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En- PHOKATE-Hanit County

In the matter of the estate o Nicho as Tete1s
deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition OF John H.
Tercns OF Mishicott representing among
other things that Nicholas Tereus late of the town
of Two Creehs on the 18th day OF January 4. ID
lsT6 st Mishlcott died intc,tate, leaving goods
clat;eis, and estate within this STATE and county
and that the said petitioner Is and heir of said
deceased, and praying that administration OF said
estate be to julius Lindsteadt granted, il is or
dcTed that said petition be heard before tne Judge
ot thIS Court, Monday the 2ist day @ fcbruaty
y. u I57G hi IL clock i. NJ. nay office said
C,,uIiy.
U.uC. ed further that notice thereof be given 10
III Aeira u salu deceased. aui 20 All persons inter
cetcd by publishing copy OF this der tor three
Successive weeks prior IL SAID day al hearing, in
tEe haiii'nwoc flLor "a weekly newspaper pue-
H. hcu ii ,.al.itowUc city in said cnuniv.
Dated tie l,Ih day # Jauu2ry A. D. ls76.
3Gg-8w 4. q. ULMoTED, County Judge.
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The repeal Of the Potter law is
agreed upon, including an understand
ing with Dir. Potter himself, the Presi-
dent Of the Senate, who is the author
of the existing law. Senator Potter ;
course, in thus surrendering to the logic
of events. and to the demands Of every
business and industrial interest of the
State, will secure him only applause.
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En- PROBATE MauItowoc COanty

y CUNfI.
In tae matter of the estate of Otto Iromel
deccs.s cd.
leading ard filing he petition Of Chas
W. Waite Administrator of cet..i. oI said c.
Ceased re>cHIIE- among o,IeA sIn9S- that Az
has ia ~ auiIIIi.istIiD,. sslG eet..lV, anu pray
lag Il Time anu place o. Liked lur eXatalLiu-
..i.U I account
III this court. Il IL oraercd inst said account be
examined by the Judge oi this court. on Monday
the li.r day of February A D. l>it, al u O'CLOCK
A. Vi. at my office III said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given IA
the heirs oi said deceased and 10 all persons inter
ested, by publishing copy ri THIS order Tor three
weeks prior 10 salG day OF hca-in-. in the Mani
tOwoc PILOT necAly newspaper Published Al
ManItoSGc i'll said coant-.
Dated III ManiIowec. the 18Th day of Janu r,
A. u. 1870.
7. q. 0LMSTED County Judge.
Ag IN
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Wisconsin State Agricultural Conyen-

Programme of the Convention to be
held under the auspices of the State
Agricultural Society, in their rooms at
she Capitol, February sth to l1th, in
elusive, 1876.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY STH.
u 7, NJ, Address by Sydney Meyers,
Esq, Banker. Chicago, on Fl
mace, in the Assembly Chamber.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH
0 A. NJ. Brief remarks by President
Eli Stilson.
81 A. NJ. Paper-The Farmer, Geo.
". Lee. Bloomington.
II A. NJ. Paper-Better education an
absolute necessity for the present,
and the future farmer, J. NJ,
Smith, President Northern Wis
consin Agricultural Society, Green
Bay.
2 P. NJ. Paper-The farmer in Poll
tics, VIM. Oriedge, Kcnosha
{ p. NJ. Paper-Renoyation Of Soils
by rotation of crops, Hon. \. \.
Boyce, Lodi.
II 2. N. Paper-Dollars and Sense,
s. ID. Carpenter. Madison. in the
Assembly Chamber
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH.
q a. NJ. Paper-Butter making and
the care of COWS, f. C. Curtis.
Rocky Run.
ii A. NJ Paper-Our Agricultural
Rag Baby, T.. II. Benton, Leroy.
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The failing epidemic has extended to
the territories Of the car, and three
Russian houses, that have been doing
rushing business at Riga, closed on
Tuesday, with aggregate liabilities of
nearly five million dollars.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
CTATE OF WIsC0NSIN,l
HHHltCyy County, SIS,
~ Circuit Court,

Lyman Emerson
Plaintiff.
NicholGsN adler and
William Brown
Defendants
ID y virtue ofaDd pursuant to a judgment order OF
ID foreclosure and sale. rendered in the above en-
titled action on the 18th day of December A. D.
1eV5,at general term OF said Circuit c urt of Man
it"woc County. held at the Court House in said
County -ball expose ct,r safe ana sen pabic
vendue. 20 the highest bidder at thu Sherff- Office
ia the City OF Mantowoc in sadC ounty. on the 10Th
day of February y. ID. 1916. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day. all the following described
mortgaged premiseSto satisfy the amount adjudgcd
Ia the plaintiff in this action together with the in
terest c-.sts and expenses. TO wit:
The norta one half > acre of lot No ffteeul5)
III the subdivision into lots of the south haf(S.
OF the y. f. quarter N. T. 4 ) Of Sec. No. nine
teen ia IN town No nineteen 9,,north of Range
No. tweniy-four ca east in said Manitowec Co.
Wisconsin.
Dated Sherif's Office Manitowoc Wis. this 18th
day Ct January A. d. 1876.
A. WITTENBERG.
Sheriff Mantowoc County.
L. J. Nash. Pits Atty. 9l6-5w
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body who were born in Wisconsin, Hon.
james Ryan, of Appleton, 46 years old,
who is also the oldest resident OF the
State; Hon. Robert n. Baker, of Ra-
cine, 81 years of, age, and Hon John
L. Mitchell, Of Milwaukee, who though
serving out second term, is only 81
years old. Other States are represent
ed By natives in the Senate, as follows;
New York II, Vermont 4, Ohio 3,
Main 2, Massachusetts, and Pennsylva-
MIA, | each There are eight forei gn-
ners in the Senate, 3 from Scotland, >
each from ireland and Germany, and l
from Canada. Hon. Fl. \. Davis, of
Rock County, is the oldest member of
the Senate. he being 90; and Hon,
Rock J Flint and Hon. John. L.
Mitchell are the youngest-bein. "a
years of age. Hon. r. Z. Davis, who
is entering on his fourth term in the
Senate, is the father of the house."
though Hon, H. D. Barron. who has
also been re elected has seen more SER
vice in the Legislature
ASSEMBLY.
Politically, forty-nine of its members
class themselves as Republicans, forty
nine Reform, Democrat and Liberal
mainly the former; are independent
Of all political parties-Messrs Fink Of
Milwaukee, and Carbys, of Ozaukee.
Nearly half the members, forty-nine,
are farmers. There are only FIVE law
yers, Hon Michael Griffin, of Columbia.
Republican; Hon c J Wiltze, of Chip
pewa; Hon Ansley Gray, Of Iowa Coun-
ty; Hon. Bartholomew Ringle, Of Mara
thorn, and Hon Joseph Wedig, Of She
/ boygan. Hon. George Gleason, Of Wal
worth County, is the Oldest member, he
being in his Goth year. Hon. Ansley
Gray is the youngest member, not hav-
ing reached his 22d birthday. Hon
+ VIM J Fiske, Of Green Bay, is the old
est resident Of the State, he having lived
here thirty-nine years. Hon B I
Cooke, Of Milwaukee, and Hon Ansley
! Gray, of Iowa, arc the only two natives
/ of the State, the former being thirty
four wears old. Hon. l. VI Washburn.
of Door County, has only been a resi-
dent Of the State six years, and he is
the latest arrival that holds seat in
the Assembly. There are Is foreigners
belonging to the following nationalitics:
II German, 9 Ireland, ) England, i
Canada, each from Scotland and Nor
wav, and ore each from Switzerland
and Franco. There are several men,
bers of the Assembly who have served
I in the Legislature, among whom may
be mentioned: Messrs Charlton and
Johnson of Dane; F;feld. of Ashland ;
Comstock, Of Trcmpeaulcau: Dewane
and Fi5ke, of Brown; Ellsworth, Fagg
aud Keogh, Of Milwaukee; Flint. OF
Green Lake; Gmize. Of Ozaukcc: Bar
lass, Of Rock; Boyden. Of St Croix;
Bradley Of La Crosse; Coates Of Iowa;
Hardy OF Waukesha: Lees Of Buffalo;
Pullen, of Rock; Ringle Of Marathon;
Wedis and Wolf of She boygan.
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The Centennial appropriation bill was
amended, making the amount So, 600,
the State not liable for greater amount
Passed Monday last.
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4 Companion TO Marke Twain's stove

A well TODD farmer, in the
western part of our town, not
long ago wen, to Manitcwoc aud
purchased a new stoSe, and q
quaint ity of gun powd er,
which, for fear of loosing. he
packed away in the stove. But
as he journsyed home over the
rough roads the paper containing
the powder was scattered
through the stove. Arriving
home the stove was duly put up
and fire built. The stove was
fine one 1t Just suited bis wife,
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Hon. Charles r. Gill, of Madison,
WAS nominated on Monday by the
President for Commissioner of Pensions
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legislative Statistics.

Mr.. R. NJ Bashford, of the Demo
erat, appointed by the Secretary of
State compiler of the Legislative Manu-
al, has received replies TO the usual
circulars of inquiry sent 10 members so
that he is able to compile the Legisla-
tive Statistics. and he publishes a sum-
mary in the Democrat, from which the
PILOT complies the following:
sEsATE.
Politically. the Senate stands p Re-
publican and l. Democrat, Reform aud
Liberal. By occupation there sre IL
farmers, lawyers. merchants, man
ufcaturers, 3 physicians and druggists.
2 llmbermen, > bankers. , editors and
publishers, l miner and machinist The
lawyers are Senators Barron and Hudd,
Republicans: Silverthcrn and Potter.
Dsaaevats, which will furnish excellent
mAieria! Tor strong Judiciary commit
tee. The FIRST native of this Srate elect
cd to the Senate was Fred s. Ellis, of
Green Bay. in 1894. the next was Hon.
Henry S. Magcon. { lafayette County:
there are now thre< members Of that
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ADNINISTRATR SALE.
IN E-Nani,Owoc COUNTY

In the matter Of the estate of Dennis Judge, de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
snaTce Of an order Of license made in said matter
ON the 10th dav of January A. 1S-6by the County
Ccurt Of said Comfy the undersigned Ad-
ministratrix of the estate ofDenns Judge deceased
VIII on, Monday the 1tE day of FehrUarv.A ID. 1875.
81 ten clock In the forenoon of said day the Office
OF theCounty Edge.in the city Of Maniinwoe: N said
County offer for sale ~ public vendue the following
described lands. io-wit The South East quarter
a.. Of the North Esst quarter - and the South
West quarter - of The North East quarter "a ,
at Seer. No. seven IN. Township No. twenty (zSl,
North OF Range No. twenty-five f22.) East.
Terms Of Sale TO be cash payment delivery
OF deed.
MARC RET JUDGE.
Administrative.
Dated at Nanitouoe the 10th day OF January A
d. 1876. 9e1-4w
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The Chinese Government has decided
10 take its place at the approaching In
dustrial exhibition at Philadelphia.
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TAKEN UP.

fY The subscriber. residing in the town Of Eos
snfh. southwest crarteT section Fix -. on or
lieut. II LIT Gsy oi ,aTrary. Is c. six sheep FIVE
wIite ard Gle black. The owner is roquc,te1 "a
TIoye Ircl cry Tay charge srd take the same
aNay. JOHN ROBINSON
Dated at kossuth this III day OF January 1876
tSs4y)
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ID y yiriue Of judgment rendered in the above
Dentitied action ou the 2ith day of December. A.
u. 1875 Tor the sum of S}l1.l5 damages and costs
and an execution issued Subsequently there n in
favor Of the said plaintiff and against the said de-
PENDANTS above named. III 2ccarGarC" with the pro
visions OF chapter i2 81 the revised statutes # this
St&te and acts amcnddf0rv thereof ! shall offer
f1r sale and sell IT public auction. 10 the h-hcs,
bidder al ttv court house III the City and {, unity,
OF MaDitGwCc. and State Of iscoHsin, on the 18th
Gay nt Mar-h A. ID. ls.6 ut II O'Clock n the lore
noon OF that day all The right. title and interest
which the said Gctc Gant. sebastian EurgaIdt had
the 5th day al February. 4. y. 1875 or which
he has since acquired therein in and the follow
ing described premises tu-Rit: Al. the lard and
real estate lying cnc being in the County of M2ni-
iowoc ard state oC Wisconsin des cTibed follows
LOT 40 nineteen 3ig.h in subdivision of east half
Of &c ~. six s. Fo'gn N'- ei-atccG tI:l north
OF Range w Twcurv-four "a east, together with
the building thereon.
Dated iisli,owoc Wis onsin. Feb. 2Hd 70
\ WIT ENbERG.
Sheriff! of EautoNcc County.
BY i. MUIHcLIAND.
Under Sheriff,
c. Z Estahrstok. PIT : Atty. sl-ow
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FARM FOR SALE.

FRANK EIERMANN offers for sale his valuable
farm near the town line road of Two Rivers. con-
sisting Of % Of clearing and 16 of wocd land
A'so his farm machinery which he will sell cheap.
SsSw r. EIERIANF.
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SiIEiurF'S SALE.
CTAyE o. sSCSSSEN-
y fkavie0Hoc county.

- 1kaGitoysoc County.
Ry virtue Of an execution issued out Of snd IN
der me seal of the Cs-rHif Court of the State Of
V ;sccnsr, IL ana for The County o. Aanitcwcc in
said stsTe.acas-F .he goods clag:ss sLCS auG real
properly Of James Altee upon a jGGymt III
rendered by and before ". u. WaiCo. County
JUG Il said County a. N;niioNoc On the
Esd dav Of December. A r. ISL. wherein Joseph
Villas was plaintiff. ard said James A!hec was
defendant, trsuecTi.s al which said
Judgment was daily fled IL The ofiic' nfthe Clerk
Of the Circuit Court in &aniEovoc County. on the
9th dUv @! December. i. D. 1873.
] have levied upob aHd seized all the right title
and Interest which the laid James AlSee had
on the said 9th GAY -: December IS. has since
acEred 81 in and 80 The following Grsc3ij,- d real
estate To- Wit: LoI- uUHtcT tef tIuJ spG tLiTIeen
Il p in Block ti,y--eNEn 81 ~ the 'isy al Mani
toNoc in said Mgnirnwoc oEntr. ia The
state of Wise nein: "a laid down ia the recorded
piar Of said Civ of Nauifcvoc ich said premises
sha.i exse Tor sale aid sell tie law directs ~
public Aactian yspdgr "a the highest bidder at
the sheriff c.rcc the CRY sIsd County OF Mantle
VOC. IN sei6S;ste 90 Wisconsin, the 18Th day
March. A. u. IS. al 10 o'c!ocA a u. Of that
dav,
Dated Feb. ID 1875
a HHTTTRS7rEG-
Sheriff Nanitowoc County.
By ?. AUIHoLLA>D.
eil-~ Under ShTiE'
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that he has recently established himself IN
bis NV lloUsE on Chicago Street be-
tween 9Th aud 9th streets.
The house : entirely new, and has been
furnished with an entirely new outfit
A Large and Commodious Stable al.o
attached.
The public patronage is solicited.
as-Tr.lENl MODERATE so
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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 3, 1876.
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AMUsKMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
KEEtT ESss EESs sSsfEEs sIS srsns a%Sss
os.s. Ss::i g:$ i
Terrific aGi 81 III TaH f'lT ssa G' me
40 artists. h'"1' sgsi dresses % artists
Box office open daily from A. ". 70 10 4 NJ
NlBLo's GARDEN.
o!lAn. Es EAgNoLD.........Le Lessse and Manager Manager
Sh"SBs BsBA snhh"Gop '''''''''A rRiuNflli s.''
COMEDY. UNPRkCEDESrED SUCCESS
ornsa BoGrfE. BABA
riNToaiMiE THE enEST BALLET
SASA' pARa rnaaE im2 Erha,aiIiEKk rPhRnaiEKks paSssusE.
nnd 4s coRYrHEEs
sLSSP2Mskrs SApisis CORPS DE ssa%dLrEE sad Or s 100
's'si as fLizs' .sss'ss wsATSEssnS sffisiss
Ma. ELIZA LIZ. A%iIs' %%sInKssBY nea 'a 81.
Mr. ". il caAsg opsa.sa
Mr. W " i. h4sa CRANE Fa''s + ny
Mi Min. HlIzsssfS hztsSf SnasszEH HEszEt ."..s.
slsnors %,sI;, HSl"SISa si. MIS- IDA Div'EEE
MAJ NiRTrzfN,s Hi;TSN1sS.s iwss' music Properties.
marvellous, scenic effects Rich
Tho great Transformation SCENE, the costumes
y SHERWOOD and pfyEEsA sssss
Perfection
5Oth perform Of BABA of
Monday. November O. Ballet.
.CRAND OPERA HOUSE.
foqha r. corner 80 lessee. and Managers
THIS hSENfSG.
ssEESSkkss,,Tr ssESSkks,T nE nnEs Mrs. 3. e nowaRD l!,,w,
EVERY LADY pkEshXTgD WITH an iNrgRiAL
AS SOUVENIR OF rnE OCCASION.
LAST PERFORMANCE nyT TWO ,sr til. present Of
uussccLLE TONS TONS oAsiS. CABIN
ArA g. g. HOWARD as ..........-......To .ToPSY
E saa Ss2fi!t tASa4oa yGsFH5k siksEss
ny 40 GENUINE SOUTHERN DARKIES
Prices 81 25. 81, T5c. Soc. and 25c.
NEXT WEEK Hon; WM. r CODY BUFFALO BILL
EXTRA in MICE 81 sSoVrs or I'll PLAINS,
OS TUESDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER T.
ELECTION DAY.
A GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE.
a GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE.
IRAND OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY.
GILMORE AND Ills FAMOUS BAND
FIRST OF TIE GRAND SERIES,
MKT SUNDAY EVENING, November 5, 1876,
Norton soprano Mr. Aaoph Sohst, baritone; Mr. NJ. Ar
buckle corct; Nr Ferdinand CARR Ioiinst Master VI err
RieEel pianist: Mr. T. A. Leebre, saxophone; Mr. !.
ouintet of saxophones and Gores Hand perform,
Marvellous and original performances of the grand
overture William Tell. Berthovens Fifth symphony.
Lis, Rapsode Hongroe and other grand works will be
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS
Reserved including admission, 10 and 81.
according TO iocson Tor sale the Grand Opera House
Ill Broadway. and at the principal hotels
rrONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
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EVERY MIGHT,
the most successful Play OF
the CENTURY.
D'Lnnery 4 cormon's mar
veiioas Drama,
| THE TWO ORPH ANS.
with It's superb stage settings
ana ITS unrivaiicd caste. in-
Guiding the iollowin. art
lists - Mesxrs. Z. Il. Thorne,
Jr; john Parsellc, Frederic
! Robinson. James O'Seil.
Claude Burroughs. j. q.
Peaks. IL. W. Montgomery,
Thomas 4. Morris, l.. Thomp-
son, J. Matthews. w. II. VIII
der. II, Aviing. W. Raynon,
w. s Quisley. e. VI. Collins
and Misses Fanny Morant.
Kate Claxton. Sara Jewett.
| Kate (;irard, Mrs. Marie viii
kins aud Misses Ida Vernon,
| Roberta Norwood. Ethel
Allen. l.. Cleves and Mrs. l.
] 4. seymour.
/, 4, NJ. 10 10 L. NJ.
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J(EOUkLYN THEATRK
lJLcssees and VI n ayers. ....SaOOK 4 PALMER
Fol; ONE WEEK ONLY
Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
IN JANE EYRE.
FRIDAY EVEZING-BENFFIr or MISS THOMPSON
MATINEE SATURDAY. AT 2 +. H.
NEXT WEEK..
THE LONG srRIkF.
Mr. II: sroDDARr AS MONEYPRNNY
miss KATHERINE ROGERS AS JANE LEROYD
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

ID r. BARNUMs SHOW s'MuSRAB +. r.
l. Al CiLMORE's GARDEN.
u. y. FAkSEAs SHOW S'MCNkAB 7. X.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
r. T. bAkNtMs SHOW s'MuSRAB T. r.
MUSEUM, NENAGERIE And CIRCUS.
r. r RARNuMs SHOW s'MuNRAR 7. r.
RARk LIVING WILD ANIMALS
y. 7. BARNrMS SHOW S'MrNRAB T. r.
S2aW1 HiPPOPOTAMuS.
r. T. BAkNUM'S SHOW SNrSRAB 4. r.
NEW PERFORMA MANcRs
p. r. BARNUA's SHOW SNuNRAB \. r.
NEW ATTRACTIONS
i. +. BAkNtM'S SHOW S'NUNRAB 7. l..
NEW FEATURES.
r. r. BARNUM's SHOW S'MUNRAB 4. p.
TATTOO.
r. t. BARSUM'S SHOW SMUSGAK I. I.
Admission 90 cents Children nine, IS canta Or
chestrs seats =, cents extra. Doors aud ~
Performances u -
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) HARRY WATSON. o
CHARLES r. ELLIS, N
JENNIE MORGAN. Y
MULI1lE WILSON,
JAMES SHARPLEY, +
FRED SHAKPLEY. A
CHARLES SHARPLEY, s
HARPER 4 STANLEY, r
aus WILLIAMS, o
HARRY kERNELL, X
JOHN KERNELL, -
BOBBY DAILY.
TOMMY DAILY. +
DANNY DAILY. o.
WILLIE DAILY. ID
PAULINE PARKER. A
LEWIS PARKER, Y
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HNIoN SQUARE
u THEATRE
Proprietor
Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
Manager,
Mr. A. VI. PALMER
Begins at =. over AZ II rs.
SATURDAY MATINEE
NJ ! 30
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MATINEE TODAY AT O'CLOCK
The best Variety show In New York. Tne largest
most celebrated company earth. JOHN HART
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A -RtDUCED EENlS NEW COMPLETE FUI
IN .uished lists Onces 4 Pine and 80 East i7th st.
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4 -.ASJuINING SIN Av.. 3lSr, 32D 3lTu 35Tl
A.and 3eth sts-Nery elegant Dwellings 10 let low. Pc
mus at Pine or 81 East 18th ~
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A Parry GOING ABROAD WISH TO LIT TIIEIT
II lflousc, furnished uuiurnhed AT Orange Junction
n. j.. terms to suit to a responsible party
CkOME ANDERSON, PCS Grand st.
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POLlTlCAll.

DEMocRArIc MASS MEETING GRAND RALLY.
IJfertace Garden. aS.h and I'd Friday evening,
November 2 Distinguished speakers will address the
meeting. Music in Attendance
DOLlT1CAL DOCUMENTS CANDIDATES or
others desiring rapid aud efficient distribution OF Their
documents will find their advantage empiey the
American District Telegraph Company: $50 messengers
- Offices Inquire at general Office az Broadway st
district Office
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'~lhose who have not seen
the TWO ORPHANS as pro.
cnced NJ the Union square
Theatre have not seen IL az
a.l.n-chicago herald.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-06
. AIS!aEs.zTEEgtaaEAKNxagIY

A5tsxk1WyHeKRxNgAliY
appeared as "Rlchelieu Isst night at
the theaier hsfosegses large audience
80 ID ss1habesauainuaro om wss diH-
cut Ad.ar1tkSs sSEidg6 ~ Mr.. Sullivan
vas iIY sSelppesS. Il 5essssS MRHevBsebW ex-
'ceIlsdt p this City nAs'l6saTESo pfTO--
gPressSsaed ibes 2aaudiesScre' bbscaHAgs ae5Au kas-
tic, aid lcOSmnfpssnpsd' 9lhie' 1sGatSr 29iS' apSeHir
before, the eaDhrtshinn' affhssq pss9 Tof each.
at 70 iraeseiiVse ftssssGS%p5isjsp Of wbRSaR-
ton 10 the form OF q loud AID 1gz,sabasf1cS6as
greeting. u Twas Saass a 10 mnoossGgthslfcb effJbrATS--
ance-One that stsslnRpsd 1hSnaStor Sss
mar of genius, a thotRRsR aFG4gtIc
scholar ana one who holds biz place With
power and honor among the greatest
artists Of the stage. The support rem
dered by the company was commendable,
especially the support rendered by Mr..
Cathcart, as DE Bsridas," Mr.. Norton,
as DE Msupret," and Miss Florence
Chase, as Julia de Mortimer. Tonight
The Gamester will be the attraction, and
tomorrow night Hamlet will be re-
peated.
ScDALITY ESrERTAISMENr.-0n next
Monday night the SodaIity Dramatic
Association. will appear at the theater
and will present the Specser Bridegroom
And Boots at the Swan, the members Of
the Association taking the different
roles. In addition to the above pro-
gramme Mr., Barry Sullivan and Mr.. ].
+. Cathcart have kindly consented to
appear and present a scene from one Of
Shakspeare's dramas. The object Of
the entertainment is to assist ia defray-
ing the expenses of the monument
placed over the graves of the Catholic
Fathers who fell victims to the yellow
fever epidemic OF 1873. We predict a
crowded and fashionable heuse upon the
above occasion.
MYERS OPERA HoUsE.-This temple
OF variety amusement on Jefferson street
is open to the public nightly. Manager
Eugene F. German presents a change of
programme each evening, and has en-.
gagged a fne company of variety artists
to appear in specialties, farces, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-06
R~ack.saIarx Grab.

Mayor League came to the front once
again last night and put his veto on the
back-salary grsbbers who undertook to
vote themselves monthly pay, when the
charter says they shall receive no pay,
and the City Attorney has said they are
not entitled to the same. The back.
salary account for October and Novem.
Der, However, was passed over the
Mayors veto by the following vote:
For pay Of the Council-Aldermen
Waldran, Malatesta, Happek, White,
Doyle, MORT, Chairman Robbins, Coun.
cilmen Kelly, Caro-, Hewitt, luther,
Clouston (coll, Doherty, Gay, solari,
Moores, Danbury, Grant, Moon (col) and
Rysn-20.
Against pay Of the Oouncil-Alder
men Metcalf, Hillsmsn, Councilmer
Elder, Green, Carpenter. Cochran and
President Gent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-06

In the report Of Mr.. James Reilly,
Clerk Of the County Court, We end the
tax aggregate Of the county to be as fol,
lows: Number Of lots, 1926; number Of
acres, 447 OH; value Of lots, $50, O03, 625;
value of acres. So, O2O,l 1874; total value Of
real property, 1923, 1859; value of rail
roads, $646, 300; value of personal prop
erty, IS, 2OS, 216; total penalty, $751;, 1876;
total value Of real and personal proper,
ty, $33,4l9, 800; number of polls, 1890;
poll-tax, $27, $50; number Of dogs. 1851;
number of bitches, 1893; dog tax, $25,,
212; State tax, $l3S.677 "A; county tax,
$S5, l64 Is; judgment tax, $l7,032 49,
courthouse tax, SOL, O9s 40; school tax,
$5l,O98 40; poor and penthouse tax,
1874. 065 Sc; Memphis and Ohio railroad
tax, sl7,O32 SO. Grand total Of tax.
44T6.487 IS.