davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-10-04

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 1,113 bu wheat, 357 bu corn. 9p2 bu
ryo, 4,G79 bu barley
The following grain has been inspected into
storo this morning III, to 10 O'Clock: Il cars No.
wheat; 43i cars No. do; 81 cars No. do; Is
cars rejected do; j cars no grade {5777 whcat) !;
IS cars high mixol co1s; u! cars and Il, ,uUu
bu No. do; Ii caia rejccted do; : cars no
grado (22S corn): 8 carH white oats; II cars No
2do; cars rejected do: 2 cars no grade (Fj3
oats); 1G cars No. rye; G cars rejected do; -
cars No. 2 barley: Il cars No. 3 do; cars re-
jected do; car no grade do. Total 1888 cara),
j5o,0io bu. Inspected ont: 1G}.967 h'1 wheat
1887 bu corn; 9j.144 bu oats; 754 bu rye;
G.269 bu barley.
The following wcro the receipts and s!linn,cnts
Of brea1stulfs a3l live stock 1T this ro: during
the past week, and for tho corresponding weeks
ending Es I]ateI:
, 1874-10-04
~~-~~>~>-oo~-~>oE Real ESTATE
S /! 4 !. I4T7IIS
AND ACTIVITY AT
SS()()'1L'I||..zg I 4 4 ((;;1lIllIICl|nI)

The york Y, on the Ter.
m1na1 Shops and Transs w.
ter Buildings of the Pa1' ]sta1'
tinore, Pittsburgh ~ =
! Chicago Railroad Com1 y
p2ny, at South Chicaeuo u'
F.; is is, being actively pusbesGG
They will be readv fos
use at an early day: ~
large number of maa
will be employed. ba Tba
draw-bridges are wa71 aG
advanced. The tracE S4
from seVentieth-st,. i
nearly ready for opara' -
tions. The decision NJ
the Supreme Court NJ NJ
the State abates the mi.
sance of the Northwest.
ern Fertilizing Gonna.
ny. The Calumet and
Chicago Canal and Docf
Company resume tho
sale Of lots in their suh.
division adjoining the
shops, docks, and rail.
way station.
Trains will be run dur.
ing the week, upon
which free tickets viii
be given to those wish.
ing TO visit the property,
This is a rare oppor.
tunity to invest and Sc.
lect the best Locations.
Prices remain low.
Terms, IA cash, balance
1, 2 and 8 years, s per
cent interest.
Apply at the office Of
the Company, 1872 Dear.
and at South
Chicago.
JAMES q. BOWEN,
Oct 4, 1874. PEESIDEHT
, 1874-10-04

LATEST.
New YonE. Oct. 3-Aloncy closed at 2@2}}l
rc- c2Mt.
Foreign exchange closed steady at 4Sil4GI95
fjr aanke:h' slxts-dAys' sterling, and 497Il@435
fur ae1.a.itl-
'iclt opened ut 110::1, declined to 110k, rallied
To llVi4, ard closed ut Ito, the lowest point OF
the day s;ates for CARRYING, l. ~. 2. g. and . {
per rent to flat. Clearnss. :27,00u, ,0o0 Tao
AsaiAant-Treasurer dsbursed durlug the weak.
:.4ij,uOa, and received for customs, 1886, ,003
ln.'crl* for the week: Dry goods. S2,2o7. .2I3 !;
Norc1ant1nc, 81. .:2J, 90 specie shipments
go I..351. principally silver bars.
4 sa.:!i fai'lro was reported on the Sock Ex-
change, bat it Vas stated at the close that the
broker Waa unlYodably absent and Kould
settle everything; on Monday.
Kcro:t says Henry Claws Il Co. have suc-
ceedeu Ill negotiating in London a loan oi
900 CLOVIS said to-day lie had made during
tlle Faaic and since such efforts TO keep up hiH
credit to tho last that lie had Injured hinlsel:
where others, yielding to tho circumstances of
the hour. saved themselves
State bonds quiet.
The stock market declined 4 to X per cent in
the orc1ling dealings. but afterwards advanced
i to -; Ecr cent on acLtve business, There
WIS slight reaction after midday, but at tho
Secoud Board ti.ls was partially recovered.
Stocks were strong at .lc close in leading ehares:
New York Ccatral advanced to 1928, tie highest
point maize OIL the present upward turn. This
stock was unusually active to-day. Union Pacific
advanced to 81; Lake Shore to 52;5, and North
western common to 80; Cle7eland, Columbus 4
1ndiana Cc'ttral declined TO 11s5. and finally
sol1 at 12 Pacific Mar 'ccded to 4955. the tinal
sales !Aavln:; bc,.n mauo at 4o3ll Western Union
ct+ed ii:ln at el1!i. Sales to-day include $4,000
Western Cnlon 1900 Pacific ti:il, 15 900 New
Y>'rk Central. 5000 Erie. $4,000 Lake Shore,
1900 Cnion Pacific, 12,03o Northwestern, 5000
Toledo & Wabash. and 5000 Ohios.
WEEKLY BASR STATEMENT.
Loans, increase, S'1,737, GOO: specie, decrease,
$J45,7UD; lcsal-te1deEs, decrease. 81, 734, 800
Deposits increase, :tG5, 100; circulation, de.
crease. @2Go, ,2oo; reserve decrease, 81, ,39U 275.
, 1874-10-04

u l.GJ
CATrLE-TEe market has rem .iacd il much tne
ra@le cons!l'iou ~ uoted week ago. In week oi
TIE season has our supply Of h7ss and sccondclna.
eat:c ieca '=. and rarely have Ac receipts OF
mon g-1d.s 81 largely e1ccc:cd tho legitimate tratc
requirements. Consequently, wnilo for the former
the ns.rEe has Eaaaained firm .on2 prices Of the
Latter have been We Il and rlr.h.e. Al grades below
ch':ce have deprecated III value, t.:ou3n to :.
:ers sce'ous cxten:. Tbs range Of Prices psil WIS
'at 'aere ws5e ~ f f." tans:ers =: over $50
reianf, and =. :a75s 80 for corn.:on "a good H.
tiv-s Feeders bought literally At s!.a':. 80 packers
st AMI local butchers ut Sl.75 There
is soud demand tor veal c=Tes ct - 5ct9A A.iO
common 70 medium, aud a: s4-::5.f5 - for good to
choice. Atust OF the hacs 75ta5.Uo. To-day
trade dull at weak aud irregular prices. L,cal
butchers AMI feeders Tere t.!e only buyers who
centaEo Of the offerings changed hands. Nearly
enough common stock now lies III the pens to supply
th- prooab'e waa,s OF butchers aud feeders for
eTAi days 70 coIe, and Western shippers viii promote
tn=lr best interests by E-erins this fact in view. We
quote the market closin: dui and heavy.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra B"cCe5-Graded steers, aVeraging $50
cho:cs E~rve,-Fine. tat, well formed yer ;"
to 5ye4r old steers. averaging 1880 to
Good Observation-Disclosures Gneiy formed 's ''''
stsccs, aversa- LIS, to 2ul lbs. ....... 4o5s5.o5
He.lium GEad:a-S.eera IN fair hesh, aver
aeius l,lco 1,25;' s.7ss4.25
cosn:uon TO e1:1a COWS, fur city slaughter,
averaging $50 to l,lUo oloa..........-.. 1.5093.50
Stosk Catile-CosEn!on cattle, 1 decent
hesh, averaging 60 to 105O lbs. -...... c25G3.50
1ufcrior-Ligut AID thin cowa. heifers,
ss..s, hli 8, ami sealaw.g 1..5ao.21
Cattt-Ts1<s, co:ce cos1fesi. 415a4.7:,
C4;tc-Ie1as, w.Istrcd North. 2,Ct43.7:
Calte-Ta1ae. through droyes. 1.75is.7
EOGS-P-lrts are frcnl Soc 10 s5c pe- 100 lbs lowe,
than 1t the close nf e pr-vi1;ls week TEE OF
this very depreciation in values is found in tho
cry increased receipts. the arry1s amounting
ii So, against ISL List week. and C. G19 week betor,
las:. Tho decline greatest in cn.ce grades. ana
'et.: IN the onaliics. This Is explained
by the fact that ae proportion Of good to choice lo@a
has heea m:h larger tn daring The ear:ier we-ks o:
e se:=o,, while ern.a Of inferior and common
'ts show corresponding d:mnuton. Upto Vcdues-
lay hight the accumulation OF stock had been rapid.
he nuaer Of uusnll hogs iu :Ae as 1t the close OF
Fade "Wednesday evening being estimated At 800.
Since Wednesday the receipts have steadily fallen of.
md scl!ers :iav. been enabled to dispo-e OF much OF
lie s:1. stcca, bnt tcve SILL rru1aiu somewhere in the
1egahorooi OF 1..Uj@ head, and the market CLOSES
i,!c: and el%y. To-day there only Hgh: de- .
naua. either for shpnent or On local account buyers,
rule having orders well filed earlier in the
serk. Sales dragged At s,-tN95.5o for common: At
T. u for medium, and 1t $60Gs6.75 for good to
tricty CnuiCa. :
, 1874-10-04

at G@oc Sales we're reported OF 1000
brIa 1uess pork cash, ut S21.50; so brls do,
seller Janury autl February. at 1896; LOO tcs
laru at S14.5O go tcs do. seller February, at
5ll.55.
The Daily Commercial! Report gives the fol-
lowing us tho shipments oi provisions from this
city for the week ending Oct. l. 1874, aad alnco
Nov 1, 1871 together with c:'mpart osna. Com
piled solely from tie manifest books of the rail-
road companies uud the records Of the Custom
House:
, 1874-10-04
Pork, LarI, firms. sdonfFs, 'uihl'tt.
IRIS. IT, ! :e'. ".- ".
W. sDf?: u! ,g.s II; 4sso v g, m
Same week Is13 sol 9,t4ii EHi! ~. o.!,. ~
Since Nov. |, - tA sG IL, fi 10 i II, u. ~ N w. =
L{ +1t+l w. -ttG ILL., -!
includes III cua MEATS. a4ceut Eauu4u:r, and 5. T.

ha'n4
Flour waa slow, as is very often tho case on
Saturday. There WIS very little demand from
any quarter, and that only for spring extraH.
Prices were unchanged. Bran was quiet a1d
steady Under the fact OF l,Gut SUPPLY Sales
reported Of l5u brls spr.nt; oxtras at $500;
74J brl+ DO on private terms; Is s)E!s sEpcr.ines
Mt $500; 20D brls rye ut $3.50 Total, 1.152 0ris.
Also, 10 tons bran at :l7.O0; ID tons do At
$3.50 Oh track. The market closed 1T tito fol-
, 1874-10-04

The famo house siVe the following eumn1ary
of fluctuations for tho week ending Oct. ), 1874:

VARIATIONS II THE STOCK LIST.
The following quotations. furnished by 4. @.
Slsus:itcr. show the lowe= highest, aud closing
prices on the active list Of stocks at tho Nov
lnrl {l1ar.l.
, 1874-10-04

1nrevicving tho weeks business sou'e shadlncs
of inscreai are 10 be noted. viz: loan Of S25,-
TOO on Lo; 3V, Block I, Fart Dearborn Addition,
payable Noy. ~. 1876. a, So per cent; q loau Of
54,0uo en- 25 feet On Madison street between
!.aa.:.., street and Ogden avenue at 2o7 cent;
aud loan OF $1,000 for five years OIL 50 feet,
similar location, at Fer cent. These loans are
made by old conservative Eastern Insurance
companies, aud therefore it does not seen. that
all confidence ID lost in Chicago: Generally the
rate Of interest is 10 Ecr cent. Where All llistrl1
1ncnt Is given to nccure part purchase money Of
rule.
, 1874-10-04

Shipment,

caGo during tho past twont foux hours. ap4l 70
the corresponding date ono wear ago:
, 1874-10-04

FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The banking -!lp1se Of koH-p.terscn. Isberc
l. t. j., M : Sjnila Clark street, quote tile
rates Of iusc:ru e1cuauga "a follows.
, 1874-10-04

The following quotations.. furnished br 4. O.
Slaus shter, s!'o tho bids and asking prices OF
local securities:
, 1874-10-04

CFtraco. Hil:T4lxES / ST. PAJf. RAflHk
En,on Lt7uf, H1':i*o7 md C1aa-Hf ress Ut
ts So1i: ClaFss. opp5st Sern4a HoGse, Ana :. DfPe
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-07-25

PEARLY PRoyERBs.-Many a mans
vices have at first..been nothing worse
than good qualities run wild.
When the tree Is fallen every man
goeth to it with his hatehet.
To gentleman every woman is
lady, in right of her sex.
Diligence is fair fortune and industry
a good estate.
A laugh is worth a hundred groans
In any market.
Whenever the speech is corrupted, so
IS the mind.
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BEATTY & PLOTTS
The Beatty & Plotts celebrated Gold.
en- Tongue
PARLOR ORGAN


is acknowledged by professors Of music
and celebrated organists to be the lead
ing Parlor Organ now in use. Testi-
monials and cards of honor are constant
ly being received in favor of them, We
append a few and wish you to read
them -
ANTHONY, N. j.. Jan. 25, 1873,
Messrs Beatty & Plots, Gents-Your
Organ, sold me, gives entire satisfaction.
1t beauty of tone and style of workman
snip are seldom If ever surpassed. Wish
ing you success in your business, am,
with respect, Prof, NJ. II, BEATTY.
SHAMoKIN, Pa, FEB. II, 1874.
have one of Beatty & Plots Golden
Tongue Organs. 1t il an excellent in
strument, fine tone and full power. 1
like it better than any have heard.
M. ii. HARPEL, NJ. D.
LAURY's STAIN, Pa, Jan. 81, 1874.
have had Beatty & Plotts' Organ
Slice August 14th, 1872; it gives the
highest satisfaction, and has proved all
tnat 1t was recommended by the prop'rs
jon HENRY.
SLATINGToN, Pa, Feb. 6, 1874,
Beatty 81 Plotts' Parlor Organ l like
better than the Standard, and it gives
better satisfaction, as find in my tray-
els. Prof. FIR. v. MAyEp
ST. CLAIR, Pa, Dec. 9th, 1878.
Messrs. Beatty & Plots, Gents-I
havereceived the Organ, as sent by your
frm to me, and have had it examined,
and 1t gives ample satisfaction.
Hon. JOHN SINEY.
MAHANoY CITY, Pa, Oct. IS, 1879.
The Beatty & PlOtts celebrated Gold
en- Tongue Parlor Organ is by far the
best ParlOr Organ in use. have care
fully examined it, and find its tone,
workman ship and durability to be the
best ever saw, and | can with pleasure
recommend it to any in want of first.
class parlor organ. Prof. o. II. UNGER.
Messrs. Beatty g. Plots, of Washing
ton, N. j., are gentlemen of enterprise,
and whose presence would be a credit
to any community.-[ Hackettstown, N.
j., Herald, 1872.
WASHINGTON, N. j., Sept. 5, 1878.
To Robert Morgan, Pottsville-I am
happy to state that the instrument gives
entire satisfaction, not only to myself
but also to the teachers of the Seminary
who are better judges.
Rev. A. NJ. JELLY.
We say, after careful and costly ex-
pertinent, it is with pleasure we intro
duce the Golden Tongue" knowing
it possesses many advantages over all |
others manufactured. The tone excels |
in fullness, purity. and the Thousands |
of testimonials which are being con.
stantly received, are evidence that our
efforts have been eminently successful.
For particulars and Price List, address
BEATTY & PLOTTS,
Feb 2l-6m Washington, N. j.
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death. Come along with me to dinner,
and I'll Introduce you to splendid girl
my wife's niece.
"Thank you," replied quiet voice.
that made Nays heart stand still, "I
believe l am not so stupid always, but 1
happened to fall into brown study
just then. As to the young lady," he
added lightly, II will not trouble you,
for am confirmed old bachelor. It
would be pity for her to throw herself
away on dull fellow like me, even IL
she would be willing to sacrifice herself,
which l doubt"
"Nonsensei you are over modest"
returned the second speaker, moving
his chair as he spoke, until he sat just
by the door where May could see him.
1t was out of the question now to shut
the door, and she could only seat her
self once more at her old place, with
bewiIdered feeling at heart, and mist
before her eyes.
AS the young man moved, sudden
ray of the sun flashed upon his watch
chain, and glttered downward until it
lit upon quaint little ring suspended
from it. The sudden sparkle caught
Sims eye, and he bent forward eagerly.
"That's acurious ringyou wear, Rey-
nolds," he said in a husky voice;
"where did you get it?"
Reynolds laughed.
"There lies the charm. The finding
was so curious 1 keep the ring to tell of
it. found it in the stomach of q fish,"
May leaned forward with a strange,
giddy feeling in her brain, and the room
grew dark about her. But she would
not move or speak.
"How long ago was it'" she heard
Harry ask.
swell, matter of six years or so;
and by the way, Sim, it was the Autumn
I spent in your town. 1t was the best
fishing / had that year, I remember"
The room grew darker about May, but
she would not move nor cry.
In trembling voice Harry asked:
"Could you be induced to part with
it?"
ooh, certainly" Reynolds replied,
detachlng it as he spoke: eff you fancy
1t you can have it, and welcome. Ioften
thought"
The sentence was not finished, for
Just then the three were startled by a
sudden fall. "It is Miss Ashley, my
copyist"" thelawyere exclaimed, as they
hurried into the room together, "she
has tainted; shehas worked so hard this
year, and have feared she would give
outl" And Harry sim, coming near,
saw In the pale, care-worn face, the
girl he had lost and mourned for so
long.
"She is recovering" he said, raising
the slight form tenderly, with thrill
of thanksgiving in his heart, ''get some
water, please, Hardingl and Reynolds,
call carriagel Miss Ashley is.an old
friend of mine, I will take care. of her,"
The two astonished men left the room
TO comply with his requests, and when
the tired eyes opened, May found her
self in the arms ofthe only man she had
ever loved. His face was little sadder
and older, but the same love looked out
from the honest, faithful eyes.
"Yea, May" holding the ring so
recovered, "the river has given
it up, and now you must forgive me; L
have waited all these long years, ana I
will never lose you againP
And he never did.
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I don't believe it rained forty days
and forty nights, said an unbeleying
boy to his mother, and that story about
Noah and his ark, how could Noah
bring all the animalsand birds from the
four quarters of the earth, and not a
railroad or a steamboat in the whole
World?"
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A Scotch clergyman, preaching one
day, quoted the passage: "And said
in my haste that all men are liars" and
added: "What's that, Mr.. Psalmistq
Said it in your haste, did you? Had YOU
lived in our day you would have said IL
at your leisure.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
FIFTH DISTRICT.

A Democratic Liberal and Reform Conven.
tioa for the Fifth Congressional District Of
the State of Wisconsin, composed of the coun
ties of Dodge, Fond du Lac. Shcboygan and
Manitowoc, will be held at the Courthouse
in the city OF Sheboygan on
Tue sday the 22d day OF September
At one O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for preventative 10
Congress 10 be supported by the Democpats
Liberals aud Refcrmers at the next general
election.
All who acted with the Rsrrm party a,
the last state election are invited and solicit
ed to participate in the primary meetings
and act with US.
Each senate and assembly district will be
entitled 10 two delegates in said Convention
and the Fifth and Sixth wards of Ia city Of
Watertovn viii be entitled to one delegate
in said Convention
Dated, August l3, 1874
+. o. THoRP, Chairman,
J. A. BARNEY,
W. NJ. MonsE,
II. S. PIERroNT,
CARL FILLER,
Democratic Dist. Committee
CONRAD kBEz,
II. s. PIERPoHr,
Reform Committee
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DIAN'NDs IN BEAzIL,-We have bee rati Il ed
| oT visit fr1n Fl. ". Lm,. Ed, tie Tyent for
Ayers Pilis, slisaplrlla and Chcrr5 Pector,l. in
South America, wac has just visited the mines
with his nedicin IS. AMI describe to the process
OF taking gems from the earth. 4 driver pIlccs
his gang OF slaves in a mui hole where the gems
are found, aud pans out the earth in the water like
gold washers TIE negroes naS ei to prevent
thei secretiny the damon IL in their clothes
Taey are rcquired to work facing the overscer.
and forbidden to raise hand the face lest tber
should swallow the jewels zen fpuai Yet t1av
do curry them away. bv becoming 20 e1per. that
they can ,Sna1 them with their fingers Iro the
pan to ter mouth without Diet c'ion. Ayor'-
med:cin:s are the taIsmans for their Diseases and
t wa. not -ificult to exoban :e with the ne roc.
Ayers Pi 'in about even weight for the rou h
stones In &.fich the briliants holior.-Boston
Leader.
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Pc RSON

Mrs. DR.. S. c. Blake Of Chicago having
recruited her health while visiting am ong
her frieaes in this city, viii leave sh:s nttesi
summer resort for heE hou.e by t.utn:hg
boat.
Mr.. /. J. Nash and wife Ieft thi. city
Tuesday morning for week or ten lay.
soujourn AZ GAINESVILLE Wis Mr. Green his
law partner viii keep the legal mill rr.n,
ming during bis sdsence.
Hon Jos R1nkin and family s.ared on
Tuesday morning last FOR visit with rela-
tives in Courilani Co. n Y.
MIR. J w Toombs is for the present 8
grass widower, having sent Mrs. Toombs to
New ork to visit tae scenes of her child
hood
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
Fall of 1924.


Applicants Tor teachers certificates will be eX.
smined at the follow ing-na,ne times and places
in and for the county OF Mauitowoc, Wis
In the school-house at the iliaye OF Two RIVERS,
on Friday aud SATURDAY, October and q.
In the school house near Chioupek's, in the town
of kos.UrH Monday and Tuesday, October 5
and 8.
in the schoolhouse at Caro- CoRxERa. on Vel
nesday and T arsiay, October Z and 5.
In the sci dollhouse near Nulboll,.s,s in t,s
town OF MrKHE. on Friiay and Saturday. October
and 10.
In the CoDIr HoUsR in the city of NASIrovoc
on Wednesday. Thurs lay. Friday and SATURDAY
November :. 5. I and I. 1t this examination 40
Tilcarts MI he examined in Third Grace subscrs
on Wednesdsy snd Thursday: in Physiology
Phvsicd Geography. and Algebra on Eri,ia,. in
Geomeiry and Natural Fbilosophy On SATURDAY A,
&'erage standing OF seventy FIVE for certificates O
the First isde, and seventy for cerfifcsfcs O.
I the Second Grade will be required and the stsni
ING IN each subject must be sixty or upward
TIE examination at each place named shove vii
oien at 10 \. VI. of the frst day, and at A. N. ,
esch subsequent das
Applicants will rl-ase come provided with leg a,
cap paper, pens, ink and hlotters
MICHAEL KIRwAN
Man,owoc, Wi. Sept. ]. 1874 ~
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Sale ~ Forfeited state l.aads.
STATE or WIscoNsIS,
Office Of Commissioners of School
and University Lands

Office Of Commissioners cf School
and University Lands,
Madison. Wis. Aug. aSth, 1874
Notice is hereby given that all the School,
University, Agricultural College, Forfeited
Mortgagel, and Swamp Lands in the State
Of Wisconsin, which have been forfeited by
reason Of the non-payment Of interest for
the year 1874, will be offered for sale at
public auction, at the Capitol in Madison on
the 10Th day of December. A. .. ta7i unless
sooner redeemed; said sale to commence
at 9 o'clock A. NJ. aaa7eou,iaue from day to
day mil all Of said lands shall have been
tofsred. s.ialand. Will. be ofere3 ~ coun-
i1ties, arranssd ~ alphabetical order.
Among these are the following described
lands in Maaitowoc County. which will be
| offered at the price named opposite each
tract, under the heading Total amount
due Stately which includes the principal
due at the Zine Of Forfeiture; the int crest on
the same to JarraFy !, 1875; all taxes, which
have been returned against tie land aad re-
main unpaid, the cost of adYertia;ss, and
three per cent damages.
Said lands will he sold subject Il, all IN
paid taxes assessed against the same, not in
Guided he-ein
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AT the Radical convention of the Second
District on Tuesday, Lucien b Creswell was
nominated US candidate for Congress in the
place Of Hazclton whose term expires on the
4th Of nc 1t March
Prof J. B. Parkinson, H. S. Urton, Col.
Vilss and ex-senator Davis have each been
mentioned as proper opponents to Creswen.
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IHERCHkG

- Boriiacies Catholic Church. corner Of n ain
snd M..sna streets. est blished lSJ5 Rev. ]
te-s'er, Pastor. IIOurs OF services: Early Mass a
u u. Hi2h Mass At 10 a. m. ycspers at ~ o
n. Week day Mass at A. m
Funt German Evangelical Lutheran Church
In. Q. cor. OIL Marshall aBd EI-th 81. , e.tahli,he
800. h;' NJ. II. tlueh, pastor. Service at 10
a. IA SEnday School service at " D. m
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. 7 I,v,,IA
tmte' "rraciiaS, I0b a. m. and 8 q m ever,
sond allay school , o. m. Prayer meet
rEs .ndlY, lnesday and Thursday evenings.
II: Presbyterian Church of Manit,woc ORGAN
ca June 18th ISL. Rev. e. B stevens paste,
erTitss at ION O'Clock a. m. and at ~ D. IL
psnday Scaooi services at O'clock p. m.
=. james Episcopal Churcn. Joseph DeFore-
Z .,tGr. Services sunday MORNINGS al 1917 o'clock
y 'nine>. at ~ clock. HOLY Communion FIRST
81 lay IN cacI MONT FRIDAY evening services
at II. O'Clock.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-03

THE Supreme Court has again adjourned
with on. giving its decision on the injunction
suit brought BY the state to compel the
Chicago ard Northwestern and the Chicago
Milwaukee and st Paul Railroad Companies
to obey the laws of the State The co1rt
will meet again on The Sth of Scptcm.
Der and-a decissieu may be then expected