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THUb. T. WAAhEk, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before this twenty.
second day Of May, 1873.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
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"Dar 'pears to be a great moral lesson
aroun' heah sumwhar," said Brother Gard
ner.
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CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION OF
LOUISIANA special General Communion of the
members Of tho Societies of this Union will take place
ct the o'clock Mass in st. MchAers Church, on
NEXT SUNDAY, Juno I6. 1878.
II. II. CHENEY, President
j. G. NJ. KAvANAGH, Secretary. 2t
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NRECE AssoCIATIoN.-Ther regular monthly meet
ing Of this Association win be held THIS Sunday
EVENING at $50 O'Clock, In the Morning Star Hail.
JO PoydrAs street, corner Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join invited to attend
THOS. G. RAPIER, President
D. H BUCKLEY. Secretary. IL
ST. THERESAS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SoCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING
June 9th at u O'clock In St ThereS&s Hall, EratO
street. between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join reinvited to attend
a r. GFFEEY, Prssident
J. J. o'CoNEoR, Secretary. 1t
ST. JosEPH's TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
The Quarterly Communion Of this Society will take
lace at st. MichSsls Church MKT SUNDAY, June
10th. Every member iS requested to attend.
JOHN McCAFFRET, Proaaeat.
,. A. PLACE, Secretary. ls
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MRS. BUCKLEY's CONCERT Last Monday
evening, at st. Patrck's Hall, pretty large
and very appreciative audience assembled for
the purpose of being present at the compliment
ary concert rendered the above mentioned lady.
1t occurred to our mind that Notwithstanding
the fact that business has been exceedingly
dull and money necessarily scarce, q more nu-
merous assemblage should have been the order
of the evening. This thought was strength
ened by the recollection of innumersble COCA
sions on which this lady gave her time and
talents free ofoharge to many of the charitable
institutions of this city.
The programme of the evening opened with
q chorus "Come with Me-" written in Cam
pano's choicest manner, and sung with exq0is-
ite grace by the ladies participating therein.
The next piece in order was one of the pref
test ballads we have eVer heard "Sing Sweet
Bird" ," composed by GInz, and sung by the
beneficiary, Mrs. Theresa Cannon Buckley,
in q style and With an expression
which admit of no adverse criticism. Her
voice has lost none Of its old.time purity,
power and sweetness; while her method is all
that could be desired. Mrs. Buckley is
thorough artiste, in that she not only sings
correctly, but gives % much attention to artic-
rlStion and sentiment as to the tempo.
thereby pleasing the dilcttaRi ss we'll as
these not technically instructed. comic
duet BY Misses A. Caunon and p.
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Next Sunday the members of the Total At
|stinence Societies will receive Holy Commu-
|nion in st. Miohsel'e Church.
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Last Tuesdsy night large fire broke ont
|ns No. II North Peters street. The lost sus-
kained IL estimated at $20, 900.
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fHR MORNlNa STAR AND CATHOLIC MEssERGER SUNDAY,

Works, rose to speak on some subject, but was
interrupted by Mr.. Brewster, who was Admin.
istrator of Police under the wiltz administers
tion. Mr. Brewster stated that Mr.. Bertoli was
o member Of the American Alliance, and that,
consequently, he had no right to take part in
the deliberations of the Democratic party.
While the debate was going on, pistols were
drawn, and some twenty shots were fred, re-
sultipg, a. stated above, in the serious wound
Ing OF Messrs. Brewster and Conrad. Mr..
Anatole Kerr, president of the club, also re-
oeived slight wound.
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The Council last Tuesday promoted Sergeant
B. Gill, to the Captainoy of the Third Pre-
bot, and Corporal J. Bayhi to the vacancy
used by the promotion of Captain Gill.
The ordinance providing for the repair of
. erevetmentlevee at the New Lake End pass
with but one dissenting vote. The work
u cost from $40. 900 to $15. 900. The money is
pc borrowed from the Railroad Company,
job is to reduce the fare to Is cents for the
nd trip and to construct sheds on the levee
She protection and comfort of the public.
sast Monday morning, for few hours, there
quite lively time among the employees
the Planters' Oil Works in AIgiers. Some
sagreement as regards the pay for o days
ork caused strike upon the part of the men,
hen the President, Mr. Aldige, brought over
her parties to take the place of those who
fused to conform to the reduction of wages,
row seemed TO be imminent. Fortunately
Q Chief of Police had been previously noti.
d, and in anticipation Of disturbance pro-
led sufficient force of officers, whose pres
ee alone would be enough TO quell any At
npted violence.
saturday night. June 1st, all the central
Ato olnbs Of the Democratic party met in
cir respective wiRwams. The meetings were
ore or Iess Harmonious, excepting in the
|xth ward where difao1lty occurred result
II the serioun vOunding Of Mesars. Paul
nrsa ard Robert BFewstof. Il sppoaru chat
&eEleil *. AiaHsni1 Tor q yFefSr
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AMERICAN genius is always active in
levising means for ''raising the wind. "
But the robbery of graves for the pur-
pose of receiving a reward for the restor
ttion Of their inmates is an extraordinary
aud horrible means Of raising funds
This species Of crime is becoming SO fire.
1~.art that those who die wealthy, leaving
relatives are almost eartoin to have their
raves despOiled Abraham LincoIE'7
memory did not save his remains from
attempted abduction, evidently in the
nope that they would be ransomed. The
BODY of q grandson of President Harrison
vas lately taken from its grave to be
removed to the dissecting table. The
berries Is the stedImtB or tfita' r6fnaTns or K
/. Stewart, the late New York millionaire
rhe cemetery III which he was inferred
$ in the heart Of the city, and there was
nothing which could conceal man en-
aged in the work. Street lamps throw
heir glare over the vault, and policemen
are always near. Still the robbery is
shrouded III the densest mystery and the
,olice have no clue which Will aid them
N their search. \ reward OF $25, 600 is
)hered for the recovery of the body and
evidence that viii lead to the conviction
IF the thieves.
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ALL kinds of Sewing machines at low
prices for sale by Wernecke, Sohus <
Lien, opposite Schuette's store Mantle
voc Wis.
The festive greenbacker thinks that
the country is going to perdition. Let
the greenbacker be unloaded there and
the country will return.
DEMOCRATIC legislators of this state are
saved the trouble of selecting a candidate
for the United States senate. Green.
backism has relieved them of this duty.
REPUBLICANS may write editorials on
bulidozing in this state If Ike Sairy
Camp they feel ''dispoged.' Racine
furnishes the opportunity, but then it is
on the wrong side, and silence will be
considered golden.
ATTENTION is directed to the card in
another column wherein Mr.. E. Kostom-
latsky announces his agency for the eel,
ebrated Maltby Baltimore oysters. These
oysters are the best in market, are re-
ceiTed daily and viii give satisfaction
every tine.
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THE New York Adyocote the leading
sreenback organ Of the country proposes
TO advocate the resumption of specie
payments ct the time fixed by law, not
aoE ever with any good motive but in
he hope that it Will prove disastrous to
he country, and eventually rebound to
the advantage of the greenbackers. This
evlnces a deviIish disposition on the part
OF that party which claims to be called
into being through the necessities of the
.ountry. If the greenbackers had at
ieart the good Of the country they would
certainly oppose everything which i'll
heir estimation might prove injurious
TO the public good. But to work syste
natically to produce disaster in the hope
hat through it they may derive advan-
age is something that has hitherto been
Unknown in the history of political in
rigUe. The removal Of determined OPP
POSITION viii of course materially aid re-
umption, and this treacherous support
II the enemies of honest money viii also
facilitate It. But the motive which
prompts the support IS simply detestable
The people in repudiating greenbackism
ave, perhaps, acted more wisely than
hey were aware.
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YELLOW FEVER has about wholly died
ont in the south, though the weather is
zaid to be still very warm.
THE fiat of tie people was too much
Tor the fatists. They may play that they
nave the congress and enjoy it.
WHERE oh, where are the fatists? An
other instance of the mountains laboring
nightly and bringing forth a mouse.
IHE greenback party is much like the
money it advocates, mighty big in pre-
tensions, but amounting tonothing when
tested.
II California hazing is as much a crime
IS If it were not committed by students,
Eho heretofore have been licensed in the
matter. The authorities in every state
should take cogniz8nce Of the matter and
the practice would soon be discontinued.
Ii is said that the seat of Hazelton of
the third district viii be contested by
Hiug. 1t is claimed that gross frauds"
we're perpetrated in the district. Repub-
licans, King thanks you for that word. $
1t Is something that can be used by both
parties.
Gov. HAMPTON lately broke both bones
of his right leg in jumping from horse
while engaged in hunting. He was alone
At the time the accident occurred and
10 attract the attention of the
other persons engaged il the hunt by
ischa Dg bis gun and blowing his
lunting horn.
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lrlrst publication October 10, 1s-sl
SHERIFFS SALE
GsTATE OF wIscoNsIN-cIEcrIr coUn

- ~ Z VI " lStO lN.-f'Ikfl- IT COURT
~ -AANtIO@ &C COT MY
Thomas WinGiate against Charles Kind.
by EiFtne OF an execution issued ont OF and IN
Ger tae seal OF the Circuit Court Of the state of
WISCONSIN, in aud for the county of Manitowoc. in
the above entitled action. dated the 27th Gav of
aH-ust ISIS and 10 ne directed and delivered
aSalLrL the goods chattels. lands and real proper
y OF the defendant, Charles Kind. upoh a iulg-
Iaeut rendered By and before William II Glover "A
justice OF the peace and for said county OF Mani
to"oc, on the 18th day OF October. A. D.. 1877 a
!EahstTild Of WLlth said Judgment was duly filed
III me once OF the clerk of the Circuit Court i'm
haniLoWoe County. on the 27gh day Of August \
D., lois / have levied upon, and seized all the
r@ht, utle and Interest which the said Charles
hlAd mad on the said 9th day Of August, ISIS. or
mas since acquired. in and to the following Ges
c,ocd real estate, to-wit: The northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter Of section No. twenty
nine esd township No. tTCHtv-0uc i2f1. Range
,Tenty-thFee ~ east, situated in the county OF
MlnItowoc and state OF Wisconsin. which said
described premises shah expose for sale and sell
2! The law directs AZ public auction to the highest
bGlCF at the ShcTiti> once in the court house IN
the city OF ManituwOc. Wisconsin,. OF the 23rj ia,
OF November ISIS, at 10 O'cloc., in tae forenoon
on that day.
Dated, SheriG7s OGice, aIanitowoc, Wis. Octo
Der 9th ISIS.
p NJLHOLLAND.
Sheriff of N"uitowoc County
Nash Schmitz, Plaintiffs Attys. cx-uoy II
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

MANlT0WOC, August y,h. lS18.
All persons interes ed are hereby notified that
me following tracts and parcels Of land CITY aua
Village lots, lying and being situated in the conn
y OF A&nItow0c and state OF Wisconsin. were sold
IoI me taxes due and unpaid thereon for the veal
May. 1875. - "
Now, therefore, unless the amount of taxes. in
teIS>j and costs set opposite the several tract,
ana parcels OF land. city and village lots shall b,
paId on or before the ninth day OF MAY 1879 tie
same VIII DC transferred 10 the buyer or his on
hrf assigns, according 10 the law i'll such case
made and provided.
Holm X-Tg-E- T,r1Tr
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First publication October 81, 1881 No %.
IN PROBATE. - MANfTOWOC COUNTY
1 COURT In the matter oGtLc estate Of Peter
FctZer, deceased.
tary on said estate having been issued TO John
Fctzcr, the eth day of October. A. D.. 1878 and
iout months from and after said day being allowed
ana LlelA tt-ts ia present Il cir clajmS
gwen that the undersigned viii. on the first Mon
Gay IN each of the said -four months next ensuing
the date hereof, and also on the .irb dav Of FGG
rlaIy 1873, at the P,o5 te Office in the civ of
MaEitUwOc. in said county. receive evaIniDc and
ADJUST all claims. and demands of all person.
against said deceased.
Datea. October eth. 1878.
MICHAEL KIhWAN, County Judge. nov q
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TAKEN Up.

Came into my enclosure on section in the town
OF hossuth. q co.'s years old, Of red color and :
White spot on forehead. The owner may cali pay
charges ana take same away within two months
from date. Is l can not keep her longer
Dated al kossuth, september Both. 1873.
CASPAR PIRkFR
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success.

ALEXANDER SAITH, the successor &c.
\. Potter from the 18th dist. Of ew
York, died election evening just as it was
determined that lie was elected to cen
gress. He WAS sick but two days.
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ssaIe OF Forfeited E1ortgaged Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

{
peymen p thereon nt
! naHd
r \ K
b
@ Il 2
ewbe by
B. Sc
Attr1ey General % ' ~ -
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TAKEN Up.

Came to my enclosure in this city. on The 18th
oi October dark red cow 10 or y years old.
he owner i requested 10 prove property. paw
charges aud take her away. Enquire III ,iIusgn
\ Shimck's carriage works
81 MICHAEL LAUGHRFN
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BUTLER.

From present appearances Butler is
peremptorily shut off from public life.
To man less fertile IN resources and
with less of that splendid audacity which
creates wonder bordering on admiration,
the defeat which Butler sustained, ac-
companied with the practical annihila-
ton of the party whose principles he es-
poused, would be a permanent retire
ment. But in Buffers case it is pre-
diction which the future may not bear
out Butler fought party which IN
Massachusetts, is deemed invincible, and
would have added one defeat to its al
most unbroken record of victories but
for the assistance it received from It's
hereditary foe. the democratic party.
Buffers personal following III a single
handed contest would have worsted the
republican party in the state where its
strength IS greatest. Fifteen thousand
democratic votes were the Bluchers
which made Massachusetts, q Waterloo,
for the brilliant renegade, who became
the champion Of the people, and the idol
of poorly paid operatives. The evils
which Butler sought to remedy give dig
nifty to his ambition, his espousal OF the
cause of the poor softens the harshness
Of feature which history outlines.
n-.I---'----~~---- ----,I1 H., <--.>--:--- e
fair for the nation, his candidacy will
be a blessing for Massachusetts. He
has shown the power of that class Of
people who never before received rec
ignition. He has exposed evils which
heretofore enjoyed immunity. lie has
| made reform the alternative of the rule OF
a class Of people whose peculiar ideas
are dangerous when in the ascendant.
Buffers candidacy will be q source Of
| ratification, a reformation which will
eonsign its cause, Butler, to forgetful-
| ness. 1t is a matter for congratulatlon
| ,hat Butler failed in his attempt to be
! governor of Massachusetts, but his fail
ire was not so signal as to make his
efforts appear presumptuousn nor were the
reforms which he represented 50 need
.ess as to make his candidacy appear
arcicaI. Buffers struggle will be pro
| luctive of more good than the election
# many governors. While we have
reason to rejoice that with his pretensions
| sreenbackism dies, we have no reason tc
regret that Buffers following was great
| nough to alarm those who have long
been in power in Massachusetts,.
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(sfrst publication Nov. 18th, ISIS. No. 10l.
IL MISUNDERSTANDING COUNTY CoTRT
l In the matter Of the estate OfJoseph Pan
kTs z, deceased.
4 all WHOM it may concern: Letters ofadmin-
lStt4uon on said estate having been issued Ia
Joan p NIckert on the llth da- Of November
a. L. ISIS, and six months from and after said day
being allowed and limited for creditors 10 present
Jle claims REORGANIZATION and allowance nttfca
= srCby given that the undersigned viii IN ~
aTs- Tuesday o. each month during rha time 50
i'm ted and also on the last day limited al re
srU late O&ce II the city Of &auiisyy0c in sid
comfy. receive, examine and auiHs all claims
aaa demands OF I'll persons against said decreased
Dated. November lliA,ls7S
LSAALL hLEMAN. N0Gl.y J.l-c Dc :,
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Girst publication October Il, 1s1S)
S1TATE OF WISCONSIN. CIRCUIT COURT.
> tIANiTOW0C COUNTY.

The Gciser Thre,hing Machine CompaDv. pIaip-
Y, against ogiiyie Feuton, Daniel H. Davis ana
" iillah H. Wood, defendants. To the defendants
above named GU are hereby summoned and re-
winch was MED in the Office of the clerk of the cir
cut court Tor ManitOWoC c0untyon the 18th day OF
OCTOBER 1873, and TO serve q copy OF your answer
Oh the subscriber at his office In the city oI Mani
ioMoc ~ the county of ManitOwoc, and state ol
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
ii you fail TO answer the complaint as aforesaid
the plaintiff VIII take judgment against YOU for
re sum Of thrcc hundred dollars with interest AT
10 per cent. from the 10th day Of Augusta D.ls.a
les the sum oftwo hundred and ninety-three and
h!ao dollars and interest at 10 per from the
@o day OF October 1871, besides the costs Of this
action.
1901 o.. 1.-L -
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ilCHAEL KIRwAN, County Jutse. nov as

sEirst publication November II. 1851 No. 100
- PRnBATE.-MANIToW0C COUfrY COURT
IN the matter OF the estate oI5oan Wright.
deceased 49,
10 all whom Il may concern. Letters Of admin
lstratiou on said estate having been Issued to John
VI. Wright on the fourth daY OF November. a. ~.
Isl aud six months from and algc. sid dav be-
m allowed and limited for creditors TO present
their claims for examination and allowance notice
II aereby given thar the undersigned Will on The
afsi tuesday IN each OF the last three months of
The period limited as aforesaid. and also on the
18th day OF May, 1S79, al the Probate Office in he
city Of Manitowoc, in said county. receive. ry-
anime and adjust all claims, and demands of ali
persons against said deceased.
Dated. November 1lh. 1915
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge.
l. u . ". q. turner, AttJs. dec
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lEiFst publication October =. Is7s.7 - =

{liFst publication October p, ls7S) No. s..
IN PROBATE COUNTY c1-RT
L 4 the matter OF the estate Of John 55eIaci-
dec aSed. "a
f. All whom II NAV concern:
Letters OF administration or said estate hex7rsr
been issued 70 Ai5eEtiaa HahaCh and J,arl F9h.[j-
On Tie 5rd day Of July, d. ISg6 1C iarr ~
rom and after the date hereof being allowed and
lial.ed Tor creditors % present tLeir claims for
examination and allowance notice i hereby e1ir
tlst the undersigned will, on the frs NoDcsvs nf
Decen Der, 1873 January, lcTe. gud on the Igsf 7sv
OF the time 80 limited, al she Probate Office in ~
Sl:5 y A5nit0wuc, il said County. receive er-
annie ard adjust sil claims, and demands Of all
persons a-aIns sGiG deceased
Dated, Nanitowoc, October 21st. ISIS
MICHAEL hIRWAN, County Judge. nov u
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itlf7t publication November Il. lSss.) N. 80.
Il PRoBATE,-MANITOWOC C0UETY COURT
| In the matter OF the estate of kuud knudson
SuIUS, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Ole Knud-
sou S0hUS. administrator of the Estate % said de
&c. sed, representing among other things, that he
last tme and place be fixed Tor examining and
I,pSing lis account OF his administrations Med in
shs Court. II is ordered that said account be cx-
ahmed ny the > udEe ci this Court, on Tuesday.
the third day OF December. A. d. 1874 ut Iuo'cIock
a. H.. AT my Office in said county
ordered iuther. that notice thercC be given to
,hy heirs OF said deceased. and to ali persons in
terasted, by publishing q copy of t,is order for
three weeks prior 10 said day Of hesriu-. in the
NalItoNoS Plot, weekly newspaper published
at iantOwoC III said county
Dated at Manitowoc, the It'll day q November
a Is.. ISIS.
MICHAEL kIRWAN. County judge. nov 2S
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THE UULVERWELL MEDICAL 90
al Ann ST, Few York. Post once Box. IS
First publication November H. 1871 No 9s.
= TATE OF WISCONSIN, = COUNTY OF

=, MANITOWOC.-ss.
Probate Office, November 9Th, =. D., 1875
n the matter Of the Proof and P.ubgta Of the
at Wil and testament Of c. Il Ie-lschaTnever
deceased late Of the county OF Mani .owoc Wis
y hereas, an instrument in writing. Furp0rtiug
90 be the last viii and testamtGJ OF {. II.
mschemeTcr deceased, la.c CT tn county of
nitowoc, Wis, has been flied in this Office and
y-oreas application has been made Dry Maria Hem
e etneycr, pray ing that the same b, proven and
admitted 10 probate according to tie Jaws OF this
state:
therefore, it is ordered that said application be
de trd before me at the Probate Office in the city
ii AanIi0Woc. il said county. on Tuesday the 10Th
la OF December. \. D.. 1878 ~ ten n'cIeck a. NJ
and 1t IL further ordered that notice shall be
IL On 10 all persons interested in sal wiz of the
.isac and place oi said hearing. by Publication of
copy Of this order IN the Mauit0Wuc PfsT.
d, TsPapeI pTintedn said city for tn eesuccessiyc
~ is, once each week. prior 20 til time Of such
ring. BY the Court.
MICHAEL kIEWAN, County judge.
-,&sh i Selmitz Attorneys uoy Is
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anCS.

c. ". Fitch.
r njamin Jones
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VILLAGE OF KEEL
Ohm Block lot 9 block 8

I VILLAGE OF NEW kTEL.
II BeiItz lot L block p 30 Il p 10 90
VILLAGE OF CENTERYILLE.
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Sheriff OF N@uijOE0c County.
ash Schmit2. Plaintiffs Attys. cx-uov II