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ries which he gained in his contests in
his own State.
Andrew johnson had his faults, per-
sonal and POLITICAL. He had many very
wild political vagaries, which, however,
despite their absurdity, he honestly be-
lieyed in. He was excessively dogmatic
He was intolerant in his opinions, and
always extreme. Owing to his deficient
education, and bis residence among
people who at that time were hardly as
well improved as himself and the per-
sonal antagonism he had to encounter
because of his humble origin and his
mechanical occupation, he in early life
had to resort to language in his popular
address which was far more forcible than
elegant. In the vituperation common
on the stump in Tennessee he had but
one rival, and that was the Wing Parson
Brownlow, and for nearly fifty years
these men led life CT bitter denuncia-
ton.
johnson was perfectly at home in such
strife, and there were few men in
Tennessee Or out of it, who would ven
ture a second time that kind Of discuss
ion with him. In after life, when in
more elevated positions, he could not
get rid of this rude style altogether. 1t
followed him to the last. attracting more
unfavorable comment in his exalted po-
sitions than in his earlier days.
He lived to an advanced age, and has
gone down to the grave bearing many
honors His own intense combativeness
provoked counter warfare on him.
The country will hear of his death with
no revival Of unkindness. Though con-
dclnned by the nation, and at times re-
garded as a dangerous man, nevertheless.
at the grave of the Village Alderman,
Mayor, legislator, Congressman, Cover
nor, Senator, Vice President, and Presi-
dent, all his faults aud errors will be
overlooked in the brightness of the
epitaph, I'm the day of treason, he
was an American patriot"
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FROM special kilograms to the dailies
we hear bad reports from the crops in
Illinois. The State Register publishes
crop reports from twenty-one counties in
southern Illinois, including the following
counties Peoria, Mason, St. Clair,
Washington, Jefferson, Hamilton, Saline,
Galatin, White, Randolph, Clinton,
Madison, and Alexander. The essence
Of these reports is that the wheat and
cats are very badly damaged by the rain,
the hay is very badly damaged, and the
corn is reported to be in a fine condition
In Illinois, up TO the 3 we had
had the second u hours rain of the
week. 1t began about Il o'clock on
Friday night and continued all day yes
terday. The farmers say the hay crop
is almost entirele ruined, and the pota-
toes, from which much was expected, are
being ruined The fields are so wet
that the weeds cannot be killed out
The farmers here also dread a continu-
ance of the rain, which they say will
keep corn growing, SO il will not ripen
before the frost catches it.
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News of the Week.
FOREIGN.

August 2.-Great Britain.--An immense
meeting in favor of amnesty for the Fenian
conTicts was held IN Hyde Park to day. 1t
was estimated that 100000 persons gather
ed around the various speakers stands.
John O'Conuor Power, member of Parlia-
ment, presided, and, in his speech, declared
that the Fenian prisoners were entitled to
appreciation rather than oensure. Bigger,
member for Cavan County, and Messrs.
Parnell and Mellon, were also present.
Resolutions of the usual character were
carried by reclamation.
Tukey.-A Bslgade disratch states
that the Prince of Milan has gone to Vienna
to confer with the Foreign Office in regard
to the situation in Herzegovina. The Ser
VANS have opened subscriptions in aid of
the insurrectien. and much excitement pre-.
walls in the rality.-Count Anirassy,
the Austrian Premier, who was on leave Of
absence, has returned TO Vienna en account
of the Herzegovinian complications
Vienna Presss says it has .eason to believe
that the Prince of Milan's object in coming
to this city is to sound the Government.
and ascertain whether Austria intends 10
preserve neutrality, even if the iasurrsc,ion
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Andrew Johnson.

~ . lanarthr editorial in the Chi
cago Tribune we extract the following
on the life and death of ex-President
johnson:
Fx-Presidant Andrew johnson died
Saturday in Tennessee, from the effect of
"a paralysis with which he had been
stricken on Friday. lie was born Dee
%, 1S0S, and was in the 6Sth year of
his age. His public record is arcmark-
able one At 10 years Of age he was
apprenticed to tailor, and worked at
that business in Raleigh, n c., until he
was 1S,-teaching himself to read
With his widowed mother, he moved to
Greenville, in East Tennessee, where he
worked at his trade and married At
( 20 years he was elected an Alderman of
the town was Mayor from % to DC; a
member of the Legislature from - TO
81 canvassed the State as Presidential
Elector at 50 elected to State Senate at
80 to Congress at IS: and, during ten
years continuous service. took an i'm
portant and conspicuous part in lcgisla-
ton served four years (until 1879 as
Governor of Tennessee: was then elect
ed United States Senator for six years
arrayed himself on the side ofthe Union
and against Rebellion; vas appointed
Military Governor of Tennessee from
1862 to 1865; was elected Vice-P resi-
dent November, 1864 inaugurated:
March 1, 1865; succeeded as President
of the United States April - in the
same year retired March 4. 1869; and
in February, 1876, was elected United
States Senator, taking his seat on the 4th
Of March. From-his election as Village
Alderman in 1920 TO the time of his
death he was continuously in elective
Office, except during the time lie served
as Military Governor. and the six years
following the expiration of his term as
President
Andrew johnson was no ordinary man
Indeed, he was an extraordinary charac. |
ter. His success was due to no advan- /
tages of wealth, family, or education. |
He was poor at the outset, remained |
comparatively poor to the end. He was
thrifty and spasing in his expenditures.
He was a man of great natural abilities, /
which made themselves conspicuous de-
spite hfs iliiteracy ard of education;
they enabled him to surmount obstacles
that were fatal to others He enjoyed
the personal confidence of his immediate
neighbors, and of the people Of his
State, and that confidence had even a
wider constituenee among the American
people.
There was one particular in his char
acter that should never be forgotten, and
which should serve as an incentive to all
classes, and especially to men holding
public station, and that was his inhexible
personal honesty. No suspicion of any
official turpitude ever existed of Andrew
johnson and it was to the public faith
IN his integrity that be owed the victo-
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John A. butcher surviving
trustee. Plaintiff
Against.
Elizabeth G, NanValkenburrh
Edgar D. Beardsey. Sophia NJ.
Beardsley. his wife, and Jacob |
NanN alkenburgh, Defendants
State of Wisconsin.
10 the above named Defendants. and each of
them. W e"eE VI
on are hereby summoned and required tn an
Set tbe CON plant IN this action, which will be fl
ca n the oEsce Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Coqhty OF Manltowcc. ~ his once in Nanirnyror
aha 70 serve copy of your answer 10 the said
complaint on the subscribers at their offices in II
9IFF bnlldlng- Milwaukee, Wis. within twenty
oAEs aiter the service Of this summons on Won az
S5slNe ul the daS OF such service: and If vou fail
% answer the said complaint within tie time f-e
sSld tne piSlntit in this ao.ion VII apnly "a ,ba
COURT lor relief demanded in the con plainf
dated al ManIfowoc. Wis. Nav I2th lS-5
FlNCHES, LYNDE & MILLER
PIalnJI1s ATTY.
Milwaukee Wis
rake notice that the complaint in thu above on
ltied action was filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
the Iircnll Court for the County of MaHitowoc -
tAe city OF Manitowoc in the State OF WisconsiT..
on the nrst dsy of July. A D. 1917
Dated July 2ad.S7a
.EINCHES. LYNDE s. MILLER
c., e@k Plaintiffs Att'v
Milwaukee Wis.
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Notice was yesterday served by Judge
!. Morris, council for Theodore Tilton,
upon Messrs Sherman and Sterling, at
torneys for Henry Ward Beecher, to the
effect that the case Of TiIton vs.. Beecher
~ he brought UP for trial in the
brooklyn CltyCouTt on the first Honuay
of September. The notice reads that
''the issue Of fact in the above action
will be brought on for trial, and it is
limited that the question Of damages
viii Be waived, 20 that the trial can be
made very brief. The question Of fact
is all that the world cares for, and it is
greatly to be desired that this issue may
be settled in the briefest possible time.
The following is the notice:
Cry CorRT OF BRooKLYH: Theodore
Triton against Henry Ward Beecher :
Please to take notice that the issue of fact
10 the above action will be brought on for
trial. and an inquest taken therein at the
next term of tie City Court of Brooklyn,
appointed to be held at said County Court
House in the City of Brook lyn, in said
County of Kings, on the first Monday OF
September next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, unless sooner tried.
Dated the second day of August, 1875.
Yours. etc, MORRIS & PEARsALL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, l9G Montague street,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
To Skearman & Sterling, attorneys for
defendant.
Its also rumored that Mr.. Mutton
will shortly make an effort to cecure Mr.,
Beechor's Indictment and trial on charge
Of perjury.
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Owing 70 the continued illaess of my wife. and
the Hnfavcrsble climate Of Manitowoc. and being
destrous OF removing 70 q more favorable ioc2litv
offer for sale the following choice pieces of prop
ertv in the city; lots on the corner of ST Clair
and sfh streets. spendidly located. and especially
valuable for building lots also haf-lot opposite
Mr.. Mikas new residence. and nv shop and half
lot on York Street near the Windiate House All
are desirable pieces OF property. WA. LYNCH
SO .v
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Executive Committee in the same pro-
portion, no matter how urgent their own
needs may be. Surely this is dignifed
business for man to engage in who is
styled Judge" and represents a
committee with such pompous appella-
tion.-N J. Sun.
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IN PR1.siTE, Fla1isowoc Comfy

In the matter Of the estate of John Fred Christian
Wilde deceased.
To all whom il NAV concern =
Letters of administration said estate John
Fred Christian Wild. having been i-sue1 to
Joseph BtEel. on the 1871 day of July, \. D.
lS.5 and four months from ana after said day
being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims for examination ana allowance
on the last T0ndI=5@ 81 Lqat ta. uG4cES.-afd NH
October ana the drst Monday OF NO. next ut The
Probate Office in the city OF Manirowoc in said
county. receive. examine. and adjust eli claims.
and temandsUf all persons against sajJ deceased.
eS55w 7. q. CLMSTED County Judge.
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UNION RGUSE.

MILES MCMAHON. Proprietor Commercial St.
MIR. MCMAHON beEs leave to announce to his
vi friends and the public hat he has secured pos
session OF the above Well-EnOwn hotel where ne
VIII be glad 10 Accommodate the travelling public
and b3ardcrS on reasonable terms. His table will
always be plentifully supplied and the rooms and
bedding uHeHceptiDua5le. Good stahinC for horses
and careful h0stler always in attendance
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FORECLOSURE SALE
nTA-E RF WISCONSIN,
- Eau.t0yyOc County SIS.
- SirrIsIf s,Dsfra.

SARAH O. ALLEN. a.
administrators Of the es
tate OF RICHARD L. Al
LEN, deceased.
Plaintiff.
Against
CHARLES FRICKE.
PHnIPPINE FRICKE his
wife. CHARLES THUROw.
CARL GEIEP and CHAS.
BRUCuEET,
Defendant,
DY virtpe of, and pursuant to 2 judgment order of
DiorcClosure and sale, rendered in the above
titled action the LIST day OF July. a. D., 1870, at
a regular term Of the Circuit Court. for ManitowOc
County. held at the Court House in the city and
County of ManitowOc and State of Wisconsin. l
shall expose for sale, and sell AT public yrnGue,
70 the highest bidder. at the SheTis Office in the
Gtr and County of Manitowoc. and State OF Wis
cOusin the est day Of August, A D.. 1879. NJ 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day. sll of the fol-
lowing described mOrtgaced premises, or so much
of the same may be necessary to satisfy the
amount adjudgad 10 he due the plaintiff together
with the interest and costs, and expenses OF sale.
to-wt: All Of those certain lots parcels OF land.
situated in the CITY of Manitowoc. in the County
OF NauitowOc and State of Wisconsin, known and
described as Lots sixteen (15l aud seventeen ~.
City of NanitowOc. as the same are laid down on
the plat thereof recorded in the Registry Of Deeds
of said Nanitcwoc County.
Dated Sheriff Office. at NanitowOc, Wisconsin.
this Sth day ofJuly, \. D. 1870.
\. WITTFNRERG.
Sheriff Of Nianitowoc Co.
By P, MULuOLLANp,
s8f-fw Under Sheriff.
$, A WooD. plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
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Sc. CEs SEsE.ES EEITEsn

II BREUER & co Propretors. Franklin ST.
HAVING leased the above well-known house
L which has been newly furnished throughout
respectfully ask for share ofthe public patronage
A good srABLE is kept in connection with the
house where stock will be well prev fded for s2lv
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
tn PRoRsTE -MauItowoc County
l Gnurf.

| Court.
In the matter of the estate of Perry Lovely.
Deceased.
To all whom it may concern Letters Testamen-
taTy on said Estate of Perry Lovely in the County
81 Manitowoc, Wisconsin, having been issued TO
hiram McAllisrer. on the 18th day of MAY A. D.
1879 and i've 80 months from and after said day be-
lng allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance. No
tlce Is hereby given that the undersigned will on
the last Mondays of August. September. October
and November. A. D.. 1873, at the Probate office
in the city of Manitowoc in said County, receive
examine, and adjust ali claims. and demands of
all persons against said deceased.
$50 T. G. OI,MSTED County Judrp
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CfRCUIT COURT, : MANITOWOt
u GDyTNE'T.
ELyINA :. LooMEs.

ELyTSA :. LooMEs.
against
GEORGE Rec, EMMA
f. RICE. EDWARD t.
BULKY. re ORG REED
and JULLIKTTE 5.
REED.
Df virtue of an execution issued ont of the Cir
Dent Court in the above entitled action and TO
me directed ana delivered / have this LIST day Of
July, 1873 levied On Lets number sixteen 49,
seventeen az, and the East half of Lot number
eighteen tlsl, all in Block number one hundred
ana eight llae}, IN the city and County of Afanito
Voc aud state of Wise 3usiIl. which | shall expose
Ter sale, and sell to the highest bidder at public
aacton Al the Sherifs Office in the Cert House in
the forenoon Saturday the 21st day Of August
1s15. 77>'
X. P. Eaton. plaintiffs Attorney
1878. " 0'iS'
A. WITTENBFRG
o. Sheriff OF Nsnitowoc Countv
osi-bw BY 2. NULH0LLAND
- 90
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INJUSTICE COURT Before H e..
l. GlJnSted, County Judge.

!. ". Martin. and
Joseph Willott, >,.,,;-,-,. r,,-,4,-
rE.,.,is,7 a-rs City of MaEitowoc .
II. NJ Herman.
To Hamjin Orr and II. II. Heman. Won are here
by notified that a writ of attachment has been
served against yog and y0Ir property attached, 70
satisfy the demand of J. ". Martin and Joseph
Wilott. amounting to F0rty-ive dollars and eighty
five cents Now unless yOu snall appear before I.
G Olmsted, County Judge of Manitow0c at his Of
fee in the City and County Of MTuitowoc. on the
I'd day Of August. 1873 1t ten O'Clock in the fore
noon Judgment viii be rendered against YOU and
your property sold TO pay the debt
Dated this 10th day of July, 1870.
SSJ-3w j. " MARTIN.
JOSEPH WILLOTT
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In the matter of the Estate of Christian Merri-
man. Deceased.
On reading ana fling the petition of August
Bremlng Administrator of the Estate of said de-
ceased: representing among other things. that he
has fully administered said estate. aud praving
that time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing his account Of his administration. fled in
this Court. 1t is ordered that said account he ex-
amined by the Judge OF this Court. on Monday
the 9Th day OF September. d. 1919 at 10 clock
\. NJ. at my office in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof he given 10
the heirs Of said deceased, and 10 all persons in
terested bypublishng copy of this order for three
weeks prior TO said day of hearing. in
the Manitownc PHoT 2 Weekly Newspa per publish
ed st Mantowoc in said county.
ts5-3w T. C. 0LMSTFD. County Judge
Dated Manitowoc the 81 day of July. A. D.. 1S15
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NoRvEg-u ESTE,N gnsrSE.

=. kETTENHOFFEN. Proprietor. Franklin st.
fi'HE large brick addition recently huilt has been
! furnished in excellent style. making it one Of
the most complete hotels in Manitowoc. good
STA-LE is kept in connection with the house. where
stock VIII be well provided for. 12-+4ly
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HOTELS.
WEN 0EsTE EEnUS-


7. WINDIATE. Proprietor. York street.
INNlS fTst-class House is in excellent condition
| and the Proprietor i confident that ne can give
perfect satisfaction 70 the travelling subtle. A Bus
will ALWAYS be ready 10 take travellers To and from
the boats. A GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept in con
nection with the House. "
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR. All goods made nv
i the subscriber warranted to nj the form
Prices. reasonable, and am bound 10 please those
who give me their custom. Shop on York Street
two doors West of the Windiate House 1244ly
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fSC1 ~HrN UnESE

JERE DALEY, Proprietor. cor. of 9Th and Jav St.
THIS is q new House. and we'll fitted MP with all
L modern lmprDy emefts. 4 GOOD STABLE i also
kept IN connection with the house. go
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TIiRPER'S WEEKLY
ILLUSTRATED
Notices of the Pyess.


The Weekly j. the ablest and most powerful ill.,
ustrated periodical published in this country Its
editorials are scholarly and convincing, and carry
much weight. Its illustrations of current events
full and fresh. and prepared by best de-
signcrs. With a circulation OF 10000. the Weekly
is read by AT least half million persons, and its
influence as an organ of opinion is simply tremen
dous. The Weekly maintains positive position
and expresses decided views political and social
Problems Louisville CouTier-J ournal.
It's articles models Of high-towned discussion,
and its pictorial illustrations often corrobora-
tive arguments of no small force.-N. Y. Examin-
and Chronicle.
It's papers upon existent questions and its mint
table cartoons help to mould the sentiments of the
county, Pittsburgh Commercial.
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for the purpose 81 nominating candidates for State
@ Ecers to represent the people Of Wisconsin in
the administration ~ state Affairs and Tor the
Transaction IL such other business a. he Canveu-
ton when assembled. may deem necessary TO the
public welfare.
All electors Of Wisconsin who believe the inter
ests Of party organizations justly subordinate TO
the public good. and who otherwise accept the Vi
tal doctrines Of political progress gnd impartial
government embraced In the platform Of the Peo-
ple'= Reform organization Of 1873. supplemented
hv the Declaration Of Principles unanimously
adopted bv the Reform and Independent members
OF the Wisconsin LEGISLATURE of 1873 are invited to
mite without regard to past political differences,
in the election Of delegates TO said Convention.
GEO. H. PAUL. Chairman.
JoHN r. JH.@oN JOHN a. RICE.
JoHs ID. GURSEE, WALTER ;. GREENE.
GEO. H KTEG. j. q. KNIGHT.
AIREET SEMLFR j. p. O. CoTTRIIL.
II 5 PIERPoST CONRAD KREZ,
MYKoN REED. GABE BoUcK.
STEPHEN HARsToS, W. A. ANDERSON.
WILLIAM CAF%oS. ID. l.. PLUNER.
Reform State Central Committee.
The foregning caIl il Paoiished in pursuance Of a
unanimous vote Of fhe members of the Reform
State Central Committee, present at a general
meeting of said Committee. held in the city of
Madison on the ID day Of June instant.
ATTEST: GEO. II. PAUL Chairman.
EMIL WALLER Secretary.
q p C.COTTRILL. Treasurer
o ". WIGHT.
CHAS. J. PALMER,
Executive Committee
Milwaukee. June 3. 1878.
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CHARLES SCffAEEER.
WILLIAM LYNCH.

LASHIONABLETA TLOR.has removed to Buffalo
II Street. two doors West of f. X. & Z. II. Rand's
Hardware Store. All work warranted well done and
to ut. 142s-ly
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HARDWARE. STOVES. Etc.
PAUL EEUE~ER.

DEALER in all kinds Of Stoves. and Hardware
IL and Manufacturer OF Copper. Tin and Sheet
iron ware, York street, North Side. Manitowoc
u Ally
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MUSICAL.
G.. BEEI.ESG.

PROFESSOR of Music. will give lessons in Vocal
L and Instrumental Music in the citv Of Manito-
VOC and At Two Rivers. Residence en- Sth street
near the Court House. - f3lv
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5000 AGENTS WANTED for Genuine EDITION
z iFE AND lABORS or
4 LIVING STONE.

BY Rev j. E. CHAMBLISS, who from his per-
sousl writings Including the LAST JoURxALs.'1
Unfoids vivftiy his GRAND ACHIEVEMENTS. also the
curositle Wonders and Wealth Of the marvellous
country. rits, Minerals, Reptiles, Beasts Savaees
&c. 500 pages. 100 rare Ills. Only $500. Rich
In Interest. Low in Price Outsells everything
5000 first weeks. Address, G. L. BENJAMIN.
Publisher. Fond-dH Lac. Wis. ~
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MERCHANT TAIIORS.

MARTIN HEWETT. Proprietor. Commercial St
n EW Mouse and new Barn. the best Of aCcOmmo-
N datiuns ct moderate prices S55Iy
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MILLER Halls

j. l.. MILLER Proprietor, cor. Chicago and It'll st.
A LARGE NEW BARN has been recently built.
y and wiz be kept in connection with the house.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST ), 1879.
WISCONSIN STATE ELECTION.
Convention for the Nominations OF
Candidates for State Officers.
WeanexdnY. Septambfr 8, 1s75,

A Convention composed nj two delegates from
each Senate and Assembly District j. hereby called
70 meet in tae city Of Milwaukee at u O'Clock
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rOTEs. AND BOARDING HOUsE.
F ZEMAN, Proprietor, cor. Buffalo and Main St