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E,iI s6NAI.S.

Hon. JOS. Villas camc home from Madi-
son on Sunday, returning on Monday to see
the land grant grabbing bill through.
Hon. JOS. Rankin came home on Satlr.
day returning to Legislative labors by Mon
day Mornings train.
Sylvester Goodenow-of Evenston Ill.
is at the Windiatc House.
VIM. III Guyles pat in IN appearance in
our city again Yesterday, he lett here in
the Ia tier part Of January, after balancing
bis books for last years business, since
which. he has been enjoying his vacation
at Chicago aad the sunny cline of St.
Louis.
Mr. Fred pfunder of Two Greeks look
Sd in upon us yesterday good naturel as
ever, Fred says he has put in his time this
winter much more profitable than he could
if he had accepted the nomination for
Assembly, so una minously rendered last
fall; we gIess he is correct as any man
who pays for his paper IN advance has
appearances strongly substantiating his
statements
We are sorry to learn Nlas Jacop Lciscn
Of the town Of Centrcvllle has sold out his
property and will leave the county some
time in April Mr.. Lessen is an old Citizen
and universally respected by AL good citi-
zens While we must abide the change, he
contempates we shall not try to conceal
the fact that we begrudge the good
luck that secured to Mcnomincc Mici. Mr..
Lcisoa rs resident.
Favettc Armsby and lady started Ycster-
day morning for II six months cruise in
Minnesota and Colorado we dent mind
Fayette's going visiting for few mouths,
il he promises to return and make Mani
TOW &C his home
Geo. Washington was much enprired
after on Saturday the 22nd in our city; an
innocent BOhem ian wh0 had never heard
Of George in his life, was seize and filled
full of Tom and Jerry, all because he was
carrying home H0tchct to use in Splitting
kind inc wood.
n. Bills father was Missionary on
tie Arabian Deserts and never had a tree
or flower. Moral. Nercr cmrya Xatchet
IN tie month 0 f February.
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TIE PILOT.
ETY. AsD Csg.T. kaTTERs.
CenfAur Imminent.

There is no pain which the Centaur
Eminent viii not relieve, no nwelling It
siIi not subdue, and no lameness which il
sill not cure. This is strong language,
ssi il rs true. Where the parts are not
r.Ie, It's effects are marvellous. Il has
I-c5lccd more cures Of rheumatism, ncu-
r.lria, F3ck- jaw, palsy, :prnlns, swe.lings,
esIed breasts, acalds' tlrns, salt-rheum,
csr-.1h., &c, upon the human frame, and
ef strsirs. sps.in, gals, y c., upon animals
che veaT than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. il is n
.ouI tcr-irritant, an alEhcaling pain rcliey-
e.. Crirles throw away their crutchcs,
thc LANE walk, poisonous bites arc render
81 harmless and the ronndcd are healed
without scar II is no humbug. The
scope j. published around each bottle. It
:sselliag as no other article ever before
sold, and it sells because il does just what
il pretends to DO, Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain or swelling, deserve
20 suffer IL they will not use Centaur Lini-
ment. Mere than 1900 certificates of re-
mnrkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic-rhcumatism, gCut, running tumors.
&c, have been received. We will send
circular containing certif Gates, the recipe.
4e., gratis, to any one requesting 1t. One
bottle o. the yellow vsapper Ccntuar Lint
EAens il worth one hundred dollars for spa
sif.ed or swecniel horse aud mules, or for
scres work in -heop. Stock owners-this
Eminent is worth your attention. No ia
n,lly should be without Centaur Liniment.
j. B. ROSE & Co., New York.
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Masquerade. -Agrecably to eXpccta-
ton, the masquerade on Tuesday evening
| last, was very succr ssful affair. 4 LARGE
number of masks were out, and the largest
crowd of Of lockers on that the Oldest in
! habltant has ever seen in the Turner Hall.
1t was a perfect jam, in fact, rendering
| representation difficult, and almost confus-
ing one as to the locality chance may have
assigned him.
Some Of the masks were very :. Beautiful,
others having no claim to beauty, fully
compensated for this lack by their in
| gcnuity or picturesquen Flower girls.
rivaling spring herself in beauty and fresh
| ness, mingled with the sable robes of mel
shcholy nuns, and the SHOWS of dreary
| winter. Fortune tellers and witches, with
power to dclve into the future and snatch
from her mysterious depths lifc's secrets, los
tied tho half demcn,ei IDIOT. The rcd man
! Of the forest, painted, feathercd and armed,
danced che mystic war-Gance, accompanied
by sundry whoops aud ovolutions, suggest
i've of UNI lcasantncss. Wood sawyers
harlcquins, organ grinders, Old Time him
self, with other representations, contribu-
ted to enlven tho scene. The great
Egvptian-Arabic flag displayed her magic
powers in truly astonishing style, remind
ed one of the old transformation stories Of
the middle ages and setting as dreaming
again of long ncglec ted Arabian Ni:ht's
stories.
At about ii o'clock the masks were re-
moved and dancing commenced, the dancers
! being however much hampered by the
large crowd.
We must not forget to mention the tcs
timonial of regard bestowed by the mem
bets ofthe society upon their secretary to
commemorate his birth day.
4 presentation speech was made, but
being mostly in German we failed to APP
preciate it fully.
Much praise is due to the members of
the society for the happy and successful
manner in which everything passed off.
In our next issue we shall attempt
something like a description of the promi-
nent characters
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TEACHERS MEETING.

The regular meeting Of the Southern
County Association Of Manitowoc Coun-
ty, was held at Mulholland's school house
on the 22d inst.
The meeting was called to order at 10
o'clock. 1t was then moved and carried
that we have two exercises in the fore
noon, the hour Oh assembling being too
late to follow the programme as an.
nounced. Mr.. Day then presented the
history of the Revolutionary War. The
exercise was spirited and awakened an in
tcrest in al present which must be produc-
tive Of beneficial result.
Mr.. NJ. II. Cleary next presented the
subject Of Compound Numbers in a man
ner which showed that he was not new S,
the business.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Grammar was presented BY Mr.. 7. Cole
man, who drilled TIE class in parsing the
second stanza Of the q Raven" The e1-
ercises evidently pleased all present.
Analytical Reading was presented by
Mr.. j. c. Smith. As usual il proved IL
teresting and highly instructive.
A drill in peumanship, by Mr.. I. Cole
man, engaged the earnes. attention of the
meeting. Then followed an exercise in
the Constitution Of Wisconsin, BY J. L.
Clearly. The time being limited but little
was accomplished.
Mr.. bay addressed the meeting concern
lns the duties of teachers and their va
rlous qualifications. Good nature seemed
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, PROBATE OFFICE,
County of Manitowec. Feb. I9, A d. 1873
Tn the matter Of the Proof and Probate Of
1.-the last viii and Testament Of Joseph
Folmer deceased, late Of the county Of Mani
towoc. WHEREAS, IN instrument in writing
purporting to be the last Will and Testament
Of Joseph Folmer deceased, late of the
County Of Manitowoc has been fled in this
Office; whereas application has heen made
by Ellen Folmer praying that the same be
proven and admitted to Probate according
to the laws of this State: Therefore, it is or
dered thet said application be heard before
me at the Probate Office in the city Of Mani
towoc in said County, on the 18th day of
March A. D. 1873 at 10 o'clock A. II And
it is further ordered, that notice shall be gi-
ven to all persons interested in said will, of
the time and place Of said hearing, by pub
LEGATION in the MaDilowoc Pilot a newsp
printed in said City for tkesuccessi
weeks, once a week: pr ior o be tim
such hearing By the Court,
W. WiIIo
la-5otd County Ju lge
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AFTERNOON SESSION..


Meeting called to order by Pres. kirwan.
Exercises opened with singing. conducted
| by Mr.. Hutchinson. After which Mrs
Stewart gave drill in Spcnceriaa Syste=a
of Penmanshp. The exercise consisted in
writing by principle, and was well con-
Quoted, causing considerable merriment at
the expense of the class.
Next followed drill in Elementary
Sounds by W. II. Hutchinson, which
caused considerable discussion as to how
elementary sounds are produced, and how
to determine the correct sound.
Drill in Constitution of United States
was then taken up by Supt. Kirwan. That
part relating to she election and duties of
the President, being dwelt upon. The
Article relating to the eligibility of the
President, calling forth quite spirited
discus sion as to whether he should be a
resident of the United States for fourteen
years Immediately preceding his election,
IT whether he might not reside for that
number of years at different times pre-
eeedng his election, which question was
left undecided, and followed by {. recess Of
10 minutes.
After recess, Drill in Analytical Read
ing by |. n. Stewart. Selections,
lips sketch of Bonaparte. First short
biography of Bonapartc was given, then
the piece was read anc an analysis of the
sense of several passages given.
Owing to a lack Of books there was not
a sufficient interest manifested by the
teachers present.
The last exercise on the programme,
Spelling, was conducted by Mary Murphy.
1t consisted of spelling twent-fvo words,
exchanging papers, and naming how many
words were incorrectly spelled by each
teacher. Supt. Kirwan, through mis-
take, was brought in guilty of one incor-
rectly srelled word, which is not bad for
him; others missed all the way from four
to seventeen. As the session was drawing
10 a close, a motion was made and carried
to meet at Clark's Mills, in two weeks
time, being the first day of March, (weath-
er permitting), for the ru rpose of forming
Teachers Meeting similar to the in
Meme. After which the meeting ad-
journed. Those present being perfectly
well satisfied with their feast of good
things.
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DEMOCRATIC LIBERAL COUNTY Con.
VENTiON.

a convention composed of the Demo
Gratis and Liberal Republicans Of the
County of Manitowoc, will be held at the
Court House in the City of Manitowoc
on Saturday, March 18th, at IL clock, NJ.
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for County Judge. The different towns
and wards will be entitled to representa-
ton at the rate of one delegate for every
fifty votes cast for Greeley Electors at
the November election, and an additional
one for any fraction of Sfty exceeding
twenty-five, according to the time hcnored
custom heretofore prevailing which will
give the following representation respect
lively to the several towns and wards,
to-wit:
Sehleswig 3 Delegates, Eaton 4, Rock
land, |, Liberty |, Meemc /, Newton 3,
CcnterviIle 3, Maple Grove 3, Franklin ,,
kessuth 8, Gibson >, Cooperstown 3.
Manitowoc Rapids ., Cato 3, Two Creeks
/, Mishicott I, Two Rivers 6, Manitowoc
Town /, Manitowoc City, lst ward, =, %
ward ], 81 ward 3, 18th ward |.
By order of Democratic County Committee
II 4, 0IysTrD Cbo;rr,op
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a REMoSsTRAHcE against giving the
st. Croix Land Grant to the Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railway Company, largely
signed by the people Of this locality, Was
introduced in the Legislature this week.
Sheboygon Herota.
A very general remembrance has also
gone forward from this City ana Comfy,
against the St. Paul Railway Co. and in
favor of the North Wisconsin, which we
hoTe may be consummated notwithstanding
all the heavy arguments of the Milwaukee
Press, that large benefit would accrue to
the lake ports Of Racine, Kcnosha, Shcboy-
gan, Manitowoc and Green Bay, in case
the Grant should be awarded to the St
Paul Co.
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AT last we can announce that we have 4
passenger coach en- our Western Railway.
It's rot pulluan Palace coach by any
means. yet il is plenty good enough to run
between this City and Appleton, especially
.iace their Bond Carairal. 1t makes
the passenger Accommodations sufficient
for the winter.
Not SO with the frcigbtins business as
Che engine, Jacob Lucps, broke down
again on Monday last, and will require
eigh. or ten days for repairs which will be
another serious drawback to shippers along
the line
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We read an occasional article in the
Sheboygan papers, that Mayor Malta"
Cole assistant United States Assessor, has
onatchel another Illicit distillery in this
County. Well it is possible, yet We hear
nothing said ofany such doing, ard from the
fact that there is no re.certible stoppage of
the fluids in their accustomed channels,
we are forced to the conclusion that they
could not have been very extensive affairs.
We Ike to see all officials perform their
whole duty, but it seems to us, that the
government should have more important
duties for its officials, than capturing small
Potccn Stills, grinding out little of the
Crathur for home consumption.
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rH,PfED hands, face, rough skin, pim-
pies, rlngwOrm, salt-rheum, IN other cuta-
neous affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, be using TIE juniper tar
soap, made by Caswell, Hazard i 60.
New York Be certain to get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless
I'M tations made with common tar. Ii-I9
I2w.
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DRAWING COMMITTEE.

and who will make it their duty to carefully
guard the interest of every tickct-h lder
near and far: James B Kellog, ESQ. of X 81
log & Hathaway, Insurance Agents II NJ.
Mende Esq, President Milwaukee Musica!
Society, Hon Mori,z SchOetfier. Proprietor
Banner and Volksfreund,' Matthew keenar
Secretary Milwaukee Board of Water Com
missioners, Jos II Corles, Esq, Wholesale
Grocer, Ad Meme Ike, Esq, Proprietor
MeiDecke's Wi.!ow-ware works.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE Asso-
CITATION
0FFECERs.-L A Schmidtner President, P
' Deuster, Vice President; W jacobs
Secretary; II Jacobs, Treasurer.
DiREcToRs.-G C Triumph, President
South Side Bank, Angus: Grcu,ich, Whole
sale Liquor Dealer, L Schmidtner, Nil
wa hee Court House Architect. F Rietbr ock
Attorney-at-!aw. T W Jacobs General lnsur-
ance Agent, Ludwig Voge,, Carpenter and
Builder, Otto Zwietusch. Proprietor Soda
Water Factory, 4 F Wa,lschlaegcr, Hard
ware MeIchant, Jacob Blum, Contractor
Milwaukee Court House, Ed Aschermann,
Wholesale Tobncconist, p V Deust,r, Pro-
prietor Milwaukee See Bote, J p ki.singer,
Wholesale Liquor Merchant, w Humid
hansen ex-Mi!waukec City Treasurer, J E
NJ ann, attorney at-iaw. Lewis RindskOpf,
!derman, Milwaukee, Hermann ZoeLr!aut,
roprietor Tannery, T Hooker. Commits:
on NJ reliant, Sam Rindskopf, Wholesale
quor Mercha-
>, AZ Circulars containing full! particulars
mt on application free of charge.
IFMoney should be sent in registered
tiers, post-oficc orders. or by express
PAUL BECEzTNEK,
General Manager.
400 East Water Street Milwaukee to whom
all communications should be addressed.
TICKETS FOR SALEnY
g. w. fletcher,
DEALERlN
BOOKS and STATIC Err ",
272n MANITkWus, WIS.
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A Good Chance

will sell cheap for cash one of the best
end kindcst family horses in tins County.
Also harness, buggy, cutter etc. Anyone
wishing to purchase win do W. t. call
soon. Ii. S. PiERPoNT
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Moro manufactures

There is prospect tnat the manfactur-
ing interests of Two Rivers will be imcrcas-
ed this season " two very important ad-
ditions. Just what these industries are,
it would, perhaps, be imprudent for Us to
say, but we violate no confidence in deelar-
ing that these two manufactures will add
a hundred or more to the working forces
already employed in this manufacturing
town. These additions to our producing
industries and consequent increase of Pop
ulation will necessitate the establishment
at this place of others, and our eople may
not be surprised if they discover at an early
day, with increased shipping facilities,
that Two Rivers will at once rank all other
lake shore towns north of Milwaukee in
the variety extent and value of its manu-
features. We are having good times now,
but there are better coming.
wat Tito longer"
In the meantime, let the present popula-
ton prepare for unprecedented prosperity.
Let houses be erected OF all vacant lots
have the strests improved; build an engine
house that shall at once accommodate a
steamer, when it shell be deemed advisable
TO supercede the hand engine nos N use
and at the same time be suita5ie fG- VII
lase or city end town hall; lake such sani.
tary measures as shall cleanse and purify
tie moral as well as physical atmosphere,
and in all things show themselves capable
Of the high destiny awaiting them
/ CArcn,clc
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Grand Cash Present of $4,000

l47i Presents, amounting to SAC, 900 Cash.
The drawing will be conducted on the
stage Of the Academy of Music in full view
of the audience, and under personal super
VISION of the following wen known and disin-
tercsted gentlemen who have kindly consent
a
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JoHN MULUoLLAND,
MfESIs

CARTY-EATOUGII-Feb. 25th, 1873,
by the Rev. c. b. Stevens, at his study,
in the lst PRESBYTERIAN Church of Man
itowoc. Wis, Mr.. j. c. McCARTY, ard
Miss SARAH L. EAToUGH; both parties
are of kossuth, Manitowoc Co, Wis.
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GUARDIAN SALE,

TN PROBATE, MANITOw0C COUN.
Lily Court. Minor heir of Corn elus
leason. In the Matter Of the Estate OF
ichGel John Gleason, Deceased. Notice
hereby given, that by virtue and in pur
uance of an Order of License made in sal
matter on the 18th day of February, A. Do
1873, by the Court Of said County, the under
signed, Guardian Of said minor heir of said
deceased, will, on Monday, the 18th day of
March, A D. 1873, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day. at the Office Of the
County Judge, in the City of Manitowoc, in
said County, offer for sale at public vendue,
the following described lands. to-wit The
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section No, nineteen 90 of Township
No twenty (20) north Of range No, Twenty
three (23) east, subject to a life interest in
Bridget Gleason The terms of sale will be
Cash on delivery of deed.
BRIDGET GLEASON,
Guardian.
Dated Mt Manitowoc, the 18th day Of F cb
A. D. 1873. l430-4w
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SSAKEs.-It is said that snakes get
away With 10000 people in India every
year. India snakes are undoubtedly vigi-
liant, but America has one snake that at
tacks mems boots, that would consider 90
600 victims poor years labor since the
high prices have forced new whiskey on the
market Even at Washington where they
nave standing army, they became alarmed
q, the number of victims likely to be COB
blod, and have started National Temper
ance Society for fear the Generals head the
list
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Castoria is more than substitute for
Caster Oil. ]: is the only safe article in
existence which will assimilate the food,
regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and
produce nasur,J sleep. II contains nei -Aer
minerals, morphne or alcohol, and IS pleas
tnt t. take. Children need not cry and
mothers may not rest.
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SocIABLE-The Episcopal Socii bic will
be held this Thursday evening at the resi-
deace of Mrs. Liberty Phelps, on Fourth
street.
A general invitation is extended to all.
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RATFLE-Forty acres OF god farming
arls nrc to be given away by chance ut
rattle, on the 18th day of March, at the
store Of John Bruce in the town of Coo
pers town, worth 5000. All who wish to
invest one dollar in an effort to possess the
land, can purchase ticket at NJ Maho-
ny's store on York str, CT at the PlLor Ct.
fec The names of the gentlemen on the
drawing committee are a Sufficient guaran.
tee that it will be conducted fairly, ana
purchasers Of tickets can at least enjoy the
pleasant reflection of having helped 2
worthy widow in making sale Of her land
at a fair price, whereby she may better
provide for family of small children.
Il % CIV
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TEE call for County Convention,
March 18th, to nominate candidate for
County Judge, and the representation duc
each town and ward may be found in an
other column.
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STORM. There Is nothing like novelty /;
something rare like the snow storm Of last
evening. The balmy miIlness Of the winter
was interrupted 81 1 real clustering storm,
and is was positive pleasure to be out
jn it.
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CITY NAYoR.-At the special election,
held on Monday last, to fill the vacancy oc-
easioncd by the resignation Of Chas. Luling
who relinquished in respectful obedience
to Grants order IN regard TO government
officials, holding other local Offices at one
and the same time, resulted in the most
quiet election within the memory of our
citizens, and the election of Mr.. \. d.
Jones to the Mayoralty. OF the 900
votes usually cast in this city. only Ia put
in an appearance on Monday last, as fol-
lows, to-wit:
LIST Ward, ~ votes cast.
4. D. Jones reed q, balance scattering.
Ind Ward, AZ votss cast.
\ D Jones reed &c, bal. scattering.
81 Ward, G. votes cast.
A D Jones rec d &c.
c Gritzmocker reed % bal, scattering.
18th Ward 3 yotss cast.
\ D Jones reed "a, bal scattering.
Total, III votes, A. D. ) mes receiving
ll3, c. Gritzmocker received 81. balance,
scattering
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TEACHERS MEETING AT CATO COR.
MFRS

According to programme, meeting of
teachers was held at Cato Corners school
house, on Satur day, Feb. Is, 1873. Meet
ing was called to order and Sup,. Kirwan
was unanimously elected President of the
meeting, John F. Mulholland Wa, elected
Secretary. Tue following teachers
were enrolled: Supt. Kr~an, l. N.
Stewart, Mary J. Stewart, j. l.. Clary,
I. L. Clary, NJ. IL. Clary, NJ. II. Murphy
Mary Murphy, Ida Murphy, II. F. White,
Edwin CLARK, J. F. Mulholand, Richard
Cody, John Lyons, john Judge, Annie
Watt, VIM. IL. Earles, Nancy Darling,
Annie NagIe, W. ii. Hutchinson, Agnes
l.. Ciasson, Josie lIowarth, Julia Kicker,
John Ilussoy, Dora Kelly, Jerc Falyey.
Mr.. White not being present, the exer-
cises were opened By Mr.. T. l., Cleary,
in default of Mr.. Walker, also absent.
STRENGTHENING first Paragraph of De-
claration of Independence, which callel
out quite a knowledge of Grammar on the
part of the teacher0b present.
Mr.. White, having arrived, took up
drill in American Literature, which con-
sisted principally in giving a short bio
graphical sketch Of Irving, Willis, aud
Longfcllow, noted American writer's and
poets ; and in examining the style and
composition of their productions. To all
those who are acquainted with Mr.. White
it is needless to state that the subject was
ha ndled in a manner to DO credit to his
well known abilities.
Percentage was next taken up by your
humble servant and passed over rapidly,
as we were all impatient to partake of the
good cheer, served up by Mcssrs. Kendall,
Robinson, and ether whole souled people
of the Corners. Meeting adjourned until