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Published March 2, 1851
pTEP IA

AN ACT to legelize the acts Of the board of alder
men of the city Of Manitowoc in ordering straat
work. and to legalize the acts of certain officers
relating to said street
The people of the state of Wisconsin renrasenteS
in senate and assembly. do enact as follows:
Section I. The order Of the board of aldermen
or said civ In ordering Fiftoruh fS) street il, said
citv graded is hereby egalized and made of as f,
force and virtue as If the said order had correspond
ed tully with the requirements and provisions Of
section six fel Of section three M chanfer three
hundred and fffvnine fSpl of the private and local
laws Of 1871. and the is hereby declared n h.
OF 80 ful force and virtue. IL the had ado-
ed the language of said section flIv and asI of as
mIeh force. ss If the and noes had been record
ed in its passage.
Section 2. The action of the street commission
er. city treasurer, civ clerk and survr-or acfug
under snd nv virtue of the above mentioned orIe-
az hereby declared TO LEGAL and in r'r fo-~a and
effort. and shall not he void on account of ir-pg,
larities which may have occurred
Section s. The proper authorities of said cit-
Of Nanitowoc hereby authorized tn enter the
taN levied for improving said street or Iors ah1,,
ting on same. in the next animal tax roll and 10
proceed TO collect the same according to law.
Section 4. The order referred TO in section on,
On Of this act is recorded In volume three IN of ritv
records. page two hundred and eightv-twa fsSal
and s IN the records of the minutes Of the ree+ip
81 the board of aldermen ef said CITY, on the third
(3) day of August. A. D. 1874.
Section 5. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage
Approved March . 1879
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue OF a mortgage bearing date, April 25th-
ID i. ID. 1853, Madison NJ. MesCOtt aud Mary " c.
colt, his wife, vi ManitoWoe County and state al
Wisconsin Conveyed II August {. Terens of said
county OF AaEsSopoc, certain premises described
IN said indeIlI uGs. follows. to-slL:
All the following described pieces. parcels
lots OF land lying and being situated III said county
Of MailitoSoc aBSalate Of Wisconsin. to-yit:-The
southeast quarte- the southeast quarter OF
ton number tuentt seven "a, OF township num-
Der twenty one tll, OF range number twenty three
l25l east containing forty acres OF land. more or
less, according 10 pubic survey, with the appur-
tenaHces thereto belonging which said mortgage
contained power ri sale together with an obi "a
ton pay the of twenty -ve dollars as solicit
fees in case OF foreclosure OF said mortgage by
reason OF the Dun-periurmance OF any oI tls con-
ditious therein Confined said mortgage WIS duly
recorded III the oA.ce ui the Register OF Deeds of
ManltoWoc coaaIy. Wisconsin. on the IIrst day OF
May, \. d. lS. ;, at 10 l. M, and recorded in Vol
~ Of mortgages on page ls2, the amount due ON
said mortgage the zine of the date and first pub
lcAtiOn OF tnls notice il Is follows:
EOrprincipal, S270 %
FOR interest, d W
Total amount dGe on note. S5S3,J0
No action Or proceeding has been instituted al
law TO secure The debt remaining, secured by
such mortgage any part thereof
Now therefore. notice is hereby given. that said
mortgage viii be iDrcciosed BY sale OF said mort
gagged premises and said premises viii be sold at
public auction 10 the highest bidder on the 18th
day OF April, \. d. 1873, 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon at the sheriff o4tcc in the Courthouse build
ing in the city of 3auituwOc, in said county OF
ManitowOc. ALBERT WITTENBUkG.
GEO. y. WOODEN, Sheriff oi Manitowoc Co
Atty.
Dated March LIST, 1870 S63-3w
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member that he was in the rebel army?
don't you remember he fought to keep you
IN slavery Don't you give him the power
again, or he viii put you back into slavery"
The effect of this appeal to the passions
was apparent. He thought the Civil Rights
bill WAS not desired by the colnred people.
They preferred, as a mass, to be by them
selves, in the cars, steamboats, or hotels;
and 10 closing the conversation be remark
ed that not single outrage or disturbance
through all the Southern States bad oc-
Cured which could not be traced to the IN
jnst administration of the Government as
its cause.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Of tsIfoxRHc.

ISIS
IN the matter Of the ProofaRd Probsfe of the last
v III aud Testament Of John Frank deceased late
OF the County Of Msnitayzoc
WHEREAS. IN Instrument in writing. purportingte
be the Inst VII and Testament OF John Frank de-
ceased late u the County Of ManitowOc hes been
nied Ia THIS Office: sud whereas application he's
been llaae D. Peter Mglz named and appointed In
sald VIII a. executor PRAYING that the same be
proven snd admitted to Probate according TO the
laws ul this State:
Ihtret1re. !! Is ordered fhst said application be
heara before me at the Probate Office in the city O.
Aanitowce III said coRatY. on the i2,h dav of
April A d. 1873 az 10 o'clock IA The forenoon Of
said DAY. "
And il Is farther ordered that notice shall he
gwen 70 al persons interested in said VIII of the
fine and place Of sid hesring By publication in
he NJ aRttowoc P,IGT news PAPER printed in said
city for three successive weeks once each week
yrl'., % tle iine Of 'uea ne ring By the Court.
s6S-sw T. G. oLN TED, Cozuty Judge.
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NORTsH EsTEiKN HOUSE,

N. kETTENHOFFEN, Proprietor, Franklin St,
Tue large brick addition recently built. has been
L furnished in excellent style, making il one of
the lnoet complete hotels in Manjtowoc. \ good
STALE j. kept in connection with the house, where
stock viii be well provided for. l2-+i-ly
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Published March Q. 1875.
CHAPTER 1AQ

AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and nine
act TO amend chapter hundred and twenty
An act to fix the time Of holding the terms Of
the circuit court in the fourth judicial circuit"
The people of the state of Wisconsin. represented
i'll senate and assembly, do ensct as follows:
Section |. Section one N. Of said CHAPTER one
~,i-~ NaAi
fer one hundred and twenty-scyen ii27), il hereby
amended 40 TO read % follows: in the comfy of
Fond du Lac on the fret Monday of January on the
fourth VI lnday Of pril and on the first Houdav Of
October of each wear. In the county of Chabog can
on the fourth Monday Of May and en- the fourth
Monday of November of each wear. In the county
Of Calumet on the second NoDd.v Of JUNO and on
the second Nondlv of November of each wear In
the county Of Manitnwoc. on the fourth Tues az Of
June and on the second Tuesday of December of
each year. In the county Of KcwauUee on the frs
Monday Of February and on the second Monday Of
July Of each year.
Section ,. All writs. services proceedings and
recoZnizance heretofore issucd. commenced. made
entered into in from said court Of said county
of Naritovoc. and all proceedings rendrg therein
or returnshle thereto. whether by recornrzance or
otherwise, shall be held and taken as returnable 1T
the time mentioned in this act for holding the said
terms of court in said county.
Section g. All acts parts of acts conflicting
with the provisions of this vet hereby repealed
Section 4. Thi. act shall take effect and he in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 3, 1875
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The following is the letter written by the
Hon. Z. G. Ryan in reply to the address
sent him by the attorneys of the state ask
ing him to become a candidate for the Office
Of Chief Justice.
MADISON, Feb. 8, 1873.
Gentlemen Of the Bar:
Ever since my appointment to the bench,
have teen deeply sensible Of the generous
temper of my professional brethren towards
me. l have been prouder of that than
could be even Of my position which fills the
measure of Ing professional life and ambi-
ton. But not even this, had quite prepar-
ed me for an expression Of their desire to
retain me on the bench, So nearly unani-
nous, and 50 full of confidence, far beyond
my own sense of deserving, as your COM
municatien Of December 10th, has just
| come to me.
When took my place in the court, had
msny misgivings Of my qualifications for
an Office, which had been so well flied, and
lively sense of the pans and labor W hich
only could help me to fill it with some fitness.
| Your indulgent words encouraged me to
hope that my earnest exertions to discharge
dutie. which ought to have come easier to
me, have nc, been altogether vain. Ithank
you for your kindly appreciation Of them.
have worked hard for your good opinion
1t comes to me overlooking, far beyond any
merit of mine.
/ certainly desire my election to the office
Judicial fitness, as you intimate, comes only
by experience and effort. And l am not
without hope that | mi yht in time do more
credit than can yet pretend to your ndul
gent partially. Willingly and gratefully
therefore. place myself in your hands al
a candidate for election.
E. G. RYAN.
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THE NECRo VOTE

was dividing more and more every year,
aud he was sure the time was not far dis
iant when parties would he formed not up
on the color Ene at ALL Il would have
come long age i! it were not for those men
whose interest it was TO keep up the party
line. To show the kink OF influence these
carpet baggers had over the negroes, be
said ;hst after be had addressed them IN
favor of reform legislation, some one of
tIess would rise and say, Don't you re-
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Plaintiff.
against
BERNARD II sUIY.
naf.-io.-

To the Defendant above named:
fcu are hereby summoned ard reQuired To ans
w'.r the complaint in this action. of which COW
Is herewith served upon Won and 70 serve COW q.
your srSwer - the said complaint the sahScrih-
ers a. their oce in tn. ciiv Of Nanitowoc IN ss,a
county within twenty dsvs after the service hereof
exclusive cf the Ssv Of such service and n Won fail
10 answe- the said r'aiut within the time Store
sud the Plaintiff in this aetian VIII take judr-
nient against Won for the sum Of two hundred srt;
eighteen dollars and seventr-eirht eaPrs besides
the cost of this action. H G L W J. TURNER
Dated August It'll. Ts.5 Plaintiff 5 Atry-s
The complaint in this seton was fled in the Office
OF the Clerk Of the Crcut CoHF. for said county on
the 18th day of February 4. D. fs-s
r. G. W j. TURNER
eo't9 Plaintiff AIRS
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TN PROBATE -Nanitoyoc County

In the matter Of the estate of Elizabeth Lawrence
Deceased.
To all whom il may concern: Letters Testamen-
tary on said Estate having been issued TO Mrs lisa
belle Lawrence On the 18Th day of January \. ID.
1879 and four months from and after said day he
ing allowed and limited for creditors TO present
their claims for examination and allowance. No.
tice i hereby given that the undersigned Will on
Monday, the EAST day Of tune A. ID. 1870, and on
the city OF MaLitOWUc in said County, receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims, and demands of all
persons against said deceased.
SJ2 4w 4. q. ULMSIED, County Judge
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- FATE OF WISCONSIN.
sranrza.xec county. =

In the matieTof the proof and probate of The last
VIII and Testament OF IZnatZ Pankraiz, de-
ceased. late OF the county Of AauitoWOc-
Whereas. an Instrument in writing purportIng 10
be the last WI and testament OF IgnaIz P IN
kraIz. deceased late ui the county Of Mantle &C,
has been fled Ia this Office. and whereas applica-
ton has been made By Anna Panisraz- praying that
the same be proven ard admitted 10 probate &C
carding TO the laws Of this State:
Therefore, il i ordered that said application be
heard before .e the probate Office in the city Of
Nanitowoc, in said county. the 5th day OF April
A. ID. loo Ut 10 O'Clock. a. NJ.
And il n farther ordered. that notice shall be
given all sssoLe Interested il said VIII, of the
time and place of said hearing, BY publication IN
the MaRitoyuc PILOT. d newspaper printed ia satc
county. Tor three successive weeks, once each week
prior 10 the time OF such hearing BY the Court,
Dated March Ala 4. d. loi5- I. g. OLASTED,
S54-oA. County Judge.
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In the matter of the estate of David Cronin,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of William
Cronln administrator OF said estate setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has coEle TO his
hands and the disposition thereof-the amount OF
debts outstanding against said deceased. and des-
crlpion Of ell the resi- Of which said deceas-
ed died seized and the condition and value of the
respective portions thereof; and PRAYING that
license be 10 hin granted TO sell all of the real
estate IN us possession such administrator. and
II appearing ny saE- petition that there l. not sui-
cient personal estate in the hands of the said adj
mlnlFtTiiur to pay the costs and expenses of sd-
mintstrIfiun and that Il is necessary in order 20
paw the same, TO sell all Of said real estate it is
therefore ordered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Judge of this Court, on
Monday, the 18th day of April. A. ID. 1873 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. at the Office Of the County Judge in
the CITY ni Aantowoc In said county. then and
there 10 show cause IF any there be- WHY Incense
should not be granted 70 said administrator sell
sara real estate according 10 the PRAYER of said
petition.
AHd II Is further ordered. that copy of this or
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Nanitowoc
PILOT weekly newspaper printed and published
AT aanitoWoc IN said county. aud personally served
on all persons interested in said estate residing in
said county, at least fourteen days before said day
Of hearing Br the Court.
Dated AanitOWpc. the Sth dav Of March A. d.
1870. T. G. oLNSTED. County JUDGE.
SGi4w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
EN- PROBATE Nanirowoc County

In The matter of the estate of Peter Pitsch
deceased.
Notice IS hereby given, that by virtue and In
pursuance of an order OF license. made in said mat
ter, on the 3rd day Of March. 1873. by the County
Court of said County. the undersigned ;dministra-
tor of the estate Of said deceased will on Saiur-
day the 23h day Of March 1879 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon al the late residence OF said deceased in
section tWeniy-three t2) ia the town of Newton in
SAID Nanitownc County offer FOR sale at public ven
due the following described personal property. to-
wit: Two sheep. ] bull. q cows. calves, / colt
100 bushels wheat. 20 fGshels oats. Is bushels rye
3bushels barlcy.2 bushels peas. one horse wagon
IA mill shingles. saw. pigs, 20 bushels potatoes
3D. cabhaSeS. ~ bushels beats. 30 bushels turnips
i barrel sgurkraut, 4 geese II hens and chains
The terms of sale viii be made known al the
time and place of sale.
Dated this 18th dav of March. 1873.
S54-Sw Don. A. SHOVE Administrator
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In the matter Of the estate OF Timothy Packard.

In the matter Of the estate OF Timothy Packard
deceased
On reading ard fling the petition of T. G
Shove Administrator Of the estate of said de
ceased, representing smops ether things. that he
has fully administered said estate, and praying that d
time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
his accouat 81 HE administration. flied ia this
court. Ii is ordered that said account be examined
BY the Judge of this Court on Monday, the 9Th
day Of April. A. u. 1873, at 10 o clock A. NJ, st
nv Office in sz,faS}5silty.
Ordered further. that Hstiee thereof he given 10
the heirs OF said deceased and 10 al persons inter
e-fed- by publi-hI- copy II tnis order for three
successive weeks prior 10 said day of hearing, in
the Asnitowoc PlIoT. weekly newspaper pub
lisfed at Aaatowoc il said cO2nty.
r. G. 0lmsted County Judge.
Dated Maniiewoc the SIh day OF March A. D.. 1873
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EE. $. PEERpCNT,
3 attorney and C0UuSeiOr-at Law
atEwo Rivers,
WILL attend to Collections and all other busi-
W ness in MAuitowoc county and vicinity.
HOTELS.
wESDIATE HOUSE.
T. WINDIATE. Proprietor.

T. WINDIATE, Proprietor, York street.
fNHiS first-class House is in excellent condition
/ and the Proprietor is confident that he can give
perfect satisfaction to the travelling subtle. Bus
will always be ready To take travellers to and from
the boats. GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept in con-
nectiou with the House liz
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Published March IL, 1875.
CHAPTER Isl.

Published March IL, 1881
CHAPTER Isl.
AN ACT in relation to the police Justices court,
of the city of ManitowOc, Wisconsin.
The people of the state of,Wisconsin. represented
in senate and assembly, do enact rs follows.
Section 1. The board of aldermen of the city Of
Manitowoc, are hereby authorized 10 designate and
appoint OF the justices of the peace OF said city
act police magistrate of said city the Justice
of the peace so designated and appointed shall have
and possess concurrent Jurisdiction with the police
justice of said city IN all matters and proceedings
at law which now exclusively cognizallc before
the police justice of said city, the city marshal and
other police officers of said city take any or all
prisoners offenders in his their CUSTODY before
the said justice designated and appointed. and
the like procec dings shall be had as i now pres
cribcd by law TOR the punishment of offenders by
the police justice
Section ,. The justice DESIGNATED under the pro
visions Of this act shall hold his office until the first
Tuesday o; April. A. d. 1876. when the said term
and the power Of the board of aldermen to appoint
under the provisions Of this shall expire by lita-
ton.
Section g. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved March 3. 1873.
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Uaz0N rEGGst..

MILES MCMAHON. Proprietor. Commercial St
NR. MCMAHON be-s leave to announce 10 his
81 friends ana the public. that he has secured poe
session ui the above wcEl-isaUwn hotel. where he
VIII be glad 10 accommodate the travelling public
and boarder@ on reasonable terms HIS table viii
always be pieauiullg supplied and the rooms and
beGG4ng uneNcep}ioua5le. Good stabllg for horses
ana a careful hosrirr always in attendance.
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WISCONSIN Ea0ySE.

JERE DALEY. Proprietor, cor. of 9th and Jay St.
T3iIIS i a House. and we'll fitted up with all
L modern Improvements. \ good STABLE is also
kept in connection with the hpGte 80
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Unlike Henry the VIII, he viii not
be divorced from DeKoven, and threat
ens dire destruction on the whole Church
if persisted in. The legal learning OF
the two famous Blackstone sprouts and
their ideas of religious liberty come
LoaIer our notion of myth than any
thing we can call TO mind.
1t was stated by the DeKoven press
throughout the West, in the beginning,
that if he was not confirmed it would
come of the general ignorance of the
masses as to his peculiar belief This
argument must be somewhat weakened
since the great diocese of New Y ork,
presided over by Bishop Potter aud EN-
Tracing within its limits. such parishes
al ST. james, with her Hugh Miller
Thompson as pastor, and ritHdlis'ic ST.
Adams, with Dr. Ever as its expounder,
rejected him. Surely, such people are
lie to comprehend the Racine War
zen, arn't they? There is no question
Of his scholarship. Of his personal pu-
rity, or of his executive ability for the
position, but fer all this, the Standing
Committees of each diocese must decide,
- also the House of Bishops, whether
Or not, he stands squarely on the plat
isral Of the Episcopal Church, and are
Only responsible to their Cod for the
ttt-ful discharge of those duties I'm
- forsocth Hins.ed Of the Illinois
diocese. the Wisconsin. Churehman
OF itwagkee, who sought TO annihiiate
lev Hugh Miller Thompson, ID. d..
editor OF the Church Journal, in an ar
sicle in the Chicago Times OF Sunday
last, and ilr. Gary of the Fond du Lac
Diocese, should take control and remodel
ths whole Church from the Sunday
s,nool 10 the House Of Bishops, then.
o.. thea. Dehovea GIT be consecrated
AID all nan worsairers made happy.
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MUSICAL.


PROFESSOR of Music viii give lesson. In yoc,,
l. and Instrumental Music in the CITY of Nanitn.
voc and al Two Rivers. Residence ON slh street
near the Court House. 10 IN,
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f(I virtue of and pursuant to Judgment ordar
ID OF foreclosure and sale rendered IN the above
entitled action the 1lh day OF October \. b.
1914 in the Circuit Court OF Manituwoc county and
State Of Wisconsin. shall expose Tor sale and sell
AZ public auction 10 the highest bidder at the
sheriff Office IN the city and county of Manitownc
ana state Of Wisconsin on the 18th day of April 4
d. 1870 Al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon % said day all
the following described mort gagged premises or u
much of the same as may be necessary to satisfy
the amount Gdjud.ed TO the Plaintiff together
with the interest and cost tO-Wit The northeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section nGmb her
sixteen tl6l township uuuiber eighteen (lS) north
of range number tweniyone en- east. lying and be-
ing situated in the county of ManitowOc and state
of Wisconsin.
WHITE L FORREST A WHITTENBTRG
AttoTuevs Sheriff
Dated iIanitowoc February 18Th 1875.
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Cheating at cards in London.

From the New York Times.
Only a few months ago we'll known
member of the Prince OF Wales's club,
the Marlborough, who is the son of enc
duke and the son in law of another, and
who held a high place in the public service
was exposed as an habitual cheat. He had
long been suspected, and the talk about bis
singular luck at play had become SO loud
that for the honor Of the club 1t Vas
deemed necessary to appoint four gentle
men to watch him, and thus tue trickery
was detected and exposed.
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EASAlONABLE TAILOR. All goods made by
l the subscriber are warranted to fit the form;
frlces: reasonable, and am bound to please those
who give mo their custom ShoD ON for- Straa,
Two doors West of the Windiate House l244ly