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Snow gone.
Roads poor.
Weather fine.
Len, begun.
Dancing stopped.
p. j. " bite, Of Newton, is making pre-
parations for the erection Of frame bonn.
Joseph Stephenson, Of Liberty, returned
home bringing with bin Il team Of horses
which he purchased in the southern part
Of this State. They are tso and one.half
years cid, weighing about eleven hunired
pounds each.
Mr.. JAS. Taagher, of Liberty, has gone
20 take q survey of the '.SG.liyan5 Farm, )"
ia the state Of Illinois.
Although it is mil-winter, Meme has
the honer OF preserving one "Ilornct'
whose fatal sting Is DREADED fL)na pole t.
pole 4 couple Of weeks ago some FaSi'ani'
nous work of his magic pen appeared III
the PILoT. and was thought scurilous, in
this locality.
We feel happy that We DO not reside in
that hateful Franklin, where the teachers
have to Tread" Algebra, where they are
50 many Limited teachers, who can not
ATTAIN slanuHa nigHeT IMAM tne miscr4Die
10 per cent, and where an "InGepcpdcnt'
is 50 mach annoyed by the Celtic origin.
Vuentine-tine is here, anu valentines
are numerous. We received one, but il
was net to say yerg ridiculous one.
SOLO.
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oughly committed to the doctrine Of
federal authority over the states, not
only as an abstract theory but long
followed line of practice. No other
party doctrine. indeed, has beenso wide
Is held or sgeepingly enforced by re-
publicans as that which has just been
repudiatcd and troddcn under foot by
its very authors. No wonder that so
complete and sudden a revolution takes
away the breath Of the democrats. and
fills the dispassionatc observer with
amazement Morton and Garfield, to
be sure, were hardly expected to show
much conscience in such an emergency,
since long practice has made party ne
cessity their poIiiiea, guide; but Hoar
and Elmunds must feel like the French
men who had taken bath for the frst
time in - years-faraiy atle to rccog-
Mise themselves after the metamorphosis,
Was there ever greater change more
suddenly effected than when the party,
which has insisted upon the power to
maintain in Louisiana state govern
meEt which was the absolute creature
Of federal authority and interference,
suddenly declares that this government
cannot be interlered with or even in
qalred into by the very authority that
created and maintained it, but must be
allowed to make president for the
whole country in whatever lawless or
corrupt fashion it choses to follow?
Illogical and indetensible, however,
as IS this party lurch, the reaction is
hcalthful one, and in the right direction,
even though II goes too far. 1t cuts
from under the republicans the ground
up2n which they have been dealing with
the SoItb, and logically removed all
excuse for taking care Of the negro BY
such exercise OF federal authority as is
now confessed to have been indefensibe.
but the reaction goes dangerously far
in this particular matter Of presidential
electors; the nation viii never soberly
consent to have the choice Of a chief
. +,o+o ,t.o:, l.f+ 40 ..,,.b I,oqn cC,on
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". T. G. 0LHSFED, County Judge
IN FGo3AgE-E a.Itoyy0c County
s E2.,rs

In the matter of the guardianship OF the minor
heirs Of John EodGWuid deceased.
on reading and fling The petition or George
Goidir guardian ofsaid minors reyr, ~c1tiug anon.
other things. that iler, the said wards are seized OF
ctElaln ra4 estate IA MaHitoYoc County Mis-. ana
that Il l necessary that all of the should he
sold and praying 10Y license to sell the same; and
itapPcaring 40 tine Court from said petition That
e Is necessary 20 sell all the said real estate and
the Proceeds thereof be reiuyrsfcI. 1t is cred
and directed hat TIE next of Kin TO said wards,
and al persons Interested in said estate. appear
before uEe. on Monday, ,he 18th day OF February A.
D. 1s57. at tea O'clock 4. ". at the Probate Oiics
III said Count, then and there 10 show cause tif
2ny there be- why license should not be granted
~ tn safe ~ >,id real estate according 10 TIE
pfyer OF said petition.
And 1t l. igstEer ordered. that copy of this order
shall ha published fer ioaE successive weeks prior
- Sau day oi -i"alI,.- IN the NauituwGc Illot.
weekly newspaper printed at MauijoEoc in said
Casnty.
Dated a Maniiowoc, the 2Gth day of January. A.
d. LII.
g'l5-lu r. G. OIsHSTED CoEGtr ,3nd.e
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Notice is hereby given. that at a
judicial Election to be held in the sew
eral towns, wards and election precincts
in the State Of Wisconsin, on the first
Tuesday. being he third LAY Of April
next. the following officers are to be
elected. to wit:
An Associate Justice of he Supreme
Court, in place Of William ?. Lyon,
whose term Of Office viii expire On the
first Monday in January, 1873.
\ Judge Of the Circuit Court FOR the
first Judicial Circuit, comprising the
counties Of Walworsh, Racine. and Ike
no.ha. in place Of John T. Wentworth,
whose term Of Office viii expire on tie
FIRST Monday in January. 1878.
A Judge of TIE Circuit Court for the
Eighth judicial Circuit, comprising the
counties Of Dunn, Pepin, Pierce, and
st. Croix. to eli the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of II. l. Hum phrey.
whose term of Office would expire on the
first Monday in January, 1879.
A county Judge in each cfthe several
counties of this State in the place of
each Of the County Judges of the said
several counties. whose terms Of oi1ie e
will expire on the thirty-irst day Of De-
cember, 1877.
Given under my hand, and the great
seal OF the State, at Madison, this 10th
day of February, 1877.
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ILLUS RAT ED.

Earper's Weekly sL9alG be in eve family
:hroH-L0Gt the land. . gurer. more tres.iug.
Gi-Aef-oHed, hetJcr iilustrat paper is not pu5-
Gsi,.U III lLis or any otacr country -CoImerci&
Bulletin, Boston.
The Weckiyis the only illustrated papcr Of the
GAY ihT III is essential characters les is rec8 lied
a. q national paper Brooklyn Eag.c.
Che leading articles inIiarpar sWcekiv on poIiti-
Sai topics JIc ll"dcs st -.l-,gued GSGU. ion and
4 i"'c,gl ilas,lativus are ,Ilen torru5oratiyc
-aHle4JS pi no. small luICe.-ENauiugr and
Y arnniCle, Y y
TAeN eelsiy has 10 still larger decree distapccd
editorials are among the most able Of heir Kind.
an1 us ojhrr. Icaain- matter is 81 once learned.
GrHi!anJ ard amusing Il Illustrations are album
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req. le, 1917.
Nary Daforth, daughter oG Henry
D"forth, tol!'4ate keeper on the Sdeboygan
anG Calumet plank road in Schleswig, was
seriously injured On the llth inst, while
raising the beam or gate to let team pass
through, tie weight which causes the beam
70 raise fell IF. The beam dropped, break
ing one Of her legs il two places, and also
injuing her skull.
\ team hitehed to log owned by
Charley Best ran away. The spot where
the los lay vas icy and quite siIcliag
or sIopins. The log slucd around and
would have killed him instantly, had he
net presence of mind enough to let the
lines 20 and jump over the log while in
motion.
Sir. Weingotz, Of Ashford, is decidedly
4 ventriloqujsr, according to the merits OF
his last pantu'niDe show, which wns held
n Richard Crystal Hal, Lcclum, a.ias
steintpal!, Sunday evening, the lth inst.
\ new church is to be built ia Nil
Home the coming season. for v Inch neees-
ssry funds have been collected and site
chosen. Il is 10 he located Oh the very
sfot where Henry Govris was hung in
cii4y, opposite Kaiser's block, on Democrat
I'LL.
Sh,eswis gossip is confined to laughs
md whiues over faslracLtnarrs and valen-
tiaes, at present.
Go to Ferdinand Ray, . merchant IN \
y. ScAlesN ig, ana see that patent snuff
JeS DOW On exhibition. Rnmor has it
that he stole it from oae o those squaws
uow wj,wamiog near "Whitney's Marsh"
John Proell, present Register of the
county, vas around shaking hands witb
his friends ut his cid home on the 18th inst,
zettjn. ready for another election, s'pose.
4 the sun was walking down on the
Hs>Tc.lAn SLY yesterday, Mrs. Linduer
announced ucw edition m the family Of
ar wuul!-be Davis Sewing Machine
Agent, of Mil Home. Melting bat a hide
-iit .' 81 ~ iSE titN swung NsCEl.lc the
lock-stiteh beasts them al, be sa7s.
A. ne passed through F.autyevllIe latelr,
Ne observed 'sAllerGirks" uusilv engaged:
IN LAYING the corduroy for a. new road from
A. ScHu;z' 20 Z2ra's corners, distinec
If eighty rods, b,'i!s SOLELY by himself tor
puhHc travel The road viii cost him.
when completed al, ct two hundred dollar.
thereby saving one half acre poor land A
tel gate l. 20 TIC erected Oh il. and all
travellers are exempt from toll except town
of1c r.
4 young LAZY cf Schleswig recently pur
chased a sc; Of false te5jh at an auction
store' ufon examination she discovered
'hes were made for iarger month than
hers, and she i now seeking a purcha er.
| recommend her 10 Try JOHN Morgan, OF
Ga ks Nils
One Of cur .7wnsmcn has made arpli-
cation ioy patent feed en- SeeGers. which.
wien completed viii be 4 success. lie
terms L sic spiral feed Il Is rCpI9red t'lat
u is an lrt5' cement on the screw a the
Chamberlain stGmr FuI.er,
LITTLE pLpRo.
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Lerdo de Tejaja. one Of the triam-
yirate Of Mexican Presidents, intends 10
90 to Washington saon, and al.erward
to make a tour Of Tao principal cities Of
the United States. If lie carries ont
this plan he will have thcopportcnity to
make interesting observations and &C luire
valuable knowledge Of our institutions.
which may be used to advance the civ
3lization Of his own country, if he ever
goes back there But tie imrortan5
thing for President Lerdo to 90 while
he is in Washington Is to cultivate ;he
Acquaintance of Zach Chandler, from
whom he ought to get some valuable
hints TO aid him in circumyentin- the
why and irrepressible Biaz. zach &
Co have just the kind ef skill and Pc
lijieai morality that succeed in Mexican
revolutions.
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Tic Republican Lurch nH stat


&c "sh"''i'"" i."''" - STATE "'*'''''
ne most starting feature OF '"e
Louisiana deeisi'n = tne sudden ana
sharp reaction II MARKS ana emG'dies in
republican theory and practice % Inc
subject OF state rights Nothing equal
ins Or approaching TIN party revolution
las been seen before In this country.
Daring the last fifteen ycars.-partiy
through the necessities. real and sup
Iosed, Of the national existence. rar;ly
through the necessities, real AID sup
posed, Of the republican party, and part.
y also, through certain wantoaness
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SHERIFF's OFFICE. Manitowoc, Wis,
Feb. 10Th, 1877.

SHERIFF's OFFICE. Manitowoc, Wis,
Feb. 10Th, 1877
In accordance with the above notice
from the Secretary of State, aud accor
ding to the Statute n such case made and
provided,
Notice is hereby given, that, at a
Judicial Election to beheld in the several
towns, wards and election precincts IN
the County OF Manitowoc. State Of Wis
consin, on the first Tuesday, being the
third day Of April next, the following
officers are to be elected to-wit:
An Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court in place Of William p Lyon.
whose term Of Office will expire on the
first Monday Of January, 1878.
i County Judge in place Of I. G.
0lmsted, whose term Of Office viii expire
Oh the thirty first day ofDecember, 1877.
p. MULHOLLAND,
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County.
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~ FEso.aTE wnnito.voc county

8 CoArf.
deceased
On seaiiag and Sling the petition Of Nicholas
th'aA aais.lni strator. win wiz annexed. OF
taa estate of sSai1 deceased. rcprese nting among
other thiuess thai he tas fully admin = cred
said estate, AMI PRAYING thai a tiIac and pace o.
nEed IA Examining and allowing his account ef
MS admins tra. on Fled in his Coar; l. IS order
e. that So acceant be examined by the Judge Of
me Cosr- on Ncn0aT. the 18th cav Of February
a . l>.' 81 ~ 0 c1oek =. n ~ ny Office IN said
County.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given 10
ta- heirs Of said deceased. Snd - I'll persons in
estec by publishing . COPY 81 this order for three
successive weeks prior To aid day Of hearing in
;Ae = ~ !iosoc Pilot weekly ulys sI'apcr Published
q. the city Of Haa-tuw9c IL said county.
Dated = &4l:toTFcC- TIE Ism day Ct January.
A D. lS71.
7 @ NIMSTrn Cnn1-r-- I-arn
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CRATE FSC6NSiV.
y COUNTY az TaRyssfoUsg sSs

Probate fllice, January S3.h 4. D. 1871
Ia iAs --@itsl u -sAs ifeol ans Probate Of the
LAST = III and Etsta.c-.t Of l.icr Steele dfr.o-[f
kte OF the county, - tiaEil5woc. v kereas. IN in
strl1tut ii writing, pETPBrging 10 be the last
VII and testament OF Richard Steele deceased
lace al tie County Of haPit0troc has been fled IN
dits oiics ana asrGss application has been made
o. S-san AcICer Steele pilylu. that the same be
proven and @aLzttyd 10 Probate according 10 the
iays or tEi- >tg1e: ThereIr., il i ordered that
said apptt,ldon be Heard reiOrc ~ The Probate
ciiee IN tine cty.ot A2GiIo.S0c in --id county. on
tie litl d4y ii March 4. D 1871 ~ zen clock
AIG L : further ordered that notice shall be
gwen 10 g.. persons interested in said i'll, OF the
Time and place OF hearing, by publication in the
Aanitowoc Pilot. a newspaper printed in said
county for three successive weeks. once each
week prior 70 the silnc Of such hearing. BY the
Guurt.
a.9ew. I G. lLMSPED. County .Eri..a-
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II PESo.sR~E raaiGoJvoc County
/ Court
In the matter otithe estate Of Robert Morrison.

In the matter oiitEe estate o. Robert Morrison
deceased.
on rcalfrr and cling tnC Tet'ti II Of Hugh Nor
rison oi Nz-lt8Ecc Wis representing among OF he.
things that ltob II Morrison late OF the town 81
Coop rtsgn EaEi-ovoc County WISCONSIN ON Ike
county died interstate. ledy Ing goods, cBatIcis and
estate Within Tai stale aaa thar lie said petitioner
il brother of said deceased, a,l praying thar ac-
mlUiStrItlea OF said esl2se b 10 him granted il
ordered that said petition be heard before tac
Judge OF this Court, ~. Monday. ihe 18th Gav Cf
In said cauGty.
Ordered further thai notice thereof be given 20
the heirs at -ai deceased and 20 al Persons inter
e>teG. hy publishing copy ut tlls order TOR three
weeks prior se sad dy al bearing IN Jae Maulro-
Voc Ilfot a WueSfy = Cv-sp&Pcr PUhli>Ecdat Mani
t1goC IL sand Comfy
e. 6. oLMSTED County Judge
Dated Al Asnitoroc, slgo 9TH Gay OF FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1877. ga-Sy.
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ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of the Press.

For strictly household matters and dress Farper'.
b4l-As i Altogether the best ching published To
taas Il = matter o. economy. so LADY cen s'rs
10 be without IT. Ter the Information il gives viii
save Lsr very m2ta LlUre money than the ,.ls.-cr
esIlns literary visitor. Il hicago journal.
Harper : Bazaar j pr1Iusely illustrated aud cen
lAsI4> .oiit~ sketches and essays Of nluSr
atlfi'-t'Fe Character In il literary and ar
tiatle features the Zar Is UrgUesti0aablr tle best
- is end IN the country Even
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Matt Carpenter is catching it nos
from the republican organs, but there
seems to be force in the remark Of the
New York Evening Mail ,hat if the re-
mrslican party had taken bis advice and
cut 4o2se from the Louisiana gang, three
II cars age. it would not have had toreIy
,aysn theu e2isrlrltable practices now
IN order tc g. She bare majority Of the
Electoral votes
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IN 2soE5ATE, 5lamtsoyvos Couasy
Ia he inattero + the estate Civilian Noble dc

II The mattero the estate Civilian Noble dc
C-&~ed.
On reading and filing the petition Of William II.
Noble Of Mariiu""c COUNTY representing amorg
olb.r things That t!.-Ittu EDaia ta,c al NDe-ntH,
H2ui.uwac county OH tie 18th day Of JaaEarv \. y.
III at kuss'3I Town Ced rlc-tutc, leaE ing good,
ctattris Sado>tatc Within In!S state AID county
"ua thai c said petitioner is son of said uule-el q,
and p.aEjE- ttas administration 81 s.ia e.taJe be
70 him granted, i is ordered thaJ slid petition be
beard before thr judge Of This CoUrt, Monday.
the 9t;A day % FeEru@"v y. -. Isl. III ten Coci.
= II. "t I..E oIara ia said .uua:y.
bi1rlrG further, that ag,il" thereof bn given :"
tie heirs Of sa4 deceased. and to aIi rssoas IN
,.Tes;ct. 10y pUa'i~hiH. cog 81 tais order for
lire. successive Neshs prior a ~aG us-E y az a2il-
il, tlt Aali,3Fcc i.t.Fa "rytlE lc" .a.,gr nA4-
iishca az t:a-li.- .yuC H. said county.
$. &. tTsi..s-.- County Jade.
Dated TT aiau.to2-c Tia ;.-r day OF aa.2ar, ID
i~1i. 81. tn-
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Is PEs0GkIE.- ,zauttouoc s-nu;,sy
! Court

IL the matter Of the guardians hip Of Catherine
carry minor child OI Michael Garry deceased
tn.r2&dIng and hlingThe pet5.iou OF L. C. shove
guardian Of said minor Sc yipg forth tuaI 70 per
Sonal estate has come 10 his hands. ana chewing
TIE description OF the lands OF which said ward is
seized ana tbat tits necessary to sell ali Il the in
telc>T OF said ward in said lands in order pay The
necessary expenses Of said ward and pr..yi:. that
license b" 10 him granted to sell all the interest
which sad minor has IL the lands mentioned and
u Ae&lps py sid petition. last lAur2 i 10 lg.r-
~t'iaf hsffvfs -f
said exp ana that il IS necessary in order 10
pay he same. TO sell all ot said wards interest in
SAID real estate: 1t Is therefore ordered that All
persons Interested in said estate appear before
the Judge otfhi> Court. an Monday he I9h dav OF
Match a. D. lS. - al 40 o,ciOc i. at the Office
OF the County Judge in tie city q Nanijowoc in
said county. then ana there to show cause tif an,
here be- why license should not be granted 30 said
guardian 20 sell said real estate according to the
prayer OF sale putitioa
and i j. farther ordG-eG, that @ copy Of this
order shall ne published for fos.r successive week;
Pr}or % said day of hearing in Mani,nwcc pilot
Tevaly ncwsp=per printed and published at
M1nltUwoc N said caiuty. aud personally served
on all persons interested IN SAID estate rc<idinz IN
said county. Al least fourteen days before said da.
Of hearing. Ey the Court
Dated a. Mani.o@oc De i45h day Of February,
\. D. l,1..
.s5-iyy. T. G. GLNSWEn. County .I,,lr,
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TOHECfIS RE SAFE
ESsate oE " asconsfns CE-Css5t Court,
> fRGGs5G<%Ss< : Ogfslsy.

aa5 VI r {. oLNsTED, County Jadsc.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-17

kindly enough, though 1t has happened
SO unfortunately"
"I don't believe it, darling. If all
had gone we'll you would simply have
received your three per cent, and Mr..
Slythorpe would have pocketed the diff
ference"
go, Godfrey, Geoffrey! I'm afraid
you have came home very uncharltable.
Besides, what does it matter about a lot
of stupid money, now I have got you
back again Unless, indeed, you
would have liked me better for having
the money"
There is only one psssible answer to
such an accusation, and Maj. Howard
made it; that is to say. he called Mary
little goose, kissed her, and dropped
the subject On leaving her, he took
Hanson cab, and drove to the office
of the liquidator of the company, when,
on his stating that he desired to make
some inquiries on hehalf of one Of
their shareholders, Mr.. SIythorpe, he
was informed to his establishment, that
there was not, and never had been, any
shareholder of that name on the books
of the Company. He next inquired
whether, perchance, the shares We're
standing in Miss Hopes own name, and
again was answered in the negative.
Utterly bewildered, he drove to Mr..
Slythorpe's Office. Mr.. Slythorpe was
at home, and he speedily found himself
in the attorneys presence. Mr.. Sly
thorpe was a little nervous. He was
alway.s q little nervous with strangers
till he knew their business, and Major
Howard's announcement that he had
called on behalf Of Miss Mary Hope
did not tend to increase his confidence.
He was, however, far from suspecting
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Death OF Hannah, the Wife Of Bqui-
maUy JOp.

Hannah Elberling, who was Known
in her native land as ToOkoOlto-
Butterfly THE wife Of Joseph Eber-
ling (Esquimaux JOEY died on Sunday,
the 31st ult., at her residen &c in Grton,
Conn. She was an Innuit, a native Of
Frobisher's Straits territory. E'qui-
maux Joe and Hannah, with one shild
(Puney), came to America with Caltain
G. F. Hall on his return from his first
expedition toward the North Pole. The
adult couple accompanied Captain Hall
on his second journey to King Williams
Land, where Sir John Franklin per-
ished, and were again out with Hal in
the Polaris. During the vicissitudss of
the expedition Hannah and Joe we're
with seventeen others, left on ar ice
foe. They were picked up off the
coast of Labrador after drift OF six
months duration. Joe went again
north on board the Tigress, and again,
two years since, in the Pandora. Dur
ing the past summer he was out in
Cumberland Sound serving on board a
vessel which was employed in collecting
minerals. The wet and changeable
climate Of America caused Hannah
and Joe much more physical trouble
than did the intense cold of their native
place, and eventually produced disease
of the lungs liz the woman. This was
fatal to her. Hannah spoke English
fuently She was greatly respected by
her American neighbors for her many
amiable and lovable traits of character
and ner loss is universally regretted by
those among whom she lived and died
When Joe and Hannah visited Ensland
they were received by Queen Victoria
and entertained in one of the palaces
by order of her majesty.