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, 1877-12-28

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BALTIMORE,
n!trtaoas. Dec. ~, -tLouR-ua!ss. sesdy. and M
q. q%fs IN ss:, NJ
"a e,' AL; '; 3 p 4 M ,na
htt aaNst Jan;tfry fehfasri Nyss: western
sss IL % ss IT, ts Ill ';:s IA ssas s{
M.r-sseaar sna nnen.aasa
:s:''s' 81 q refined ''
It It.:xts1. .f!5as 80 srl. ~h... $4,000 bu, eoru
81 ss''a:srs.s's: ~ ~ ':ss - '";.:, T..
-11i: 11iss,SG D;s .t: S,9s l. iH's u q;
;;Y.ss} ;s}}s ssSfssr; F,Ss IS 'R Et
@ % %s:s sss s ssh
os? ns s' s!!: -s:; oo eu, eo
sssssss...f fss;; .so @ er., vhe.. o,poo but cora,
:sss; asaGs:s as ri ;:as.;; 't . ss
1tttwauMSs. Dee. .a7:-FL,vs7,aplet but arm
n H. a~.usts sssk. .rd a s'sesa
4tli; No. ] TO- n .io!4t December and January
u tDkt February. $t.it&tt ko.3 Milwaukee. u o5t1
Corn aiss, No. 4 9ic. 6As nfntf. IL fAif dalnknd,
81 Ss' s.sis III 81 ~ e;ss ;sa 10
PHov1.iosa.Enll and wea1. Mas pork. su.?o.
L9fa *!:.Hfa
MfoxfrrS- Ftoar. - go nrffs wheat. 4G HU on
ehaFA6Sts-fleaf. !etnN hfta. *aeSt- oss"o ou'
....-......-.,. fnLLApELfnlA
THSaLanftfntA FAt.. peo. 27-kIoes-Qaes enu
quiet .n unchanged Corn dun and
nmchnnzed. 0its luiet hut stsHtyt Wtstcsn whltes
dghaS9tt Ti1s1 ao 33t38s R{e 1n!nt a. 72a74e.
hns 1slnSA-MeM PlFKs 9h3.ut&A1+apt 4ualA hsss+
s1fi,:am. - saHta. tnutiGG ~~ s,e.,., sr.,..-n
ua.a.na n,ttk oaH8 eteAWes1' e4%'>o' "1'te*"
''Tt EGa. - f5.,TSt. f1nxS T.....,, o,nox.
GtisE.x-UmIet, Wr,fnrn Sittst
FrrxotxgM-J.enneJ i "a af3tS.t Crude tnLe. Went.
, 1877-12-28
BREAcH.Of-P PROMISE,

EptfLil CpIft.pan4tttes ~ Tbs 1FfhWE&,
Llksixu, Nleb., Dec Ai-TGe breaeh-ol-
PROMISE case OF Howe 70. Mu'kiu.Lsa Developed
tnto q. irst-class scusallon. Al tha sStaraea
was being g[ycn, tlie courtroom was Oiled.
.,,ustly Will. women. The aiilt.ted Indy gave
her aye At u, ahd that Of tho ncAtt loyec at ~
Ths parties a1u ar.ubc1. ot Tie Sirsl Presby-
tcfEan Church OF thtk c!ty, md tbs su4&1 phstof
had wrrstIei prayeilu!ly win shsm 10 keep shs
case from she cuuGta.
, 1877-12-28
MARINE.
srf)LEDO nAllfiON.

In seviow Of tho work Of improving Toledo
ha,hor, the Uadt, OF rccont dato. closus 1t With
Tho following paragraph: "MF. Jenhings' contract
Ia not yos completo It Will tako TIRES drclges for
about Two months during tho next staton-tho
quauiity OF nlsterlal 70 bo removed betnx about
d. UUU cubin yards. Tis will exhaust t!Is nppro-
tfiltlon Of $O, CDU, and thgn our 1Ebor and GhAu-
pl viii be III very good shape, although tu tlnke 4
AZ good ~ Is duai1cd considerable more work Will
have to be- dpuo."
, 1877-12-28
PROVISIONS,

pRVVlS&ONS.
100 rR0pUcTs-wsss AetIve fn ths transfer of
pork and lard from JANUARY into future month"; 10 ~
10 proFids tor shs aelrtfes OF neIt week. md wrfe
dull otherwise. Hogs rtte III larger snppli. aud weak
because the weathet did Insisa 10 Active kln<.
And liverpool I'd per Ia ibs lower on iArd Our
shipments of meats wtft fair In volume.
sSs ~ ss III ; II, ts ,s
s1 sss' hi; Ts': ,sEg saa.:g T r. r.: tfi
:: III, .e!ist M.res !. 81 oSsi:is Ts,:i g: ~
::;:: 4: ;;:; :;s;; :si
iii. 5Infi %s;s !, q: ; essa s'o''at'' sad satFa
E.sn-wa = ns;lssssiy active, hut declined 7Hs pst
~, i. Yntr tal' offering. s.ty sas r,s ds y n sne
Il !.:: ssE:s & sssasr fs:
Fsssn4, ' y: e., r, :ss '4aa''' 81 ''''ft
Mz4rswese aHst a.! .sle % es.e: hGt HlsSss n,nss
sss s ss st ,:
81 Fesn%!'ss s.s: W. tspsfea q !; :sSs5
t. sns.s s:s s:r ;e,,sa
s:,:. q !! IS, 'S Id ssis: s;;, .S
sta; tsIap i. sfrtn nam. 4 ste q 10 sveEaaes
s"s ,::. 4 ;sSssS 4: ;,ss; FL: III:
'u'' saoui. s,er. t. aeasa. SAcrs
1ss.s r.,, s<;: 81; fs; @ ;5;
psssd 1.ssa,, -. -, 9m ~ sns II, a.i3
Es5xsa'{ S.ssd.,::: * s.5;4 Si!;H IN +;
iong etrnr1 Huotcd Il e. ~ hose. and - e0 boxsd
Curbertanda }ius1se axrdt lung cut hanlA 7ftt!Ht
AvtraEctl Freen hams, Htsaae for aaun s4cFAgesl
nAcon duoted ii ai{ssac for shoulders 6s3A7o fo1
Bhoft Ribs 77c for short flcatA i03llAo for hanss
at can II AAcd AIttI hacked.
EEEAsn-WAz 1Mtet ht s&7c. -
HEEF FliUnucTA-Wcr0 stcRdy And au!ot 1t -. q
Allp for rlrAz: 4tu3ktlI. Lou for 4ltfA fnt4At 2nt
III. sea IH, Oh fGt 1tAt4s.
TALLpw-Nn quoted It 7sf11$c tor ctt{ hol 787}tt
for country. Sales 330 brIs clty ai 7Hc.
, 1877-12-28

NEW ORLEANS. .---.--
EKw OR,1>*s, Dec. 81. -Gold. 102fGe1oesk.
Sigh. exchange % New York. bio discount.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, 4p1.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-c"psols. monoy. 04s' -.
count, n4is.
United Sthses bonds-'G3ts lo3A '0ts. lo3t 0sa,
New York Cectrai. loo1; Er!s, 81; preferred,
2a.
PAnls, ueo. 27,--rlcntst. 107i zoe.
, 1877-12-28

;.,s ~ s.fa e' ."a 10 ''n' screenings at ''''s
ec11A*41--0'''' v.' quoted st es % par Ton oa
a. ~ sss %s:s e. sss a:s e.? . 49, ss:
= ssi 1 csr 'He III
II sS.f sss
sn "ss az a s m III 9 S.s ss e T. y1 fsTiS
:ss: s r !sa !ssS s:s
ss..s sss hSs s @ n:it er M 2sr
S :s II s,s
=. sssss sslIsf Fsttsrx !.nss !. T. iiSi!a
ss!ss ssas y ! T.: s s% 81
~: Es;: tssS.'ss =: i I !, a i
r. i, q Y 'sfsss:
W.. ".'' Of ,a NJ"
VA a /; ,ssss: sss III " ay:.i1 H. Ii
a. oa s,Is I'd III. sed s:d
W. ss u,
sss S i; 'Sss;
ii Il:
y: Sr ss.!efy:y; ispS asisas ss ihst,
II s S:s s qss Il Is. i, w
.fs w. :ttiaS
st5 Ill sify :: % iii 1s y. Is,
IT, H. IL hsh. aisc1 nH 4 ,ss u asv ssl Il III
@ IS Hss e. d B, ss%es 1, II y Il md
~ M fais m oas.
, 1877-12-28

NEW OHEEAxa. Dec. 27.-CuTrnx-Qniet. Eatcs.
500 ba'es, ordinary. as+o, good ordinary. AAa,
low mdll!ng, lossc, MdiliuR+ loAe; RooA tnAdlsng.
1sslcs n!dns fa lIhcs receipts. not, 10 eo bafcsl
gross l7.u0s ezpoEts to Great irttakn hUps to ths
Continent. 6.000s coaaswIo. DA3i Stock ato, oo0.
, 1877-12-28

EKw Yosk. Dec. 3z.-BuslncM continues aufct In all
departments, c0tson Eooda generally frnl. And 1cnns
have ah upwsed iooki Amoskcaa and Fcat ttver don.
ns advanced by agents. prints remain aulctt dress
sous dalt mans Of wo1ens less actyes foreign
goods du.f.
, 1877-12-28

The fo,owins wcro Tho receipts snd sh!pmsnts
OF tho leading arcsshf psedncu In this city during
The twentr -four hours ending a Z o'clock ou
Thursday morning:
, 1877-12-28
Export. Flour, 10. 600 hsla; wheat. loo, 900 bu;
corn, -, COO bu barley. 81. 900 ht.

commercial correspondent scnds rs the fol-
lowing; .....
Ind that tho statfsttc!an Of tha Sew York roduco
EThange t ronnurs 10 report his hsrmlnR incIrs 40
IN 4tDckh lccunu1AffnX ~ surplus aver cnnanHir1ioa
MT entreenk hti tsror but aoNnS i 70 e. f,rse e
they ars htslnk 10 their hstnea
upon IT, Not taking the lne Or confederation ~ ~ n
t,on Ot eoa:angstoa aaI .rpy ~ !Isn,s sltxrt1 70
less exports. Id. Old ID. difference. s.1:5tsst,
totsL gr. s.7as. o1a. NJ. talrds con.Mmp
weeks, d, ,14o.uOI 1cav!nk su.r!us oves con
fu;tesa of hts .efy ssee ansntfty Of is &ai Ill b.
TIT. f.st q iaIser cent9rt3n T. aEstn ofns omt Y
the importing cities THIS weather has been pFu!!lten
tnl ia permitting ths American pfclucsss u hold eGi
wheat
GOODS RECEIVED
at Chicago Customs ptc. 27I Field. f,e'tsr n Co.,
SO eAscs dry goods; ". Dasne 4 Co., SEQ brls
currtnts; Fowler Drothefs, sl4 saeki Sais. Amount
collected, 81, 2J7.B0.
, 1877-12-28

CLrystAxn, O.. bse. 27.-pxrFot1uA-Markst
steayi prices unchsnRcdt STANDARD white. 10 ieht+
liHc.
Ftrrsnu4o, Dec. 37.~rkTRoLkuK-HtaAdy; crude,
H. p9 at rafkerst soancd t3c. Philadelphia dclyHry.
, 1877-12-28
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY DECEMBER %, 1877

she n1ssxrt ta'.ty ae.,ve sni tse rosr nf f
t,urI 't"' lifts .:Hs irft nrr!- ss"* ~ef" r.sl. ,t
81, .tti u for rtfra =: .l"s 'fc s:k ~
- !G:& ~ Tho olt If nrtco wss OF! t!nri IN !n- ~
IL, lnEansca pniv, C:oisaR Ertccs for eonl'Non 10
cto'C6 Wcft
, 1877-12-28

oiLs-ltats ~ Irgsrtsa au!.. With plIsss ruling
&C., %saat .: :s'f 2sStfa .s.
59 Se'js aj!s 1 Rssss ss ss Ill! x.aisf fss ss
!' sSs. S's sats :asi
fn e t. s. .e as e. A., M n.1; s5s a1s
!ss's*4 %!sfh sfss't, Ss.s!{st ss;$s!zs; Il
st as;Ia s III Il a.s e s
r1fHT0Es7;we y Isht local request and easy. at
Az H.: T.; sss!rs. s; ,st,s Ct 9ss35. s
sF f. 5sst 's% :sa
ssse L q Is s. Il ]
''s*s VIII sss''
sEEf'sTT II n,slslsto request q,s sna generally
9 a. re- T. + IL s'sss%;' @7 to; sIs,s'
sxI!%:. nsasrst: s re4pe.t and .te.ay. ssE.
sfEEX A. aaIT 4 g.. sT aai.asx sa fair volume Of
sales accomplished At tic TsDgo of prccs follow.
sss s sstss ss'ss a. sis;s is s:S:1 sas:
s: ssssse%sl ':ss: -! Z: ss:asf' s.s:' :
s%ts.e: sh.,cs. 'p t..3s, s.o,es.t 7aa7ss =,
neia' sssio ill., tn tssso IL ai fnesi
6ssss ssss,a. slss so ss ssaso.
medium. l1sf5c Hotl medium. 344&iUol Ene. soci
1rst, Is4t!Rc: fhHlIr, h2@31u} ctlQcc4t, 63.slIGi
| ctIutErat new tt1GA7tE.
iIoL0sUs-CoInInon. .2aaesci good eonmon 9lsE1c,
| fnt,t tA&1s5clce. bnftn; ct!acllnecst, 6's7Ac. :
WD0II-Was quoted dull n &J.oJ for nAptn and al
10 III fnr beech.
WIIIHKY-W1s qntet aad 10 lower. In Sympathy with
otiIcE nlaFktta sale wAs repurtsi OF 1o0 hTls
i %sss:s sa n: s: x
~ nnt to ~ +3cs roarso h 114t2avt ibn reco
tub xpo!s. caice 4.1ttci fsr e g. tasilr. cul.
UrAd1 W,Mi-fue improved, 37k3.hti HirdinT, DO 3sG2
| lbsk44u.
, 1877-12-28

vas II. ftn. On1 hn. have mt hcrn ablc Ia ohsin
lhe French .tnEarts tnr samn time The rncst1nn
nI~n-, When can t;rett lrttafn nhn!n ~. tr1 100
bH per month! 1sAvn II for tnat confederation,
ant vault l!sn your views nj The statement.
The t!n.'lLn wheat imported Into Grcat britain
IL IA follows.
, 1877-12-28

TIOGY-Ths 1rTtEG9 lho12h UlAk t4F Tue uaau u
year, lht uulntts ioaksl sot ha eot4da u
iii. u tha a4ppy. TAKEN III couJuneoa x!Ih
market iur The psu,4ts, csnssl ~ easy fsrIn aud
EAs4 VI la ii, &ra1iux daus 4. s.llGc l:eIlaf
, 1877-12-28

Essrn t1' IL" 1sc":c. *ers ri,. =: s1, r.. n!
wrr Z" .'sa 'r T.Fn It 81 ' :, ~ r fr "a WI *ea.acr M
'G'as' Tstef II n s f?S naaA III prs..
fnf IT, e. s'tra IT. !; @
iI'o s5 .sst; II MT E.;
81; 81; ss: s% ~. 81 - ss s:?s:
III Z! s. NJ hsr 'I s.t S :n. IT, "a a.a,
x ~ s,sf %; SiS;;s s;
4 .:.: s.'is s':s :s :s.|ti s:4::
,i:s5, SHTsT y. =; sS ss s
rs'. sss 3 's ~ sss
f. ss.rss %s* Z s:tS' f:!:s' s: AIssst IT
::' 81 s:::s si z:s: y sa, Gu.
sl @ saos s '.es'sis: ss: 'isss' assa
;ss. snse4; Mt, T;.sSs as,
~ Isss! rs, s % tssa:: s:::
;sFy G eona d.
n !: 4a4;T,';;a
ss sn ~ 9"rsse a1Se eaa.si "
anh fr1tn t,ea nat are ordinarily s,ss nuIess
4; ssss
u ,tsss ;fasss;t sss st ;5fsFs!:f
:' ( sps 6 g S 4 i I'll i = .ess s{;t:
!ss ~ 81 !.sss s
sas,sss Hs1s srsc x:ssnfia @ F!ls
stt sf.ss sseH!s1s Hss!t $ IT, p'f
.ai.Gtiti Es sasat wfrs ain,; PA ;a!s., rs,
if,S$ p;,;$: II ::3s s:s ss'sis: 's }s 4: '
s;ss. s;;'ss.! ": sssss sae5S ~: Ss :,ye
atsss; Sno.es to ,sns5 ~ ~ 1ht3s: so9a t. ',!1:c
, 1877-12-28

rLoUn-wks d11t, NJ usual during holiday wesH. II.
cal buyers bcp9 few and shippers sbtont hut the niar
Ist WAS nrn,, In sympathy with wheat. Sales wcre
limited 7so Urls fprnE sstrAs At a. sos5 17< 170
br1s srsnE supernes 1t 20; 1o0 ra winters At
70 %, anf too bsts buckwheat flour private terms
Tots l. l3 hrls. Tho market closed at tic following
range Ut psccs: Choice to favorte brans Of wtntcs
"a 73l7.3a. Goud To primo brands Of Hlntats, sa5k1
sprnS H. Is; low s,rlnz. &3a3. Tat fair to good
Minnesota tprlnga 1a.2a6o; choice to tnncy Afnnc.
to,s springs Is 7saG.a a3t patent sprInRs <7'0oG0,
lowerac, 81. 83337o3 rYe. - 2s0S. +04 huckwhcit.
g. a53310.
Hnax-waa dull, Int aEncF. Rales wcrc 70 tons 1t
tlo ~ per track. an S no fres on board car
Uruka MtttsrurFs-sstes wcEn tu tous conrse mid.
diugs At Sit track, 70 snnA short4 at StIfree
track. . ....... -...... .
nnnfsd It Gta m mar fnn m
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the interest of Carpenter OF course
Mr.. X. has an undoubted right to ad-
vocate Mr.. Carpenters election toSenate
if he chooses. Under the circum-
stances which exist n0W,' he continues.
Il think Carpenters election would
hurt Us more than the election of almost
any one. l am very reluctant to recon-
mend an important appointment which
will be understood as step toward that
end. As the sequel proved, Mr.
Kutchin refused to pledge himself to
support Timothy O. Howe in 1879;
/ that statesman and patriot thereupon
gave his support to the other candidate,
and the Post Office at Fond du Lac Is
now occupied BY man who does not
object to a fourth term in the Senate for
the Hon Timothy o. Howe al OF
which is interesting, not because limo
thy o. Howe is of any Importance in
the councils Of the nation, but because
Matt Carpenter has been and may be
agaim.-N ]. San.
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The teams have peen taken off the work on
the Sturgeon 3 az canal for the winter, and
the men will probably be discontinued short
i. The drsdses will be kept at work as
long as the weather will permit, and before
the weather freezes up the work will proha
big be more than two thirds dbne. The
dsedges are working very rapidly, and will
be within 1000 feet of each other before the
Water closes in, while the ground between
them will have been removed almost to the
waters level. There is now every prospect
that this very import mt work viii be fla
i-hed before the close Of next season.
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Fool Hayes, who appointed en- Ore
gon man justice of the supreme court
when there was no vacancy, on the
strength of letter written By wag,
has again made laughing stock of him
self He promised to appoint as minis
ter to England whomsoever the Pennsyl-
yania congressional delegation should
favor Don Cameron thereupon corral
ed the members at his house, and by a
preconcerted arrangement had his dad,
old Simon, selected. Hayes would as
soon have appointed the editor of the
n. I. SIN. and had to back squarely
down. The fraudulent president sadly
in need Of guardian.-F'ond du Lac
Journal.
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Timothy Howe OF Wisconsin shows a
pertinacity in the pursuit of office that
almost entities him TO rank with Hanni-
bal Hamlln as master of barnacle
politics. To provide for the declining
years of his life, he lately sought to at
tach himself to the vacant seat on the
Supreme bench. But Mr.. Hayes, after
listening to the veterans plea in his
own behalf, passed him by and took up
Harlan of Kentucky. Howe, in no
way discouraged by the miscarriage of
his aspirations to judicial honors, is now
busily at work laying pipes for his re-
election TO the Senate il 1879, when his
present term expires. The fact that
he has already served his country in
that chamber for eighteen years does
not lesson his anxiety to remain there
SIX years longer, y recently published
letter Of Iowe's discovers the fear that
just now fills his expansive soul. Two
years ago he naturally supported Matt.
Carpenter Tor Senator against Wash
burn, who ran in opposition to the
machine. His personal fortunes were
not concerned. Now that lis own we'll
worn chair is to be contended for. Mr..
Howe plainly pereeiyes that Matt Car
penter IS dangerous person, and that
Matt Carpenters friends az home must
not be encouraged An editor named
kutchin had been recommended for a
local ofiee-that of Postmaster at Fond
du Lac. This editor was believed to be
friendly to Carpenter The sly Howe
wrote confdentially to a common friend,
requesting him TO see the candidate and
hint to him that unless he supported
Howe for 1879 he could not expect to
have Howe's influence for Postmaster.
ut IS urged" wrote Howe, ..tbat
hutchin's appointment is arranged in
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CITY OF MANITOWOC-

CITY OF MANIToWoC.-A second
visit to our neighbOr over on the lake
shore confirms the good impression we
had of it. Nanitowoc has many good
points TO insure its permanence and pros
perity. Among them we would men
ton that it is the chief market of a
county rich in agricultural resources
just being developed and which will
yearly improve with the increase of
population and clearing up of the land.
The harbor is good one, the natural
advantages offered by the mouth Of the
river having been improved BY dredg-
ing, the building of piers, &c. The
present population is estimated at about
1000. Perhaps the greatest disadyan-
tage it has to contend with is the spare
lsy of manufactures; however, tn ere il
no great grounds Of complaint on this
score, as there are five tannaries, three
Touring mills and some other industries
At one time vessel building was one of
the chief pursuits, but that is now
thing of the past. There were once
twelve vessels on the stocks here at one
time
The Windiate House, kept by Thos.
Windiate, is an excellent house. furnish
ing the best Of accommodations at
reasonable price Mr.. W informs us
that he came here % years ago next
Jan, at which time the population was
about =, 600. He commenced business
in the National Hotel and there were
also the Williams House and Franklin
Hall. There were three saw mills, own
ed by Durgin, B. Jones & Co. and !
Lester Brothers Col Glover, Platt & |
Brothers, Van Salkenbcrg & Co, r. |
Jones & Go. and August Bench had |
stores. The courts were held IN Dusold's |
Hall
There is large quantity of wheat |
here. We hear the capacity !
Of the mills estimated at l 200 bushels !
per day, and the shipments by boat for
the season at 100000 bushels. This
mostly goes to Chicago and Milwaukee. |
Peas, to the extent of many thousand |
bushels per year, are shipped from this
port.
There are many brick-yards IN this
vicinity. and one manufacturer last
winter sold 200. 900 brick to the farmers |
alone.
Among the merchants we mention
Nilas i Barnes, who have splendid |
store and do business of $3.50, coo per
year. There are also two or three other
heavy concerns.
The city is well provided with church
es and schools The high school build
ing, in which Mr.. L. ". Briggs oficl-
ates, is very fine one.
Mayor A, d. Jones, Republican can
dldate for Member of Assembly. tells
Us that The Advocate is the first paper
that he can remember. He has evident
ly not needed its teachings
L. c. Shoye's Bank is one of the old
and sound institutions of the city, and
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!

Ia the matter OF the estate Of William Tisch, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Dorothea
Tisch, Of Mishicott Of MaHltowoc county, Wis. re-
presenting among other things that William
Iisch, late of MGnit0wOC county, the 9Th day of
September A. d. 1877. at Hishicott in said county
ded interstate, leaving good. 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 estate be to
Hans Boyer granted, it is ordered that said petit
ton be heard before the Judge of this Court. on
Monday. the 2jth day Of November, 4. d. 1877, az
- O'Clock a. M, at my Office i'll said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons i'll
terestcd, by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing
in the Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper pub
lish at Manitowoc in said county.
Dated Mantowoc, the 3st day of Oct 4. d.
1877. 23W I. q. OLMSTED, County Judge,
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1877.

Mr. EYarts has his little joke about
the Cameron blunder even. He says:
II have been compelled to change my
opinion of the Pennsylvania Republican
delegation in Congress. | was very
much mistaken in them. When | ask
ed them to select man from their State
for the English Mission, | had no idea
that they would 90 into the graveyard
and ressursect a man who was not only
dead, but who had been dead so long
that his heir was actually in possession
and enjoyment Of the estate.
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What a Paradise (!

The American Minister at the Hague
has forwarded to our State Department.
some interesting statistics on the social
and political condition of Holland As
an illustration Of the carefulness and
steadiness of the Dutch he says that
there has not been a bank failure in
Holland during the last forty years and
that the paper money of the banks dur
ing that time has been equal to gold.
There is no such thing as the failure of
a fire insurance company on record, and
while the rate Of insurance does not ay-
erage more than half OF one per cent,
the companies are in the most flourish
ing condition, realizing l. to Is per
cent. per annum. First-class railroad
travel is only one cent per mile, and yet
the roads pay good dividends. Pilfer
ing officials are scarcely ever heard of,
and when they shock the nation by turn
Ing up they are severely punished and
forever disgraccd No free passes are
granted, and managers and directors
have no power to pass anybody over the
roads free; all must pay the public rates
Dishonesty Of any kind or failure in
business means public dishonor and
utterly bars the dishonest from any
future public consideration. Four mil
lions Of people live within an area of
%, GOO square miles, and all appear to
be happy, prosperous and contentei.
The secret Of this prosperity lies in the
fact that all live within their income,
and that industry and honesty are prin-
ciples 50 firmly established that their
violation is looked upon as an outrage
on the nationa! characteristics.
Holland Is too small to hold the pop
ulation of this country or we should feel
like proposing general emigration
provided the climate and soil would
have a similar effect upon all who might
migrate thlther. We rejoice that there
is one such country left on the face Of
The earth ". J. OJSerrer.
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PROBATE OFFIcE. October 9th, 4. d. lsIs
In the matter oil the proof and Probate Of the
last VIII and testament ~ James iialiuraa deceas-
ed, late Of the county OF M&aItow0c Where's.
instrument IN writing, pEfpori-nE 10 be TBc last
Rii and Testament OF James Halloran. Gtcsse ed.
late 0l the codEty of MaHitowoc, Hs- been fled in
this office: and whereas application has been made
BY james Meany PRAYING thai the same be proven
md admitted 10 probate according 10 the Laws OF
this State. Therefore. ii is ordered that said ap-
,,iicaion be heard before me the probate o..ica
IN the city Of Manitowoc in said county. on rhe
5th day OF November, 4. ID. ISL 81 10 o'clock 4.
shall be given to an persons interested in said viii
Of the time and place OF said hearing. By publica
lion in the Nanifowoc PiIOI a newspaper printed
in said county for foaF successive weeks once
each week. prior TO the time OF such hearing
By the Court
gaf-+W. L. G. DIM SIZED. County Jud.ra
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GUARDIANS LEASING OF REAL
ESTATE.
IN PG0sssEE, fsa;isto..oc County

In the matter Of the leasing the real estate of
ignutz Panhratz, minor heir of IgGatz Pankratz,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order OF license, made in said
matter, on the 18th day Of October. A ID. 1877, by
The County Court OF said county, the undersigned
Matthias Reit, guardiad Of the said Ignatz PanI-
r2tZ, minor, will, on Monday, the 2tth day of
November, \. d. 1877, at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon
OF SAID day al the Office OF the County Judge in
me city Of rsanitowic. in said county, offering
leasing, az public yendue. the following described
lands, to-wit e Of Il ! in sec. u town -
RANGE y III said county also W = of = OF II e
OF same section, part of II 4 OF Z. same sec
uon, part Of e 4 Of of section No. l6 f %
X 23-li acres, part of Il e Ofn = same see
non No. IL, part Of Il corner of II W d OF ; / I
said section No. = part of II W j of said sec
No. 10 south part OF IN " i of see. No. - aforesaid
on which said premises together are situated
saw MILL grist mill and the mill pond connected
with the same and flowing the irregular portions
OF land above described.
Terms of lcasing-cash quarterly in advance.
Dated at SeanitowOc. the Goth day OF oct. I. d.
1871. 3-3W. TsAIIlAS REF. Guardian.