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Grant SartOris.
Ehc Wedding at the White House To-
Day.-EuII Detaii. Oi tiie interesting
Ceremony.-ah he Bridal party leave
for New YOrk this Afternoon and
VIII sail On Saturday.
gents.

WAsuIs GToN, D. c., Nay 2l.-The ah-
Sorblug event of 10 day I, the marriage Of
Miss Grant TO Mr.. Sart)ris, which took
place til, morning at in he east room
ot It e"xeru'lve mansion. Rev. DR.. Tiffany,
IF the NtthuiISt Epi,cop,l chnlch, Offer,
tln-,s During the murnins, and up to the hour
tie guests took their del arturo the avenues
leading % the mansion were closed to all
persons excepting those Invited TO the wed
ding, and there were | o.icemen on tie
grounds to prevent tie in,ruding of outside
parties. Iaany of whom gathered at the
outer gates to see the guests ride into the
enclosure. The ioor tsnders had received
strict orders 10 admit no one without in,i-
tations. The east room, scene of tie we'd
ding, was tasteiu!ly and elaborately deco.
rated with planIs, flowers and eyergreens;
on the east side was platform raised
about one foot from the floor and covered
with portion of the carpet. several years
ago, presented to the government by the
Sultan of Turkey. The platform was en-
ched with evergreens and flowers, ard
FROM its centre hung the marriage bell OF
large proportions composed Of the choices
white flowers; splendid new chandelier,
were lighted aud handsomely decorated
Never before has the east rom presented
SO brilliant display of aoral adornment.
as on ,he present occasion.
| Punctual to the hour, invited guests en-
tered the east rcom and arranged them
selves in full view Of the platform. Th,
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that in an acttcn
commenced in the Circuit Court, for Manlto-
woe County wherein MAIDS Ornes, is plaintiff
and the Scow John Doe being IL vessel built
by one Ir;. Z. Smith, and not Jet bearing
any real name, is defendant, a warrrnt was
issued ty Adolph Piening, Clerk OF said
our. on tbs o,h day ot Wy, A. D, 1874,
,n the application Of the sail Mlds. ornes,
o the pr pr officer. Commanding him to
tttach, q ana properly keep said vessel ,
her tackle, apparel AMI furniture, If 20 b"
found within bis b5iliwick, to asswer ali
Sucl .iens IS should be est bli-hed against
1t iii f-vor of the said plaintiff OF the v"r Of
any person or persons as provided IN chapter
lSi 90 the General Laws Of Wisconsin, for
he yer 1869. the amuuut claimed by the
said plaintiff cn whose application, sald
warrant WAS issued in the sum Of three
huulreo and four dollars with interest there
vD, fl III the Att Day of Mag, 1874.
All persons who claim to have any demand
against sid vessel, her tackle apparel or
furniture under the provisions of said chai
ter 1874, are required to file their complaints
for the irrespective demands ag inst SAID YES
sel.with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, for
Manitownc County.
Said vessel. her tackle. apparel, and
furniture will be sold for the pay ment Of the
claims which shall be ESTABLISHED against II
unless the owner, agent. or master thereof
| or some other person Interested therein
shall appear and discharge said warrant ac-
| cordint 10 law.
Dated clerks Office, Nav 9th 1874.
A PlENIHG, Clerk,
Nanitowoc County. Wis,
| WHITE & FoEEEsr, Plaintiffs Att'.s
s2l-3t
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In the matter of the Proof and Probate of
the last Will and Testament of Patrick Null
Inns deceased, late of the County OF Maniio
voc.
WHEREAS. an instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last viii and testament of
Patrick Mullins deceased, late of the eoun-
ty of Manitowoc has been filed in this office
and whereas applications has been made BY
Michael Mullins praying that the sams be
proven and admitted to Probate according
to the laws of this State:
Therefore, il is ordered that said applica-
tion be heard before me at the Probate office
in the city of Mantowoc in said county. on
the 1st day of June, A d. lo74 ut 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall
be given to al persons interestedin said will,
of the time and place of said hearing by
publication in the Manitowoc PILoT, "A weekly
newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks, once each week, prior to
the time of such hearing.
By the Court,
Dated at Manitowoc, the llth day of May,
A. d. 1874.
s2lt3 T. G. OLNsrED, Co. Judge.
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FORECLOSURESALE

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COUNT,
- MANITOwoC COUNTY.
Henry StOlI, against Henry Schmidt, and
Julia Schmidt his wife.
In virtue, of, and pursuant to Judgement
Order of Foreclosure and Sale, rendered in
the above entitled action on the 18th day of
April, b 1874, at Il special term Of the Cir
cult Court for NanIt0woc County, held at the
Court House in the City OF Fond du Lac,
in the County of f Fond du Lac, and State of
Wisconsin, | shall expose for sale, and sell
at public vendne, 20 the highest bidder, at
the Sheriff office in tie City and County of
Monitowoc and State of Wisconsin. on the
Goth day of June, a d. 1874, at 10 O'Clock
in the fore noon of said day. all the following
mort gagged premises or so much OF the same
as may be necessary to satisfy the amount
adjudgei to the Plintiff, together with the
interest, costs and expenses, to-wit: Lot
No, six (6), in section No. twenty-tour (24) ,
in township No. nineteen (l9), range No.
twcnty-three (23), east. lying and being in
the County of ManitowOc, and State of Wis
consin, containing forty-four 77-loO acres Of
land, more or less, according to Government
survey
Dated Sheriff. office Manitowoc, Wis, this
Sth day Of May 1874.
L. W SMART, Sheriff,
Manitowoc County, WIS.
WHITE & FoRRBsr, Att'ys, for Plaintiff
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN PROBATE Mani:OWoc Counts


In the matter Of the --.aSe Of Wilhelmine
kautz, deceased.
On realins and fling the petition of John
Draheuie Sr.. setting fori'. the the amount
of pcrsonsl estate thai h.s come TO his hands
anu tse disposition thereOf--the amount OF
debt outstanding against said deceased, and
description of all the real estate of " hich
said deceased died seized, and the cOnd itiou
and value OF the respective portions thereof
ana praying that license be 10 him granted to
sell all vi the real estate Of said deceased,
and 1t appearing by said pe,i.i6n, that there
As lot suncIent personal estate IN The hands
Vi sdic Administrator, to pay said debts,
aud that II is necessary IN order to pay the
same, 10 seti ali of said real estate 1t Is
therefore ordered that all persons interested
il said estate appear before the Judge OF this
Court, on Mond.,y the Esd day of June,
u. lSl 4, al lU clock A. NJ. at the 0tiier
of the County Judge in the City OF Manito-
voc in said eonnty, then and there to show
cause If any there be- why license should
DOT be granted 10 said Administrator, 10 sell
said real estate according 70 the prayer OF
said petition
Aud II Is further ordered, that copy of
this order shall be published tor fOHr success
sive weeks prior to said dav VI hearing, III
the ManitOw0c PILoT, Weekly Newspaper
printed and pub. b.ished at aInitowoc in said
county, ana personally served On all persons
lat itsIested III said estate, r,s ling IN said
Louaty. 1T Ie.st fouteen days before said
day of hearing BY tns Court.
Dated at Mauitowoc the 26tn day Of May p,
A. ID. 1874
o23-4w TG. OLMSTED,
County Judge.
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

1t Is stated as ct >usceptihl" O. easy
proof that "a y ung man at Austin, Nevada, +,
has made mistake lie bought a Handsome
drsss pattern for his intended wife, and a
pair of flannel drawers'or himself. lie lie
livered the wrong bundle. Resuit-A
broken head and a ruined frying pan.
He unblGshingly admits that it was one
OF the most ecstatic oments Of his life
when the doctor laid his hand on hs
shoulder, aud sadly whispered, " Her voice
is irretrieyably gone. Sne will never speak
again"
Adelina Patti, III far mtrqri- of Ceux
10 sad 10 BE growing rnormnusiy fat. Sev
rral ca met councils have been held ut ST.
Petersbursh about it, and the Car off rs IA
liberia rewarl for the disco very of any
means to thin her out,
An ardent lover, pouring out his passion
ate devotion in verse, spoke of that night
when, walking with his sweetheart, he
"kissed her under the silent stars" Ia
her under the cellar STAIRS"
A Carlo girl played game of euchre
marry him. He won, and then she threw
herself into his arms, exclaiming, g | a.h
thine-forevcr tbine!" A. soon AS the un-
happy youth coull extricate himself, he
robbed bank, anl sttrt. east.
The 4mherst Record has an interesting
account of II charming; aud popular school
mistress of North Leverett, sho is of so
slight proportions 'that the man with whum
she boards carries her to school in his arms
rather than take the trouble to harness his
horse" OF course he does go to save har-
Messing the horse
The Taunton Gazette says: lady enter
ing one of our stores yesterday, motto cling
The window drapei IN slmbre mourning,
asked who was dead. "Why, Mr. SUMNER -
sai b. polite nttendant. o." respo.d-
Q the vbtuse interrosator, WAS he i clerk
tcre?'
\ man seeing his little daughter dippiGg
her dolI-baby Dies into a tin cup inqur
ed, "N hat are you duin. my ctild?' "I'm
dipping dolly's d-es>ed in this beer 70 color
itr d." "Why, you caa color it red with
beer, "Oh, yes, | can, papa, cause N ,n-
ma says it's beer that makes Your nose 81
ted"
The ways of woman are past fin ling
out. Il is said that the young ladies' OF
Jacksonville, feRn., have Il fashion OF
tying up their taper ingers when Young
gentlemen are expected to call, and wien
they very naturally ask the cause, tie,
blns llnsly reply, Il burned them broil
ing the steak ibis morning" The result
as chEon'cled by the local paper, is tia
several young Gentlemen have burned their
fingers by beie,ing the story.
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MADISON, May 25th.-The Attorney
General has completed his opinion on the
railroad law. The first part of his opinion
states the fact of the passage Of the act
and that it classified all tie roads, fxei
and limited the compensation for freiyh,
and passengers thereon, and PROVIDED toI
the appointment Cf commissioners and
their duties, that the question submitted tc
him is to the
CONSTITuTIoNALITY OF TIE ENACTMENT.
Then follows reference to the Corsti-
tuition of this State, article IL, section |.
rhe railroads take and hold tlieir franchises
subject to tins article. But upoL this there
is diff, renee of opinion. Since the de
cision ut the Dartmouth College case BY
the >upr. ME Court of tue United States IL
wa,ch II was held that charter OF iucor.
poration was in the nature of IA grant
creating con tract beyond the power oi
tic Legislature to Imunr, MANY OF the
states have adopted articles .eservins thai
right. TO sustain this he gives the follow,
ing reference Is " ellis report Ash Ou
Courts have also reioIIed to this con
stitutiunal provision. Although they have
not psssed directly upon this question
they have expressed opinions as to
TnE PURPOSE II ITS ADOPTION
and its effect, ) Wis, 2SI And 50 in tht
the case of Pratt V. Brown, Wis, COZ
Mr. Justice Smith, after referring to L.,
doctrine established IN the Dartmouth
College case, proceeds To say it is compe
tent, nevertheless, for each state by con
5 itutional regulation or specific legishtiv,
enactment, to reverse the power to modfl
or repeal all such acts of Incorporation
where the poker Of modification or repea
is reserved either in the one mode or tn
other. 1t is obvious that the grantee
must rely for the perperuity and in,egrit
OF the franchise granted to them solel
uion
1 THE FAITH OF THE SOVEREIGN GRANToR
al such corporations now rest upon th
faith of the state, taking care TO deserve i,
favor or command its Justice by obsery
ing strictly the limits Of their powers an
accomp Iishing by all the legitimate mean
tie objects of tire creation.
These citations sufficiently show th
opinions entertained by the courts of OF
own state as to the design and extent {
the reservation aud seem 30 warrant tt
conclusion that there c.n be no such liza
sation of the power as is now claimed fl
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued ont o.
- and under the seal ef the Circuit Court
OF MauitowGc County, Aisclnhn, upon {
judgment rendered on the ilth day ot
March \. ID. 15li at the regular (adjourned
term Of the Circuit C"urG for ManltowuC
County. Said JudgmeE being duly dock
eted in the office OF the lerk Uf The Circuit
Cour: for Mauirowoc ounty, on the leta
day of March \. b. Is. III favor of QUO
Hermann, and against 3ryan Mason. | have
levied upon all the right title ani Interest
which the said Defenuuut Dryan Mason had
en- the 10th day of March 1874, Of in ana
to the following described property, to wit:
Lots No. ten and eleven .Juk NJ. oIe IN
Southeast quarter of North-els lst quarter
Section No. five, Township No. nm. cen
kange No. tw enty three. East; being in the
branch village, or plat rs the same IS recor.
ded and known as L,nevilles plat ui
said village. and where said Dcftnttnt has
his blaco smith shop, which | will sell at pub.
lie vendue to the highest bidder at the Sher.
ifs office in the city of Manitowoe on the
llth day Of July, 1874 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of the said day
Dated SherIffs Office, Manitowoc, Wiscon-
stu, tins 10Th day OF NAY 1874.
K. y. SMART
Sheriff Of Nanitovoc County, Wisconsin
S23-Gw
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF Wise NSIN, / (,rcu,,
- II A NIrnWnE -nIr

STATE OF Wise 1NSlN' C,rcui. Court.
AANITowoc CouNTY
The Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual Insur,
ance Company, Plaintiff, ag inst Petel
William hiebo.dt Louisa WieUoldt his wife
anu John GauieIb Sa,hse, Defendants,
by virtueyt a pursuant to Judgement
Order o. foreclosure ami safe rendered III tht
above emitted action, on the 18th day ol
May 1874, at Special Term of the Circui!
Court, for MamtUwoc County, Wisconsin
Held at the Court House, Ill the City OF
Fond du Lac, County CT Fond du Lac, and
State OF Wisconsin. l shall expose tor sale
and sell at pubic yendue, to the highest
bidder, at the sheriff Once in the ClIy Of
Aanllowoc; ON the lih day Of July 1874, at
10 clock IN the forenoon Of said day, all
the following Mortgaged premises, or Sc
much OF the same may he necessary t.
satisfy the amount adjudgel to the plaintiff
together with the luterI,t, costs and eY, enses
to-wIt
Lots, No. one and two. in Block two
hundred and sixty-nine (26j situated and
being IN the City and Couuty OF Mauitowoc
AM State OF " Iscon.in
Duted oherif's Cfiics Manitowoc,, this
% day Of May 1874.
II. d. SMART, Sheriff,
ManNC"oc Cou1iy, Wisconsin.
WHITE q oRRELT, Alt'ys for Plaintiffs.
S23-9w
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STATE NEWS.

A man not hundred miles from Kewau
nee is living with two wires. They al
live IN the same house and are happy
Record.
Beloit has the champion cow, she pans
cut $500 pounds OF milk in IS days.
The damage to the cranberry crop in
this state by the recent wood fires was
immense.
The contract for carrying OF the work
on the Sturgeon Bay canal has been let to
0. B. Greene and Fox Howard.
On the 2lst inst. large and brilliant
company met at the residence OF j. l. Case,
of Racine to celebrate their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary.
The Wisconsin Valley Railroad will be
completed to knowlton by June lst.
A man by the name of Gloss was killed
in the Green Bay iron furnace, the other
day.
A car load Of German emmagrants was
landed at Green Bay one day last week.
Schuyler Colfax will deliver an address
before the literary societies cf the State
University on 18th Of June and J. z. boo
little will deliver an address before the law
class on the l5.h
The Madison Democrat says that while
search was being made for the notorou.
train robber, Lohr, subterranean passage
was found in a bluff near Blue Mounds, and
on. following it up n small Illicit distillery
chat Charlie Schlongh vas, running was
found.
-Four men were drowned, last week bv
the giving away of what Is known as the
Beesher dam on the wolf river, some thirt,
miles north of Shawano.
candy" the dead eagle has been EN-.
bamedsnd is nov IN tbs Adjutalt Gen
erals flee, at madison.
The house of Mr.. Beckwith in the town o.
Mitchell, Sheboygan county was destroyed
by stroke of lightning, a short time ago
Mr. Beckwith aud other members of the
fnmIly were seriously inquired from the
effects Of the stroke.
A party consisting of eight young ladies
and gentlemen were out in I leasnre boat,
at Green Bay, one week ago last Sunday
when sudden squal came up and the
boat was capszed. The party remained
in the water five hours before they were
rescued.
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WASHINTON.
Death OF ueItish, the Crazy Congress
man.-sestring of the Chandler
tici Suit Prospects oil ehe finance
Lii.
TIE Steamers RULING.

"AsnIN CToS, May 23.-1he ruling Of
the Speaker, to-day, by which the army
oiil was sent to the committee of the whole,
viii send the tariff bill to the same commit
tee, unless the rules car be s,,s pended, Mon.
day. A mot on viii doubtless be made on
the tariff aud currency bills, but +. is not
Considered oaabie that two th,rjs vote
can be eeurtd. If their Consideration
must mr.; take place iu t.e cou,nitte. tuu'
aeson will not be reached this session
ewing to pressure of other business.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CoURr,
40 MASITowoC COUNTY,
Henry Stoll, againss Henry Schmidt, and
Julia Schmidt. his wife,
In virtue of, and pursuant to Judgement
Order of Foreclosure, and Sale, rendered in
the above entitled action, on the 18th day or
December, A. D., 1873, at regular term of
the Circuit Court for Maniowoc County held
at the Court House in the City of Manitowoc,
| shall expose for sale, and sell at public
vendue, TO the highes; bidder, at the Sheriff s
Office in said City of Manltowoc, and State
of Wisconsin, on the Goth dar OF June. A. b.
1874 ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day to-wit: All the following mortgaged
premises, or so much of the same as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount ad- Judged TO
the Plaintiff, together with the costs interest
and expenses. Lot No. Six. in Section No
twenty-four PA, in Township No. nineteen
N9), Range No. twenty (23) East,
lying and being In the County 10 Manitowoc
and State Of Wisconsin. Containing forty
four and 77l00 acres of land, according TO
Government survey, more or less.
Dated Sheriff Office, ManitowOc, Wisconsin
this 5th day Of May, 1874
r. ID. SMART, Sheriff,
Macitowoc Comfy
WHITE FORREST, Att'ys, for Plaintiff
S2l-Sw
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FORECLn SURE SALE.

SyTATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT CouRr
- MASrTowoC COUNTY.
Anasti>ius Krr zinski, Plaintiff, John Franz
and Herman Martins Executors. Of the last
Viii. aud Testement of George Kuntz,
Elizabeth Knu:z, and Golfrei kun'z.
Defendants. In virtue Of and pursuant to a
judgement Or,l,r of foreclosure snd sale.
rendered in the above entitled action, on
the 18Th day of April. A. b. 1874, at a
special term of the Circuit Court for Man
iiowoc County. held at the Court House, II,
the City Of Fond du Lac, and County of
Foni du Lac, and State of Wisconsin. |
shall expose for sale. and sell at pubic ven
due. TO the highest bidder at the Sheriff
ofice, in the City and County of Manitowoc,
and State Of Wisconsin. on the 26th day OF
June, A. d 1874. at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day, all the following mortgaged
premises or SO much of the sane as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount adJudged TO
the plaintiff, together with interest costs
aad ex ,anses. to-wit: Lots No. ten. eleven
and twelve. in block No. two-hdndre1 anu
seve.-y one, (27il, situated AID lying in
tbs City and County of Manitoxoc, and
State "a Wisconsin.
Dated Sheritf's Ufso.. Man .towee, Wis, this
18th day, OF May. 1874,
r. D. SMART. Sheriff,
Manit1wec County Wis.
WHITE i FoRREsT, Att' Us, for Plaintiffs.
81 8v
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IN PROBATE = ManItovvoc County

In the matter of the estate Of Eugene T.
Watrous deceased. On reading and filling
the petition of Clarence W. Watrous, of
Manitowoc Wis, representing among other
things that E. Z. Watrous, late of said
County, On the 9th day of May \. D. 1874,
at Msntowoc Wis, died intestate, leaving
gools, chattels, and estate within this State
OF Wisconsin, and praying that administra-
ton of said estate to him granted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard tefore
the Judge of this Court. on Monday, the lst
day of June, A. D., 1874, at 10 O'Clock a.
M. at my office in said County. Ordered
further. that notice thereof be given to the
heirs of said deceased, and to all PERSONS
interested, by publishing copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of bearing, in the Manitowoc PILOT.
weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc
in said County.
Dated, Manitowoc, the 18th day Of May
a. b. 1874.
S2lt3, T.G. OLMSTED. Co. Judge.
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heeps all kinds o. Meats. Sausage Hams Lard
etc, which he will sell at tee lowest prices IN
quantity aud kind t. SUIT purchasers. ANY OF e
yin tie hugs or sheep ta sell Will e al an pa
auo feccIse tne highest prices. f2441v
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~ IRUUIT CoURT-CALUMET CUUN

~ IRUUIT COURT-CALuMET COUN-
" TI.
Ascenth b. Wheeler,
against, : summons for relief
Pail H. Wheeler. Com net served
To Paul II. Wheeler defendent
SIR:-I u are hereby summoned and re,
qnired to answer the complaint in this ac-
lion, which Is fled in the office of the clerk
of the Circuit court for Calumet county, at
his office, in the village Of Chiffon, in
sid county. and to serve a copy OF
your answer on the subscriber ut his
office in the village of Chiffon, Calamet
county, Wisconsin, within twenty days after
the service hereof. exclusive of the day OF
such sci vice and ii you fail to answer the
eomplsint aforesaid, the plaintiff, will ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated at Chiffon, Wis. April 18th. 1874.
L. MCMULLES,
Plaintiff Attoruy
Please take notice that the summons and
complaint in this action. were filed in the
office of the clerk of the Circuit of Calumet
county, Oh the 25th day of April. 1874.
J E Nc MuLLES
20-6w Plaintiff Attorney
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NON'ELlWESTE uupRSE

FrlnNlln-st.. ManItownc, NJ Ketten hofen,
Pro 'rietor. The large brick addition recently
built uas oeen urr Ished excellent stye; ma xinp
II one OF tie largest ma most complete note!s in
Maaito Ioc. A good sable is kept in connection
with the nouse, where STOCK viii well uruvIIed
Tor. 10 Aiiv
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GEORG n. NYOODIN.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, an Court Com
IN .ssIoner tor Naulto oc UNITY. Al business en-
trrs I'd to ms care viii be promptly AID faitblnIy
attsr lei 10. A it.ce honestly gwen. Tor whIcl a
reasonable cIarge VIZ be m'ie. once cr 6uifIlo
ST, between Ei-Ath and Ninth ~ Al;
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Fashionable Tailor. All FoodS made bv the sub.
scffber 3reswarrantad to At form. Prices rel-
sonaDiA anC am brund to ple.se those who give
me their custpm. Shop on York-st. t. 0 doors
west of he " ndiale Hou>e latt1
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CNsDN E0CSE.


Commercid-st. OetN cen E et ti and Ninth Mimi.
towos MIlrs McMauoa, proprietor B.st a,com,
m"datIrnS tor tIe traveun- 0uUiic Terms che Al
and satIsi lotion guaranteed, IA 40 L
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INAsHtoNABLE TAILOR, has removed to
i Buffalo street, doors west of R,nd's
Store. A.! WORK warranted well done and
to fit.
Manitowoc, Nov. 80, 1873 l4-25-ly