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FORE closure Sale.

GT'TE OF WISCONSIN, CIE1giT CoUrT
- hASITowoC C4UyTr--Ss.
Charles Lul.Eg .s General Guardian Of
John ArGa' and Peter A-ndt, luiants, and
MargaTc. Eenbebsa. against Charles z =
HulnSe, aul Caroline Damke lis wife. and
Frederick DgIkc Gai Matilda Luzakc his
vie.
By virigo Of and pursuant 10 iudgIae t
order Il foreclosure aud a'e, rer dsred in
the above eHtit,ei ac'i1a cn the i3th dag Of
December, A b. 1879, at q regular torn Ct
the Circuit Court Ter Maaiaowoc County.
Bei9 at the Court E0GS3 id the City Of Mani
soToc, sdall expose for sale. and sell st
pao,ic aucsion. AT he Sheriff ofsice in tho
Cj.y and County Of Maaitowac. aad State
Ct Wisconsin, CD the c3.h dsy Of + February
i. D. 1874. Gt ten o'clock iu the forenoon
Of said day, all the foi'oviug mortgaged
premises OF 50 much of tie same as may be
neeessary to satisfy the amount adjudged to
&c Plaintiff, together with interest, cost,
and expenses, to-si,: The scaths~.t QUAR-.
;er q he sou:h"sat quar,er Of section num-
beT tTeB;y-six (26j, township No. eighteen
iol, moth of range Nc twenty three t23)
east; egcePfip- the north tenth Of said forty
acres Of lend, being thirty-six acres Of land
more o. less according TO surrey. being sit
uatel il ,lA County of Maaitosoc and State
OF Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff Ciiiea, ,Mauitoroc Wisconsin,
this I2th day of JanuarY. 1874
z. J.. SMART Sheriff cf Wapitowoc Co.
EatEEa GRrEg, plaintiffs A'ty's sx7i.
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A W0EAN'S LOVE.
She InsEres Fer Life and skilis Fer
SELF sor Her ChiIdrees Sake

Mrs. Mary Rolinsoa committed suicide
III Ypsilanti, Mich, a few DAYS since, ey
drowning herself in Q cistern. She was
nearly 81 years Of age, aud has passed an
eyen,f.l career. Her maiden name was
Barlow, and a; the age Of lG she q, rri=,i
William Stevens, OF Wavce. With him
she lived unhar,pily, and six years q 70 they
were divorced, she retaining the custody
of their children, aged respectively and
years. Leaving them with her mother,
she went to Oaio and acted as n deieetive
in the United States secret service. On
rhe 2Gth Of last mouth Mrs. S;cgens was
married in Ips'laa.: - William j. Robin
son, of Ceuter1on, o, bat Sill remained
uith her mother. Robinson intending To
move to Texas eariv the coming year.
Robinson testified that lis wife told him
that Il young man named Barr, with whom
she became ,.onain;ei during he. resi-
denee in Unt' had shot at her on three
different DECISIONS, the last time while she
was living in Aun Arbor. .Lis causing her
to move to Ipslauti, and that she was
afraid he would ye. XII! her Exactly what
the cause of Bars enni'y WAS is not
known; but il is hintel that deceased, as a
detective, worked up Gaze wherein Barr
was directly concerned, and the exposing
Of which was to his injury. Mrs. Robin
son had tut partially recovered from an
attack Of bilious fever at the time of her
death, and it is surmised that she commit.
ted suicide while temp eraiiiy insane. Il
would seem. however, thar there was an
otjsct in her death, for FIVE insurance poll
ces have come /, light, as fjllows: Five
thousand dollars each in the Ni2h,san
Mutual, New York Mutual and Home;
three Thousand in the National OF Wash
Ingtop, and fifteen hundred in the Mass
achusetts Mutual These policies were all
obtuined by Mrs. Robinson, Of Ann Arbcr
agents, and MI during the past three
months, that e; the Michigan Mutual pe-
lug the first, and this WAS obtained about
the middle of September The premium
notes in each we re made payable quarter
Is, SO that upon each policy bet single
payment bad been made The policies
were all in fa9Cr OF her children, aul l}v
the terms Of her viii her mother is made
eSeeQtrly
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STATE NEWS.

The Appleton Post ha. a Reading Room
in connection With its Office.
A Mr.. Perry was run over ind killed
ty the cars at Arena, few days ago.
Oshkosh Me,hodists had ship full rig
ged, on which they loaded their gifts, in
stead Of OF the usual ''tree," on Christ
mas.
Daniel s. Tut,le mis- ionary bIsEop Of
Montana. has been spoken Of as proper
successor to the late Bishop .Armita2e OF
this state
Tie fishermen Oh the G.een Bay shore
have houses bnilt on runners, SO that they
can move from place to place, whenever
they wish 10.
The Town Of Holland, Brown county,
has matrimonial lo:tery, wheys ne loueiy
ones of rith-r sex can buy ticket and run
their chances.
Two men were thrown from a wagon, in
Mllwauiee IN Tuesday and killed. One
Of the mems name WAS Stock the otherH
Is ar yet III known.
The Madiscu Democrat began the publ
cation CT daily morning paper, on Ne"
Yssrs day. The MadiIoa people have
new a morning and evening paper.
Judge Pulling, a. Oshkosh would not
settle little difficulty for two brothers;
and thus obliged them to settle it for them
selves, which they did more satisfactorily
than lie could have do-e It fer them.
The friends Of Mr. Carpenter have sue
ceeded in getting control of the Milwaukee eo
Sentinel and hereafter i: viii be published
IN his interests, under the management of
A C. Botkin, formerly. Of the Chicago
TJhsS
Lat week the soldiers and sailors Of the
MsIcan war, met at Madison for the pur-
pose Of petitioning Congress TO grant
them lie same pensions that are granted
10 the soldiers and sailors Of other wars.
A McIasha girl says, that tho way to
preyent chuppy cheeks, Is TO have nothing
TO 90 With cheeky chaps
The Sunday Herald relates the particu-
lars of Il horribla sensation ~h'cn occurred
on Third street, opposite tho German
Theatre, SATURDAY afternoon.
1t secrns that a woman named Marteils,
cathoic, died early Saturday morning
Her corize was placed III room, metr a
window, and several lighted candies placed
about II. During The afternoon tic wind
tofpled The candles over upon the body,
the suGuIiss took ,ire, and before tie fam
iy were made aware oil :h- horrible acct
tirut, yhe uCdy Was badly charrei aud dis
hsurcd.
Naturally the affair created quito an cx-
cjtcinent IA lie uri.huarhopI
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Legal n Offices.

IN PROBATE MASITOWOC COUNTY
| COURT.
In the matter of the estate of c. F.
knapwurst, deceased
On reading and fling the petition 0: Cath
crime knapwurst nf Manitow0c County, Pep
rcseu.ing amoRg o'her things taat { knsp-
eurst late Of Manit,woe Cauu;y, en- the 81
day Of October. A. %. 1872, a. Center vile,
in saij County. died iRtcs:ate leaving goods.
ch ltteis and estate within this State. sul
that the said petitioner is widow Of SAID de-
ceased. and praying that administration Of
said estate be to ". y. Hsmsehermryer,
grant ID il Is ordered tdgt said petition DC
heard before the Judge Of th:. Court, On
Moaday. the 81 day Of February, 4. d
1874. At to o'elcck A NJ, at my Office in
said Comfy.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased, md to
all persons interested, by publishing copy
OF this 6rler for taree successive weeks PRIOR
En said day Of hearing il the Nanitewcc
Puog. Weekly Newspaper pu ,lisLe3 al
Neaitewoc Gigy, IL said County.
q OLMsrEn, Ccauty judge
Dated Mauitowoc, the 5:h 5ay Of JN1ualy,
4 Il. 1874, S03-3w
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Sad accident in scotiGad--i EiarGEzet
and kour Others Drowned Oh z-cck
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Williams Withdrawal.

Attorney General " Williaals writes to the
President the following whining letter,
asking the withdrawal Of his nomination
for the Chief Ja,tce--hip:
DEPARTMENT OF JCsTIcE
WAsHIsGToN, c, Jan 4, los4
To the President:
SIE-Y,u were kind enough, without my
solicitation. or any knowledge OF nay part
that vcu contemplate ID sueh thing, to
nominate me for Chief Justice Of the Su
preme Court Of the United States. Since
that time the foodgates OF calumpy Ia ali
directions, have been opened on Inc. Ny
abilities have been disparaged, and n7 in
tesrity brought in Question, and it seems
10 me that public opinion adverse to ny
appointment has been created, which might
hereafter embarr1ss your administration,
nrd pei APPS impair my usefulness upon the
bsncn. With perfect Consciousness tha;
have performed with clean hands, and up
right purpose, all the dutie. Of the variou.
pabic ofices to which ! baye Teen called,
and trusting 10 tinA, and just public,
whrn better informed for my vindication,
! resi- ectfnliy ask to withdraw nv ncmina-
ton for chief justice.
| have the honor to be, with great re-
spsct,
GEO. II. WILiIAXs.
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The Graye OF Frof Agas5iz.
From TIE Ga &c.

From tie Gfacsic.
In the burial q Prof. 4 Agassiz at Mount
Auburn, the sweet simplicity Of the scpul-'
cher of Charles Dickens was respected. A
cross Of brown stone, standing in the cen
tie Of the los, was hidden with wrsaths of
laurel and smiIaz, intrr.oven sith lilies.
carnations. and carneiia,. The mound of
earth thrown I'D vas also covered with
fuw;rs. p hile the grave t-.If Was literally
bed Of ioaers--ti.e siJes even bni~. i.r-l
with eyergTeens and floral han.in-s. Of
the burial OF Dickens It Is said that tvery
rerson, male ard female. who Visited his
open grave ard wAp wore f,ger-a csi--
tom mueh IN vogue in In Elsn5-had. rs {
by some Instructive feeling, dropped i, in
dntii it was filed. rot with hoUa hut
With single ro-ebuds and geraniuins Not
wsthstan,kng the urfulterins Industry OF
tbs sss two great luminarie. IN the world ,,r
science and literature, each found tine n
endear himself to both high al low BY
) kind vorts aad gentle ac.s,
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The Seandaious Nomination



Washington CorresonrIent of To- Times
There i aaothcr aspect OF the case which
perhaps ! ought not 70 speak et IN d news
paper, ami yer it needs to b., understood tn
fully appreciate the difficulties of the clsc
Mrs. Williams at tn, moment stan5s ia
the way OF the cnuGrgnat:on of ber husband
though in tie past she las d1ne "a much to
advance his fortunes, political AMI peeIui-
ary. She is a wotIan Of great talent:
sharp intellect, beaa.'fal, aaI 40: at ali
times acting with due caution, the has
pushed the fortunes Uf her Husband in sea
son and out Of season. i II, Itt2,ney
General be today rich nan, / suppose
iiis no secret tirf Il IS tiroagI
lie S0gacious aaI 6oid aJt7fioas
Of ms rifs. These things are heard the
more when he comes before the Senate n
secret session. peoI! !e complain taa; the
President has been desiT0u- of d-'i-i tin.
brill int woman il ni' social circle, rather
than consulting tie Interests Of the nation
The feeling among the Justices e: The Su
preme Court and their families Is almost
nnaEinsOus against confirmation, AM indeed
this is true OF the Senate.
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MEN ECo.
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m the co.rss of which Mr. picari h;tta,Iv
attacked III. 5ojujstry for i, r,onor,li,,l
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The Appleton Post ha. a Reading Room
in connectiOp With its Office
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FOREIGN.
SerranO Not tG Cenvoke the Spanish
GoItcs for Twelve Moatns-Suetes
OF the Liberal. and PrOgressisfz In
the German Elections.
SPAIN. .
sERsANo's POLICY

SER5ANO fDLANf
LoSpos, Jan. Dispatches from
Madrid report that SerTnno will rot con-
yoke the Cor;es for twelve months. lie
will bind all his energies 10 the suppression
Of the insurrection and TO the tranquiliza
lion Of the country, and rot until these
tasks are accomplished viii he summon the
national Le2isaturc.
4 decree has been issued dissolving ali
political associations charged with conspir-
ing against TIE interests Of the country or
the national Legislature.
TIE CAMPAIGN.
Operations have l-en commenced against
the CarIist. on the lins Of the River Eero.
LosDoS, Jan. l2.- A special from Mad
rid to the Times says Geneial Dominquez,
commanding the forces besiegng Cartagena,
ha. telesrnpheI that he has compelled Alta
laya Castle to surrender, and that he has
surrounded the other forts Of the city.
4 telegram 20 the !Ssdndari from the
vicinity IF Carsagcna gives rumor that
another magazine eIpisdcd within the walls
on Saturday, and .Eas zoo persons were
killed Il is expected tina. the cay ture o.!
Asalaya Castle will lead to the speedy cap
itula,ion Of the city.
GE;ISNIANT.
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GER NJ ANY.


BERLIy, Jan. ll.-In the elections for
members OF the Reichstas, Yesterday, the
Danish party carried all the districts in
North Schieswig, in which they were sue
cessful a: thu last and previous elections
Further returns Of the elections show
that the number Of y Nationa! Liberals and
Progressists returned is about even, other
parties falling far behind. Dantzic, Lcip-
sic, Bremen, Mubeck, AMI Munich elect
Liberal men bers, and CerIin, koenissbery,
and braslar, Prekrsssists. The carSiiiates
Of the Clerical party are ch-ser IN kre-
field, Cologne, Dusseldorf, and Aachen.
NIIENECo.
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TN PRoBATE-MAsITowoC COUNTY

tn Pg0BATE-MAEITOwOC COUNTY
! COURT
In he Natter # the Estate of anireas
KIM pr. u ece4sed
70 AZ Efo-z e Hqy Careera
Letters oF Administration o. said estate
cf said 4 7 Treas Kinder deceased havlnc
hcrn issafi 20 John q Hocb. on the s.h
day Of DeeaI;.be-- 4 ID. isf3-and tx months
frem and after tie l25h dag q Jaausrv 1879
being allowed ana limited for creditors to
present their clFiu.. fer examination and al
lSEance- Notice is hereby given thas the
undersigned vii OF the :. coni Monday of
February. 1878. and oa the second Monday
q each Of the next four months fol.oy sing
February. II the Probate oFce in the City
O. Il snitowoc iE sad Ccun:v. receive. ex-
amino AMI adjust al elains. aui demz nds
CT al persons z=i1zt sid deceased
7, q. oLxsTzD. CoEntr Judge,
dated the leth Fey Of Jannarr, 1874
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A change is heginnirg TO come over the
-piris Of our dreams. The grudi'g de-
potism Of exec, ,ive taxation is beginning
to tell, and ms it piles On n little heavier
and :. ind- little harder year hy year,
he overburienea ,ax-rnysr begins to think;
and when the engine of thought begins to
work, fespotlsm begins !. trcmblc ....
tremendous leaks in II money box are to
be stopped, ard men OF nerve TO step them
are TO he in demand. When candidate
Is free to spend cnehnlf the expected sals-
~, put it Gown that the salary is double
What it ought to be; when he is willing 10
spend an amount to secure bis election
equal to his entire salary, put it down that
stealing is To be done somewhere And
Cont feel good because veu can pocket
some Of the dollars thas spent, for, as sure
as time rails on. /: :, III be drawn out Of v.u,
and much more with it, in the shape of
taxes.-Fort Do,egs (ToJcal Tiaaes
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safe by Administrator de benz. nor


sale by Adn,ini,trator de bouis non.
IN PROBATE, NAEIT0W0G COUNTY
COURT.
Ia the Matter Of the Estate Of Grafton z en-
ton. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. tin; by virtue mud
in parsUanee Of an order u License. made
Ia SAIL matter. ca the ) i firy &C December
: y. 1S-f. hr the Cca1ty Court oF said
county. ,he us:3,.,i gnod L. jerome Pierce
rs Adm nis;rator IL ioais nan upon the estate
cf saii Gra,on Feu:on. deceased. viii On
Nonlnr. the 5:h day Of January. 4. b 1874.
at ten o. 'ciuei, in the forenoon Of III day "a;
the Ciiiee gf the County Judge. IN the city
of u nitowoc, IN said County. ofsr for sale.
at Pub.ic Eea3ue. the following described
lands, to-wit. The south half Of tie north,
west quarter Of section number six a. in
township number nineteen tl9l. north cf
range number twenty bree % east Said
lands living and beiRg situate in toe County
of Maui,owCc. State Of Wisconsin.
II sail land is sold bv parcels, the east
three eigh rs Of sail south half vii! be first
sold. The terms OF sale. cash.
JEEouE PrrRcF,
As Administrator 9s Loris non upon the estate
Of Grafton Fenton, deceased.
Tie above sale is hereby adjourned till
Monday the 18th day Of January, 1874. at
ten 0 clock in the forenoon Of suid day, at
the Office Of tie County Judge in the City Of
hanitowoc IN said County.
Dated at Mani.owoe the 5th tav Of January
1874 2 JgRouE PIERCE.
As Administrator d joii.s r.1H upon the g.
tate Of Gra'c2 Fenton, deceased. S03-2,v
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THE 1LDINE, while issued wish all the
regularity, has ron of the temporary or
tta..iy iHterst chs acieristic Of ordinary peli
oijcH's- L Is an e.t-c .at ms sceilany Of pure
iigAt and graceful literature; AMI a collec-
ton Of pictures the rarast specimens ot a.
t.s;.c skill, In white gHi black. Although
each succeeding pumber afords a fresh
pleasu to its friends. the real value anu
beauty gf TBE Ill LLINE will be most ap-
preciated .tler il has been bound up 81 the
close Of he year, While other publications
may claim cncapaess, compared with T:
walls u q similar class. ENE ELDINE i .
unique aud original nceptioa-tlone aad
GnappT3IeEel absolutely without cC2pcti-
tiou in price or character. The Eossess0r o.
u complete volume cannot duplicate the
anta'i.y of fac paper and eugrJvincs in any
o;her shape or nui"her Of volnaie FIR tea fiz:ss
as c5sts; a.tl tea, tt,T. are the c1romos, BE-
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ALEXANDER GRAHAM is said To be work
ing for the repeal Of the tenp-rarce law
' hich he so strongly advocated two years
ago. Silence, On his part. would seem a
ilttie more consistent; but h- j. man,
aho has yet u gain reputation for siier.,e
or o,nsistiacy, and the late change in the
politics of this State, accounts for the
change 10 him.
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SAN D-srSGn. The revolut.onis;. Lave
haaliy succeeded in getting control OF the
government. President BNz after seeing
that resistance WAS 80 longer ro~sibie, en-
tered into an agrermrnt with Gen. Coma
lee, tie ehief Of the seYoiutioaists. tha, Ills
friends should BE- allowed to remain in the
Island unmoiested, and he to leave, peace.
ably, !or some foreign shore
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NaEs.rnyE EsEE:sX ssnrsE.

tg@H<j'" -, naG;;oTue, Eetrcrho~.,
re trrto-, The la;ce irck adiiliun recently
t,i; c-5 oeen IlTr sart 20 eNcslient - t. msEiur
J. one Of tGa largest Hnt ucst corUpIcte uotsis III
-42Lto reT. I good taie L. Sgy! iu connection.
wien Gse hoEse, w''ere stncN VIII De well urpvide5
:.
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u PROBATE, NAsITowoC COUNTY
H., the matter of tEae GTsrsrsin i..I,ip of
LhE 1a:n0C inrlE OF Wallace e. lgnes.


On reading and Glsng the pcsition Of Laura
A. Jonas. Guarli4R Of said 1ainOr. rep
re.cHtlng among other things, tia; he the
said ward Is seized Of certain rea. estate IL
TIE town OF MaHit0woc IL the county Of Man
itovCc, State Of Wisconsin and that It a
necessary hat the same should be cold and
wing T licenca to sell the same and il
appearing TO the Coart. frcc1 sai1 petition
that il j. necessary o tie said minor to sell
said real estate, il Is ordered and directed
shat the next OF Kin to said ward. and al
persons interested in said estate appear be-
fore me. On Monday. the 9th day Of February
!. b 1874, at ten o'clock i N. at thc Pro-
bate cf,ice in said county, taen ard there 70
show cause IL any there be Why lcenEe
-lould nc. te graGiei for the sale CT said
real estate according TO the prayer Of SAID
peti-iop.
And Il IS further ordered. that 4 corr Of
this order shall be plb !shcl Tor foQr ,ucceS-
sive weeks prior TO ssif day Of hearing. in
the Mari;owoc FILoT. a weekly newspaper
printed At Manitowoc IN said county.
pa:ei at AanitoE oc, The elh day Of Jan
uafy 4. d. 1874.
sG3-4~ T. &. 0rxsIEn, County Juige.
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RIVER AND BARRoR ESTIMATES
NEWS ITEMS.

John Gill, OF RoxjaIy, Mass, has been
fnel 800 for evadins the payment OF ten
cents car fare
The Lon:on Times says that England
ucver roInce, great maa who wasn't
always in debt up 30 lis ears.
The lowest point reached by the mercu-
~ at Astoria, Oregon, the present month,
SO far, i 2t degrees above zarc.
John Bright has written a letter ON tue
liquor question, iu which lie hollis that the
only selntion Of the problem lies in daily
regulated license systern, governed by pub
&c opinion and the control exercised
through M unicipal representatives,.
An irquiring SORT OF men has been lrok-
lug into the building Of the new water
sunnej IN Chicag.. IL fuunl a: each of
the three shafts 1--WE city inspectors supgt-
intending the work of seven wpri:men.
The fifteen inspectors were DRAWN. ru
aggregate Of sd ! day, and tue gog.Smer
sl2
Among the beneficial ,hsnsss to ba
brought by the inception of the new Con
stitution, of Pennsylvania, there i. ore to
which journalistic commentators have new
or advertei particularly. We refer to The
clause prohibiting the Legislature from
passing any spscial laws granting d.
yurces.
The Liberal Christian cbaracterizes
Gen. Howard as "a consl icqous example
Of the decay OF character in many of cur
public men Referring 10 the election Of
Carpenter as Presl lent pro TEN, of the
Senate. 1t SAYS: "The scum has for some
time been collecting on the surface. Is it
not time the SKINNER was used ?"
A physician runs may perils that are not
suspected by those who may envy him his
practice. At Rochester, y Y, IT, other
day, a doctor attended q snake charmer
who had a bad cough. The medicine man
examined his chest carefully, put his ears
O. his lungs, etc. and Just a. he was end
ing his examination discovered a cat rattle
make curled away IN the fellows bosom.
The examination was cln.ed
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