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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

A little routine business was trans-
acted IN the forenoon before the senate
proceeded to the hall OF the house, TO 70
into joint convention for the purpose Of
nominating officers within the legisls-
tive gilt In the afternoon committee
reports were received. and minor bills OF
Il local nature were passed. The house
bill providing for the construction OF
free gravel roads was passed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

The entire time OF the morning scs.
sion wss occupied in hearing report.
from committees, and when word was
received Of the death Of Senator Bran.
ham, the senate adjourned. The bill
draugbted BY the prison committee oc.
cupied the attention OF the house during
the afternoon. aud two sections were
adopted.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22
Do Not CrOak.

The democratic partY,has been square
ly beaten in the campaign that has just
closed. 1t is true that the republicans
did not poll majority of the votes cast,
but they did secure plurality, which
was sufficient to elect their ticket and
defeat the democrats. The defeat must
be looked squarely in face. 1t is an
accomplished fact, which cannot be un-
done, but there are lessons in it which
if rightly studied may prove most health
full to the party.
DO not croak. Don't say the demo
cratic party is dead, or that it's no use
fighting against republican money
don't talk any such nonsense, but stu "
the whole situation carefully, the posi-
ton of things before the election and
the result of the campaign, to make
preparations for harder struggle next
time.
The democratic party is alive and will
live in its principles if not in name. as
long as this continues to be free coun-
try. Democratic doctrine-the prin-
ciples underlying the party, alone can
preserve the liberties Of the people, the
freedom of the state That the people
have awakened TO this fact was attested
last year by the immense popular major
ity for Mr.. Tilden, which loses none
of its significance from the fact that 1t
was afterwards nullifed by rascally
returning board.
The democratic party is stronger to-
day than it was year ago, and the loss
of this state, under the peculiar circum-
stances of the case, does not seriously
weaken the strength of the party in the
nation at large
1t is rather early yet, while the battle
field is still obscured by the smoke Of
the conflict, to point out the lessons Of
the defeat, but it has lessons which
every good democrat should carefully
study. The defeat was the result in
part of apathy on the part of the voters.
Study the whole matter faithfully and
be prepared to avert a similar disaster
in the future.
Do not hang down your head, but
take courage, preserve your faith in the
democratic party and prepare for future
trlumphs. Madison Star.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

Ia rs the nGblcst employment, Lngie has
, much looser fit that we Thought possible;
hut tie Professor doubtless felt that he
had an audience to startle and amuse: il is
mother way Of Opening the eyes OF the
7 rgiu," which he condemns in his lecture.
lie knows it is naughty but he can't resist
he temptation, and forsakes his eolors in
the most marked way for that sprightly
jade, popularity The fact is people general.
ly, wouldn't 90 to hear a philosophical
lecture unless they were sure that some
thing or somebody would be abused in
spicy attractive manner; if it be the bible,
or the apostles so much the better, and
lecturer IS bound TO please bis audience
wether logical or not 1t is fun to see the
Swans who must in the yery nature of
things be dogmatic, and the ecclesiastics,
who must be so for the some imperative
reason, fling that innocent word at each
other, as being at once the greatest of in
suits and the most effectual argpluentative
poser After all, skeptical lecturer who
says prayer is like TIE GGor of flowers, the
unconscious and rare breath of the Vi
lifted soul, is good fellow, and would
make splendid emotional preacher.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

OUR AEMY.-DurIng the discussion
on the army appropriation bin in the
House the other day, the adiutant-cencr-
al sent in report upon the general DIS
trlbutlon of the army This shows that
the ten cavalry regiments, NUMBERING
In all about 5000 men, are on DUTY in
the far West and Texas. The head
quarters of the FIVE artillery regiments,
numbering about ,, go men, are station
ed At TT. Adams, r. l.. Fit NcHenrv
Md, TT. Hamilton, New Y ork harbor.
Preside, San Francisco, and at Charles
ton. 5. {. The twenty-five infantry
regiments. numbering 5000 mep, are
scattered through all the territories. and
Nebraska, Texas, Kansas, California
Minnesota, with companies also station
ed in Michigan, Georgia, Tennessee. and
the District of Columbia. The whole
army numbered only about 20, 600 men.
> the bill as passed by the House will
not reduce the number Of tie troops
now in the field.
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GUARDIANS LEASING OF REAL
ESTATE
II PROBATE, Ifanitaw0c County
I Tam

In the matter Of the leasing the real estate Of
Igualz Pankra,z, minor heir OF Ignatz Pankratz
deceased.
Notice Is hereby givcn that by virtue and in
pursuance of an ORDER OF license. made in said
matter. on the 2Sth day of October, A. ID. lsz7 hy
the County Court Of said county, the undersigned
Matthias Ref, guardiad of the said Ignatz Pank-
ratZ. minor, Will on Monday. the s6th day of
November, y. u. ISL, II clock in the forenoon
OF SAID day az the ONCE of tire County Judge, IL
the city Of Manitowic in said county, Offering
leasing al public yendue. the following described
lands to-wit: !; OF e = III sec. l. town %
range - in said county also 2 OF i OF n Q I
al same section. partof ! OF ; same sec
tlDu. part OF = OF n a OF section No. lG I 90
K 2S-lI acres, part Of Il ; Of n Z. same sec
ton, No. rs, part OF Il corner OF n " Il Of " :
said section No. IS part Of I, : 4 of said see
No. ~ south paT1 al , o. sec. No. - aforesaid
on which eaid premises together situated
mill, gri>t mill and the mill pond connected
with the same and flowing the irregular portions
OF land above described.
Terms Of leasing-cash quarterly il advance.
Dated at hanitowOc, the :gth day OF oct. 4. u.
ISL. 3-3w. MATTHIAS Ref, Guardian.
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The Utica Observer very truthfully
remarks: "AIr. Tilden belongs to a
class of leaders who are growing too
rare in American politics He call a
spade spade and a crime a crime. He
has no soft words for the party which
sought to pcrpetuate its power by fraud.
His brave words strike a responsive chord
in the heart of every true democrat.
Until the crownlng wrong of this centu-
ry is avenged, and the right of self gov
eminent is vindicated, all other questions
must be held in allegiance. And it is
under the leadership Of Samuel j.
Tildcn that the people will again assert
their supremacy.
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IN Pss'ssA.f. nan.soSy0c County

In the matter of The estate Of Cc-rie Lawiey. de
ceased
On reading ana filing the petition of Mary Ret
ate hex {ioTH erlv Law ~ uf ko<Surh stid Sonuty
r prs'IIi IN! among olh"T Things thar G,-Tie Law
les late M i>as<ath aid county abuut The IAN tav
died inIe>ialc. leaving goods chafteis ana estate
within tins state or isConSin. and that the said
petitioner Is the widow oi said deceased and
prayli- mat administration OF said estate De 10
Valentine !aburehek granted, It Is ordered that
rdid petition be heard before the Judge OF this
CourI, OF Monday, the 2Jth day Of November. A
county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given 10
me htlfo OF sal4 deceased, and 10 all persons inter
eSted, 10y publishing copy of this order fer tbrae
successive weeks prior 10 said day of hearing In
the Luanitowoe Pilot. weekly newspaper pnh-
lished al rsauitowoc in said COUNTY
Dated At ssanitopoc. The 55rh day of t,c. n
lS1'. 2-3w- I. & OLMSTED. COUNTY judo.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

Mr. Alex G. Botkin, of The Milwau-
kee Sentinel, has been appointed consul
to Manchester, England. 1t was quite
generally understood that he was to
have the position of assistant Secretary
OF State. but the $4,000 year as con-
sui was probably what made him decline.
Jack BTundagc, OF The Portage Reg
lister, will probably receive the appoint
ment Of Assistant Secretary.
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IN PHoRATE, WanitoSyoc Comfy

late al said county, deceased
on reading and filing the petition of Rhoda
Sacket, q city Of Man!towoc. Wis. representa-
among Other things thar Aurelis Suuiars }sta rr
me county OF Manitogoe. Wis, On tie 18th dsv of
octoeer, A. ID. lS76 at the city of Manitowoc, Wis
ale1 ihte:taie leaving goods, thattes. and estate
within this state and thar the. sid Detitionar - =
dauShter OF said deceased and praying that sd
mlhlstTation OF said estate be to Daniei SackeT
SfahIea' II : ordered that the said petition bt.
the Sd day OF December, A. u. ls7f NJ 10 o'cIoct,
a m. NJ my Office in said county
Ordered fUr hr-. that notice thereof ! . s-i,a, .
the heirs OF said dec ssed, and 20 all PERSONS in
teIesied' by publishing & coy OF thi- order for
lhfee successive weeks prio- q said day OF hesr
ing. IN the Napitcwoc Pilot. q weekly ney.n4n1r
pblsned at Msnitowoe in SAID county
Dated November Iet, 1871
S-Sw' J. g. oLASTED, Con lty ] de.
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Wedding Bells

Under this heading the St. Louis Daily
.EIobe Dem ocrat of Oct the 18th, has a
column DEVOTED to an elaborate description
OF the wedding Of Miss Anna McLaran.
eldest daughter Of Col. Charles j. McLaran,
and Mr.. Theodore DeForest a prominent
st. Louis society gentleman, with The hard
""iN -'"t'sN -.
regret that want of space prevents US from
copying in detail the Ger emory at the
church, the reception, and the names of
wedding guesie. We will however men,
tlon few OF the ladies toilets for the bene
ut OF our laiy readers, The brides dress
was cream satin, with point lace over dress,
boquet of orange blossoms, white tullc veil
trimmed with orange blossoms. Orna-
ments, large and elegant diamonds; the
sister Of the bride beautiful
and queenIy brunetto, was attired 10 white
trimmed with white safiG, dia-
mond ornaments. Mrs. DeForest, N other of
he groom, black silk, with velvet and
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II of the bride, in plum colored velvet,
Fhite lace, and diamond ornaments Mrs.
Joseph DeForest, bride of last summer.
Ehom ou. readers hR.e will remember as a
uest of hlr. and Mrs. Jones was elegantly
TIRED in black velvet, en- train, with trim
'ng OF white lace. diamond ornaments.
he bridegroom is the brother OF the Rev.
oseph DeForest, of Berlin, formerly of
us city whose successful and energetic
astorate of nearly four years here will al
avs be remembered with gratitude by the
lureh We see that he had the pleasure
assisting officially at the wedding cere-
ony; having several brothers still unmar
ed ne has yet something to look forward
IN the way of family alliance. J
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IN BaTE-nanItOw COUNTY

teaSed.
On reading and fling tn : clifton of Dorotbes
Tisch. Of Mishicott OF Man tovgOc county, Wis re-
presenting among othe- things that William
IIsch- late of Manitow0c county, the 9Th tav OF
September, A ID. lss.. Al Mishicott IN said county
died interstate, leaving goods chattels and estate
within the state of Wisconsin, and that the said
petitioner Is the widow. of said deceased and
PRAYING that administration OF said esate DC 10
Hans Boyer granted, il IS ordered that said petit
ton be heard be.ore the Judge of this Court. on
Monday, the 18th day Of November A. D. 1877. ar
10 O'Clock .. m. at my Office in said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given To
the heirs OF said deceased, and 10 all persons in
IeTe=ted, by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior 10 said day of hearing
IN the AantoYoc Pilot weekly wspaper pub
lish at ManiGGWoc in said county.
Dated ManiJoWoc, the 3lst day of Oct A d
Isl. 23w. T q. OLASTED. County Judge
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Col Corbin of the Sitting Bull Com
mission has arrived in Washington, and
denies that the great chieftain treated
the commission ungraciously. lie gave
the members Of the commission several
interviews, which were interesting and
important In one of these he gave
description of the Custer massacre. which
differed very little from the circum-
stances as generally understood. Custer
charged Sitting Bull and his band, who
outnumbered him ten to one, and was
surrounded and destroyed before he
could cut his way out Sitting Bull
says that if Reno had not retreated when
he did, the Indians who were already
retreaung, would have been badly /,
demoralized and lost the fight.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

biued- Without means without r.
taincrs, helpers, orator and workers,
Senator Rankin did large amount of
hard work. exercised special and per:
sonal supervision Of the canvass, and
rendered a service to the democratic
party such as few II none of his pre-
dccessors have done.-Neeaah Times.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

Mr.. Julius Baumgarten, engraver of
this city, has just completed new great
seal Of the United States, for the use of
the State Department at Washington.
This is the only seal made for the State
Department since the original seal was
made, at the foundation Of the govern
ment. The old seal, from the wear Of
The new seal is of the best English
steel, , inches in diameter and { Of an
inch in thickness 1t has smooth
surface with the exception of the tradi-
tional eagle, and the words II Pluribus
tnum' engraved on the face 1t will
be taken to Washington IN few days
and attached to the machine with which
it is used -PhjladelpAia Lldger.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

The telegraph announces the death of
Hon. Geo. s. Bangs at Washington at
3 o'clock Saturday morning In Chica-
60, where he was we'll known, the news
caused universal regret. He formerly
held the position Of l. S. sub-treasurer
there, and his fame was chiefly acquired
and earned through his connection with
the fast mail service, which he probably
did more to improve than any other
person.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1877.

The Postmaster General has issued an
order requiring all Railway, Post Office
route messengers and local agents of the
postal department to provide themselves
with uniform, within sixty days from
the issuance Of the order. This is done
to prevent handling Of the mails by I'M
proper or unauthorized persons.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

OUR CHAIRMAN-Hoa. joseph
Rankin. chairman Of the democratic
state comuitte, managed the short demo-
cratic campaign with unusual skill and
industry. That we we're defeated is in
no way attributable to any errors of
Judgment Or in action on his part VIM.
I. Smith. though elected governor, has
received, on lair estimate 60. 900 votes
less than Hayes received year ago.
io'oeo less than LudIngton received
two Years ago and $4,000 less than the
democratic aud sreentack vote com.
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/ Professor IAN Buren, DensIow sovs IN
ms lecture on "Moody aud Morals" that
the scholarly skeptica class are more ser1-
pulous IN regard to truth telling than re-
liglous people, giving emotional religion
lists, en- PEASANT severe castigatlon. Bpk
he did not state with desirable clearness
the difference between RELIGIONS and
scientific spasm, leaving US in doubt as to
their respective staying qualities. Relic-
ious people however have this consolation.
that while obedience and faith are all that
are required to make man good by the
golden rule, two things within the scons If
the most deficient in intellect, 1t takes n
good many centuries &c make a scientist.
and then there is TO certainty of his being
an angel. Science is shy maid and net
easily won; if the morals of the world rest.
ed 10 the hands of the learned, serupulous
as they no doubt are, or at least can be If
they choose, as trained intelligence riy,s
almost perfect control over the Lascr self I
get two or three dozens-all we can safeIv
clam. would hardly have morals enough 10
20 round. 1t would be a surer method in
tie interests of morality, to let the fen
'ommaudments with Christ as the teacher
10 their best, for the degraded and icno-
rant, until there is more intellect raised 70
he acre than there is at present. He eIso
emsrks in his crisp logical style that
Christ makes giving the chief virtue and
o comnends beggery as the noblest en-
loyment- 1t seems to be very excel
mt thing to tie scientific man; doing .
ute away wit the restrain pg necessity of I
sing common sense. How wi this do on .
lie same pr uc:rls? Clrist makes forgive /
'ss the chief virtue, ard 80 eommsnds 8
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n PROBATE, Manitowoc CounIy

ceased. ~Nti0i Ut
On reading and filing the petition of Wm q
Lueps, administrator of said estate setting forth
the amount OF personal estate that has come
10 ms hands and the disposition thereof: the
amount OF debts outstanding against said deceas
ed and description of all the real estate ofwb;b
said deceased died seized and the condition ana
Ialue OF the respective portions thereof and prav
lg tha5 Incense be to him granted to sell the whole
% $50. saio reai estate or so much of said real
estate as shall be necessary to nav said
DEBTS and il appearing by said petition thai ,bar
e not sumo ent personal estate in the hands ~
sald administrator TO sell the whole Of said real
estate II Is therefore ordered that all persons inte
ssteq IN SAID estate appear before the Judge Of
s - court on the 3lst DAY of December 1877 next
a. ~ CLOCK g. m, at County Judges office in The
city of Manitowoc. then and there n shoY con ing
why license should not be granted to said admin.
lstrator TO sell said real estate according 70 H.
prayer Of said petition. W 'He
ana y II further ordered, that copy Of this ord
CT shal De personally served all persons inter
estsd in said estate fourteen DAYS before said Ss
OF nearing or shall be published Ior four succsssiI
wees P5i t to said day of nesring in tfs Mani
,bs cs,,. ~ III Seekiy newspaper published at
s-4w, i, G, OLMSTED t,onrty H. Wis
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II rEEoHsTE.-man,soSoc County

deceased. - ~ " ooo'H
o an whom it may concern Letters of adj.
DoI A. Shove, on the jth day CT November 4 n
~ ana tour months from and after said dav helm
allowed ana limited for creditors 10 present tbri1
hereby ven that ne undersigned will on tI. fir.
.nohGty III Gatn and every month during said tou
months at the Probate Office in the CITY of Mani
!oWoG IN said county, receive. examine and ad
Just all claims, and demands OF all persons aasIi
said deceased, " ''='I'iN'
34w. T c. OINSTFD Cor,,+. ia
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sfHSSAEE = Manitowoc County

ceased. VI w" Nohei, de
,,- On reading aud filing the petition of Cbas "
W mt, admlnlstrafor OF the estate of sail decea
81 nepTeSchun@ among other things that he hos
i nm an4 place BE- fixed Tor examining and allow
eil2 ne account OF hs administration filing in thi
ed BY the Judge of this Court. on Mondsr 4b a.
Gay OF December A. d. 1877, at 10 O'clock \ m o.
at my office in said county N d. H.
Ordered further. that notice thereof bo ,.,.,,, .
inc hcrs OF said deceased and to all persons iItor
ester, oy FURNISHING copy OF this order for fonr
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the Man
MaIIitow0c in said COUNTY ~ P'piisheu al
o Dated at Mantowoc. the 9TH day OF Nov, A n
1871 4-3W' I. G. OLMSTED, County JudGa
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