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OUR CHURCHES,

HiUSTlAN CHUHCH--Eighteonth Gree
between Washington and Walnut,
Preaching every third aud fourth sunday
sunday school at . y. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
'REsBYTEiIAN-- Eighth Street. ''''''
Preaching, sabbath at IOI AIN. and "a p. IN
trayer meetisgi "Wednesday at u y. N.
Sabbath School, Bpm. J. N. Lansden, gu
porintondont. Rkv. II. THkYsR, Paste,
thruiDDI5T.--Cor. Eighth and Walnut Sta
roaching, sabbath at II AIR, and 7 q. m
fFayor meeting, Wednesday, "A pm.
Sabbath School, 3. pm. L.. W. stinwsll
nporintendont. RRv. j. L.. WALLER
nUiiCH OF THE REDEgaEH-t Ep,soo.
Morning prayers. Sabbath 10, AIN.
rysning prayers, "a PIN.
-nbbath School, am.
XIV. 'HAs. 4. GU prRT, Rector.
u. IA Iitith'S tiisN,u NTH NJ. and
Washington Avenue.
rublIc service, Sabbath $40 aud l0X am.
Nuspers, pm.
sabbath school, 2 DIM.
SorYico every days. am.
., ICY, hxv. L. J. VHALLORAS, Priest.
Y. Jo5EPlis CuURCH.--ta cor.
nrr OF Walnut and Cross streets
Mas. e"esy Sabbath at 10 o'clock q. IN.
Ns"pers, Up. IN.
a..
HEv. q. HOFFMAN, Priest.
iEhhhN LUTHEhANC HURCH-13th
street between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
Preaching sunday morning At 10 o'clock.
sahbnth School at O'Clock p. IN.
RKv. q. DuKRscHNRR. Pastor.
iOuNH MEMS CHRIsTIAN AssoCIA.
IIpN.-ltegdlar meeting second Monday
each month At their room over Rockwell
COS book store, Commercial avenue.
Wookly Prayer meeting, Eridsy, u pm. at
L.. w. sTILLwRLI.. President.
'kCONb MISSIONARY Baptist
CbUkCH.-Oorner sycamore and Forty
hnt streets. Preaching Sabbath At II
o'cioek =. IN. and o'clock p. M.
sunday School l o'clock y. m.
Tue church IS connected with the Illinois
Association, ny the fird Missionary hap.
tat Church OF Cairo.
kkv. SOLOMON LkoNARD, Pastor.
thlCAN AUTHORIZATIONS be
tween Walnut and Cedar.
services, sabbath, IL am.
sabbath school, II pm.
Glass meets At Pun.
tCOND FREE WILL BAPTIsT'-F1f.
tssnth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Services sabbath, u and p. N.
HEE WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
sABBATH sCBOOL.-Corner Walnut
sni Cedar streets.
sabbath school, Q am.
kS'r FREE WILL Baptist CHURCH
-Ayury's Barracks
services, ssbbsth il an, SPIN. q TAP. no.
REV. VIZ. KELLEY, Pastor.
tIkST MISSIONARY Baptist CHURCH.
-,edsr, between Ninth and Tenth sts-
Preaching sabbath, 10& am. and "a pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath school, " pm. John vsnbarter
aud Mary stephens, Super1ntendents.
Rnv. 4. j. sHoRRs, Pastor.
sCOSD BAPTIBT CHURCH--Fourteent
street, between Cedar and Walnut. The
only Baptist church recognized by the A.
soeiAuon.
Services, Sabbath, IL Am. 3 p, IN. and IN.
Rvv. JACOB BRADLEY. Elder.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, , ~

STATE OF ILLINOIS, ~
Alexander County,
In the Circuit court Of Alexander county
September Term, 1874.
'The Howe Machine Company
vs.. o.,
John u. Lowe and Amelia NJ. Lowe, nus
wife William Martin William II. Lane
'Tannatrn Brown and Eliphley Brown her
usbsnd. ,, uo,,,.,.
and tor Relief. A.. on.,.n.v
., Ina ahoye entitled suit and that the time
Yni place OF the return OF summons IN the
'.ase il the first day or the next term Of said
eo,rrt 10 no holden AT the court house III the
CITY of Cairo, in said county, on the hrs'
Monday of September, 1874,
| w. a.. KEUBES b. loCuM,
| Gprrs& GILBERT, Clerk OF said Court
| solicitors for Complainant.
2isT-20.dl'w]t r,.
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CHARTERED MARCH 81, 1863

CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO.
oFPICKRs
AB ShFFORD, President;
\. $. TAYLOR. tiec-Prc.ident;
IL. ny SLOP, secretary and Treasurer.
DIkRCToRs:
l.. VI. BARCLAY, tHAs. GhLIGHER,
4. NJ. SIOCkFLkTH, PAUL u. >CHuH,
X. II. CUSSISGHAM II. l.. HALLIDAY,
j. VI. PHILLIPS.
INTEREST paid on deposits NJ the rate
OF six per cent per aunum, March i-t anu
September list. Interest not withdrawn II
added immediately 10 the principal Of tue
deposits, thereby giving them COMPOUND
interest.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOsiT MONEY AND No oNK RLsE
CAN DRAW 1T.
Open every business day from . u. m. 10
T., IA, and Satr. day evenings tor savings de-
posts onh iruIu u tOs O'Clock.
". HlSLOP. Treasurer.
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SECRET ORDERS.


THE MABONs.
- 20 COhMANDERY, No. l3.--atatsd
Al, pDly st the Asylum Masonic Han, nrst
ard lri-d Mondays In each month.
AFRO COUNCIL, No. A.-RegulAr Conyo-
oau al at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
ia each month.
:AIRO CHAPTER No. 7I.-RegulAr Con-
vocation 1t Masonic Hall, on the third
Tuesday Of every month,
AFRO LODGE, Ne. 1S7 r. h A. N --Rsgu-
lar O .nmunicitions at Masonic Hail, Ne
sscS d and fourth Mondays Of each month.
THE ODD-FEI.LOWs.
AI.LxANDER LODGE, 94-Meets In odd
Fellows Hall, IN Arter's building, every
Thursday evening at = O'Clock.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Govenor--John l.. Bevertdge
IIoutenAnt-JjoyenOr
Secretary OF Stste-George II. Harlow.
Auditor of 5tatc--C. 4. Lppircott.
state Treasurer Ruz.
Attorney Genersl-JAInes X. Edsall.
supt. Public Observation-Disclosures BAtsman
CONaREShMEN.
ssnators-Richsrd j. Oglesby and John A.
,lgsu.
uomonts.
hEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Eeprese ntstiyos In the both district
John II. oberly, WIN. A. Lemma and AAth-
~ =. lnscore.
senator for the 10Th district. --,Iosso Ware
COUNTY OkFlCEhs.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. J. Baker, of Alexander
btste's Att0rney--fgtriok ~. rope.
tlsrk-K. >. Socum.
Sheri1--h. n. irwin.
Wm. MArtIa-6ssss.oT ami Treasurer,
Surveyor John l.. lisly.
COUNTY COURT.
.Judys-.F. bross.
Ahranihtos--J. E. MCCIits ami =. har0hil
ton.
DIerk--Jacob q. Lynch.
CorOusr--John IL. GossmAh.
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These Elegant ChromOs are by far me mos'
TX uresslye pictures ever given TO the pup
H. being f,iil OF hmnor and "Piuek' 10 INC
a.t sxtsnt. Size ~ by ~ inches. In ,a Yea.
upon canvass and strainers. fIl.e siy ~
pair. seud orders TO the pnblishsI; ., ~
RYDER, aa9 superior street. oie's'An'' w.
y2-t-v .d23ui-w3ip
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Newspaper advertising is nowrecognized,
by busines- men having faith "A their own
wares Us tbe most effective neaus Tor ~.
curing for their goods wide recognition
of their merits.
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
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EETygNING rAssES.

M. CsllIs' resoiatina of yesterday. in
rey.ri ,o returning passes, coming up, VI.
G,a,ley moved ,ha', rs there were mnny
IN ,nh r. aSss1t AL all ShDu'l b. here
VIII, this resolution WAS acted on he Ejov-
I'd it's po.tponemert ta Tuesday, which
Wa agreed to. The verba' senate amend
ment to the assembly ammsndment to the
senate resolution in regard to returning
passes was agreed TO.
J,Sr.Ry o6,h
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Foreclosure Sale.

STaTEOF WISCONSIN, CIRcuI1 CoUkr
~ M.SITOvoc Cur<TF--ss
Charles Lu,ing NJ General Guardian Of
John Arndf and PETE, hrn1t, infants, ard
Margsret Hemh'eA n, against Charles F
Dnnike, ani Ca", ,rilf. Dumse his vifo. and
Frederick U-.mkr AMI Matilda Dumke bis
wife
Py vir ds OF anu parsu.nt 10 a judgment
rider Of foreclosure and sale YeI dvrcd in
the above entitled action. on the 18th day Q.
December. A. b. 1873, AZ = regular term Of
r7te Circuit Conrt FOR Nanifosoc County.
held at the Court House IN the City OF Mani
towoc. shall expose for sale, and sell at
public auction, ~ tie Sheriff = Office in the
city and County of Nanitovnc, aud state
of Wisconsin, On the c5th day Of Febru'ry
4. b. 1874. at ten o'clock IL the forenoon
e -aii day. al the f1flowing mortgagsd
premise. or so mnch cf the suIne rs may bs
necessary to satisfy he amount adjudeed to
ihr Plairtif. together with interest, cost
aai expenses. tc-wi': The southeast quar-.
ter O! the sCathasar quarter Of section nun.
! bsr twenty-six 1857, township No eighteen
: (lS). north Of range No. twenty three (23l
east; excepting the north tenth Ct said forty
acres Of lend, being thirty-siI acres Of lsuc
more or less according to surrey. being sit
unted in the County Of Mapitowoc and S,ati
Of Wisconsin
Datei Sheritf's S Office ,Manitouoc Wisconsin
! this l2th day Of January 1874
| z. y. SMART. Sheriff Of Manitowoc Co.
VsrzEs GE&RS. PisinfiS, A-ty's GuJS1
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STATE NEW s.


TIE Waushsra -irya. tells Of young w"-
man Of that place. who, W w,nting IN IN rterna
owe and u shield herself from shame. buri.d
her ner-born illegrtinate child in An OIL
.iraw stack.
Jones ef the Marquette Iniepcnfent Is la
tie to get ,hra she'd any day for donhtinS the
po.ti,.,l inspiration of Il certain Mr.. PonI
Tn. following touching lines failed 10 reach
tvs a. sr; of Jones an1 therefore Pond propo-
ses to pummel him
Though il causes bis friends 20 weep.
III. ur vrr WIS heard, be- gone to sleep,
And shru he WAS just passing through,
He said .l'm going, David arc you going too
Young horse thief was arrested at Eat
rl,irs the ether day for stealing a span ol
horses belonging to Mr. Martin Of Ham
mond Wis.
The Racine County .trJus states that there
i, some aspect ut clock manufactory
being located there. No Jolbt an enterprise
OF ,h. kind 7onld prove us successful as
the Eigi- Watch Establishment
| Rav Or. Sal1man. Rector Of St Francs
/ Seminary wa. buried last Wednesday. Pom
,isr,l Mass was celebrated nu that sad o.
cssion, Bishop IIcnaie presiding assisted os
Father Uirkcuhausen ami F.lher h"oga
The first annual exhih ton Of the Wi.con-
sin State Poultry A--oci Hian is to be hei'
at Mfw.use. On the I7.h, 18Th, !9 h. anC
2nth Of next month.
Gor2rnor Taylor and Lieusenant-GoTerno
Parker had the fifth degree conferred upo'
,hem. by he State Grange at Janesviiie-
II !, rumorel that Hon II. L. Palmer
County judge of Milwaukee County, IS abou
to resign his position and The Seat.ne', kno"
ing that whoever it advocates 10 al his tlnc
will he sure tc get beaten, t'kes that under
, handed way Of defeating the aspirations
b. IL johnson.
> The Fond du La 0dl Fellows dedicate
h.eir new h.. over the Post utlce la
= Tbu;.da After the dedication 'hete fo
=, Lowell ball ani banquet, and the whole )
I. fair is reported to have been grsnd one
The Ereniag Eisoag.ia, tells the sad sto
o, beautiful young German girl who ie
Father LAMP about month ago
lr meet her bstroihri in Mii0aukee. l.
L. F,iiay she arrived ut the Union depot,
a. that ci,y wasre sac found her lover AVA
H. ing her. aud with an excess of delight tn
d. rpshed into each others arms but WIEN
a..s--p.ei % dissngasr hinseif be fouut u
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Legal Notices.
Foreclosure Sale.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, ClIorIr CouR.
~ MASITowoc Comfy.
John Remer. Plaintiff. against Miles Nc
Mahan. E. 3. Treat, Patrick McMahan,
and J ohm Mullens, Defendants.
BY virtue of, and pursuant to Judgment
Order of Foreclosure and ale, rendered IN
the srove entitled action on the l9'h day Of
d zee .Goer, 1873, st q regular term of the
Circuit Court for MauitoSoc County. held at
the Court House. III the City OF Manitnwoc,
| shall expose for sale. and sell at public
vendus. 10 the highest bidder, st the Sherifs
Office ID the City and County Of Nsniiowoc,
and State of Wisconsin. on the 2lst day Of
February, A. d. 1874, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day, all . following mort
gagged premises, or so much Of the same a.
may be necessary to satisfy the amour, ad-
judged to the Plaintiff together with the in
terest. costs and expenses, to-wit: Lot No.
FIVE ~. in block No one hundred and siyty-
three tl63l, and lot No. ten il0l, in block
No. one hundred and seveuty-seven. (lf1J.
situated and being in the City and County o.
Manitowoc. and State If Wisconsin.
Dated at y.citowoc, Wisconsin, this I'd day
Of January, 3. d. 1874
r. d. SMART. Sheriff.
Aanitowoc County
H. G & WI .TURSRR, Plaintiff 3 At,'ys e-2s
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Business Directory

Atro-n. y at L. Cfscs On E4shth.si
sila. ouuo >ite sci.. t,e's Store. IL
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FRIDAY, JAN. %.
Senator Moore presented u memorial Of
the citizens Of Green county asking tor ar
amendment to the constitution, changing
She sessions Of the Legislature fl lDp auLuai
Z, bisnnial
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the arris around him had been stif.ned by
death-her JOY was too great-her tender
heart strings had been rent assun-
der. Wild burst Of grief from her lover
brought the passengers about the depot. to
thespct ~i.er-lhey learned what had hap
pensd frotn the fri-nd= Of the Young man
not dry eye was to be seen. The body OF
the young girl. however, Wa. soon conveyed
t. her lgver'- hsme, by his friends, aud proper
attendance Summoned.
President rw"nBLY and the Regents
of tie State University having some httle
difficulty, TIE PRESIDENT thought it best to
resign to ave himself from being dismiss
ed, and Prof Jaha = ,scom, of W ililams
College has been appointed 10 take his
place.
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Az old joker vino was ever known to
Weld the palm to any antagonist II reeiing
.nutly yarns, wa- pat to hl- 'runps ri
nearing a Traveller state tast he one" law
hr,ck house placed upon runners and drawn
~ hill tn more f. vorabe location srme
hil, a mile distant.
What do you think of that, uncle Ethiel:'
aid tie hv-isnders.
..Oh fu 'g-." said the old man; Il once
Saw two story stone house, d1wn East
drawn hy oxen three mice.
A dead sill nee en,ued: the old man
evidently tad the wnr.t oi 1t. anil hr .s~
il. Cat ering all hi- energies, he i'it "sf a
huge alIh Of tobacco, by the way OF gam
Ing IRE f'r thought. :.
.'rnrv drawed he stone house, 'aIe
the old man. .'but that warT I the wort q
the Job: Tor, after they'd houe that, the!
! xent back xpd drased the cellar.
| Tie stranger gaTs N.
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TIA ISsChGENTS.
Havana, Jan. 23.--vIa Key West, Jan.
24-Oa the night Of the 2O;h, band OF
negroes made rad into Trinidad Ea!iey,
and burned Mazag Il, L"slajnc aud 5 IL
iamil.a plantations. They carried off al,
the slaves from Maznsuara plantations, and
completely destroyed the machinery by
knocking it to pieces. The other two
plantations suffered less.
Four tn, usand insur cents have surround
ed Manzauilio. Government proposes to
again embargo several estates which were
lately released.
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The Longest Swim on Record.

The Norfolk Chronicle makes the death
of Samuel Brock. Yarmouth te,chmtI..
the occa-iou # rec ti!i.g MS ex,raoriinary
Escape in October. 1885. A vessel was oh
1ying for pilot, bearing east. dl>tanc'
about - miles. Brock, who belonged L.
Lnytnn's CuinIauv,. With nine Others,
launche ei the vawl Inc7 ease, anl steerrd
for the object Of their enterprise. About
o'clock they came up with the vessel,
which proved to lie the Spanish brig Pc
quette dc BtJoa Three Of the b-achmen
vent 90 board, and the remainder Of the
crew Of the ynwI we're sent away. On their
way home terrific squill took the yawl Is
-aiis fat aback, and she capsized. Ia a
few minutes all the crew, with the exenp-
ten of Brock, were drowned. 1t WIS then
bout G:30 P n, and tn. nearest land was
miles Listant-dead low water; and
| Brock rene .,berei that the food-tide woul
| ne setting IF shore making to the south
ward, 30 'ha, should hc ever reach the shore
| no wuul,i have Ia swin and q Iat at least ]
miles. The swell Of the sea drove him
over the Cross sand ridge, and he ther got
.irht os the iupy of St. \ 'cholas, Cat
,..r,y nrrosite lis own door, distant
mix. from the land. lie had now been
i've hour, in the water. lie rsxt caugh'
,rgh- of vessel Il, anchor. He got sith'u
200 ward of the vessel ana hailed her:
noa, wa. a, onc- lnwer-,l, aud at $50 A
NJ, hav'a. swan seven hours ind hal
- at Oc;.,ber might, h- wHs safe on 'ii'
hri. Be,sy. # Sunderland. n"nrlv 10 niue
rom the spot where the boat Increase wal
| caosIze.i
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T Err NJ S.
SIS per snnum, in advance, with Oil Chromoi
CTATE OF ISCoNSIN-COUNTY OF
y MANlTOwOC.--ss

CTATE OF WISCoNSIN-C0UNT OF
y MANlTowOC.--ss.
PEoBArE OFFICE, January I9th, 4. D. 1874.
In lie matte. ot tnc Pronf Probate o! the last
" III AMI Testament OF George W. helzner. de-
ceaSed, Late OF tde County OF storey, Sta;s OF
Nav -.
WuEPEA an instrument in writing, purportin,
o TIE uEiy certified transcript OF the last " III
ana T--'ament. an the Probate whereof Geor4e
" Nrlzntr dee ssed. late o, tie County OF StoreT.
in lie SIate OF vads i1s been ed in Il is Office
and whereas application ia. oren Gaae by OF. A.
tirecue tue attorneys tor the EAecutrl1 and
SIC la-otee. nrl lug th the ipe be pr'vDn and
u Ii.ci 10 Probate acco- linz TO lie laws OF tni
sta e Aal ,sner..s the rrooJts of sail " i'll 4 D
~ b, salt tTaaScrl Il TO have been aliy md IN
tie G, unty o. : ora Site c. Eevaj,r I IefefJre
:, ie ord ere iiJ application re 1s ri before
ne 1T tie PrOalt. Office in tie City Manitowoc
n al! C'Intv "n tie 1854 day OF Fe5ruary. A.D
1S7I. al tn o'clpcS IN tie t"rencon.
An i. is iur.her ordered tI,t notice snail be
g.v-n Itl n.r,onS lat e.ted sal viii OF TIE
tIne and 2ac, oi sad bearing, " publication in
ne Gani:o &C PILOT. N-y suaoer printed n sald
'i!y fnr three cs--Iyc ye-ks, once elcn week,
proi To he kline o. sucl heIria~.
b, the Court, T. oL.MsTED.
So 81 Jouhty Ju ise.
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Tn PROBATE, MAsITowoc COUNTY
rnJrDr
IR tho m after of the c q ard an ship of
Ihe Minor heir Of Wallace II. Jones.


on reading and fling the petition Of Laura
L. Jones, Glsrdian ot said minor. rep
resenting among other things, tina; be the
said ward is seized of certain real estate in
tie town of Nsnitowec il the County of Man
itewoc. State CT Wisconsin, und that il is
necessary that the Same should be sold and
praying FIR lieence to sell the same and il
appearing to the Court, from sail petition
that it is necessary 70 the sa; minor TO sell
said real estate, il is ordered and directed
that the next of kin to said ward and all
persons interested in said estate. appear be-
fore me, On Monday. the sth day Of February
a. D 1874. at ten o'elock A NJ. ut the Pro-
bate Office in said conuiy, then sni there 10
show cause tif any there be- why license
should not be granted for the sale of sail
real estate according to the prayer of said
petition.
And it is further ordered that q copy Of
this order shall be published for four success.
sive weeks prior to raid day Of hearing. in
the Maritowoe PILOT, weekly newspaper
printed at Mantowoc in said county.
Dated at Manito1 &c. the Sth day Of Jan.
nary 4. D. 1874.
30s4w T. G. 0LNsrED, County Judge
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~ 4 I -
Tl2 ANE h..

PARIS, Jan. 2i-rhe Assembly has ap
tointed q cnnmittee 20 Hquit!ats the civil
list of the late Emperor Napoleon. IL l.
ssid majority Of the members of the cor:'-
mi,tee are opposed to the convention late
lv autered iuto by the government aud
Eugeuie.
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STsTE OF wIscoNsIN,-coUSTY or

~ III \ VI oh S'I---SS
Pro,.ts O1i, Dectuher 22ud. A d. 1873.
In he = of the Poo and Prrb "f tn
iast Nj. aGi Testament uf Hsn-s schncsf r de-
ce1set. llIr o! ibe e unty OF Mar ito voc.
Whereas. iu.lrUDe-t in vriIin., purportin"
% be last VII and Testsment OF Henry Schae
.ier sceased, late OF Tie County Of AAniso~ec
~ been FLED IN tLls ofice: and wlereas lpplica
,iou has neen made ny DLas. wIrteuoac prRing
that the sa ne ne proven AMI admitted to Probate
lccorling 10 tie laws Of thus State:
I erRnrs, il il ordered toat saii ap 1lication De
ne r before the Cuu ty Jui' OF said County Al
Tie Pr.,t+te Office in tie Cry o. Menitowoc in sal ?
County on tne 18Th da, CT January A. d. 1874 at
10 o,lcS A. VI
yiven al Dersons iT1-res' ed in siId 1ii o. the
tlfre and rlsce o. said hearing, D publication IL
.is Ml. iin Plot newspaper prnte: said
City for taTee succss.'ve weeks. orce each week
prior TO i5e time of such hearing. BY the Court
Sw--sUi W. W. WALDO County Judge.
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FOREIGN.
CIR AT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
CLADsToNE's ADDRESS ANNOUNCING THE
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Jan 2i.-The address of g l.. :
stone announcing the dissolution of Paii'a-
,Heut fa,tens the market for English securi-
ties.
The Times this ms ming, commenting
on the address, says, ths document reflects
the characteristics and genius of its author
and doubts the W sJsm Of the repeal OF the
Income tax promised.
The Post sGys the al jress alr.os. amounts
to cup detat.
The Standard is confident Of conssrva-
tive majority in the elections, and severely
condemns the suddsnness Of the announce
meht Of dissolution.
All the journals agrse upon the populari-
ty of the financial measures promised III
the address.
THE DUKES WEDDING.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-A London dispatch
says of the royal wedding in St.Petersburg:
"The English festivities are generally post
poned until the arrival Of the bridal couple
excepting by special services, saiutes. and
ringing Of bells. London took little no
tice of it; the provinces manifested greltet
oy. In most Of the provincial towns
there were banqaets, professions, peels Of
bells, and gatherings. Edinburg wss bril-
li4n,ly Illuminated IN many places. Cri-
IN SAL trophies were removed"
TIE NEW PARLIAMENT
LONDON, Jan. 25 The new parliament
will meet the 9th Of March.
SPAIN.
RETCKS CT ADMIRAL KoPKTE FRoA CAKTA-
MADRID, Jan. 25.--Admiral Topese Ea-
returned from Cartagsna, and RESUMED his
duties as Munster Of the Marine.
PUBLICATION SUSPENDED.
The publication of Isnalidad Newspaper
las again been suspended for month.
CARLIsT SUCCESS.
BAYoNNE, Jan. 25--rhe Carlis.s report
that Santan Ter and portuguiitc sur, endrr-
cd uncoaditi"nally to their forces Oh the
22I inst, and that the entire Scyovia ba
talon, number Of arti!lerymen and engin
eers, 1000 Remington and 400 Nine rfice,
and tive cannun feel. into their tXnds:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29
IN PROBATE-MANIrowoC COUNTY

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY
/ COURT.
In the Matter Of tie Estate Of Andreas
Kinder, b ecsased.
70 Al Whom. It Nay Concern:
Letters Of Administration on said estate
Of said iadreas Kinder, diseased, having
been issued 70 John q Hoeh. on the b
day Of December, A. D. iS73.and .ix month.
from and afler the 18th day Of Januvry l-7i
being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claim. for examination and al
lowance. Notice is hereby given thai the
uhdersignel will on the cond Monday OF
February. 1874, and on the second Monday
of each of the next four months following
February, 1t the Probate Office in the Cry
Or Manitovoe in said County, receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims, and demands
of all persons against said deceased
T. q. oLNsTsp. County Judge.
Dated -. iSth :ay - Jsa-s-.. 1874.
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IN PROBATE MlNITOwuC COUNTY

| fhuDA e NJ MNNliOhpC IOUSII
| COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate - Charles
Kuehn, Deceased.
On reading rnd fling the petition Of
Charles LIling. Administrator Ot the J.s;ate
Of said deceased, representing among other
things, that he has fully administered said
estate and praying that time and place be
liked for examining and blowing his account
of his administration, filed i'll ths Court, 1t
is ordered that sid sccount be examined by
the Judge Of this Court, OIL Monday. the 2jd
day Of Febru try, A. ID. 1874. at 10 o'clock,
A NJ, ut my Office in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given to the h irs Of said deceased IL ID to all
persons interested, by publishing u copy Of
this order for three weeks prior to said day
| Of hearipg.in the Manitowoc rILo1. Week.
ly Newspaper Published at a,suitow1c III
said County
Dated Mt Manitowoc. the oath day Of jan
usry, A. b 1874
3w905 T. g. OLNSTED, County Judge.