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aTiTE or WISCONSIN, CiRcrIT CorRr
- AAxiroweC CerSrY-sz
Charles Lining as General Guardian Of
John arndt and Peter Arrit. infants, ard
Msrgaret iic'nblo5sn, against Chari-, F
Dumke, AMI CsPGi,He Du,mks lis wife. and
Frederick DUNK. snd Matilda Durke his
wife.
BY virtue Of and rursu,nt TO a judgment
ord0r q, foiecloEure and sale, rendered in
the above emitted action On the i3ih day Of
December, A. ID. 1873. at regular term Of
the Circuit Court FOR Manit0woc Count
held at the Court House in the City Of Mani
towoc. shall expose for sale, and sell at
public auctiGD. at tie Sheriff > ofic. in the
City and County of Nsnitowoc. and state
Of Wisconsin, On the c5th dav ot Pebrutry.
4. d. 1874. at teu o'clock in the forenoon
OF said diy, .ll tie following mortgagsd
premises or 60 much III t,.e same as NAV be
necessary to satisfy the amount adiudcsd to
the Plaintiff. together with int.res.. cost.
ter of the south"sst quarter Of section num-
hsr t"enty-siE (26), township No eighteen
( 49, north of range No. twenty-thres t23l
east; excepting the north tenth If said forty
acres OF load, being thir;y-si1 acres Of land
mere or less according to survey, being sit
ua;ci IN the County Of Mani,owoc and State
Of Wisconsin.
Datel Sheriff s Ofice, ,M.nitowoc. Wisconsin.
this 12th fsy ~ January. 1874
K j. SMART ,SheriR Of Nsui.oYoc Co.
"AiG-. : cEExS, tlain'i1- Attys Gwsi
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Selling Wife ead Wanting Her
Back.

The thriving town of WorkinSton was
houored the other day with visit by
young man from Whitehaven, in charge of
pony and cart, the latter containing
quantity of apples, which he offered for
sale. During his wandcrinss through the
the town he fell in with laborer and bis
wife, and, after some conversation, the
laborer offered to sell hIs "missas' to the
apple dealer for two shillng.. The offer
was accepted, and as the woman m,is no
objection to the arr, ngement, a bargain
was stuck the money paid, and the lady
sent out with h er new lord aud master on
her travels and did her best to assist him
in disposing of his apples. Her hus-
band, by Way of consoling himself for the
great loss be had sustained, spent his wife's
purchase money IN beer. Alter the money
was gone the desol.te nan began to exam
inc the situation and arrived at the de-
termination to have his wife back sg.in.
With this view he set out in search of tho
apple dealing pair, and, having found
then., explained to 'ths young man from
Whitshaven" that he had repent,l Of his
bargain, and tina. it was his intention to
take the partner of hi. joys and sorrows 60
his heart and homo again. The apple
desler in,imsted thai isfore anything of
the kind could be done the purchase money
would have to be refunded.
To comply with this demand was i'm
possible, as far ss The distracted husband
was concerned, for he had swallowed the
price of his wife. A bitter wrangle ensued;
dealer was firmly resolved to have either
the wcm.n or his money; the lady-alas
for her sex-took part with the apple
dealer against her ilege lord, and AZ length
took refuge in a house OF King -sr-et A
crowd assembled to witness the fray, and
one of the number told the husband tina.
his wife had fad down street. Away %
the direction indicated spell ths frantic
man, and the moment he did 80 the woman
came out OF the house, got into the cart
which was standing at the door, the ap-
Ile-dsalsr took his seat beside her, and
ths poay set Off at a rafting pace, in the
direction 6f Whltshaven. The husband
running down the the street, heard the
sound OF wheels, a I'd the truth flashed
across his mind. With a cry Of rage and
despair he turned round and started in
pursuit of the runaways. His efforts to
overtaas them, however were in vain; his
two legs were no match for the four legs
of the white pony, and in q short time he
was compelled to turn hack, a wifeless
and melancholy man.-San francisco
can
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Criminal Law in Japan.

A shert time age man belonging to the
japanese town of Omi was convicted of
stealing and sentenced to lie hanged.
Three days after the execution of the
sentence his rclafisee came with a coffin
and applied for his body, but as they were
putting hrn in the coffin the man came to
life again. The relatives then attempted
to carry him away, but they were stopped
by the police. who again brought him be
fore the magistrate. After much discus
sion i. was decided that as the sentence had
been executed the man could not again be
puuished for the same offence, aud he was
set free accordingly, no enc being hard
hearted enough to point out the fact that
the Judges doom had most clearly not
been carried ont. Again, an obedient son
living with his Rged parents had disagree
able wife vino made the old couple very un
comfortable. The son, in order to restore
the harmony Of the household, poisoned
his wife This act, though dictated by fila
riety, could not be entirely overlooked BY
the authorities. The man was therefore
tried fer the murder and seutencel to ths
/ imprisoned for ten years, but on cons'dera
tion cf the circumstances, the cour: decid
! ed that these should be spent in his father
! house on condition that he wore chains al
the tims.-PGH Nail Gazette.
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GONGkESS.
Large Numbers OF Bills introduced
In the K0use.-The Removal OF the
winnebaKO Indians from NiScon-
sin.-Their wrongs brought TO tho
Notice of the Senate.

WAsHISGToS, January l9-HoUsE.-
Under the call of states large number Of
bills were introduced and referred. By
Mr.. Speer-For the purchase of the Mon
tioelIo homestead of Ihos. Jefferson, and
containing his grave.
Be- Mr.. Hunter--To amend the national
banking law, SO As to provide for free bank
ing, to give better security to depostors,
prevent usury, give elasticity to currency,
and place the finances on more secure and
subst antial basis.
Mr. Page offered resolution instructing
the Committee on Public Lands to ascer-
tain whether the lands granted by Congress
to the Atlantic and Pacific RAILROAD Co,
to aid in the construction 90 = railroad from
Springfield, Mo-, to the Pacific Ocenn. are
forfeited, aud whether any legislation l.:
nece ssary to restore such lands TO preemp-
ton and homestead.
SENATE-Mr. Ingalls, presented & Tct.-
ton of citizens of that state, asking that
measures be taken to issue currency BASEL
on real estate securities. Referred.
Mr.. Bogy introduced Il bib to reimburse
Missouri for expenses incurred in a.min z
and equipping troops during the late war.
Referred.
Mr.. Thurman presented a petition in te-
half of the Wmnebage lndlans of Wiscon
SIN 1t sets forth that the tribe Is Creatl;
wronged under the col"r Of the alrhnrity
of the United States: that life has been
DESTROYED and the tribe IS deprived Of
liberty AID property. 1t asks the necrs-
-ary legislation for their protection. Mr.
Thurman said it vas nCt tie ihteari n Of
the law passed last session to use force 10
remove these Indians. Under the fourth
amendment to the constitution thcseindianS
were citizens, and the government had no
right to use force to remove them. Athla-
Wits accompanying the petition show tn AT
the Indians have been Kidnapped and car
ried away frem their homes. lie hoped
the matter would receive the saious con
sideration of .he Committee on Indian
Affairs. The petition was referred TO that
committee; also bill for the relief OF the
Chickasaw indians.
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Farmers Daughters and Poultry
Raising


Raising.
In Concord 4 farmers daughter, during
the past year, had the care Of his poultry
yard. In the spring she commenced with
about SO fowls. of the common breeds, IN
cluding one Dominique rooster and several
hens Of tha. stock, She also had two
rooster: of the Partridge Cochin breed
From these she raised $50 chickens. " hen
young she fed Oh cracked corn, bet when
iattsning them, gave whole corn and In
dian meal. During the season size sold
eggs to the amount of 800, and frem Sert
ember 10Th to Janunry 18th. she get ready
for market $50 pairs of chickens which she
sold for $3.50. She thinks the Domiuioup
much the best for market, but they are no:
hardy when young. She has some hens Of
the Partridge Cochin breed which weigh
6, I, and 5 pounds each. 1t Will be seen
from this statement what may be done By
proper attention to poultry, the profits bc
ing perhaps larger than any bracch of
farming. 1t alse shows that the business
i. one ia which females may engage witt,
success. The time occupied in Gearing for
| 60 to 100 hens doesa't average more than
an hour or two dav. The exercise is
| light and pleasant, aud tie change from
househould duties rather agreeable than
otherwise. Indeed, we consider the poultry
business, as occupation, both profitable
and interesting. Gathering eggs, setting
the hens, watching the Matching and tend
ing to the young. hsve charm which, il
connection with the profit, is calculated Il
please every lover of natures great work
ing world.
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Foreclosure Sale.

EIH ilDsOc Go
HsyHr sinaE-. A.:aEIsy for Pl,I,ir-
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Premium for 1874.

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The Chicago Times, after dealing with
the messags of Governor Taylor IL detail,
says:
As 8 whole, the message Of Governor
Taylor to the Wisconsin legislature is one
of the most d;gnifed and able state papers
that has appeared in this country for a
good many years. Il discusses every sub
ject with a eandor, clearnessl of s,ate-
ment, and nprehensiveness Of under-
standing that In former davs were expect
ed in such papers but which, during later
years, have ceased to be tue fashion amors
our professional ''stsiemen."
Again it adds;
"The utterances ofcur public men fron,
the foundation Of the republic to the pTesen;
time give expression to no sentiments more
lofty, or more worthy to be TAKEN as the
guide Of our political activities. They are
trntimen;s which place Wiilam T. Tayior
by 'ar side of Newton Booth. a. among
the new men most worthy to be standar i.
bearers in the onward march of the inte
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Says the Chicago Tribune of Gov.
Taylors message it ''is document that
will compare favorabiy with any state
paper of that kind that has been published
for many years. The Tribune concludes
a long review as follows "TakeH as 3
whole, the message Of Gov. Ta' lor Is a
straightforward, manly, and really able
address upon vital questions, and cannot
fail to assure the people of Wisconsin that
they made ne mistake when they elected
hin, ~
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IN PROBATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY
l COURT.
In the Matter Of ,he Estate of Andreas
Kinder, b deceased
To Az " hom il bay Concern:
Letters Of Administration oil said estate
OF said Andreas Kinder, deceased having
been issued TO John G.. IIoeh. on the sth
day of December, A. d. 1873 and six months
from and after the 18th day Of January 1874
being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims for examination and al
lowance. Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will on the second Monday of
February, 1874, and on the second Monday
Of each Of the next four months following
February, at the Pro bate Office in the City
o. Manito~oc in said County, receive, ex-
anime, and adjust all claims, and demands
Of all persons against said deceased.
7. G. OLNsTEp, County Judge
Dated the 18th Gay Of January, 1874.
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Iexal Notices.
In PROBATE MANITOwoC COUNTY
COURT

In the matter of the estate Of c. +.
knapwurst, deceased
On reading and cling the petition Of Cath
crime knapvurst, Of Msnitowoc County, rep
amoug other things that Z KNAPP
wur.t late Of Manitovoe County, on the J st
day of October, A. D., 1917, at Center'. lie,
in said County, died iutcstate 'saving goods:
chattels and estate within this s-ste, ana
hat the said petitioner is widow Of ssia &c
ceased, and praying that sdmipistratieu OF
said estate be TO W. Il. Hemschermeysr,
grant I'd. it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge Of this Court, on
Monisy, the ID day of February, A. d
1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at my Office in
said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to
all persons interested, by publishing COPY
of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in tie MaHitoroc
PILor, Weekly Newspaper published al
Manitcwoc City, in said County
T G 0LSsrEp, County Judge.
Dated Nanitowoc, the sth day Of Jsnusry,
A. u. 1874. SO3-3w
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pendent power. The Wisconsin lndepen
dents are 20 be congratulated for having
found such leader, and for having placed
at the front other citizens whose coIivc-
tions and spmpathies ars in ike manner
wholly and unreservedly gwen to the lnde,
penGer. cause.
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FIR ANCE.

SUSPENSION OF A NEWSPAPER.
pms Jan. Io.-Thc Ultramoutane
journal J. L inverse has suspended.
PASSPORTS USSECEsSART.
Persons passing between Frauce and
I,sIy no longer need passports.
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StTATE OF WISCONSIN-COUNTY OF
- MANlT0W0C.-ss

- i r. tf NtStoNSlN-tOlAI My OF
- MANlT0W0C.--ss.
PROBATE OFFICE, January 19th, A. d. 1874
In le matter the Proof and Probate CT the last
VIII and Testament OF George W Aezner de-
ceased. Late OF the County OF Storey. state OF
Nevada.
W HEREA, an instrument in writing puroortinr
20 t1e dHiy certified transcript OF the last WiIl
ana Testament, amt the Probate whereof George
W. A=lzner dec ased- late of the County Of storey
III the State ol Nevada has been ed in this Office:
and whereas application has been made BY o E
bfseneoh of the attorneys tor the Executrix and
sole lagotee, Dra' ing tia the same be proven and
admitted to Probate according TO lie laws of tni-
sta e: And whereas the Probate of said Will a n
Gears bv sail transcript 10 have been duly made in
tire County OF StOrsy. State CT Nevada; therefore
II Is ordered l. at said application be heard before
me Gt TIE PROBATE Office in the City OF Manitowoc
IN said county. on the 10Th day OF February 4 ID
1871, at ten O'Clock in thc forenoon
AM 1t is fur ther ordered that notice snl II he
gwen 70 Il persons interested IN said will of the
time end place of said hearing. by pubIic.,ton in
me SanItowoc PILOT. New spaper erinted IN said
city tor three successive weeks once each week
prlol 70 the rns or such hearing
b. the Court, T. G. OTNSTEp
o"o-o' County judge.
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Ad,uinistratrix Sale.

IN P3OBA COUNTY
CURT.
In tae matter OF the estate OF John Dawson,
Deceased,
Notice is hereby given, q at By virtue and In pur-
suauce OF an Or er of Lice Ise, M de u said natter
the - ID day of Dece u1er j. y 1873, By tn.
County Court of saId county, the unirrsi me Al
TinistratriX OF tate Of John pa ysou dece1<ei
will, on Monday the 2nd d y o. February A. ID lSi4
at ten clio x in tie fore loon OF said day, at the
Office OF ina County Judg1, in tAe cIty OF hanito>
voc, in sand County, oEe" for Sale, at Public Ven
due. he following described Lands, to Wit: The
ur div led Half part of tha st HIif OF the North
East quarter o Section .venteen az. Township
T~enty Two (e2l East, County OF M4Aitowoc Wis.
The Terms sale Cash.
MARGARET DAWSON. sdmini stratriy
Dated at Nanito voc the 22nd day OF December A.
D. 1873. sol Nv
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Nt9ntpFoc C6uEty
II. G. & WI TURNER, Plaintiff 5 Att'ys 6-23 /
IN pRoBArE-MANlTowoC COUNTY

L COURT.
In tn, matter of tho estate of John John
son deceased.
TO all ,ch ON it may concern
Letters Of Administration on said estate
of John Is. johnson haying been issued to
to Riley Olson on the third day of November
A. ID 1878 and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for
crel;tors to present their claims for ex-
amin ,tion and ale W tuce. Notice IL hereby
given that the undersigned will on tho Sec
ond Monday in January and Third Monday
Of April next after the date hereof. at the
probate Office in this city of Manitowoo in
said county, receive examine nd adjust all
claims, and demands Of all persons against
said deceased.
W. W WALDO County Judge.
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FOREIGN.

An IItrnmonsnnc Journal AZ Paris
Suspended-Abolfs of Passports
between France md Italy-Proba
bic Esctiremene OF VIZ. Lowe from
1hc Hrixisk Cabinet
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STATE NEWS.

CAPTAIN Hunt left Black River taiis'
Jan. 18th with about 300 Winneeago ln-
diana. for the \ ebraska reservation.
The smallpox is raging in the town OF
Salem h Kenorha Co. to such an extent 'na'
tn. public schools have been closed
Andrew and Peter Mark Of Polk county
while travelling on the ice on Cedar Lake
q shor. time ago, II. ice broke ana Andre"
was drowned.
Th,s.ave AMI Lumber Co. OF Brliiion
.hirued a car lo.d of .tayes to CaiitornIa
ia., week. A ling WAYS to ship material
for vine casks ard -four barrels.
Wilkie Collins, the English novelist,
rave Reading in Milwaukee last Monday
Iii, reputation asa writer stands next to
tn !. Of the late Charles Dickens IN this
country.
Hon. Jane. II. Howe, began his duties
a, Judge of the Eastern judicial District OF
Wisconsin on Monday. He succeeds
Judy. Miller, who has Lsli that position
for thirty FIRE wears.
Charles Wright. of Racine. in taking
hi. gun from a cutter the other day, acct
IDENTIFY hit the lock in ouch a way as TO dis-
charge it, the load passing through the
mu.c,es Of his arm, betxeen the eioo" anu
shoulder.
A yerng chap by the name of Hill saved
a frsiaht train from being smashed 10
pieces, at Waterfowl, the other day, ana
the company nmp'y rewarded the little
SCAMP, for so slight favor, by Z'vIng Inn
As dollars.
Over 800 grangers have engaged rooms
at ,h, hotels In Irnas-." ,o.,
- '"' ~. .nru ..,vets there on the 2Oth.
What Developments will result from this
gathering Of tho SONS Of the soil is yet
quite uncertain.
At tho meeting o ( the Agricultural and
Mechanical Association of northern Wis
consin held ut Oshkosh last week j VI.
Smith Of Green Bay, was elected president;
! III Jones treasurer; L ID. Terry secre-
tary; with t"s"sy vice ce-pfeS'iri''S' o"e '''"'
enc" county
The people along the Fox River ind
Like Wiunebago are -petltioning the Leg
i'iature 10 c'''Pe' '"e % anu
Improvement N"ihna"s " o''''iu i"''
ways In their dams so that th' i'r1ci ei'''
of fish can pass UP as wen as Gown 'f'iH
Green DAY anu i'"Ao ''cniS""
The Appleton Iuaes tells oil "-'t that
WAS left at the house OF u Mr.. Rayhor OF
That place. by an unknown person. Ihe
Times LAYS "lt is useless 10 mofai'ze
n7er these strny babies' AS II Is P'"o"o's
repetition OF tie old, Ola story. we
,nty he mistaken, but we think 1t was
new tale in this case.
Lust Thursday three Prisoners escaped
from the State Prison at Waupun. They
had in some way gat possession Of false
KEYS hy whi,:h they maie their escape.
4 reward of 25o dollars Is offeretf Tor their
capture aud return. Rage, one OF tie
three i. desperate character The names
Of the other two are John Riley and Mar
tin kinrey.
e;,,,.;,,,,nca lo., n d,cd r., his home-
.,,3 .I,u+ :, ve,r ryo. Last week hs
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Pms ici1r. Sr 2con- AMI AccoGcheUr. Once on
Slh 81 over GIcoB's i3sux ster-. u4see Open al nj
hours Cal G., he eopRurI lre.apty attended
ly
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>rt DeDartn1ent. 1861,

The Illustrations Of THE ILDINE have
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l.. Il AESF q.

fayeTAangsr and upholsterer. Carri - Trtrnn.
an, lisrt ess Maker. CJmmerciai-sL between 7th
@ @aEu ,t"' saunhNoc, recommends himsaf in
these branches, and nro.s.se. sTecut.,1v vcr,
with promptasss and in the best style - a.,
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ADAM H9gENTS.

Adam Roberts Blacksmith and Wsgnr-mskrr
ahop on thc come OF Sc 5itI snI YORK st.
NORTH Side, Nsnitowcc. Does ali kiGdx o
irCr ~ors good and - CEs.p AS any other sstab b
lisbuent ~ III CITY. r2 eS !