IN ms.
taSye ~ Eii ORDER ~ lse:s made sIci, l:g tier "a
the 18th dsy OF Snyrn. Der A. H. ls7s Lt +,,a t,,,x
C"nrt ~ ssd County, fe uaGsGzi i,.,r,I .'ohu u.
Su3Ttiiaia 'i tile Ii.Hur heirs sRru gcesrti - IN,
Monday fhs 2$i d,y at isCen i... 4 u Il. AT t,.,
ocl'ck Ia The forenoon oi rlii at Tie ;ca of IA,
County Judge. the CIsy s!..uitwuc IN salt, c,pn
s.-riEsi i nis "a
1
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GERMANY AND t3NGLA>p --Ihe !nfu
s,an Co.'s GGzctte c"nIain> bitter al.
tic!e a=aiu>r Englar.d II con. nlsrs Il {
inya>it;. oi'the kg.hvs ;,y 4 ssis>;an troops
tbs az, ,s,-nIis'iG-5> q i'rts-s'a with i,.rt,
gal f''s The acqFZSiiinn Of De!roa ia,
and the nraSares sAksn ty the Unitre
States n -pgare! islj.2 Ss;Awi.h .-':.ah
as ~ naay attacks on the ur stiee o:
Enklan,i. The a;ticle ;.iludcs t,, Ru--,:
and the United Safes ia cnR.u.ii..eI
tary tnanner. and ipiimaias that the,
rowcrs combined with Germany, uigl..
divide he xpiii between ,hvm.
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3. II ER.R..

VOHK street, Mantle woo w IL. Dealers
in Dry Goeds Groceries, oroe ksr., Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots and Shoes, Ready msds Clo.sinS,
Paper hxnxinEs Eats and Caps Toys, Children Caps,
1--we Geese Fssthsrs Bird Cages, Ksrossns OIL and
Lamps, S. &s A share Of public path onsge is soil
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ESTSH FEHRS.

HIrArsH sHNA ER and JEWEI.ER. or.
w isT4 -.;s services for repairing all kinds 81
Ssecks ass Saa.lss. Has tne and well selsct"5
AssSrtesat cF irtast and bsst stylss sf Clocks
Americas KE sSA SSiss Ha,chss. as also ofGold
ant Plated Jsvslry, At bis ssw Brick Stsre On sth
tsr.st, sorth side sns door sseih sf krensrs. Mani
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C1s.aREES ysGxeESP.

DzAI.EH "a s:ogs.; TIN, SlsseH ; aross
repairing done Eishsa srrsst, oppoSts tribune 0i.
II
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FRED CIR Us,

nRACTkCAE FgRIER, Keeps con
st.nsly On hand til. largest and best a.sortinsn n
81 fhxts and caps Of the at the lowest pea
sibls yricss and alu.y, pays thu highest valrs ia
.sxh fer all kinds offurs -is-T