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First Publication March q, 1873 No. :.
| \ PEtpKATE.-M auitoX.nc CnunIx

j., In the matter of the guardianship of Ellen Nc
Grath, minor.
ON reading and filing the petition Of Harriet
Berry guardian Of said minor representing anony
other things that the said ward i seized Of certai1
real estate III said County of Manitowoc and that
i l. necessary for the proper support of said minor
thar me same should be sold and praying for license
to sell the same and Appearing to The Court from
said petition that it is neccssGrY for the support Of
said minor that the said petition to sell said real
estate be granted II Is ordered and directed that
ested in said estate, appear before me. On Monday
the 18th day of April, \. D. ISIS. at 10 O'Clock
m at the Probate Office in said county, then and
there TO show cause ii any there be) why license
should not b. for the sale Of said real estate
according 10 The PRAYER of said petition
And ii Is further ordered that copy of this order
be published for four successive weeks. prior ia
said day Of hearingin the Msnitow0c Pilot weekly
Newspaper printed az MauitGwoc, IN said COUNTY
Dated AZ Manitow0c the 18th day OF March i d
ISIS. MICHAEL kIRWAN. County Judge.
d. a. : 22-+v
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First Publication April /, 1879 No. l6
n PROBATE, nanit0xyoc County

In the matter of the estate of Francis Louis Cret
ton. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Justin c
Crctton and John VI. CrettOn, Executors OF the es-
tate of said deceased, representing among other
things that they have fully administered said tat
and praying that time and place be fixed for ey-
aiming and allowing their account of their execu-
torshp, filed in this Court. II is ordered thar said
account be examined by the Judge of this Court on
o'clock a. m, at my office in said County
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given 10
the heirs of said deceased and to all persons inter
ested by publishing copy of this order for four
successive weeks prior TO said day o hearing in
the Manitowoc PILor weekly newspaper pub,
lished in the City of MantOwoc in said County
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County JUDGE
Dated at Manitowoc, the Isl day of April. A.
D. 1878. ottw
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THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1873.

1t is said that Congressman Williams
Al this state, gave aid and sympathy to
Howe IN his TRADE against the admins
tratlon. Mark but my fall and that
that ruined me-"
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iFirst Publication March 2Ist. 1873
Sss'Esl ssF SFESCGNSET
- I;sssEEi:GSE County. IS

Probate Olice March 18th, n d. 1873.
In the matter Of the proof and probate OF tie last
Will and testament Of Mary Zuamcnacck deceased.
late OF the county OF NTanituwoc
Whereas, an Instrument il writing. prrnartiD,r
to be the last will and testament Of Mary Zaalrc7
mack, deceas ed, late Of the county OF lTantoVoc
has been fled in this Office: and whereas ami c,
tion has been made by Frank Zuamenacek pray
ing that the same be proven and admitted 10 pro
bate according 10 the laws OF this state:
Therefore, II IS ordered that said application be
heard before me AT the probate Office In the CITY Of
a. d. ISIS. at 10 O'Clock a III.
And 1t Is further ordered. that notice thereof
shall be given 70 all person interested i'm said
LEGATION in the ManitowUC Pilot. newspaper Irir-
ted in said county tor three successive weeks t,I,te
each week. prior 10 the time of such heanng
BY the Court
22-3T: MICHAEL KIRWAN
W p. County JUDGE
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|I[TST Tl||LCAILDN NJICL . I0lN-T NJ. :
IN PROE he, naHItoNcc County
L LII.

In the matter Of the estate of a. c. Tufts, de-
ceased.
on reading and fling the petition Of Adam
Bleser OF said county representing among other
thing thar 4 q. Tufts, late Of said county IL a
d. I~-h II P0gklanG, ia said comfy. died iutrszste
leaving goods chattels and estate within this ate
Of wisconsin. and that the said petitioner j. a
creditor Of said deceased, aGd prayi That admin
istra.ou OF said estate be to Don. = Shove grant
ed IL i ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of tis Court Monday, the I'D day Of
April A D. 1873, II lu o'clock IA, N my office IL
said youurv-
the heirs of said deceased. and to al persons in
tc-asred by publishing copy OF this order for
three successive prior 10 said aay OF aCa-n2
! in the Mauitowoc Pilot weekly newspaper pub
l.-hed n Nauijowoc in said comfy. and @isU by
service of copy OF this order upon the wIGCT o.
/ said deceC>ed personally, st least three weeks he
| fore said Gay Of hearing.
MIgHAEL KIRWAE. County judge.
| Dated NJ MauJoWOC, the 18th day of March /.
/ D Is-S. II. q. { ". j. r. 2I-2y
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E,'Ely - s:E ESC0SSIS,
- EsaEIEcSEeC County.

Probate H4Icc. City Of &anitOwoC. March 25;h,
4. d. 1910.
In the mG-fer Of the Proof and Probate Of the
LAST WIZ and test ament ri TbcoGor Tniuwe=. de-
ceased. late If TIE County OF Nsuitowoc, Ms.
Where's. IN II sru gnent IN writing, purporting 10
be the isst IL and testament of Tlcodor simy e.
deceased l1te Of he County of MauitovOC. Wis,
mas been -.cG In This Office; aud whereas aVpiCa-
I tion has aeCU made by Peter ThimWes- PRAYING
JE". J.a same be proven and admitted TO Probate
I Gycg-llu- 10 fGe laws of this state.
! Therefore j. is ordered thai said application he
h-al. before ne AZ the Probate Ohice in the CITY
! c' aauitCNu Us N said County, ou the ..I dav =
ami. + =. :. Gt IL clock a.. Il.
ana j r. Fast Tier ordered. hat notice thereof shat
be given - 81. persons Interested i'm said Will. O.
t3le time ana place 0f said hearing, hy publication
/ iG tins As rIToNuC FfLor, argNSpa9er printed ii
SAID county, for three successive weeks, once cIcl
! week. prior 10 the tins Of such hearing A f
I iv the OF Il.
/ 3 -3a. HICHAEL IIRWAN, County Judge.
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d. not easily earned in these times. hut it
"a I can be made III three months by any one
If either sex, in any part Of the country
who Is r llIing to work steadily at the employment
That We FURNISH. SO per week in Your own town.
on need not be away from home over night. You
can give Your whole time TO The work. only YOUR
spare moments. We have agents who are making
over So per day. All who engage at once can
make money fast. At the present time money
cannot be made easily and rapidly at any other
business. II costs nothing to Try the business.
Terms and s. Outdt free. Address at once. II
HALLETr i Co, Portland, Maine. 1034.*
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first Publication March H. 1881 No.
IN PROBATE NanitoNoc County

In the Matter of the Estate Of John Zahorik,
Deceased
70 All a bonn il may concern:
Letters OF Administration said Estate having
been issueu TO X. ID. Sma't, the fifth day oil
March. A. n. 1873, aud four months from and after
said dav being allowed and limited for creditors 10
prc saut their claims for examination and alloH-
aucA <0TiCe j. hereby given thar the undetsign-
ed viii on the last Monday OF April. lS7,- and the
last Monday Of une. 1875 and the second Monthly
Of Jr'v. ISIS at The Probate Office IL the Cst- %
afirSr all claims, and demands OF ali persons
against said deceased.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County JUdg.
Dated March j.. ISIS. z. Z q 5W.
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All persons are warned against harboring or
trusting Mary Jane McCabe, my daughter, also
Francis McCabe, my son, they have left their home
without just cause or proyocation. viii not pay
any debts Of their contracting.
MARY ANN WILLIAMS.
NELSON E. WILLIAMS.
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Nth the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
f6llicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not havm
it. If wanted merely for a
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MARTIN kAPPEs.
0ppositetbe Catholic Church.
Keeps a large assortment of MoRldings, and is
prepared TO give fun satisfaction in
FRAMING PICTURES.
He also deals in
WINDOW CAPS and COFFINS.

He has always on hand large assortment Of
Catholic Prayer books. in the English, German and
Polish languages. Rosaries, Crucifxes, and cas,
iron crosse. for graves. 2l-Gln
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Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars

gre rrl "a -5 through rains Of this road
This 5s tla On LY LIS running these cars be
tween llca 20 and ST paul and Minneapolis Chi
ca-o and II vau sces Chicago ana Ninona, or Chi
cggo ana Green Iiay.
Close connections are made at Chicago with the
Lake shgre e Michigan Southern. Michigan Cen.
trel. Baltimore G Ohio, Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE Il
tHTcEEe kEhEaSee Line end Pan Handle Pcutes
Tor I'll paints EAST and SOUTHEAST, AID with
the thicag9 and A,,oD and Illinois CeriraI 10. an
points ScC:t-
Close corrections are also made With the Union
Pacifc = L. q Omaha for ell FIR y est points
l."sa -aar cticns made a. junction points with
trEinsaf a7l eFc-s points
icEel oser his route are sold by all Coupon
ilcErL agents ID the uifed states and Canadas
k1sHei he~ ven ash, fcryour tickets VIA the F'Ei-
ea-' "a Southwestern Railway, and take none
utheg.
New York Once: No A. Broadway: Boston Of
fee No > state street; Omaha Office, 2i5 Farnharn
street;San francisco Office. 70 W. N ,ntgomerv S.
CihesGo icaet Offices, G. CLARK street under SAer-
lLs1 H51se- Canal. corT-rr Madison: Kfnzie-st
Ee'oI. crure West Kinzie and Canal streets Is els
Street = Pos. corner 81 els AID kinZie Streets.
fbi r--- information lot attaiaable from your
hoEr Cct-et gents, apply to
" Il. ST-N-EIy, MARVIN HU6HTTT,
Gen.Pass. Ag't. Chicago. Gen. Mang'r, Chicago
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First Publication March %. 1851 No. 4.
IN PRO sA'EE;-1sauGEotE Count.
L s'nnY1.
n tic, matter Of The estate Of Geo \ Woodin

H. the matter Of the estate of Geo n Woodin
deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of 3san 90
Shove. executor of the last will and testament of
said deceased, setting forth the amount ug person
al estate tina; has come TO lis hands, and iue dis
position thcreot-the amoUnt Of debts Outstan ling
against eaG deceased, and description of an the
real estate 81 which said deceased died seized aud
the condition and value OF the respective portions
thereof: and praying that license be 10 him grant
ed 10 sell all 4 iotS No 9. 10, II and :. in block
No IL IN tie city Of hGnitoWoc, ia said county.
and i appearing 10y said petition. hat there is not
sufficient personal estate in tie hHnuE OF said exc
cutO: 10 pay said debts. and that il is necessary in
order to pay he same, sell all OF said real estafe
it J. therefor, ordered that all persons interest,"
On Monday the 18Th Gay of May, \. D. 1873 at 10
O clock \. NJ. al the Office of the County Jud-g in
the city OF HaHitOw0c in said county, then and
there 10 show cause If any there be- whv license
Should not Z" granted 20 said Don. !. Shove exc
cutor Nc. To sell said real estate according to the
PRAYER Of said petition.
And il * further ordered. that CODY of this or
der snail be published for four successive weeks
prior 10 said day OF hearing in the Mauitowoc
Pilot weekly newspaper printed and published At
Mani owoc IL said comfy, and personally served
on adj persons Interested in said estate. res. linz t
said County AZ least fourteen days before said day
Of hearing. ~ tine Court.
MICHAEL KIIiWAN. County Jude
Dated at AanitOwuc the 21th day of March. 4
d.. IN'-. ID. A =. - iv
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i L n H -.

THE CHICAGO & NORTHwEs1KRN RAILWAY
Embrace undcrone management the Great Trunk
Hallway Lines of the WEST and NORTHWEST
and. with its numerous branches and connections.
forms thershortcst and quickest route between
theEu Michigan. Minnesota Iowa. Nebraska. Cali
iorIiia and tie Western Territories. It's
Omaha & California Line
+ The shortest and best ron between Chicago and
all points IN Northern Illinois, Iowa. Dakota, Ne
braSka TamiHg, Colorado. Utah, Nevada Cali
| foruia, Oregon. China, Japan and Australia Its
Chicago, ST. Paul and Minneapolis Line
is IA" short iuc-hetUccn Chicago and all points in
-NgGiHrra Wisconsin and Minnesota, and Tor Mad
isoD. s. Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, and all points
inihe Great Northwest. Its
Lacrosse. Winona and st. Peter Line
I the best 10ure between Chicago end La Crosse
Nianua. Rochester, OwatouuG, Maukatp. -. Pete
NeN JsEl. and I'll points j. southern and Contra.
Niuncsr,a. Is
Green Bay and Marquette Line
i the 1asF .iuc between Chicago and GAINESVILLE
Watertuwu, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh. Appleton.
Green baF, -cauaoa. J egaunce Marquette. lii gb-
tyi, lIlueac., and the Lshe superior Country. lis
Er1epozt and Dubuque Line
Is The ualy route between CLicgga ard E n.
Rockford, Fieeport and al points via Freepo,;
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
/ tho r'r lake SagTo route. and Is the only one
Psa-.u- a.rs-.'l chicago and Evanston, Lake For
reel, ;. zaiaGa PARK v sukegan, Racine, EenosLa
and ailHaukee.
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lrsI Enumeration hareh II Isl,
GUARDIANS SALE.
II PESDEs ATE -.reanEtos-Gc CSt=-ssy

In the maJ.rr o. the Guardianship ofrhc minor
heirs of Mrs. II Herman. deceased
Notice i hereby given. that by virtue ard in
pursuance OF m order OF license made 10 safe mat
.er on the gt'l day oC March, !. D. 49,, ly yHe
County cour- 81 said County. the Cudef- ...-d.
Guardian OF he minor heirs OF said deceased u!
on Monday, the 18th day Of April, \. D., ls7s "a
ten O'Clock u the forenoon 81 said day. - The of
flee Of the Cinty Judge In the CITY Of Mauir"WoG,
in said County. offer for sale AZ public vcndUe. the
enc quarter ut the northeast quarter o. sec.
! No. Seven 4 in town No. Seventeen 90, north
! Range No lweniy-Jhlce l23l, east. Siuate Is.
inc, and bcil in said county.
I Tie terms oi sale viii 'a made known on the dry
I of sale.
| LOUIS FRANKE. Guardian.
| Dated at Manitowoc. the 9th day vi March \ D..
( 1878. j. D. VI. 2i-lw
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Ayers
zeIa1. Vlgo,',
For restoring Gray Hair TO
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A d re s s n g
which is at once
a gree a b | e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
s erwin 6 the
hair. Faded or
gray hair as soon
restored to ITS
0r1gjnry no1or
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A GRAND MEETING ATKENT.
KENT, ONO. Sept. 81. 1873.

KENT, ONO, Sept. 81, 1873.
Mr.. EDITOR Last evening the De-
mocracy of this and surrounding towns
met at Kent's Hall to listen to the elo-
quent, argnmentative and convincing
speeches of our candidate for Congress,
General Wiley, and Judge Kenney, of
Ashland county. The large number
present is proof conclusive of the deep
interest felt in the coming election.
The enthusiastic reception of General
Wiley must have been exceedingly
gratifying to him; and the Generals
speech satisfied his hearers, that on the
great and essentially important issue
of this campaign-finance-he was ad-
vocating the peoples interests. His
able effort, delivered as it was in a
gentlcmanly and courteous manner
made him many friends who will on
election day, silently but forcibly at
test their confidence in the man and
the principles he advocates.
Judge Kenney closed the meeting
with an address of an hours length,
during which he arraigned the Repub-
iican party and its leaders. not forget
ting the sanity Garfield in terms of
cutting sarcasm, and eloquently advo-
Gated the claims of the Democracy.
The Judge though warmly admired
before added many to his hosts of
friends here.
The Brimfield Band, but recently
organized, has a spirit and vim in the
execution of its excellent music which
says eve play as we votc-for Wiley"
Our meeting, in point of numbers
and in enthusiasm, totally eclipsed
Mckinley's recent meeting here, and
will tend largely TO eclipse that gem
tleman at the polls. GREENBACK.
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The FAIR.-The thirty econd an
nual fair of the Portage County Agri-
cultural Society opened on the old
grounds on Monday. We were un-
able to spend but short time on the
grounds and cannot speak of the ex-
hibition in detail. The entries were
large, numbering over 700. we are in-
formed, and the display i'm all the de-
partmcnts, except that OF agricultural
| implements, was large and very fine.
Floral Hall was we'll filled with the
productions Of the garden, the orchard,
| The farm, the dairy and the workshop,
which were very neatly arranged and
presented very fine and attractive
appearance. We never witnessed a
finer exhibition of fruits and flowers
The show of horses, cattle, sheep and
swine were superb. 1t is the universal
expression that it was as fine fair as
was ever held in the county. The at :
tendance on Tuesday was not large,
owing doubtless to the threatening as
peet of the weather, which was the
only circumstance in the way of the
complete success of the Fair. 1t is
hoped the crowd to-day (Wednesday) }
will be sufficient to place the Society
i'm sound and healthy condition finan-
cialIy.
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THE Democratic meetings held in
this county last week and addresse d
by General Wiley we've all we'll at
tended and of the most gratifying
character. At Mantua, Garrettsville,
Randolph and Kent the attendance
was larger than the halls would ac-
commodate. The speeches of Gener-
al Wiley were mostly devoted to the
financial issue, and were able, eloquent
and convincing, showing that the
speaker has devoted much thought
and study TO the subject, and fully
represents the interests of the laboring
wealth producing people. The Gem
eral, by his gentlemanly department,
clear, candid and straight forward ar
gnment, and respectful treatment of
the opposition, won the esteem of all.
AT the meeting here and i'm Kent
Judge T. j. Kenney, of Ashland, oc-
cnpied portion of the time i'm re-
view of the history of the Republican
party. stripping the mask from the
corrupt concern and exhibiting it in
all its naked deformity. The Judge
is most forclble and effective speak
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MANTUA STATION.
Correspondence.


Our friend, l.. II. Vets, becoming weary of
the ,liscomfOrts and trials OF bachelOrhOod, has
entered into an arrangement whereby it is
hoped his sorrows may he divided and his joys
doubled, in causing charming young lady Of
Shalersville, Miss Emma a. BrOdcs, in the time
honored name OF Mrs. Vets. The ceremony
was performed on the 18th inst, at Ravcnna by
Rev. A, Wilson. in presence OF few intimate
friends of the bride and groom, thereby atlmon
ishing said friends to he up and doing, if they
too would enjoy the satisfaction Of rounding
mp the full measure of life. To every young
man we are novel 10 say. get some good girl to
consent to unite her destiny with yours, and
then put forth your best efforts to be good, true
husband, and our word for it the chances for
happiness and usefulness in that direction will
be tenfOd greater than in life of single sell
ishness and unrestrained Indulgence May the
couple above mentioned when nearing the goal
experience to the utmost the joy, the peace and
real comfort which springs from the conscious
ness of a wcll-spent life.
We have been examining the plastered walls
OF Geo. W. Aliens new dwelling, put on by
Hosea Pettibone. OF this place. and have no hes
itation in saying they are hard to heat.
Several persons at this point who had intend
Ell to hear Wiley and Kenney. at Rrvenna. Fri
dav night. were deferred from going on account
of the rain. but it will make difference with
the final result
VIM. II. Wespe.ker has moved his family and
effects from the Russell and Saddler building to
hir own on Folger Hill. MorRNER.
Sept, %. 1878.
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ANOTHER COR R ESPON DENT.

few weeks ago Your Mantna Station cor
respondent indulged in a somewhat mournful
account of the condition of affairs in School
District No. 8. in this township. though 1
thought traces of humOr could he discovered
under its mOurnfulness. Now, while we as a
district hold no particular grudge against
Mourner on the above score, am moved to in
form your veracioUS correspondent, well
the rest of the world. that things are looking up
here. Instead of the former meager attendance
at our school. partly gathered from foreign
sources, it gives me great pleasure to announce
that from Is to 10 pupils now submit themselves
to the benign influence of our glorious system
of free schools, and from present indications
| there will be no diminution in the number, but
| rather an increase. unless there should be too
much Ontside interference. While this condi-
ton of things intellectual has been under way,
it must not be supposed that we have neglected
our material interests. Not so, for has rot
neighbor N. Rice put up commodiOns and
comfortable bank barn. which though not in
tended perhaps for a display, is good enough
for any body? Then Frank PrOctor's new gran
cry is such one substantial farmer would
naturally indulge in; and what fault have you
to find with good Uncle Sabin Mays effort in
the same direction viii Crafts, not satisfied
with his habitatiOn. has thoroughly renovated
it. as well as his Outbuildings.. What is the
matter with thrifty j. S. Pum's barn, with its
new siding and its attractive coat Ofpant war
raj ted not to wash OFF? Perhaps a city bred
chap would turn up his nasal organ, il it didn't
already, at Dan Washburn's horse barn with
the new Improvements and nObby cupOla, but
yOu must travel some distance to find u neater
one. while his brother John comes to the front
with fresh paint for the house Ond barn at the
old homestead. and the erection of neat and
cOmmodiOns mlkhOuse Last, but not by any
means least, l must not forget a mention of
Newton SheldOn's dwelling with it thorough
renovation, the addition of II pleasant veranda,
etc. all of which goes to show that everything
considered we are not much behind other por.
tiOns OF the to wn in things
al and intellectual Improvements.
We have also been blessed with a fruitful
season. Our crops. with a few exceptions. have
been bOuntiful. Though the rice crop was
complete failure, think it may be accounted
for on the ground of improper management on
the part of those intrusted with its cultivation.
Fruit of nearly all kinds i'm abundance, if may
except plunls, which promised well in the fore
part of the season. and though finally yielding
but half crop, it was after all. by far the hest
half NERO
School Dist. No. g. Mantua. Sept. %. 1878.
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THE Democrats of Streetsboro' had

THE Democrats of StreetsbOro' had
large and enthusiastic meeting in the
Town Hall in that place OH Monday
evening of last week which was ably
addressed by Messrs. w. B. Thomas,
]. ii. Nichols and w. II. Bettes. There
were several Republicans i'm attend
ance who were permitted full liberty
TO question the speakers and all their
questions were answered in a gentle
manly and satisfactory manner. The
attempt was made by some misguid-
ed and ardent young Rad TO break up
the meeting by scattering pnlverized
red pepper upon the floor and in some
of the seats, but the mean, dirty trick
was detected and fOiled. The perpe-
traitor is known and will be remem-
bered