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The Beecher -Ti!ton Business.

At last the agony is over IS to the
Beecher Trial. The jury after seven
days consultation, falling to agree, were
discharged from further consideration
, Of the case
The jury stood nine for Mr.. Beecher' 5
acquittal to three against, and we be-
lieve the opinion of the jurymen is
about far average Of public opinion,
FRO and con, among the reading people;
very few could have the hardihood to
aver that Tilton ha,, made case, and
so far as the legal aspect of the world
renowned trial is concerned, this will be
the end Of Tilton, Moulton & Cos. at
tempts to bring Plymouth Church OF
her Bonded knees The chatter of the
credulous about another trial can only
amount to a warming over of that pure
bosh and blow that has characterized the
Triton party from the beginning.
The more the facts have been devel-
oped and sifted, and the more the evil
dence has been studied by the people
throughout the whole country. the
more converts have been added to the
belief in Mr.. Beecher's innocence. who
were at the beginning doubtful, to say
the least. The long and steady FIRE at
the great preacher must have been
fearful punishment for all the little in
discretions that he has allowed himself
to be drawn into, but if the Clergy gen
orally throughout the land will only see
"the hand writing on the WALL" it
will result in good to the many, as SUI
fcent facts have been developed in fhiS1
trial to induce the good and cautious
minister to be circumspect in his deport
ment towards the female members of
his flock, and mankind generally, to be
careful of the privileges they allow their
Pastors over and above those which
might with propriety be accorded any
other man.
We know of 40 young city where this
caution could take root and prove a
more lasting joy forever, than in this
one of Eight Christian Congregations,
from. the fact that nearly each one
Of them can point to some Shepherd of
their flock whose morals were not all
they should have been while in charge,
to say nothing Of the old interrogatory
of Who can tell what day may bring
forth?'
In short ministers are but men, and
we do not think it an assumption on our
pat to say, that we are as safe as a ma
ioritv OF the ministerial profession; we
are brim. full of the same material that
hell is said to - paved with ("good in
teutions'' } and yet we would warn the
unsuspccting female who might risk the
imprinting of the ''Paroxysmal Kiss
upon our choppy countenance, and after
wards attempt to tuck us up all alone
on a sofa, q la Mrs. Moulton under an
afgahn; that we should consider our
gallantry challenged to break out for
more Indulgence in the pareHysn1al busi-
ness. Surely Beecher is { much better
man than most men would have been
under like circumstances, and we hearth
ly rejoice that the conspiracy against
him has failed beyond the resurrection
of the newly discovered evidence, of
such put up jobs as the afhdavits Of
Messrs Loader & Price, or any other,
Mr. or Mis-: Mutual Mcul,on. The
future Will restore Eeecher to his use
fulncss, and Tilton & Co to obscurity
from which they escaped by accident.
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CTAS. ESSLINGER. ?. J
Marine Matters.

Arrivals.
July trt. scow Rdmcdary, Carlton. cords stones.
july LIST, schT Fortunes Ir2al, Manlstee, ION
shingles.
July LIST prop. j. q. True-del, Escanaba, sun
july 2nd. str. Shebovgan, Chicago. srpdres.
JULY Bird. str. Chicago, Chicago. sundries.
July Bird s,Hr Glen Cuvler. Milwaukee, ]iEht.
july Bird TUG VIM. Richards. Ahnapee. light.
July 3rd schr. Geo Oscar. Milwaukee,, 10 barrels
cement
5Hly schr r., Lq2a FIJI Greek .5If
July 9Th, schr, Mfnnehaha. Milwaukee, srndries.
July 9. b, str. Sheboygan. Chicago, snndries
CLEARANCES.
July list, sCOw RameGary Centreyille, hight
July LIST, schr Fortunes Trial, ManIstee, sun
July Isl. SIR. Chicago Chicago sundries.
Jnly LIST d 9p Truesdeli. Green Bay. sundries.
July 2nd, str SheDoygan. Chicago sundries.
July 3.d str Chicago. Chicago. sundrie-.
July 3r.l. schr- Glen Cuyler, Chicago 450m shin
july 3rd- tug ,ym Richards Ahnapee. light.
july 3rd. schr. GEO Oscar. Milwaukee,. *0m brick
Huly 3rd, schr una, Manistee con brick.
July 9th. schr. Nellie ~ Annie, Frankfort, tOJ
July 9th, sc.Ir NJ 1nehaha, Milwaukee, 20 cords
wood.
July 7,h, str shebo ygan, Chicago, sundres.
LAND PLASTER. Price Reduced =
Fresh ground, from Michigan plaster
ga cents per barred for loose 300 ID.
lis i" in b, rrels-
5 so per ton.
at the Plaster Mill, or store of
S7I-3m J. .SCHUETTE 6 Bros.
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The celebration Of the 18th Of July by
Americans in London, operates upon
the London Standard thusly:
None but Americans would venture
on such display Of bad taste at the
banquet, and zone but English would
tolerate It. L IS hardly decent for any
loyal Englishman to participate in the
celebration Of the English disasters.
The American instruction was about
the most unproyoked rebellion in his
tory. In the present time forbearance
and cancellation on the English side is
returned by Americans with insult and
abuse, which is only cnamoured BY
crlnging fattery and this Dean Stan,
ley calls reconciliation and peace-mak-
ing. Among Americans there but few
not actually participating in the general
system Of public plumber in their coun-
Try who would not joyfully exchange
their institutions for the order, honesty
and loyalty Of this Empire from which,
a century ago, they made their insane
revolt.
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News of the w eek
FOREIGN.

SATURpAY.-A destructive earthquake
has visited Cuouta, South Americl In
Great Britain Independence day was cele-
brated al the Crystal Palace on the Ga inst,
Several more failures have occurred caus-
ed bv the suspension OF Alex, Coils & Co.
by recent foods in the South OF France
thirty five bridges have been swept away.
A party of young men from Havana left
the suburban town for Cagco Hills, bct were
intercepted, and number of them killed
or captured, and the remainder dispersed
DR.. Curtis, wounded in the duel with
Senior Cortereal, has Teen released.
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IN PROBATE manltowoc Coun,v

ceased
on reading and fling the petition of Simon
Hinek OF the town OF Franklin in said county,
representing among other things that Jacob Hinck
late of the town of Franklin il the month of Nov
A. D. 1875, AT the town of Franklin died interstate
leaving goods, chaItels, and estate within this
State and that the said petitioner is the Father
OF said deceased, and praying that administration
Gf said estate be 10 Adam Hinek granted il is
ordered chat said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this Court. Monday, the End dav of
August. A. D.. 1919, al 10 o'clock A NJ AT nv Office
in said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased aud to all perS inter
ested, by publishing a copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said day OF hearing in
the MantOwoc PILOT. a weekly newspaper pabIis III
ed at the city of MantOwoc in said county,
sS1-3w T. g. OLMSTED. County Judge
Dated, Manltowoc, the It'll day OF July A. d. 1873.
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THE New y ork Herald has with its
customary enterprise, dispatched revor-
tcrs all over the country to find out the
individual opinions Of the prominent
lawyers and clergymen, as to the guilt
pr innocence OF Mr. Beeehcr. From
Milwaukee to New Orleans. and from
Boston 10 Charleston, the verdict Of the
.; eminent minds in divinity and the
law rendered.
.oft. 2 Milwaukee opinions the ma
iority are in e2vor of Mr.. Beecher's in
noeence 81 all the charges. No one of
all who were questioned pronounce him
guilty a. char ed About one-haIf
think he was guil,.y Of something, but
not ofadultery.
The sum total of all the opinions col
lected by the Herald, IS giYc2 In its re-
capitulation as follows:
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MoSpAY,-TheR Rev. Drs. Parker, Henry
Alton, and Alexander Raleigh, prominent
Congregational ministers, yesterday drew
up and signed an address which is open for
other signatures until Friday next. The
signers declare that having watched the late
trial Of the case Of Tilton VS.. BeecIIe- they
thank God they are enabled .e record an
expression of their Judgment and feeling en-
t:rely favorable to NJ. Reecher's Christian
character. Moody and Sankey announce
that the present week will be their last in
London. They 90 to Parls.--Tke var in
Spain is still in progress. Jovellar has
thrown 200 shells into Cantarieja. Ee is
expecting reinforcement of heavy artillery.
The festival given by Americans at the
Crystal Palace, this evening, to celebrate
the 99th anniversary of the Declaration of
Independence, was one of great magni6cence
The marble hall and banqueting roo m were
beautifully decorated, and were crowded
with brilliant assembly of English and
American ladies' and gentlemen, and thou
sards Of people visited the place during the
day and evening. A concert was given in
the afternoon. The selections performed
wee appropriate to the Cay celebrated, and
were received with much applause.
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IN gE-nanIfownc Couerr



In the matter Of the guardianship of the minor
heir of
Joseph Loeb deceased
On reading and filing +hc retiticn Cf Ernestine
Loeb. Guardian of said Miners, rcpres eBting
among other things. that the said ward are seized
OF certain real estate in Mauitowoc City and that
it Is necessary that all of the same should be sold
and praying for license To sell the same; and il ap
pcarng TO the Court, from SAID petition that il is
necessary TO sell said real estate for the support
and maintenance of said minors it is ordered and
directed that the next of kin to said ward. and all
persons interested in said estate appear before me-
on Monday. the 18th day of July. \. D. 1879 al ten
O'Clock A. NJ. at the Probate Office in said County
then and there to show cause anywhere he)wby Ii
cense should not be granted for the sale OF said
real estate according 10 the prayer OF said petition
And it is further ordered, that o copy of this or
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Manitowoc
PILOT weekly newspaper printed at Manitowoc
in said County.
1873
S1S-4w T. G.. OLMSTED, County Judge.
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WISCONSIN STATEk.EeTI0N.
Convention fer she Nomination O.
GAnMI..tes for Sine GilIcers

sOhseDstnH Ter Fne nomination CT
CANDIDATES for state Siiicers.
4 Convention composed Of two delegates from
each Senate and Assembly District i hereby called
II meet in the CRY OF Milwaukee at Il o'clock.
noon.
welne stay, september s, 1875,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for State
Officers. 10 represent the people Of Wisconsin in
i administration Of State Affairs. and for the
transaction ofruch other business a the Cuuven-
tion. when assembled. may deem Necessary TO the
public welfare.
All electors Of Wisconsin who believe the inter
ests 81 party organizations justly subordinate TO
the public good. and who otherwise accept the Vi
tai doctrines d political progress aad impartial
government embraced in the platform Of the Peo-
pies Reform organization of 1873 supplemented
BY the Declaration OF Principles unanimously
adopted by the Reform and Independent members
OF the ScOnsln legislature Of 1870 are inYit ed
mite without regard 70 past political differences,
4 the election OF delegates 70 -Gid Convention.
ttEo. H. PAUL, Chairman.
d0HE =. JUs8S. JpHN A. RICE
tlaHN ? GTRSEE, WALTER :. GREENE,
GEO. II KING. j G. KNIGHT.
-aLEEPT SEHLER. j T. C. CoTTETIL
u. = PIERPoNT. CONRAD KREZ
AYRIS NEEB, tFABE BoUCK.
STEPHEN MaEsToS, ". A. ANDERSON
WILLIAM CARSON u l.. PEUMER.
Reform State Central Committee.
The foregoing cali II published in pursuance Of O
unanimous vote Of the members OF the Reform
state Central Committee. present at & general
meeting 0f said Committee. held in the city Of
Madison on the ID day OF June instant.
ATTEST: GEO. Il. PAUL. Chairman.
ENGL WALLER. Secretary
j. r. &. COTTRILL, Treasurer
o W WIGHT.
CHAS. J. PALMER.
Executive Committee
Milwaukee June g. 2s15.
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In the matter of the estate Of John Fred Christian
Wilde deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Eliza
Bigle of Manitowoc representing among other
things that John f. c. Wilde late of Manitowoc
Rapids. on the 10Th day of MAY A. D.. 1879 at Mani
toWoc ltapds IN said county died interstate, leaving
goods, chattes, within this State and that the said
petitioner Is surviving child Of said deceased. and
praying that administration OF said estate he
Joseph Bigel granted il is ordered that SAID pet
ton be heard before the Judge of this Court, on
MONDAY, the 18Th day of July \. D.. 1873. al 10
o clock A. NJ. at my office in said County.
ordered further, that notice thereof be given 20
me heirs of said deceased, and 10 all persons i'll
erestcd by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior 10 said day Of hearing in
the ManitowOc PILoT Weekly y newspaper publish
ed at ManitoWoC in said county.
SS1-3W T. G. OLAfSTFD, County Judge
Dated Manitowoc c.Oth day of MAY, i. D.. 1879.
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In the matter of the Estate of Timothy Mshan.

In the matter of the Estate of Timothy Mehan.
Deceased
To all whom ii may concern:
Letters of Administration said Estate of
Timothy Nehan deceased. having been issued 70
Patrick MchaD on the Ish day OF June. \. d. 1873.
and i've months from and after said dav being al
lowed and limited for creditors TO present their
claims Tor examination and allowance Notice *
hereby given tslst the undersign viii the 4th
Monday OF July. August. September and October
IN each month at 10 O'Clock !. NJ. II the Probate
Office III the City of Manitowoc in said County re
ceiye. examine, and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against said deceased.
S50-3w T. q, OLMSTFD Comfy INDIE
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Additional particulars are received con-
corning the terrible earthquake which de-
stroyed tie city of Cucuta, in the Provi
dence of Pamplona, South America, near
the Venezuelan frontier Besides Cucuta,
there were several villages in tina. region
which were literally wiped from the face Of
the earth. Ten thousand people were kill
ed outright, many more thousand were
wounded and MANNED, and all the in
habitants were made homeless and pen
niIess. Wh ether the catastrophe was
eau sed by the breaking out of volcano
which was last heard from in 1871 /, Or wheth
er it Was new volcano that created the
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ernment proposes to investigate the ques
ton. In the meantime 1t is safe to conclude
that Cucuta is destroyed. and that the
country possesses no attractions for col
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STATE OF wssCoNSsN--Crc
y Court Manigoyy Comfy.

Sylvester A. Wood
Plaintiff.
Adolph Wallich, Char
lotte Wallich his Wife.
Daniel BEGINNER Charles
T. Vicbahn AMI the
Board of Supervisors of
the County Of Manito-
voc,
Defendants
To the above named Defendants.
Iou are hereby summoned and required tn ar
the complaint in this action, which will be Ill
cd in the office If the Clerk of the CrcuIt Court.
County of ManitOwoC, at the city of NanitowOc in
said oqnty. and TO a copy of your answer tC
the said complaint the subscriber al his Office in
the city of ManitOwoc in said County within twenty
days after the service of this summons you. eE-
clusive of the day of such service; and If You fail
TO Ss~er the said complaint within the time afore
said the plaintiff in this action Will apply TO the
Court fo- relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated at ManitowOc. Wis. MAY 9Th. 1875.
c. Z. ESTABROOh. plaintiffs Atty.
ManitowoC, Wis.
To the defendants above named:
Take notice that the Summons and complaint. IN
this action was fled in the ofhCg of the CLERK of
the Circuit Court Of ManitowOc county al the CITY
Of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin the 9th
DAY of May. 1879.
Dated Nav 9th 1875.
c. T. ESTABROOK, Plaintiffs Atty.
Manitowoc Wis.
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WEEssEa LYNCH.

LAsTfONABLE TAILOR, All goods made bv
l. the subscriber are warranted to fit the form.
Prices. reasonable. and am bound 10 rIeasc those
who give mn their custom. Shop on i rk Street
two doors West of the Windiate House 12Iily
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MERCHANT T.ILnRS.
tEs sEss4E2S SGEEEFELESs

EASHIONARLETh ILOR.ht removed to Buffalo
1 street two doors West OF r. h. * f. II. Rand-s
Hardware Store. All work warranted well done and
to hit 1t-a=-l,
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FORECLOSURE SALE
CTATE OF WISCONSIN,
Manitowor County LSS.
~ Circuit Court.

SARAH o. ALLEN. asl
administrative Of the es-
tate OF RICHARD l.. AL
LEN. deceased.
Plaintiff.
Against
CHARLES FRICKE,
PHILIPPINE FEICKE his
wife. CHARLES THUROw.
CARL GRIEP and CHAs.
BRUCHEEr.
Defendant
pY virtue Of, and Pursuant to Judgment ord ,r Of
foreclosure and sale, rendered in the above en-
ued action on the 1st day OF July. A. D.. 1879. at
regular term Of the Circuir Court for Manitowrr
County of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin /
shall expose for sale, and sell at public yeudue
10 the highest bidder al the Sheriffs office in the
City and Countyof Nsnitoyuoc, and State of Wis
consin, on the 2fst day of August \. D. 1879 at 10
clock In the forenoon of said day. all of the fol
lowing described mortgaged premises or so much
OF the same as may be necessary to satisfy the
amount adJudged to be due the plaintiff together
with the interest and costs and expenses of sale,
towlt All OF those certain lots parcels of land
situated in the Cityof Manitowoc in the County
of ManitOwoc and State of Wisconsin. known and
described as Lots zxteeB 49,, and seventeen Q7)
In Block tive h ndl ed and fortyone l241l. in said
City of Manitowoc, as the same are laid down on
the plat thereof recorded in the Register of Deeds
of said ManitCwoe County.
,. A. WOOD. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
Dated sheriff Office. al MunitJrCr VISION sin
this Sth day ofJuly, \. d. $50.
A. WITTENRERG.
Sheriff of Mlnitovoc Co.
By +. MULuOLLAND,
S5l-6w Under Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
CIRCUIT COURT. MLSITOW &C
u COUNTY.
GEORGE PANKRATZ and
CHRISTIAN SCHOCH,
against
,JouS EWFrT

b. virtue of execution issued ont ofthe Circuit
Court Of ManijowoC County. in the above entitled
action, and TO directed and delivered. | have
levied on the dwelling house standing en- Los No
sixteen (I6.l in Block three hundred and twenty
nine (32al in the city and county of ManrOwoc snd
State OF Wisconsin. and also on the interest John
Ewert had in Lot No. sixteen. Block three hundred
and twenty-nine (329) in said city OF Mantowoc on
the 29th day Of July 1874, has since aquired in
said above described Lot.which / shall expose for
sale and sell the highest bidder public aucton
81 the Sheris Office in the Court House in the CITY
of Manitowoc. wilson the oath day OF July 1875 al
10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
GREENE 4 NASH. A. WITTENBERG.
Plffs Atty. Sheriff of MaTifovoc county
s-1-6w By P. MCLH0Li1AND
Under Sheriff.
Dated Mar:tc--oc Wis, June 10th, 1873.
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FAWMERs kNn rEcRANrCs Eso,,E

MARTIN HEWETT. Proprietor. Commercial st.
NEW Mouse and new Barn. the best q accunmo-
~ datiuns al moderate prices. S55-ly
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Farm for Sale.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
CIRGUET COURT, MANEI0wOC

ELvTSa S.JooMEs.1
against
GEORGE RICE EMMA
L. RICE. EDWARD B.
BULKY. GEORGE REED
and JCIIIETIE :.
REED.
DY virtue of ST execution issued ont of the Cir
Dcult Court IN the above entitled action and to
me directed and delivered. | have this Ist dav of
July lo95, levied on Lots number sixteen 49,.
seventeen ID. and the East half OF Lot number
eighteen (lsl all in Block number one hundred
and eight ltS). IN the city and County of Mantle
voc and State of Wisconsin. which shall expose
for sale, and sell to the highest bidder at public
auction ST The Sheriffs Gice in the Court House in
the city of Aanitowoc Wisconsin. al 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. on Saturday the 2lst day of August,
1873.
Il p. Eaton. plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated AanitevOc, Wis, this LIST day Of July.
1875.
A. WITTEN BERG
Sheriff of Msnitowoc County,
ss--ow By P MULHOLLAND
Under Sheriff.
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CtTA'FE GE' WISCONSIN.
MaFIfOVsOC County, SIS.
~ Circuit Court,

{ 7 "A IL
- 1sasfsIf0ys-UG County, SIS.
~ Circuit Court.
CHARLOTTE HUNTER,
Plaintiff.
OwE~ HUNTER,
Defendant
To Owen Hunter, defendant above named
NoE are hereby summoned and required 70 answer
the complaint in this action. of which copy Is
herewith served upon You. and TO serve a copy of
your answer on the subscribers at their Office in the
cts. nf NilnitnEee in The county of NantoMoc and
state at " lSCDuSIn WITHIN WcntV DAYS after
service hereof. exclusive of the day such service
and if YOU fail answer the complaint aS aforesaid
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relic.
demanded in the coma laiTrt.
Di-Tcd ct ManitCNSoc, Wis. April 18th. 1873
WHITE Il FORREST
Plaintiffs Attorneys. MaHitowUc. Wis
To the defendant, Owen Hunter.
Take notice that the C0Gplajrt. In this action
together with The summons Of which the fprcgo:r..
is copy flied in the Office Of the Clerk Oft
Circuit Court of ManitOwoc County at Ihe city of
Nanitowoc in SAID County and State, on the 18Th
day OF June. 4. d. 1879. SI3-jw
Dated MauitoRoc, jane 18th. 1873.
WHITE n FORREST.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Atanitowoc. Wis