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/ WAsHIScros, D. C., July 6.-Among
other items Ct The Sondry Civil Appropris-
ton bill. passsd during the last days Of
Congress, was one providing for the pay
ment Of 1925, 900 to the poor l.borers Of
the District, who had been overlooked BY
the Board OF Public Works. OF tb.s class
of people there are something ike ,i4t,
to whom he District is indebted in sums
varying from $50 to $3.50. A large num-
| Der Of them are freedmen, and all are very
poor and exceedingly ignorant, but, worst
OF all, they are clients of that notorious
| bia tberskite, John Pope Hodnett.
At,out the time the investigation was ! .
augursted Ilodnett advertised that he was
prepared to collect the accounts Of tie In.
paid iaborsrs. He got Up q mass-meeting
aud delivered long and windy speeches
lie impressed upon his hearers that he had
immense inHaenee 10 Congress, and
WAS INTIMATE WITH LOGAN.
and other great statesmen, and absolutely
managed to rope in over a thousand Of the
deiuded people to become MS clients. They
had been so long without their money, and
20 frequently disappointed 20 their iudivid-
aai attempts to obtain satisfaction, that
they readily listened 10 iloduelts proI osi-
ton t. take their accounts and ceii,e them
for % per cent of the proceed. of his efforts
E7ch creditor WIS indaeed t. enter into d
cohtract To that effect, and to assign t.
Hodnett their evidences Of inde btedneSs
The only labor Hodnett perfOrmed toward
obtaning the appropriation from Congress
vas to marshal his deluied iollos ers, anc
trot them around the streets mt unseasoua
ble hours, to the annoyance of peaceable
citizens.
HonaETT's sB1RE.
Day after 20 m,rrJw, tue Treasury, bv
dr-ction of the Commi ssiuners goreruirg
the District, will eInmeIce ysving out
this money. AMI T ON every dollar paid t.
nne Of these klborers. IIodnett viii take
IS c-nrs. lie viii pocket s5G, GOO, accur
ding to his own Admission lie boasts
that, with this money, he intends TO start
sunday paper III Washington, in the in.
terest of Comm unism, and sn;,t before he
gets through with it lie Will make Rome
howl
1t is a great mist rtune that there is no
way to prevent him from collecting his Is
pr cent. lt Is nothing mere nor les. than
pitIiniig IN 'oey uadsr false p rrten,.
lipdnet' bad no more to d. mlih prucurins
ihe appropriation than George Fraoc.,
r;tIn.
No FURTHER IN PRoyEMENTs TO BK BEGUN.
The Districi CunIriee ior ers 10 day, on
he Recommendation uf L'eat. IIoxia. de.
terrnEh"d 10 Inaugurnie no new improve
merits, and to co fine their expenditure
simply I" completing he street a,h SC sers
Already c"mnIer csd. They ordered the cu'-
t.ns ,i"wn of Tia" clerical t,,rce Of the Bo.rl
i P.O!ic Works Der tinent To sixty per-
soar. WhIch pp"ars an enormous mum
pr Tor the >n al ar@ourt of work they
ave Oh hand.
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Interesting Discussion on Hydropho.
Oia

New YORK, July Many Of the most
distinguished physicians and scicntists
assembled u the meeting of Neurological
Secretly hss evening, to discuss Questions
connected vita hydrophobia. Dr.. William
A Hammond occupied the chair and spoke
Of the p ecuiar features Of the case Of VIM
Mccormick that Convinced the physicians
the man hal trle hsdrohhtba. The in
ability to swallow either funds or solids
WAS very marked. IL was absolutely i'm
possible for him to swallow water o. ice,
and when the attempts were made tie SUB
stance Was thrown from the mouth With
violence. The flow Of ii,a Was marked
and u constant spasm indicated deep seated
disease Of the nerve ceutreS.
DR.. Hammond admitted that while the
disease might be blood poison, and changes
in the organs tf Ete might have been
caused by the assimilation of that poison,
yet 1t Was more than possIbl" that il was
IL trae nervous di,ensr, like Tetanus
While no Treatment had eff-c.ed a cue in
well authenticated cases, yet the app!ica-
ton ef galvanic current had in only ore
case, in v hich it had been tried, prolonged
the patients life several days After speak
ing Of cautcries and other methods of des-
tr"yins virus, DR.. Hammond advised, by
ali means, sxs' cti"n "f al! parts involved.
He then read resa 'utiuns urging the taxing
Of dogs and believing that mnzz hing did no
good, because 1t Was impossible to keep
dogs constantly confined. lie Advocated
Bourell> method If bunting the incisors
and canine teeth, To make Il e bite Of dog
KS harmless rs that CT herbivurous ami
NAL. Resolutions we're adoI ted and COM
mittees appointed to investigate further,
ard report at future meeting.
Jennings and his foreman, who were
bitten by a dog whose bite caused the death
of Ada Claire nee Miss Moves were present,
and were questioned with interest. A
general discussion Of the subject OF HYDRO
l,hobia then took llI.:e.
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FR a NCE.
ESCiTEAENT AT SERSAILLLS.

fsiil \ l kSalLBES.
PARIS, July 6.-Excitement runs high
at Versailles. The Legi,imi,t D, phties to
tie number of 100 have dcci1 to vote
against the ministry to norfow. They
have drawn up an order of the day censur.
rg the government for Its misuse ut tie
powers conferred by the state If siege,
avoiding any urrniirn pf the manifesto of
Count &c Chauibosi, ur the stly precision Of
l. / mon, SO as to secure rhe support Of tie
Left. The position of the mtistery is
critical, II is thought Ihst some changes
will be unavoidable, even if the counter
condition, in favor Of Perr;ers should suc.
ceei. The sitting Of the Assembly to NOR
row may possibly resul, in a dissolution,
uuless the fear of such a step should re-
strain the opponents of the government.
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An Eastern Railroad company has re.
cuiar way nf rrf,,-mr1lg cnndsct ars who
may he ss-fce'ed Il lateti>ing addition,
Drvisians ard Silence. 1t was discovered
recently t',at one had purchased some resl
esta te in New Haven. and was having plans
cfawn for a fine RESIDENCE The Presd t
Of the road sent tor hlm. complimontrd linn
on his exc llert sei tiee as a con nc or, and
t'ld him in fnterihg t rms that he had
been prnrsrtrd to the position of ticket
agent WI N irereas cf S:5 arcn:b in
salary. The conductor could not, Of cnur-.,
refuse, and has since faithfully 6Fsed the
POSITION Of ticket agent. Bds he hnc had
NO i.se fsr those plans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Ma
~ McArty Of Manitowoe County rspresen-
ting amops other things. that John Nearly,
late Of Manmowoe County, - the idth day
Of Novembt A. D 1873 At the city aud eoun-
y Of Manitovce died intessAse, leaving goods,
chattles and estate within this State OF the
value Of twelve hundred dollars and thai the
said petitioner 10 the widow VI said deceased,
AMI praying hat administration of said es-
tate be to said Mary MeArty granted. it is
ordered that said petitien be heard before
the Judge Of this court, on Monday, the 2o,h
d. y Of Jaly A. d., 1874, at ~ O'clock A.
at my oehce in said county.
Ordered furth;r, that. notice thereof be
given t. the heirs Of said deceased: Ind to
all persons interested, by pubIishinga copy
Of this order for three successive week. pri-
or 10 ssid dry Of hearing, in the MaSIrowcc
PILor q weekly newspaper published AT
Manifowoc l. srid counsy.
S24-tS T. G. OLMsrED Co Judge
Dated ManitoR0: the z1th day Of June A
D. 1874. S27-t3
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There was street Egf,t in Pfts- s-hurgh
lately so enmplicatrd that Justice NJ, re..ith
cou'dnft dsshitele end ont about it. An
old cofhrest man and n. friskmanl ror into
squabsle because the hitter e,,hd the
former hstle rosed Niger. It the same
time snd place reddEer struck a anmsn
because she said his 'easnoons e Are pea ter.
fnfheir inciriencv The fights had no can
nectinn, but in the course of battle things
lost individuality, and each combasant
fought every body else This 90 involved
the evidence that the justice war Led them
to fight unders.andingly in the future snd
lit t.eo 70.
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The Mormons.
Arrival of ~ Large Party Of Converts
from Europe.

NEW YoRK, July 6.-The largest party
of Mormon emi.rnn,s which ever came
TO this country laudel here to-day
frpn the Guiun ship Idaho. There were
men, Women, and chl,lreh to the nutnber ut
700, IF " hom $50 wete ad.l,s. Nearly all
the nations in Europe are represented, but
the majority are from the Scandinarinn
Prrinsuh.. The baId is IN chsrsa Of eight
m ssiJnatie, Of whom Tire chief is P. C.
Christensen. CarstcnseH is Dane BY
birth, and can 10 his country when very
tou,g and settled in Utah. In time he
bccsne detoe disciple of The Mormon
taith, ard letsfne1 to his native land to
sprea1 arf7'r,g his cauntrymen the new re-.
lig'on. The orgarizriinn of this bard is
chiefly dueto his efforts. Tue history of
his fellow mis-i,naries is generally the
same. All em grated TO Utah when vouny
became missionaries. and return ed to theis
native colntrle- in that ca r,ety The
party will -ttrt t. narrow for the Salt
Lake Region tv the Pennsylfrnit Railroad.
inotor large party s h~ing organized ih
Europe TO sail IN the at' utna.
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CTATE oFiWISCONSIN, OtRcuIr CouRr,
~ MkSITo~oC COUNTY.

CTATE 0FiWISCONSIN, CtRcuIr CoURr,
- MsSITowoC COUNTY,
Probate Office, Manitowoc June dad 4. d
1874.
In the matter Of the Proof ami Probate of
the last will and Testament of Hanson Rand
deceased, late of the C-uuty of Mauitowo
WHEREAS, an Instrument in writing. pur-
rorting to he the last Will and Testament o.
Hanson Rand deca'sed late Of the Cou ,ty
of Manitowoc has beef filed in this off ce !;
and whereas application has been made by
Elijah Il. Rand praying that The same be
proven and admitted to Probate acccl ding to
the laws this Stsie:
Therefore, it is ordered hat sal applics-
lion he card before me at the Pr bate Or
fee in the CITY of ": inflow &c in sai ounty.
on the enth day of July A. D. 1871 at 10
O'Clock 4, ~
And it is further ordered. that notice sh a
be gwen toiall persons interested in said Will
o. the time and piace of said hearing b.,
publication in the Hnitowoc PILoT n news
paper printed in SAID county. for three sue
oessive weeks. once each week, prior to tn.
time Of hearing.
.. By the Court.
S27-aw 7. G. OLAsfEr, Co. Judge.
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- Coort.
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of the
Minor heir Of Wallace b. Jones.
On reading and fling the p>,ikion Of Laura
A, W. Jones Guardian Of said misor, repre-
senting among other things, that the said
ward is seized Of certain seal estate in the
town Of ManitGwoc count. Of Mlnitowoc and
that it is necessary that the same should be
sold, and praying for license TO sell the same
and it appearing to the cosrt, from s.id Pc
tition that 1t is necessary 20 the said minoi
to sell said real estate il is ordered and d-
rectel that the next Of XII, to said ward, aud
all persons interested III said estate, appear.
before me, ou Monday, the 20th day Of Judy
A. u. 1874 at ten o'e.oek A. VI. At the Pro
bate Office in said cotnts. tten AMI there t.
show Cause III any there be- why liceh.e
should hot be granted for the sale OF said
real estate aecorIinx to the prayer of said
petition.
Aud it is ftether, that a copy of this ord er
shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Mauito-
woe PfLor a weekly newspaper printed at
Manitowoe IA snid county &
Dated 1T Mauitowoc tbs 73d day Of Jtne,
A. u. 1874.
s27-4H &c. OLMsTED.
County Judge
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IN pR6tsartu.,,..~.r. r...,

| Court. -"n''o~ee cess'
lu the mater If the estate Of Francis L.
Cres a des 6.sed
On reading ard flfHg the petition Of Jus
tin c, Crettou. Of Ssanito~oc county repr"-
sent,ng amorg other things that Franc ,
Luis Cretton late Of fManitcwcc county Wis
on the Eth day Of June A. D. 1874 ut t,wr
Of GIBSON said cotnty died interstate. leavin
goods, chat'eis and estate within this Stat
and rBar the said ped: fon-r i. bro her Of sa- ?
licensed mt rraving Tint admiuistratio.
Ct estate be TO Charles Kinl q, nssd, i,
ordere ihn, pe'iaSm BE heard before tn =
Jnlge Of this Court. en- Mond ,be third
d-y Of Aagr., 4. D fs74, a. 10 a,eloc.
d-.as ny cife', IN said County.
0rdered farshs r chat notice rhorefere b
given TO the hei-s ~ sail deeez sed, an tr
al persons interested. BY pahlisbirk z a COP,
OF this order for three successive week
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Manis-
owoc Pftor. n weekly newspaper pubiisne
At hanit woo in said County.
Dated. Nanito~oc, the 9th day Of JAY
A.D. 1H4.
s,s-sv. T. G oLMsTEp.
s2ss "a County JudsA
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IN FRoB4TE-Manato County
IN the matter of the estate of J ohn Bruss

ln the matter Of the estate of John Bruss
deceased.
Notice is herby given, that by virtue and
pursu nee of an orier Of License made in
said matter on the 18th d.y Of sMy "A. b.
1874 by the County Court Of said County the
undersigned A administrator of the the eastate
Of said deceased, will, on Monday the Goth
day Of July 4. b. 49, I, ut ten O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said d " ,at the office Of the Coun.
ty Judge, in the City of Aanitowoc, in said
County, offer for safe at pubic vendue, the
following dcs ;ribed lands to wit: The n E.
of the y. W Sec. No. twenty-five t22)
Township No twenty-ons (ai) Range No.
twenty-two 2l) East IA said County.
The terms uf sale cash.
Dt.ed at Maritowoc, the 22d day Of June
a. D. 1874.
WILLIAM BRUs,, Administrator.
S.tt2
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FOREIGN,

Fhe French LrgisimIs;s Uniting
against the Govern -Erob.A-
bifity Of the speedy DI.soiution Of
the AssenLiy. - Aggressive moves
nonts OF The GasI.sas IN Solia.-
Some Bseres.t Eststory CONCERNING
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ADAM ROBERTS.

Adam Roberts Blacksmith nd Wag Jn-m1s er
shop ON the corner OF Sc II ana YoiK sis
NOrtn Side, ManitoyOc. Oors ali kiads o
IRON WORK as good and is aeap as any otasr esIab
lisnment in In. city 10 81 !
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GEoxGE NJ WOOOaN.

Attorney and Counselor AZ L,w, AMI Court Com
Ia .saloner tor kanito oc cyuutr. All BID ,iness en-
irr- I'd to MS care wIl he promptly AID tIisIluly
attsr lie / 10. A.if.ce honestly gwen or whicl a
reasonable caar.e IL. De M ie- C6ice Buffalo
ST., between Eiyfta and Ninth. l24alr
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CHARLES sCHAEEEa

EAsHIosaBLE TaILoH, has removed to
i Buffalo street, 2 doors west of Rsnd't
Store. Al! work warranted Well done and
to fit.
Manitowos, Nov. 80, 1879. Il-25-Iy
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IN PROR4TEAnan G, tint,
L CSuTs -

Tn PROHSTE-nanisowoe G, That,
In the Matter Of fAe Estate of John Mead
deceased.
On reading nt: filirs TIE petition Of VIM
Magabetyi eNecsf07 of the estate If said
deceased, repres- rirs arn'ng other thing.
thai he h vs. fully administered said e.tat,.
and praying ,hst a riuse snt place b. fIe /
Tor ex min my and allowing his account &
hi. Administrations. ftef I'm this Court. 1t i,
ordered 'hn. ssid aesorfut be examined b
the JntSe of this Court, On Mon lay, th,
6th ehty of July. A. u 1874 at 10 o'elocs
4. " at my Office im said County
Ordered further. f,sas notice thereof b.
give Y 20 the heirs q said deceased aud to ai
persons interested, t.s publishing COPY o
this order Tor thie weeks rlor TO sal! ciay -
hearing in the Nni,ovoc PILor, a Weekiy
Newspaper published at Nani;owoc Ia sal
County.
Dated Manito~ oc, the 5sh day Of Juae
A; D. 1874.
S26-iw. T. G.. eLMSTED.
County Judg,.
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NORTUWEsTEWS rlOUSr.

FranNin-st.. Manltow"c, NJ Ketren iohe,l,
Pro Nretor. The large brick addition receatly
built Gas oeen iurrished excel snt stIe, ma tine
u one OF tao largest ',,a most complete aotes III
Nanto oc- A GOOD able is kept IN counectio.
with tue mouse, wnere stocS viii be well oviIsi
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f. CA A2krS.
EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Ret il dea.er ID Hats. Lars Furs.
Gloves, Mitteus, Robes etc.. Tork-st BE. cen
EielIn and Ninth, III iuitowoc 12-Hyl
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FRED. SCEREDER.

kecos all kinds o: M-ats, Sausage. Hams Lard.
etc, which he Ill sell at sne lowest prices, in
quiutitJ aud kind 10 sJit pufsI1sersi Any o.e
h vIns cattle hogs sheep sel viii cad IN No
auo receive the Li2aest prices. I2 Al Il
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

Fashionable Til r. All good- mad Nv he sub
scr Der -re warranted T. at torn. Prices -ei-
sonable- anC an bauni to ple..>e those VINO
nie their custom. Sn - on York-st., t~o doors
ives: of the " ndate House 1attl,
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Den'sr IN all ktaos % Stoves an Haraware, and
MHnuiacturrr o Cooper. Tin. an Si,eet-iroa WIRE
E.g"th-st.. South side. nelr the Bridge, Malito
voc. - Nv
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PAYS tue h,ghest orIce ir Wne-t aud olIer Or
duce. obce on the nortaeast corner OF Buua o a
Eighth si's.. Manitowoc. II AL
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A TTORNEYS Asp ocUSsELoRs AT LAW
IA Oihbs on EfghtA-street, Mani,o voc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
to. l4-25-ly
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SIAIN.
Nd SANTASIE'

MADRID, July 6 -Sant,nder being
threatsnet By strong ban Is Of Cariists, the
authorities have teIegrnphed for reinforce
rents, and several wnr ships have moved
up, ready to shell the approaches TO the
CITY on tie approach Of the insurgents.
MILITARY AND RELIGIOUS.
The Pore has not replied 20 the consratu-
lations OF the Chaplain General Of the Car
list army, sent to him or the anniversary
VI his eie.ati, IN to the Pontifca,e.
Gen. Saballs, by virtue of his rank, should
} ave succeeded Cen. Tristang, dismissed,
but D,n Carlos appointed Gen. Lsssarrace,
short time ago reported Dead to the va
c.iI command, ani thus Saballs was greatly
i-sutisticd and announced his intention Of
going TO France.
CARLIsr MOVEMENTS.
RAroNNE, July 6.-Thc Csrlists are
makn.g every possible use Of their present
opportunity. Fhrh forces now threaten
Castro Urdioie and LareGo.
SATURDAY ENGAGEMENr
PARIS. Jniy 6.-Displtches from Spain
report that 1000 Carlists attacked Fernel
last Sa5uI day, al d, after an engagement
lasting Il hourS, they v re obliged TO retire,
with the loss of 40 killed, 20 seriously
wounded, and c0o taken prisoners. The
Rel u'licans lost killed and Is wounded.
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WiSCOfSIH HnHSE

Corner OF Sintd and Jav streets. Jsre Uailey.
PROPRIETOR. TGs Is = mouse. and we. d, te.
up with al modern mp oyements. sooI stable
IS also kept iG connection with the house. 80
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Dealer in s owes alIo Nanu 'ar'urer of Tir .,aee
Iron arn COP Der wate. A.i kpds o; req ,iril ion,
Eishth-st. between York and Blda o, Naist ~,
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WILLIAMS HOUSE

A. Williams & NJ. Kelner Propristors. c r. Eighth
and Fran6lin Sts IaR,towoc, w.stor'Sin. E;st
acco nmodstiof for the trafeli.g pdolic. Sa-. le
rooms attdched. piT,;
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UNION House.

Commerci~l-st, bet Rigt tiI and Ninth. Man 1.
towoc. Miles NcMApon. proprietor Best ., com.
m"dat,pns Tor tie lrayeiInx ouciic. TerDr che ~
aud satisf cotton guaranteed, l4-4O-t
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WASHINGTON.

J.hn Pspe HeAnets and ss II EAbsr.
Aax Clients. The Latter IL Ne
84aeesea out Of p Per Ceaa II TheAr
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q. BIRLlNG,

Professor Of Mpsie III give Lessons ic Vocal auo
lastr mental Nus ia the city of Al .nitywoc nnu
l~o k,sers. hssiIenee on Eaghts-sl.. near the
Court mouse 2S4ly
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ALE STARE AND BoNDHoLpERs

took their stock or other aecurities .uhi-ct
to this paramount condition, and of
which they in law had net,ce. If the
corporation by making contract ~ a deed
or :: trust cf MS properly, could c'athe its
creditors with an ab olu;e, Interchangeable
right, it would enable the corporation l y
its own act to abraerase one Of the pro.
visions of the fund .men,al laws Of tie
state.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
z. 4. PAINE, N. ..
Homo ,pat'ae Pnys,cian Sur .eoa and Accoa cheur,
Las per DsneBtiT located IN Aahtowoc.
orrcr Houss sosA.M.
TO ADD to p. ".
once. iu Pats's building. csra.r Of YORK and
Nln street..
f. SalMONEK. =. y,
offers his services to the puohc.
oAes. c~tasr 81 Banho and Rishss .srss,..
SIDARE 4 ANDERSON.
Attorneys and Csunselitrt.as~LaW
r. =. sNALLSy.
Attorney -a,-Lsw. Office Ei-Ith s.. South 81 -,
over kremer Bros store. Gerinsn spoken. ~
Wits 4 FOR AESr.
ATTORNEYS at L., Once Eiehtllst. Scuth
side. opposite ochu store. 40ls
n. G 4 ". J. Tarner, ---T-
Attorne,s sana Couaseors- -at-L,w. sth street
South side. ucors Nortl OF P.,5l OG-e.
H oer.osu soo&en in this Once. lS44ly
.J. ID. MAR KHAN,
Attorney and { C,uuse,or AZ Law. Onice cornor
OF E I-htn and Qaas-sis. MAni.owoc- IL A-iv
II. 5. PlERPONT,
Attorney and CoGnseior at Law, Two Rivers
Will attend 10 Con -ct,oas otser business ia
Aauitos ,unty aal vcility. Is Aly
J.F. Particularly N. ID. aa
oTsIsr, saraxAss iHck sLocx.
Norta Eigstn Street, MINT woo
OFFICE Houns:t stosAn.
} l TO and z to SA
Residence. Corner kiynt n and Euaaio S,rcets
DIR. A. }. PATCHEN,
Dentist ONCE in Sherman's new building ON
4 Shta-st., Mauitowoc. Particular attention
gwen TO ali tie dIderet braac OF the profess.
ion, and all ~or~ Warranted. Testu e3tsac,eJ
wHLou' p-in. 13Aly
rE q. BlRLlNG,
Professor of Mnsie,stcwi give lessons ic Vocal ana
lustr mental Mus la the city of Al anitowoc nnu
l~o R,sets. kssiGenee on Elghts-sl.. near ,ns
Court House. l2sAiv
ONION House.
Commensurate. bet cen Rst ii, and Ninth, Mani
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re 70 THE RA-rs FOR TRANSIT

of PERSONS snd property exclusively with
in the ! mits Of shs State, the Leris atcrs
had ths right to- siser tire terms Of the
charter of the Chicago T. Northwestern
Rsilroad Company, and the fact that such
alteration might effect the value of its prep
erty or franchises, cannot touch the ques-
tiou Of rower 70 tie Legislator.
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DIR. A. J. PATCHEy.

Dentist ONCE in Sherman's new building on
L Shtl-st., Manitowoc. Particular attention
gwen to ali the dideret briac OF the profess
ion, and all ~or~ Warranted. Teeth e3tfac,eJ
witLout o.ia. rs l3A4ly
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fHs YRIN cItkE IS NOT CHANGED

hy aNhori'y frcm the legislature of this
state to corporation OF another State. The
corporations of this State is still subject to
the eapsri,s,ion Of W keonsin, /, ard thtr- IL
40 power anywhere to go beyond the
RI aea Of its authority.
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under the constitution Of Wisconsin, MAJ
be altered or repealed by TIE legislature
at any time after shen psssags. IN legal
effect, therefore, there wa. me. .r, Grated in
NIL the numerous sr.fnts anier ~h,.h the
Chicago g. Northwestern Railway Com
pany now claims It's rights e f..nchise
apd property in shis Stafsj fhe foregoing
CONDITION c5ntalt.a in .he constitution. Ii
became part, BIZ operat ny law, Of every
contract or mortgage r:aG. by the com
rany or by any OF rs numerous predeces-
surs under which il claims
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Attorney and CopnseI.r at Law, Two Rive
Manitoso c univ aal yicil atty. Is a