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Total assets @ooo'aoo 90
The foregoing statemen. liz just. true ana
correct transcript from the books OF the COM
JAS l. DAY, President.
Fl, CARPENTER Secretary.
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Fredk Oamerden
J. l.. Harris.
Andrew Stewart.
Joseph Stone,
George Martin.
Alfred Moulton.
L. G. Jurey.
Edward NalIe,
Geo. W. Sentell.
A. Levi,
VIM. Fl. Matthewsy
Paul E. Mortimer.
John V. Moore.
W. B. Conger.
Henry M. Preston.
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Paid up Capital, 81 100000.
Assets April 30, 1877, s1,2S2, 9O8 SO.
ISSUES POLICIES COVERING FIRE, RIVED
AND MARINE RISKS

John I. Noble. T. Lytt Lyon.
John Chaffe. Samuel Fl. Boyd,
Richard Mllliken. Joseph McElroy.
j. l. Warren, VIM. J. Behan
r. r. Buckner, B. f. Eschleman,
Sam1 Friedlander. Vim. @. Black,
A. A. Yates. Chas. Chaffe.
John /. Adams. L. @. Jurey.
Isaac Seherck. VIM. Hartwell.
X. M. Walmsley. CT. Leeds.
A. H. May. A. T. Janin.
8. II. Snowden. Jos. Bowling.
A. M. Blckham. sci
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Mount Washington Glass Company VS.
Thomas & Co.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
apes my3 10 II "a %
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294O MORTGAGE BONDS

Said Loan consists In an issue OF
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-07

The Halifax award may yet be the
cause of serious trouble between the gov
ernments Of Great Britain and the United
States. Under the conditions Of the
treaty, United States fishermen were to
be allowed to fish near the coasts Of some
of the British Colonial possessions. A
local law of Newfoundland forbade the
setting Of seines during the months in
tsrvening between October and April, A
party of Newfoundlauders drove off the
Americans after the soines were set.
Evarts insists that the award shall not be
paid until the British government recog
nizes the right of American fishermen to
these fishing grounds.
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THE Milwaukee republican papers
have had the queerest way of denouncing
the induction of religious matters into
politics. Deuster is a Catholic. The re
publican parers industriously circulated
that fact and claimed that the Catholic
church was becoming apolitical orgaGiza-
ton, simply because one Of its members
was a candidate. This was made an is
sue by the republican papers and com
mon expression in their editorials was
''the republican candidate and the Catho-
lie candidate" This bringing a mans
religion to the front in political cam
paign is a despicable effort to defeat him
, through bigotry. And then the warning
given to the Catholic church which inter
preted properly, means; ANY one of
your denomination IS not entitled to Of
i flee at the hands of the American people.
The election of Catholic to the United
States Congress is something dangerous.
/ papnhIicans cannot allow such presump-
! ton to go unreDuhed''
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A CORRESPONDENCE between Secretary
Evarts and the Howard Association Of
New Orleans relative to the charge that
the latter has funds on hand which it
-s,- - 1;~+~;I,--t~ -.--,~--ey 49, --~e>l =,
shows what everybody must have be-
lieved, chat the association has acted
honorably and does hot seek to retain
one cent Of the funds sent for the relief
Of the stricken people. The secretary of
the Association says that they have taken
no notice Of the charges made, knowing
that when they give an account of the
money received and disbursed, as they
intend to soon, the people will see how
groundle5s the accusations have been.
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OVER so, 900 COPIES

Il is published simultaneously in Lon
don and New York. and the transatlantic
recognition is almost as general and
hearty as the American Although the
progress of the magazine has been a
steady advance, it has not reached its
editors ideas of best, because her ideal
continually outruns it, and the magazine
as swiftly follows after. To-day ST.
NICHOLAS stands alone in the world of
books
The New York Tribune has said of
it: "ST. NICHOLAS has reached higher
platform, and commands for its service
wider resources in art and letters than
any of its predecessors Of contempora-
ries." The London Literary World
says: ''Ihere IS no magazine for the
young that can be said to equal this
choice production of Scribner's press.
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First publication October 10. lS7S)
FORECLOSURES SALE.

(hRCUIF COURT.-MANITOWOC COUNTY.
y John Handl, plf., against George BaumGnn,
dcft
Take notice that by virtue ofan execution issued
in the above entitled action the 3rd day Of
October, 1873. upon and in pursuance Of Il jug
mert of foreclosure Of mechanics lien. and sale
Of the property her, IN de 3Crbed, rendered and
doc'.eted in said action on the 10Th day of June.
1915 in the Office of the clerk of the Circuit Court
in nd county, and TO me dir -ctcd and delivered
as sheriff of said county. | have levied Upon and
will sell, at the Shcrts office in the Court House.
in tae city Of ManitoNoC county Uf NaUtuWuC.
and state of " iscOHsin, on the 23rd tav of NUyem
Der \. D.. 1878, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day, to satisfy said judgment. interest and
costs. the real estate directed by said Judgment to
be sold to-wit: All he right. title. and interest
which the defendant, George Baumann, had in and
10 Let No. six 81. in block No. two hundred and
eighty-six 2S0i. situated in the city OF Maniuw0c
in the county of MauitowoC. and state Of Wi,c0n-
sin, according to the recorded plat Of said civ and
in and TO the buildings thereon situate. on the
10Th day of June. 1873. And take further notice
that will upon such sale execute to the purchaser
a good and sufficient deed of conveyance Of the
SAID right, title and interest sold.
Dated. SheTits Office, MauitowOC, Wis. OCtO-
Der 9TH, 1873.
p. MULNOLLAED
Sheriff OF NauitOWuc County.
II. @. Il W. J. Turner, plaintiffs AttYs. nov H..
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WE i'll the United States are compare
lively safe from the evils of Communism
The more liberal the government the
less favorable is it to the growth of So
cialism. 1t is in the monsrchial govern
ments that it makes strongest head.
Every nation of Europe seems to be on
the verge OF internal war. Germany,
with her strong government being in
greatest danger.
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STATIONERY.

We take pleasure III ha.acpnoing to
the public that We have just received at
tie Central Drug store fine stock OF
stationery which we viii sell at prices
lower than ever offered in the city here
tofore. JONES & ScHALLERS.
P.S. We cali special attention to our
stock 0, Ptpetgric or box paper.
JONES L SCHALLEFS.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.


MANITOWOC. August 9Th. lNI%.
Al persons nteres ed are hereby notified tnat
he following tracts and parcels of land, city ana
villa e lots. lying and being situated in The CuGu-
" 81 NaultoWOC and State OF Wisconsin,. ere sold
tor he taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1919 on the second Tuesday, being the 9th day of
May, 1876.
\ NV. therefore, unless the amount OF taxes. IN
terc-t and costs set opposite the several tracts
aud parcels Of land, city and village lots snail he
pail on or before the ninth day OF May. 1879. the
same will be transferred TO the buyer. or his or
hsr assigns. according to the law i'll such case
made and provided.
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TAKEN Ep.

C.me to my enclosure in this city. on the 18Th
Of October. 4 dark red COW - or l. wears cid.
The owner j. requested 10 prove property par
cha yes and take her away. Enquire ar III~ul
< ; limek carriage works
St MICHAEL LAJGHEEE.
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Sale of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands.
STATE OLE WISCONSIN.
.ooL ANn I-:,ryEnsITY LAEps.
I OF " IStJNNINr
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AZ


described land county
GRANTED heOnuo
bidder Ndn Ign day Of Lle4
Y al o : al s ha o OF cred
" a
Uruela gail ali q
z - 0 a a c
condition @ " b e
See. ufSta
E T. : n
AttoneyG eue !
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(tirst publication October 81 1S1S) No. O..
IN PROBATE.-MANITOwO COUNTY COURT
| IN the matter Of the estate of Carl Wilhelm
tIC&ert. deceased.
on reading and filing the petition of Fred
SChmftZ, administrator OF said estate setting forth
the amount OF personal estate that has come to
his hands, and the disposition thcreof-tke amount
Of debts outstanding against said deceased and
description Of all the real estate OF which said de
ceased died seized, and the condition and value of
the respective portions thereof: and praying that
license he 10 him granted 10 sell all OF the NV Of
ne IF section "a town p. north OF range Is east
ia Shawano county, Wisconsin, and il appearing
ny said petition, that there is not sufficient per
soEal estate in the hands Of said administrator [,
pay said debts. and that il Is necessary in order 10
pay the same. to sell all OF said real estate il is
therefore ordered, that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the Judge OF this Court
on Monday the 9Th daY of December \. D.. 1S7S. at
ten O'Clock y. ~, at the Probate Office in the CITY
Of NanitowoC in said county, then and there TO
SHOW cause Of any there be- why license should
not be granted 70 said admins trator to sell said
rea! estate according 10 the prayer OF said petition
And II i further ordered. that copy Of this or
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Manitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper printed and published
at the city OF NdnitowOc in said county, and per-
sonally served all persons interested in said
residing in said county. at least fourteen DAYS
before said day Of hearing. BY the Court.
Dated at NaulTOwUc- the 18th dag Of October. A
D., ISIS.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
Nash x SChmltZ. AttyS. nov p
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tFirst publication October 10, 1881
SHFRTFTS SALE


=. ! ~ r VI ~ lSA tN~tN.-l'lG IL . IA lDI x /,
y -AA<IIOWOC COUNTY--s.
ILomas Windiatc against Charles Kind
b virtue OF an execution issued oar Of and TN
der tie seal OF the Circuit Court OF the state nj
wisconsin, IN and Tor tGC county OF Nauitowor. in
The aOoVe entitled action, dated the 27ih day Of
Aug lst, ISIS, and to me directed and delivered.
against the goods. Chatels. lands and real proper
~ the defendant, Charles Kind, upon iudE-
mcLt rendered by and before William II. Glover a
justice OF the peace IN and for said county hui-
iuwuc, on the 18th day OF October A. D.. 1877. a
lrai, ,criPt OF which said judgment was duly flied
ID 1 office 81 the clerk of the Circuit Court III
AaItoWoc County, on the 9Th day OF August. A.
D. ISIS. | have levied upon. and seized all the
rLh., title and interest which the said Charles
KIM had on the said 18th day of August. ISIS ur
has since acquired, in and TO the following de--
crib d real estate to-wit: The northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section No twrut~-
nine CD, township No twentv-onc t2ln. Range
twenty three = cast, situated in the county of
Maj itowoc and state Of Wisconsin. which .sid
described premises | shall expose Tor sale and sell
a. the law directs. ct public auction to the highest
bId1 er at the SheTits Office in the court house in
he city of Manitowoc. Wisconsin. OF the 23rd Gav
Of November, 1873, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon
on tlat day.
Dated, Sherih-s Office, Manitowoc, Wis. Octo-
Der gth. 1873.
p. MULHOLLAND.
Sheriff of Manitowoc County.
Nash Schmitz, Plaintiffs Attys. eX-noy Il
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ST. NICHOLAS,
SCRIBNBR'S ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
For Girls and Boys.
An Ideal Children's Magazine.

MEssRs. ScRIBNER Il Co., in 1873, be-
gan the publication of ST.. NICHOLAS, an
illustrated Magazine for girls and boys,
with Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge as editor.
Five years have passed since the first
number was issued, and the magazine
has won the highest position. 1t has a
monthly circulation of
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"HALF DOZEN HOUsEKEEPERs. :,

By katharine d. Smith, with illustra-
tons by Frederick Dielman, begins in
the same number; and fresh serial by
Susan Coolidge, entitled ''Eyebright, p"
with plenty of pictures, will be common
ced early IN the volume. There will also
be continued fairy tale called
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Q LAMPS N MANIToWoc CoUETy.
$50 % Il 50 Is IS Is IS 21S Az ISIS
$50 -
go % 8 60 - O. T. 40 c. 1s-
TAKEN Up.

Come into my enclosure on section in ther1ryu
81 kpssUtn. COW year. OLD, nj red color a-l &C.
viii spot on forehead. The owner mgv cal. .ay
Cha -rs and take same away within Two months
from date. Is 1 can not keep hcg longer.
Dated at h0Ssuth, September Seth. ISIS.
CASPAE piEkER.
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Coed Things for 1859.

The arrangements for literary aud art
contributions for the new volume-the
sixth are complete, drawing from al
ready favorite sources, as well as from
promising new ones. Mr.. Frank r.
Stockton's new serial story for boys,
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~ HOLLY FELLOWSHIP ;,

Will run through the twelve monthly
parts, beginning with the number for
November, 1878, the first Of the volume.
and will be illuetrated by James L.
Kelley. The story is one of travel and
adventure i'll Florida and the Bahamas.
For the girls continued tale,
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To all whom il may concern: Al persons az
hereby cautioned against trusting any one my
account. shall pay no debts which are not con
tractcd by myself personally.
DANIEL HAGGERTY.
Maple Grove. Oct /, 1873
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3tlanitowot ])iIot.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1878.
THE RESULT.

The entire democratic ticket OF Mani
{ voc county was elected last Tuesday,
majorities ranging from 400 to BOO.
Ia the md Assembly district Zander had
no opposition, and of course received all
the votes cast. In the First district
John Carey was elected by an oyerwhelm-
ing majority, receiving IN some towns
almost every vote cast. In the Sd dis
trict Henry Wits was defeated, by very
email majority, -. The 81 is a very
strong republican district, still if 1t were
not for the fact that a United States sen
stor was to be elected next year, Wits
would have been elected by a large ma
iority. But for the unusual vote in
Centervilie he would have been elected
even under the unfayorable circumstan-
ces attending the election of democrat
in a republican district this fall. Sena-
tor was most warmly contested but re-
suited in the election Of Rankin by sos
majority. We publish the vote in full
in another place Though not official it
is correct. we 1aIed 70 geJ tne vote on
Coroner and Surveyor from so.4e Of the
towns. The official canvass will be pub
lished next week.
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ADvERTIsENENT OF


c. ". Fitch. Lot Nc. in Block No log. in the VI
lage Of ManirowOc ..---.. =.
Benjamin Jones Lot No. in Block No. Isl. in the Vi
lage Of Manitnwoc ...........- .....
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MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
Nash x Schmitz, Attys. nov y


First publication October 81, lS7S) No. 80
~ PROBArE-MANTToWOG COUNTY COURT
L In the matter Of the estate OF Ambrose Osch-
valid. deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of Don A
Shove. administrator of said estate. setting forth
the amount of personal estate that has come to
his hands. and the disposition Jhegcof-the amount
al debts outstanding against said deceased. and
against said estate, and description of ii part OF
the real estate of which said deceased died seized
and the condition and Y lue Of the respective por-
lions thereof: and praying that license be TO him
granted 10 sell the same for the payment of the
debts mentioned in said petition, the said resI eS-
tate being described as follows. viz:
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Wisconsin. and il appearing by said petition that
there = not sufficient personal estate in the hands
OF said administrator 10 pay said debts. and that il
i necessary in order 10 psy the same TO sell all
of said real estate: II l. therefore ordered that all
persons interested in said estate appear before the
JUd-c Gf his Court. on Monday the md dav of
December y iE-S. It ten o'clock a. N. at the
Office OF the County Judge IN tbs city Of Manito-
Voc in said county then ant there 20 STOW CSuSe.
if any there nc3 why license should not be grant
ell 10 said administrator 10 sell said real estate ac
cor1iuE 70 the prayer OF said petition.
And K = !TriheT ordered that copy Of this or
g.. shall be FTeii.,-d fH- tour successive weeks
prior ID said day OF h,=iag in the Nanitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper printed a.d published
&anitowoc in ssid county, and personally se4ee.
CT S}l persons interested in said estate. residing
in said County, ~ least fourteen days before said
dav Of hearing By tie court.
Dated al Msnitowoc, the 18th day Of October
=. T., ISIS.
MICHAEL hTRwAN,' County Judge. nov y
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JOHN p. WICKERT
SCHLESWIG.
VILLAGE OF KEEL.
ILLAGE OF NEW KEEL.


Ii T Bclitz lot L block Il 80 l. 81 70 9.
VILLAGE OF CENTERyILLE.
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(First publication October 81, 1S7sD No %
y NOTWITHSTANDING COUNTY COURT
IN the matter Of the estate of Carl Wilhelm
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7
Sheriff OF NauitOWuc County.
Il. G. & W. J. Turner, PlaiDtitis Attys. nov H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-23
Glen. Sam H~ouston's rirst wife.

The Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal says :
1.-THE letter written by Col. Willoughby
Williams. Of Nashville, has created
much discussion here In Memphis ~ IN
the cause Of the separation Of General
Houston from his first wife. Both par
ties have relations in this city. and. of
both sides have their version Of
the matter.
Mr.. Asa Jxrmsn. Of Texas. has Just
completed . memoir Of the life Of Gen.
Sam Houston. Jarman's version Of the
separation Of Houston and his wife IL
perhaps the true ono. He says that
Houston married, while Governor Of
Tennessee, the beautiful Miss Lucy
Dickerson, not willingly, but under the
pressure Of parental influences. She
had been engaged to Mr.. Robert Nick
erson, whom she desired to marry. and
when Nickerson returned tn Nashville
her love for him remained ~ warm ~
ver
Houston, becoming convinced that
his wife was more Attached To her old
lover than to himself. accused her ac-
cOrdingly, when. with much womanly
feeling. she confessed that il was true,
announcing that she liked Nickerson's
little finger better than Houston's whole
body Houston thereupon informed
her that she had better marry Nicker-
son. and without u word to the public
he abandoned his GubernAtOriM office
and quietly left the State for the Indian
settlements.N
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-23

Scarcely were we within the walls Of
the city before ] experienced a feyerish
anxiety to complete the pilgrimage, lest
something might even then occur To
prevent II. Therefore, after a hearty
meal, we directed the dragoman 10 Lead
the way to the Holy Sepulchre. slim
ping and stumbling over the wet stones
on the narrow way called the Street of
David, thence turning into Christian
street, finally. after passing down an
alley, we stood before the Church OF
the Holy Sepulchre. Fortunately! the
church was open. Crossing the thresh-1
hold with a sensation I shall never for
get, we halted at the stone upon which
Christ was anointed after the crucifix-
ion; glanced ut the place where the
virgin Mary stood during the apoint-
ing, n h instinctively hurried to
the Holy ~Sepulchre. The small outer
chamber contains u portion Of the stane
which closed the entrance to Christ's
resting place; but scarcely giving il a
glance, one by one we crept under the
.larrow arch into the narrow tomb itself.
without uttering q word, all reyerenti-
ally knelt beside the hottest of all OBJ
lects OF Christian venerstion-the se-
pnlchre OF the Savior Of mankiSH.
when, After several minutes, we emer-
ged into the church It was with the most
g~rofound satisfaction and conteutment.
Inc pilgrimage so dear to every believ-
er q been accomplished. Come what
might, It could new he undone; we
had knelt ut the tomb in which the ReA
deemer was placedt TO fulfil the prophecy.
from the door Of which the angel
announced the resurrection. Jerusa-
lem Letter TO Philadelphia Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-23

sspcr fvnm Geo. nls~, foa vost Kecuss,
Montana, informing him NAT sissns Buil and
i<> men end oil ~ he hesd spid,srs and hiefs
had sns . haif.bsesd N 0vn. hiiss. inquirtns
vhss HAD ~ pssss hs United statss vouii
mshs sitA them, end syinx The 6r-s, Father
sss, 81 oourss. too mn 10 espert Me indisrs
N rive sp their puos iissis pon'e. ssd their I'D
Zen. h.iss, In reply, informed sitting
Hall u 10 Desired W stop hosulities, pesse
could b made which voolh end ell trouble he.
tv@a The whites and We isdtAus. and chen
the Indisss give ny thstr poniss and guns they
oil receive @tis end other property II greet
" ssiss In pesee, End when peses 10 made the
government oil provide Tor them % I, does
for al friendly Isdisns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-23

FRUIT culture Is making rapid pro-
gress In the United States. According
to recent official statements, the land
appropriated to this branch Of industry
Is $4,000. 900 acres. Upon this there -four
ish ll2,0OO,0O u apple trees, 28,00O,0 900
pear trees, ll2, 100000 peach trees. and
l4l. 200, 900 grape vines. The total val
ue Of the fruit crops throughout the
United States 10 set down at elSS, 2l6.-
700. an amount equal to half the value
ofthe average wheat cropin the country