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Or. DsKovsn 's:DsfeAs.

The defeat Of the Rev. DR.. DeKeven
Tor the Bishopric of Illinois is now
conceded beyond peradventure BY his
staunchest friends, and from the present
outlook it will be more sweeping than
heretofore. The vote as it now stands
gives eighteen dioceses against his con-
Hrmatinn- anil oily 49, r.
In regular order. and as they came in,
the votes of Missouri. Iowa, Alabama,
Albany, Maine. Tennessee, Wisconsin
Nebraska. and Vermont co. are record
ed for DR.. DeKoven's confirmation:
while Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota,
Central New York, Virginia. Texas.
Central Peunsylvania. Louisiana, Mich
igan. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mississ-
ippi, Northern New Jersey, Western
Michigan. Maryland, Pittsburg, Western
New York, snd North Carolina, fis)
are recorded sgainst his confirmation
which leaves only eighteen none dioceses
to hear from OF those yet to hear
from the DeKoven party claim
only five, and As this il. the fourth effo TT
of his friends and admirers to make
4 him bishop within eighteen or twenty
months it must be very disoouraging
As to the cause of his numerous de-
tests there can scarcely be division OF
opinion. His seeming bid, at the Bal
timore Convention some three years
since, for the leadership of the "Pusey-
ties" in America, which FASTENED his
prominence in Church circles, proved
his stumbling block to success.
Since his defeat at the Milwaukee
Convention last year he has been trim
ming his sails by pamphlets, speeches,
sermons and at conventions, to get back
as-near from whence he has drifted as
possible. In bis last effort in conyen-
ton. after stating his belief in the Di-
vi g presence in the Eucharist as softly
as possible, he quotes the mysteries of
our Savior while speaking to Nicodemus
before his body was glori6ed. He said
mo man hath assembled into heaven,
except the Son of Man who is in
heaven, "and argues tnat He did not say
h,Son of God was in heaven. He actu-
ally said that the Son Of Man st the
very moment when He WAS talking to
Sicodemus was both talking to him and
and in heaven also, and closes by re-
marking: IF you can explain how
these Two things are true, possibly ]
may be able to explain also"
Thus far we are unable to learn of an
official expression of the different do
of these United States in relation
ito the dialogue between our Lord and
.Nicosanas, but it must be apparent to
the friends of DR.. DeKoven from the
status Of his vote for Confirmation that
,they do not intend to brook farther
delay on his muddle of the Holy Eu-
charist.
In the beginning his probable aim was
that of bsinga sort of glorifsd. senti-
mestsimArtyr, but the practical martyr
.ship. of ashch he 10 now the subject,
could not have been contemplated at
the oxtset, and il no doubt quite dis
tasteful,
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AT the,6loss 81 ,the ssssa;an of the Legis.
aaturs, lion. Fred Fora, .spsakrr of the
Assembly, xas made the lzsa,nleut of an
elegant Ailxar xea-set fronl Use na merous
friends in ahat body. If Nc. &Gn is in
any way susceptialets the potent iaaoence
of the brides and ,alAndishEs1t Of che gift.
snaking aoa gtfs-<scei~ing sepubEeans there
isgrsatd ansor that the expeissnceSfsbsI sst
,-iusar haA had . tendency to win him nom
his s.revious polhicsldaith-
There is NO question, boweYsr, thst Mr..
Nor1 is weu quali6edfs ale position he
snas hsld 4nrisg THE session Of Lsgisssrs,
and thst he las tillsd 1t to the satisfartiSa
of most of the members Of Che 4 ssanblE s.Dd
ahe silver tsa-sst f,st sented 70 s,iu ssas Sss
:snszpressssa af their approval Of hasesaess-
1t was ne email konsr eczserssd an our,
member. Mr. Emar<. in his 5eing chosen
among an stbsrs &c A.aks the TresstEai len
rrsech, and he did it % . manner vay
.ereditatAs t. himsef The follow
ing IL Mr.. SnarEs speaSh and Mr.
Horns refSr ahinh ne copy from she Nil
Rsukse Se,xfnet-
Mn. SPEAKER HokN.-The hoarls draw
Ing near when the SQUAD Of soer gs~sl will
aunsunos the sessisx of che Assembly oil
1875 adjourned sne die
The members sf this bsnss ss.e .adesss-
ed me, befars Nc part. 60 ex,pess to you
our sincere thanks Tor the able, eoar seoss
and essc;sus mAner IN wksch you have
conducted and dispatched the business that
,,as occupied our attention
Before parting we ask you to accept
fLe-s slight tokens of our esteem Together
With tbs assurance Of our Friendship. aod
sslr beet wishes Ger your fatare welfare aod
prosperity. May the gifts ue offer ever re-
feet pleasant memories of the past, and 10
the future recall the days tina. found Us
here, laberng together in one comnes duty,
to- advance the interests of cur state, and
promote the pesce, welfare aad prosperity
of its people. May these gems, tinged with
the bright rays of heaven, remain to you
nsmsnsos of friendship, Occupying a warm
corner in your memory, and when at last they
pass into the keeping of some beloved child,
end the members Of 1875 be numbered
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In the matter Of the proof and probate of the last
Will and Testament of Ignatz Pankratz, de-
ceased, late 0. the county of Mauitowoc.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purporting 10
be the last will aud testament OF Ignatz pam
kratz, deceased. late Of the county Of Mauitowoc.
has been ncd in this Office and whereas applica-
ton has been made by Anna Pankratz, praying that
the same be proven and admitted TO probate nc
eoTding TO the lave of this STATE:
Therefore, il is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the probate office in the civ OF
NahitoSoc' IN said county, on the 9th day OF April
i. D. 1875. at 10 o'clock, A. N.
And il Is further ordered. that notice shall be
given TO all persons interested in said Will of the
time and place OF said hearing, by publication in
the Manitowoc PILOT, newspaper printed In said
county, for three successive weeks, each week
prior TO the time OF such hearing BY the Court
Dated March 4th A. ID. 1875. I. g. OLMSTED,
Soo-5w- County Judge.
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Suicide Of a Countess.

A sad suicide occurred in Verron, Italy,
the ether day. The Countess Maria Sci
opro nee Randiuer, shot herself through
the heart With revolver. while in bed
early in the morning. She was only nine.
teen. Her husband had gone to Mssden-
burg to bring his mother in Law to see her
daughter, and telegram announcing his
return wish her mother had been received
by the Countess.
On the night before her death she sapg
and played unit! 2 O'Clock in tho morning,
when she retired. The maid who undress-
ed her did not prsceive anything unusual
in the demssnor of the Couatess. Five or
six days before she had bought the revolv
er saying that it was . present for one of
her relatives, the young Count NJ, then at
at military college.
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deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of T. C.
Shove. Administration OF the estate Of said de-
ceased representing among other things. that he
has fully administered said estate. and praying thar
time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
his account Of his administration, flied in this
II is ordered that said sccount be Examined
BY the Judge of THE Court Monday, the 5th
uay of April A ID. 1915. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
NV Office in said County.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons inter
ested BY publishing copy of this order FOR three
successive weeks prior TO said day of hearing. in
the Manitowoc PILoT, weekly newspaper pub
lis1ed at Manitowoc in said county.
r. g. 0imsted County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc the sth day Of March A. D., 1915.
*, 3w.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SICIuAN
HAIR
REAyEH/HD>
kZWWER,

Every year increases the popularity of
this valuable Hair Preparation which ia
due to merit alone. We can assure our
old patrons that it is kept fully up to it's high
standard; and it ia the only reliable aud
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
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1t removes all eruptions and dandruHi, and.
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
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their normal vigor, and will create new
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the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
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NELLIE'S HUSBAND AS A BOXER.
A Scs-t0 with the Cast-Gron Man
EnglAsA sports Aa the Ameflcna
Co0FI.

WAsHIxGros, Feb. l2-Sartoris, accom-
panied by several members of the foreign
legations, paid visit recently to the Was
ington gymnasium. At this sssa blishment
Charley Collins, the pugilist, better known
as the Cast-Iron Man, who in April, 1867,
fought George Rookie for $4,000 and the
niddleweight championship, il the teacher
of boxing. During the visit OF Ssrte ris
and his friends, Collins was teaching pu-
pill. Sartoris made 9 remark which riled
he pugilist. The Cast Iron Man asked
Sartoris eff he could do any better" Sar-
toris's friends urged him to put on the
gloves. Sar.oris then took the gloves and
pretended he did not know bow to put them
on. The pugilist smiled, and told his pu-
pills that ke would take the conceit cut of
his unknown opponent. The prelilninanss
were quickly arranged, and the contest
commenced. The Css:-Irou Man rushed
At his adversary, thinking to end the con.
test 10 one round. Sartoris warded of the
sledge-hammer blows of the pugilist, and
returned lefs-hander on the Cast Iron
Mans mouth, drawing the claret, and then
rapidly changing Of, delivered straight
right band blow on the CastIron Mans
nose and knocked him down, much to the
surprise Of the pugilist's friends. In the
second round Ssrt.ris had the best of the
sparring, and administered a storm of blow 8
on the pugilist's face, and fought him down.
In the third round the Cast Iron Nan was
again Knocked down, and declined to con.
time ths contest.
Sartoris WAS born from the scene amid
loud cheers from his frisnds. The Cast
Iron Man said that he was sick, but would
meet his unknONn opponent again.
A second meeting was arranged, and Sar.
toris was again the victor, giving the Cast-
Iron Man sound drubbiDg, and making
him acknowledge that sometimes amateurs
are superior to professionals. The affair
has created quite sensation, and the
athletic young Englishman is the lion Of
the day among the muscular young gentle
men with whom he associates.
1t il said that Sartoris and Baron Bou.
siers have undertaken to revive boxing
and that they arc trying to persuade some
of the ladies of the Court to organize an
archery club, with becoming uniform.
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From the Chicago Tribune


CINCINNATI, O., Feb, l8.-Ben Butler
WAS shown up to-day in the United States
Court OF this CITY as having, while Rep
rssentAtive in 1866, taken $500 from
Joseph Frounstein, rich merchant of this
city, to get cotton claim of SEQ, 900 OPEN
cd up and speedily allowed by the Secretsry
Of the Treasury. The fact come out in the
course Of a suit by John A. Wills, Of
Washington, an attorney, to recover, from
Frounstein S., 900 and interest on tw o notes
for this Same work. Frounstein first con-
tracted with Wills and gave him these notes.
Then learning that Butler could put it
through for him, he gave him the money
and went square back on Wills. The de-
fence set up the claims that the notes were
given For corrupt purpose, and could not
therefore be recognized in law, aud Froun
stein admitted in his testimony that he
went to Washington to use money to grease
this through, and that both had employed
Wills to use So 900 in greasing the thing.
Verdict for plaintiff for full amount of
notes and interest.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN,
- ManitOWOc County

y ManitoWOc County
HENRY B.ETz,
Plant II.
SUSANNA CHRISTIAN and
JOHN 2. CHRISTIAN,
Defendants.
DY virtue of and pursuant to Judgment order
- OF foreclosure and sale rendered in the above
entitled action on the 18th day of October A. ID.
1874 in the Circuit Court of Manitowoc county and
State of Wisconsin shall expose for sale and sell
at public auction to the highest bidder at the
Sherrs office in the city and county Of Manitowoc
and state of Wisconsin the 18th day of April A.
D. 1873 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, all
the following described nortgaged premises or as
much OF the same as may be necessary to satisfy
the amount adjudged to the Plaintiff together
with the interest and cost to-wit The northeast
quarter of the south quarter OF section number
sixteen 40 township DuuIbcr eighteen Cis1 north
OF range number twenty-one sl) east, lying and be-
ing situated in the county Of Aanitowoc and state
of Wisconsin.
WHITE & FORREST A. WHITTENBURG
Plaintiff Attorneys. Sheriff.
Dated Manitowoc February 18th 1875.
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john RUsKis mas just given e. 900 to
buy piecs of land in England, to be cult
waited by men Of ike sentiments with his
own, ell of them to work with their own
bands, and no machinery to be allowed.
This sum is to serve - nucleus for other
gifts, and all Of them together are to be
called St. Georges Fund. Here is the ss.
ssacial portion of Ruskin's programme for
this now effort of social reconstruction:
We will try to make some small piece Of
English ground beautiful, peaceful, and
fruitful. We will have 10 steam engines
upon it and no railroads; We will have DO
INTENDED or unthoughs-of creatures On it /;
mono wrstched but the sick, none idle but
the dead. We will have no liberty .pon il,
pas Instant obedience to known law and
appointed persons; no equality upon it, but
recognition of every BITTERNESS that we can
find, and Reproduction Of every vorsenr.-.
when We WANT 20 60 anywhere, We will 70
there quietly and safely, not at forty miles
an hour in the risk Of our lives; when We
want to carry anything anywhere, We will
carry it either on the backs of beasts or on
our own, or in carts or boats: we will have
plenty of flowers and vegetables in our
gardens, plenty CT corn and grass in our
felds, and few bricks We will have some
music and poetry; the children shall learn
TO dance to it and sing is; perhaps some of
the old people, in time, may also. We will
have some art, moreover; We will at least
try if, like the Greeks, We can't make some
pots. The Greeks used to paint pictures
Of gods on their pots; We, probably, cannot
do as much, but We may put some pictures
Of insects on them, and reptiles. butterflies,
and frogs, if nothing better. Little by lit
tie some higher art and imagination may
manifest themselves among US, and feeble
rays of sciences may dawn for u. Botany,
though too dull to dispute the existence of
flowers: and history, though too simple to
question tho nativity of men; nay-syen
perhaps an uncaleulating and uucovetous
wisdom, as of rude Magi presenting at such
nativity gifts of gold and frankinoense.
Old Furniture Worth Buying.
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LAKE SHORE DIVISION.
DEFUNcT.-The forty-third Congress.
Where are the mourners9

Two more states in the Union and
two more stars on our flag. Colorado
and New Mexico have been admitted into
the sisterhood Of states.
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In the matter of the estate Of Elizabeth Lawrence
Deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters Testamen.
tary ON said Estate having been issued to Mrs lisa
belle Lawrence on the 18th day of January A. d.
1873 and four months from and after said day be-
ing allowed and limited fer creditors TO present
their claims for examination and allowance No
tcc ih hereby given that the undersigned will on
Monday the 2ist day Of June A. ID. ls15 aud On
each intervening Monday at the Pr9trte Office in
the city of Manitowoc in said County, receive ex-
anime. and adjust all claims, and demand. of all
persons against said deceased
o62 4w 7. q. OLHSTED, County Judge,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


In the matter at the estate of Eavid Cronfn
deceased.
On reading and Cling the petition Of William
Cronin. adminstr or OF said estate setting forth
amount of persona e>t>te that has come to his
hands and the die: soeiriel thereof-the amount O
debts outstanding against sai.l deceased, and des
crpion OF all the real estate of which ssid dec
ed died seized. and the condition and value Of xht
respective portions thereof; and craving thai
license be to him granted to sell all Of the real
estate in his possession such administrator and
IL appearing by said petition that there lie not sum
cien personal estate in the hands Of the said ad-
ministraior TO pay the costs and expenses of ad-
ministratou, and that il Is necessary in order to
pay the same to sell all OF said real estate: is
therefore erdesed that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Judge of this Court on
Monday. the 18th day Of April. 4, D. 1873. at 10
o'clock A H.. at the Office of the County Judge in
the City Of Manitowoc in said county, tEen and
there to show cause Of any there bel vhy license
should not be granted said administrator to sell
said real estate according 10 the prayer of said
petition.
And it il further ordered that q copy Of this or
DEF shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing in the Msnitowoc
PILor, weekly newspaper printed and published
nj Manitowoc- in said county. and personally served
on all persons interested in said estate residing in
said county. ateast fourteen days before said day
of hearing. By the Cont.
Dated 4aniiowoc. the sth day OF March A. D.
1875 T G. oLNSTED. Couufy Judre
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YOUTH and MANHOOD

NERVOUS DEBILITY, premature decay. ex-
IN banstion. irnpotency and all the effects of early
abuses which destroy mind and body and unfit for
Marriage speedily and permanently cured by the
NEW METHOD of treatment detailed in the Medical
Reporter of the old and reliable Medical Institu-
ton. charted By the State. sent receipt of two
stamps. Address the
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Cor. Eaet Water and Msson Sfs.-
MuwAEALK, WIS.
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NORTH " EsTERN HOUSE.

Nj kETFENHOFFEN, Proprietor Franklin ST,
ItE large brick addition recently built, has been
i furnished in excellent STYLE making II one oI
the most complete hotels in Manitowoc. A good
sTA5Ls is Kept in connection with the house where
stock will be well provided for 1244-Iy
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UNION ROUSE.

MILES MCMAHON, Proprietor. Commercial st.
Al *. AcMAHOS begs leave to sNaounce to his
NI friends and the public that he has secured nos
session OF the above well-known hotel. where he
VIII bc glad to accommodate the travelling public
ana ooarders IN reasonable terms. His table will
always be plentiinlly supplied and the rooms and
bedding unexceptionable- Good stabing fer horses
and careful hostler always in attendance
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WISCONSIN HOUSE.

JERE DALEY, Proprietor, cor of 9th and Jay st.
Wills ls new House, and well fitted mp with all
L modern improvements. 4 good STABLE is also
kept IN connection with the house 20
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Totsl amount due on note,


In the matter of the estate Of John Jelieuek
deceased.
To all whom it may concern
Letters OF Administration said estate
having been issued to Katherine Jelinck on the
l1th day OF February A. ID. 1875 and four months
from aud after said day being allowed and limit
ed Tor creditors to present their claims for eXamin
alton and allowance. Notice is Hereby given that
the undersigned will on the first Monday of each
month from and after the publication this notice
al the probate office in the city of Manitowoc in
SAID county, receive, examine, and adjust all
Claims aud demands of all persons against said
deceased.
7. G. OLMSTED County Judge
Sol-4w.
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HOTELS.
WINDIATE HOUsE.
Proprie,or' York Stree

T. WINDIATE, Proprietor, York street
THIS frst-class House is in excellent copdition
i and the Proprietor is confident that he can give
perfect satisfaction to the travelling subtle Bus
viii always be ready to take travellers to and from
the boats. GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept in con-
ncction with the House. IL
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Buckingham's Dye
FOR the WHISPERS,

As our Remover IN many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, to le-
store gray or faded whiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
will quickly and effectually accomplish this
result. 1t is easily applied, and produces
q color which will neither rub nor wash off.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by r. p Hall & Co.
NASHUA, N Fl.
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR. All goods made BY
i the subscriber are warranted to lit the forrs
Prices, reasonable and am bound to please those
who give me their custom Shop on York Street
two doors West Of the Windiatc House 1244ly
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In the matter of the estate OF Peter Pitsch, de-

In the matter of the estate Of Peter Pitsch, de
ceased.
To all whom il may concern -
Letters of Administrati said estate of Petel
Pltsch having been issued to Don A. Shove on the
10Th day OF February \. ID. 1873 and four months
from aud after said day being allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims for examine
ton and allowance. Notice is hereby given thai
the undersigned will on the fourth Tuesdays q
March, April and May next, at the probate Office
in the city Of Manitowoc in said county, receive
examine, and adjust all claims and demands of al
persons against said deceased
T. G. OLMSfED County Judge.
S614w.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
CHARLES SCHAFFER.
WILLIAM LYNCH.

LASHlONABLE TAILOR. has removed to Buffalo
street two doors West of Z. K. & f. H. RANDI
Hardware Store Al work warranted " ell done and
to fit as=Jr
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

ii, BRECER & co. Proprietors. franklin ST.
HAFlNG leased the above well known house
i which has been newly Tlrnisieti throughout
respectfully ask for share ofthe public patronage
good STABLE. is kept in connection with The
house where stock will be well provided for. S2Iy
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Il Court
In the matter of the estate of Peter Pifsch
deceased.
{ Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue and in
Pursuance OF an order of license made in said mat.
ter, On the Ord day of March. 1871 by the County
tor of the estate of said deceased will on Safur-
day the 9Th day of March 1879 ten O'Clock in the
forenoon at the late residence of said deceased in
said Nsaitowoc County offer for sale at public ven
dae the following described personal property,
wit: Two sheep, bull. COWS, calves, colt,
ln on-hes wheat, 10 bushels oats, Is bushels rye.
3eusheis harley. bushels peas, ono horse wagon,
IA mil shingles saw. pigs. 20 bushels potatoes,
30 cabbages, - bushels beats 50 bushels trrnips
barrel saurkraut, geese II hens and chains.
The terms Of sale will be made known 1t the
time and place of sale.
Dated this 18th day Of March, 1875
DON. A. SHOVE, Administrator.