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Address /" "THE sVN- New York
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Boston inlulgei itself in tea drinking
last week, in celebrating the centennial
How proviiential 1t is that it was tea and
not Santa Cruz rum that was thrown over
board on the former occasion
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L.. KAISER.

Paoerhsnger and Cpholsterer. CARR &c Trimrr,
and Ilarress Maker. Commercia st, between 1Lf
and Sth, Manttowoc recommends himself II
these branches, and proL:ses execute all work
with promptness and in the best style l2 ~ '
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A WITTY clergyman, ACT osted by an old
acquaintance By the name Of Cobb, -e-
piled, II don't kno~ YOU, SIR My
name is Cvbb,' rejoined the man, who
was half seas over "Ah sir.' replied the
clergymao, you have SO much corn on You
that | did not see the cob
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Local news from Danbury that viii do
Tor any other City

A theorist is a mau who visits the sick
in new boots
The furore for diaries is upon us agaln.
The man who will MAKE n diary that Is
"warrnnted to keep" wins future
A Danbury misanthrore is confident
Christmas produces more broken nosos
than all the other holidays combined.
This is the season for reformation. For
tunatelY. for the keepers Of cigU stores and
billiard saloons, it is an open winter.
Just as soou as man becomes unfurtu-
nate in money matters, Dature bombards
him with bui.s. We don't understand it
A family on Pine street had an oyrtei
supper, Saturday evening and borrowed q
verv handsome bible to set off their centre
table.
An unusual number of people are carry
ing their hands in their pockets, there be
ing nothing in their pockets to in.erter'
with the indulgence.
The skunk Ia no respector of persons
lIeis just as friendly TO the owner # on
suit cfclothes as the owner Of a dozen, and
i anything, trife more so.
Two hearts that beat as one are sinsr
larly obliyieus to mud We never knew
man in love to circulate petition fox II ne'
pavement or an additional lamp post.
A gentleman who recently addressed
Newton Sunday school, said that he shoul
"coufnc bis rcmarka principally to paren
wto had lost their children or never la
any,"
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;. = = II'II4IEVNUV N"UHIV
II. G.. VI .TURNER, Plaintiff 8 Att'vs. 6-23
IN PRQBATE-M MANtTOWOC COUNTY
L COURT.

IN PRVBATE-M MANiTOWOC COUNTY,
Il COURT.
In the matter Of the estate Of John John.
son deceased.
To oil 1ch ON II may concern
/ etters Of Administration on said estate
of John Is. Johnson having been issued to
to Riley Olson on the third day of November
4 u 1873 and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims fer ex-
animation and allowance Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will on the sec
ond Monday in January and Third Monday
of A pril next after the date hereof, at the
probate office in this city Of Manitowoc in
said county, receive examine and adjust all
cIaims, and demands Of all persons against
said deceased.
". W. WALDO County Judge
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TR EAT and NaSR

,oilh4ercia 81; betW zen Eigl IN, srJ StL \.
Iowoc. A,ies Mcmahon. urorriettr Rsst -, -,
MO- ati"ia tor the .raYeiiaE uublic Terns - -
-'-''A A0"tEeI, II ~ 4
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keeps all kinds o; Meats. Sausage. Hams Lard
etc, which he viii sell at the lowest prices, in
quantity and kind to suit purchasers ANY Que
having cattle hogs sheep SELL VAL call on me
auo receive the highest prices. 10 "a "
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Dehler IN AL kluds OF Stoves ani Nsrlwsre, and
Hmahuiacturer Q, Copper, Tin, an iShee:-iro ware
voc. " A'--', !n"i.tp
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\ I1cRhElS AND oCUNsEIoRs,rIv
"a ohbe on Eightk-street, Manito.o
Wisconsin Collection promptly attended
~ i4-2S-ly
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TN PROBATE, MAN1TOWOC COUNTY
l COURT.
~. fi.. mn, ,sar of the I'm n I'd 4 a N h 1 n n 4

In PROBATE, MANITOW0C COUNTY
COURT.
In the matter of the Guard la n ship of
the Minor heir of Wallace Hs Jones'.
On reading and filing the retition of Laura
A. J0u1s, GuIriiIn of iii minor. rep.
rescnting among other things, that be the
said ward is seized of certain real estate in
tie town Of Manitowoc IL TIE County OF Man
itswoc, State of Wisconsin. and that il is
necessary that the same should be sold, and
praving lieenca TO eel the same and it
appearing TO the Court, r-om said petition
that it is necessary 10 the said minor to sell
said real estate, il is ordered aud directed
that the next Of kin to said ward, and all
persons interested IN said estate. appear be-
fore me. on Monday, the 9th day of February
A. 1874, at ten clock \. NJ, at the Pro-
bate Office in said county. then and there to
show cause { if any there be- why license
should not be granted for the sale Of said
real estate according to the prayer Of said
petition.
! And il is further ordered, that copy Of
this order shall be published for four success
sive weeks prior to said day Of hearing. in
the Mar HoWec PILoT. a weekly newspaper
(, printed a. Mauitowoc in said county.
bntesl ,.t Manitos oc, the 9Th day Of JAN
nary A. d. 1874.
ss3-iw r. &. oIAsTrp, County Judge.
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SIR McsEs MoNrEFIoRE, the great
Jewish banker: was negotiating a loan OF
thu Bcurse. when a small lot of capital is
approached him. "Oh, dear cried OF c,
"he is going 10 swallow Us all NO,
my dear sir, said Sir Moses, my reli-
gion furbiis that"
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CHARLES SCAEEEEH

L'AshlokaFLE TAILOR, has removal IA
i Buf a.o street, > doors wost Of Rspi's
store. A" work warranted wei! done and
to fit.
Manitowoc, Nov. 80, 1873. l4.a5-lv
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EDWARD CONW.V

" hoIesaie and Retail dealer IN Hats Caps Fur.
GioNes' Mittrus, Robes. ETC.. YorL-st bet :, cen
Elghth and Ninth, Manitowoc I1.i1v1
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Sale by administrator de bonis no.,

Sale by Administrator de boni- non.
IN PROBATE, MANITOW0C COUNTY
COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Grafton Fen
ton. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and
in pursuance of an order Of License. made
in SAID matter, On the Ssh day of December,
\. D. 1873. by the County Court of said
County the undersigned +. Jerome Pierce.
as 4 administrator lie boni8 non upon the estate
Of said Grafton Feuton, deceased, will, on
Monday the Jth day of ]anuary. A d 1874,
at ten clock in The forenoon of said day: Mt
the off ce Of the County Judge. in the city
Of VI nitowoo, in said County, offer for sale
at Public Ncndue. the following described
lands to-wit: The south half of the north
/ west quarter Of section number six 90, in
| township number nineteen (l9). north OF
/ range number twenty-three 22) east. Said
/ lands lying and being situate in the County
/ Of Manitowoc. State Of Wisconsin.
| If said land is sold by parcels, the east
/ three eich hs of said south half will be first
| sold. The terms IF sale, cash,
| 7 JEROME PrERCE,
/ As Administrator de JoHis non upon the estate
/ Of Grafton Fenton, deceased,
| The above sale is hereby adjourned til
/ Monday the l9th day Of January, 1874, al
! ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said d,y, 81
/ the Office OF the County Judge in the City oi
/ Manitowoc in said County.
/ Dated a. Manitowoc the 9Th dav Of January
! 1874 7. JERoME PIERCE.
! As Administrator de 5oni, non upon tie es
I tate Of Grafton Fenton, deceased s03-2v
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peaIer IN Stoves also Manu- racturcr OF Tin Sneet
Iron ahd copper ware. All kinds OF rep tir;t lone
Iishll-st, between York ard Buffaio Aant,woc
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NORTuswES-VE,, .o,-,,,

rrahEiIn ST, EaHitowoc, NJ Ee:renho7ep
fl@!rietor- The large brick addition -ecertIv
pun mas neen furnished in excellent style maKinr
a, ,'. i VI 'he iaf2es. snd most complete noteIs in
Aaaito voc. A good sable Is kent in ronS,s,; IN IN
tCr. wa ',tIeu
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GEORGE y. WOODEN.

A;lothcy ana counselor az Law, AMI Court Com
missioner tor MaBItow oc counlv XII bn.',,S' IN m
trusted TO ms care " III be promptly aud Clitbfply
attended to. Ads;ce honestly given. Tor whic1 :
leasohao1e chlrZe wii be mais Office t.r 3n-,I1
St. between Eighth And Ninth. asaf. "a tI.i'
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ADAM ESGEERy'x

u,anam ROBERTS. Blacksmith and WaSar-maker
mop on the corner OF Sc .enth ana YaTk ste
lror WORK as good and az heJp as any otLer s.,b
'4H"hcH' III tnS CITY. sS.1
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Mrs. PHELPS'
WIl,llAMxHOVTsE.

New Millinery Store--In Johns Brick Building
corner York and Ninth Street. TT7.f
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Art Department., 1864

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In addition TO designs by the members sf
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FRED. SCHROEDER.

me iffSit 'tussr8iifr AL ganIsmsd. tv The sui
"est OF tie Wndal Hou.e. 12 "a
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THE NEW MINISTRY.

MADRID, Jan. "A new Ministry ha
been formed, az follows
President, Scrrano.
Mini-ter of Foreign Affa'rs, Sagasta.
Minister Of War, Zsyala
Minister Of Justice, figuerola.
Minister of Agriculture, Becerra.
Mlnister Of finance, Echs array.
Minister of the Interior, Garcia Ruiz.
Minister of Marine, Topete
The MILITIA IN FULL POSSESSION.
MADRID, Jan. i-Eyening-All the
str.teyi points of the city were occupied
BY militia last night
THE CorF d .ETAT APPROVED GI THE coCv.
TRY.
The chief civil end military authorize.
OF nearly nil the provinces in communica,
ton with Madrid have teIegraphsd to Gen.
Pavia their approval Of his conduct. Ne
disturbance is reported in any quarter.
sEREANo's OFFICE DEFINED.
A decree has been promulgated appoint
ing Marshal Serrano Chief of the Execu.
tive Power
LoSpoN, Jan. "A dispatch from Ii.
Palma, dated yesterday, says; "The as
sault upon CartIgena has begun, the Com
mander in-Chef advancing upon Sananton,
u sutub $50 yards from the city. A des,
perite engeg-met is in progress, tic issue
"f winch IS doubtful. The bombarlment
has made no IDLE impression On the rebel
forts and batteries, which keep up vigorous
firing.
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WlSC0NSIN ROUSE

Corner OF Ninth and Jav Streets, J.re D.ile-
Proprietor This Ia new house and well ftted
up with all modern Improvements. a GOOD stable
IS also kept in connection with the hoRss 30
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a. Williams j. CaDltan, Propretor.. cor. Eighth
and Franklin SIS. Manitowoc. Wisconsin. Best
accommodation FOR the travelling puohc. sarrrlc
rooms attached. piTT7
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PROSPECTUS FOR '74-
5EvEkTh YEAR.
THE AIDIN E.

IN Illustrated Monthly Journal, universally
admitted to be the ban isomest Perioii-
Cal IN the World. \ Representative
arI Champion Of American
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PAUL IgEBN EEe

M IaYs Tue highest price for Wheat aud other prn.
Eighth st's.. ManitowUc - 10 ~ o. gu
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Ihe News in tNa~hin 2tou


NAsEINGTo>, h. c., Jan. 4-The Mad.
rld Dispatches in the mrruing papers have
been tie suIirct of general discussion to.
day. The State department has received
show thai Paw la 5 troops, sort of militia
force, With wu'ch lie attempted TO over
throw the Certcs. w~,e Charmed by the reg.
ular~, wh" were stationed throughout the
city "Ith artillery planted to mnintain or
der: that pAv.a hiaself ls to be tried for
high treason that ut ) O'clock Yesterday
morning CASTELAR, rendered tbs resignation,
ANA s'rF-"" was At once e-eet"d President;
ana that MS cabinet mas lcen annpnncea-
! no ieeinS here i onc OF itRr that the ex-
pertinent oi" spanish Republic IS failure.
Serrano = regarded rs ut heart anything
hdt h'rHpiicAh'
nc e'no d eta' Oh "oh' fhF'a at Mad
RIA e1G!tcs much snrprl>e n diplomatic and
other CIRCLES las name not having hereto
fore heen mentioned IN manner which
Would occasion even suspicion OF such
movement. Spscuattons are freely eI-
pres Cd as to the future, and the general
opinion /. that
THE kEfCbL.cAS Cause ms BEEN DANA
CID
ny lately reported revolutionary proceed
i'gS' but tn "ihc'ai INFORM alton thus fal
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Iudment of Forcc,osure nnd Sale.

CIA.E Is or WISCONSIN, CIaJUI. COuR
y MIHitowuC Count
? Frank D.Gcks a-alts Michael NIEouey 4
Catherine Mahonay.
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THE DECISIVE VOTE.

MADRID, Jan. Midnight The fna!
and decisive vote by which CASTELAR, was
beaten in the Certes stood l20 to 100, the
majority against him being 20, instead Of
I2o As first reported
TIE COCP d 'ETAT.
AssoOn as tile result was announced,
Gen. Pnvia sent an officer to the Chamber
with letter demanding the dissolution Of
the Cortes. Sea0r Salmeron and others
urged CASTELAR, to continue 10 power, but
their prayer was refused whereupon
company of Municipal Guards entered the
palace Of the Cortcs and expelled the
Deputies. Gen. Favia with his staff held
a position outside With cannon pointed at
the b,i ding
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Administrators Sale.

IN PROBATE, MANITOW0C COUNTY
L COURT.
IN tie matter OF The estats Of Dennis Judgs
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue aud in
pursuance CT Order OF License, made in said
natter, on the 22i day oil December, \. ID. 1873,
by tile County Court OF said county. the under
si1ned Administrator OF estate OF DENNIS Judge,
decease yIli. NOnday the % dav of F. bruart
4 d 1874 at ten O'Clock in the fOrsboon OF said
dIv. at the Office the County Judge. in CITY of
ManltowOc, in sSiu County offer for Sale. al Pub
lie NeElue. the following described Lands to-wit:
The undiy ided Haif part oil the East Halt Of North
L I quarter O ctIon Seventeen GI), TownsHi !
went Two jZ2i T t~t County OF InitoNJc WI.
Tie Terms sale sh.
MARGA9E JUDGE, Administrn.rix
Dated 1T NantOw oc. the .: id day OF Dece ber A
D. 1873 SJi--4 -
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gNElE Eaerxs,

fTotessoF OF AsSic. etc viii aiy. Ies.crs "a
5ns.' | nn sI'al hCs ia iac cify ~ Aanitnrn~ 80
80 70 h,Ners. ieStecnce on EIgntil-s, near 10
u iily
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Z Frank D.Gcks a-altst Michael NIEoney &
-Cataeilh Mahonay.
Jud ms ent of Foreclosure and Sale.
virfure OF and pursuant TO 4 judgment OF SAID
Court SAN action a. re-uiar thereof
Gated en- .ne 2Jt daY oi p .cember. 4. ID 1873 I
snail expose sale aRd al sell at pUOIic auc-
tion. II the CCuri ,uSe tie city Of Mani.oW &C.
said County. o. S-tar az, the liih nay Of FEB
ru4rv, a ID. 1sii at tAe holr OF ten O'Clock. \. NJ
OF that day, the following described morIgac ed
prem sss, IT SO mucn inereof as may be Sufficient
to the amount due tie p,ainiif Tor pr eipa.
interest and costs. together with the expenses of
( sale, Io-wlt: Lot nunoe. eleven tiI}. IN brock
( tuaoer hundred and sIxty-siI tl66l in sae
(, City o. initowOc, in the CounJy OF MdriIowoc
! ana state OF Wisconsin, as per recorded plat OF
: sIid CIiy
Dated December 2a.lI. 1873
Il. y SMART, Sher r.
Ne5:tpwoc County.
s., EEssr >IRHKz Aaorssy tor fi,i liz.
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Bentlst, cGce in Sherm.n's new b,f,=;rx 10
Z gnth-s'. Aaniiow,c. Partiesiar a,t..tt,,
HIsen N 10 an u different branches OF tLe profess
witt ouL p.lr 1891 ','i-ctti
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CNAS, 4. Ws<pnN

- ourS'oi'. cures Ring Bones Soarirs
- ~. cue Al cures warranted, or no ch,re.s
slsle. ohce st ais Ever stali. on Sry.ntst
o+tNteH huiato ana lbi..so Mspi,o,n- 10 a.,
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80 ~ tiSiau- Sh>eeon. ard AccaurheT,r ofs,s ~,
sih st. oyer BaeSn's Dru- sfn~, ,1sd. ~ ~N'i-Ns ( q
"ouf'' Can g. the country promptly Intended
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-25
Reunion of the 10th o. " L,
At Wooster, Ohio,
July 4tf.
PROGRAMME:

| PROGRAMME:
Chief fMarshal-Col Phillip kershner.
tMarshals-Maj .MiltonMills
Maj. E. W. Botsford, Capt. VIM. Ross.
The members of the regiment will as
semble at Marble Hall, for the transae-
ton of business, at 9ls o'clock A. NJ.
The procession will form at 1Oi. O'Clock
A. NJ, in the following order:
1. Band.
2. Mayor, City Council and other in
vited guests.
8. Regimental Band.
4. Color Guard with stand of Regi-
mental COiors.
5. Officers and members of the Regi-
ment.
6. Soldiers of other Regiments.
!. Friends of the Regiment.
The procession will march through
the principal streets and thence to Camp
Tiffin, where it will halt for music and
the reception speech.
Invocation by the Regimental Chap
lain-Rev. j. Matlock.
Song-By the Regimental Glee Club.
Reception Address-By Capt. A. S.
Mcclure.
Music-By the Band.
DINNER.
PORK, Beans, Hard Tack and Coffee.
Music-By the Regimental Glee Club.
1st Regular Toast-s'The field and
staff,'' response by Col. Phillip Kersh-
ner.
Music-By the Band.
I'd Regular Toast-''The officers OF
the line" response by Capt. VIM. Ross.
Music-By the Regimental Glee Club.
Sd Regular Toast t-"Non-C
stoned Officers and Privates," response
by S. n. Coe.
Music-By the Band.
18th Regular Toast-4Grub, response
by Hugh Wilson.
Music-By the Band.
5th Regular Toast -"The Bachelor
Regiment" response by Surgeon B. S.
Chase.
Music-By the Band.
9th Regular Toast =" The Golden
Memories OF Libby" response by Capt.
B. F. Heckart.
Muslc-by the Regimental Glee Club.
eth Regular Toast-''Our Fallen Com
rades," response by Surgeon q. Z. Bra
shear.
Music-By the Regimental Giee Club.
Volunteer Toasts-
Music-By the Band.
BenedictiOn--
Regimental drill for 20 minutes, after
which the procession will reform and
march to the Public Square and be dis
missed.
The Soldiers of other Regiments are
invited to participate in the festivities
of the day.
Balloon ascension and fireworks in
the evening.