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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-12

Tine planters of the Mississippi valley
have issued a circular deprecating the
sending of vessels south for the free
transportation of negroes to the northern
states. They claim that negroes have
made contracts for the summer, that the
planters relying upon these contracts
have failed to secure other help and that
the negroes have been paid considera-
BILE portion of the contract price in ad
vance. 4 free ride is a sufficient induce
ment to any negro to break a contract
He is naturally improyident and has a
care only for the present. Southern
planters have rights as well as northern
manufacturers. The great strike two
years ago and the one now said to be
impending would indicate as much dis
satisfaction with employers at the north
rs the exodus of the negroes does with
the planters of the south. But no be-
neyolent people sought to better the con-
dition of laborers in the north. The
militia were called out and almost every
paper in the north was bitter in denoun-
cling strikes. At this time peace reigned
IN the south, and northern states had
offers of assistance from that section.
Now that trouble arises in the south,
northern fanatics are diligent in encou1-
aging it.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Milwaukee Sentinel says that he has il
on good authority that Hayes will ap,
prove the appropriation bills lately pass.
ed. Hayes was little too prompt in
declaring a like determination when the
second army bill was on its passage, but
the caucus gave him a bit of advice that
brought about 4 change of heart Hayes
must receive lecture for expressing an
opinion in advance of caucus dictatlon.
He will do what the caucus tells him, no
matter what good resolutions he NAV
form while Zach Chandler is away from
him. Hayes is like one of those '.good
little boy" who always do what their
superiors advise. Hayes is going to be
an angel.
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\ COUPLE of professionals in Chica-
go last Saturday robbed a porter who
was carrying a package of $4,000 from
a railroad office to bank. The robbery
was committed on a public street and
early in the afternoon. Red pepper was
thrown into the eyes of the porter and
his companion, and the former WIS beat
en- with sand bag until he WAS uncon-
scious. Tho two robbers after securing
the package, leaped into buggy that
was in waiting, and drove off at terrific
rate, leveling revolvers at those who at
tempted to stop them. The police are
entirely at loss to determine who were
the perpetrators of the bold robbery.
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THE eulogium pronounced by Bob
Iugersou on his dead brother will be
found this week on the outer pages of
the PILOT. Col. Ingersoll seems to be a
master of the beauties of the English
language, and this Grafton is one of the
incest gems ever formed by words.
There is in it pathos that is touching,
longing for Immortality which goes
to prove that sorrow inspires men with
faith. Let no one fail to read the ora
ton; the words are as beautiful as the
sweetest music, "melodious tears wrmg
from genius by affection. They have in
them a capacity for making man better.
They show deep sorrow and spirit of
genuine love.
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LIST OF IETTERS

REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon,
Ind, known to every one in that vicinity
as a most influential citizen, and Chris
tau Minister OF the NJ. E. Church, says;
81 wish every body to know that I con-
slider that both myself and wife owe our
lives, to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE" Drs. Matchett & France ply
sicians and Druggists Of the same place,
say: at is having tremendous sale,
and is giving perfect satisfaction such as
nothing else has done. For Lame Back,
Side or Chest, don't fail to use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. We recommend these
remedies" Sold by Jones & Schallern.
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KELLOGG, THE PURE.

It's strange, tbs passing strange how
vigorously observant of proprietyk Kellogg
is. And it is singular all the Louisiana
liars call to see him. But he advises
them like Brutus. Don't come near
me before the trial. says the man who
wishes to be like Caesars wife, above
suspicion. 81 shall be glad to see you
after the trial, but you should not see
me now" The virtue of this man is
sublime. But those fellows persist in
seeing him, having made affidavits that
he is a scoundrel and a cheat. But the
contemplation of his austere virtues
brings love Of truth uppermost IN the
minds of perjurers. "What did I say to
you?" asks this truly good man, of the
witness who trespasses upon propriety
by calling on my senator and governor, "
and then the stern virtues of a great man
are given to an admiring nation. There
are some whose estimate of human Iature
Is SO low as to believe that the interviews
between 'fmy senator and governor and
the witnesses, are repetitions of the
scene between Richard III and Buckipg-
ham. But Kellogg has Louisiana wit
nesses to testify to the purity of his
character Those witnesses cannot gaze
upon SO much nobility of mind, excel
lence of morals and unfaltering devotion
to truth, and persevere in Justification.
Oh no. Kellogg's Spartan virtues are
contagious. As those who trod on sa-
cred ground became prophets, SO those
who gaze on Kellogg become truthful.
Kellogg never thinks of bribing witness
es to go back on their affidavits. He
had rather they would lie about him,
| than call upon him "before the trial. y
But he is not responsible for the change
of heart which the dignity of his coun-
| tenance causes. Kellogg is a great man,
| good man, man designed for the mil
| lennium. He is an oasis in the desert of
Louisiana corruption. He is saint in
! all but canonic rites. Mature might
| stand up and say this is man" truth
full man, man, look you, that never
| tempered with a Louisiana niger, q
man of whom many wicked things was
said undeservedly. A man who instilled
| the virtue of truth into Louisiana wit
nesses by his onl y word.
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THE Inter Ocean before the judicial
election in Cook county declared that
the democratic nominees were the can
didates of the blood tubs. thugs, and the
disreputable classes. After the election
it gave as a reason for defeat that the
democrats had put up the best, and that
the respectable citizens could not vote
for the republican nominees. What are
we to infer? That the thugs, blood
tubs etc, select the best officers, or that
the reputable classes elected the demo-
cratic ticket? 1t is very evident that
the disroputable classes naturally fall
into line as the supporters of the candid
ates whose character most nearly ap-
proaches their OWL, and it is also evident
that the election in Chicago was victory
for cleanliness, probiy and ability.
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RELIABLE advices from South Africa
state that the war in that place is practi-
cally ended and that the details of a
treaty is all that remains to be done
England, of course is successful, and
the Zulus hereafter will be under her
domination. Cetewayo fought long but
the resources of the British government
disheartened him and many of his best
soldiers had persisted in the war. Eng
land will dictate terms.
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The Waupaca Republican in a late
editorial ridiculed Prof. Reynolds and
Supt. Whitford's pretensions to a re-
election. We do not choose to be con-
sidered an imitator of any one, but some
how our estimate of the men criticised,
so exactly comedies with the RepubH-
can that we indorse its sentiments. Ii
there is any educational man in the state
who can say the wrong thing at the
wrong time, who can weary an audience
with empty words, and not give birth to
a single idea in the course of long talk,
it is Reynolds. Why the mans opinion
should ever have e feathers weight In
an educational convention or in the Sc
lection of suitable man for the position
of superintendent of public instruction
has always been a mystery to us. No
body can hear Reynolds talk without
believing that he has heard the ideal
fogy. He is 4 Representative Of that class
of men who believe that age and "long
experience in the school room,' which,
by the way, in their case never brought
wisdom, should pass for needed quahfi-
cations. Such q man as Reynolds would
naturally support Whitford. Without
any positive knowledge of Reynolds
choice, we would bet our bottom dollar
that his voice would be for Whitford,
simply from the eternal fitness of
things" Such men gravitate toward
each other, become bosom friends and an
incubus on educational progress. How
such men as Whitford and Reynolds
obtained any standing in educational
circles, where such men as Albee, Gra-
ham, McGregor, Shaw, and Parker
stand, it is difficult to imagine.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN PR0BATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT
1 In the matter of the estate of Jacob Lueps,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order OF license made in said
matter, on the 9th day of May, \. D.. 1919 by the
county court of said county. the undersigned adj
ministrator OF the estate ofJacob Lueps, deceased,
will, on the list day of June A. D.. 1879. at ten
clock III the forenoon of said day, at the ONCE of
II. G.. II W. j. Turner, in the city of Manitowoc
in said county, offer for sale at public vendue the
following described lands tO-wit: 10 5000 acres
known as the second fraction, part OF lot section
81, town 10, range %. being the ne part of Sc i
bounded on the by Woods and Meyers land, on
e by section line, and by river II acres all of
the sW fraction OF the sw4 of section 10, town 49,
range 2i, except the w40 acres which 80 acres are
bounded on the ne end by ManitoWOc river on the
W and south by the section lines, being about II
acres more or less. The 81 mex of sec. ( town 10
u range % e. containing II acres more orless. All
OF gov. lot g. sec. -, town 49, range % c, except
portions thereof heretofore sold by said deceased
TO the Dry Dock Co, A. Whitman, Stupetsky
DR.. Simon, and the r. Il. Co, containing SO acres
more o. less.
Also the following described lots in the city of
Manitowoc i'll said county, viz: Lots and g.
block 2l9; lots l. ? and B. block 229; lots and 1
block 2S3; lots and s, block 28S lots s. g - Is,
l6, Il, Is and 10 block 2Gi lots {, s. g. ii and 1S
block 81; lots l, = B 5, . 70, I3. 2i, - and D.
block 22 lots ., g.. 10, II, H. Is, Is, 49, pa %
3l2 lots f. ), 6. Z TO- II, II, =, Is ~ 81 % and 26
block BIZ; lots l, 2 5. 3 Q, Il, 81 IL 10 ~ u y
and %, block 30; lots l. , g. s. O. T. 3D. 16 H. %
q, % and %, block $50; lots / = s. : TO- IL 13 16
II, % p, p and g. block 33I Its l. 5 : 10 IL
Ii, -, Is, - a. p and %, block 332; lots l. = h
:, 10, II, i and 3D. block $50: lots /, > 6, = 10 H.
lG, block 80; lot l, block 29; undivided one half
of lot s, block 23J.
The terms of sale viii be made known at the
time and place of sale.
Dated at ManitOw &c the 9th day of Nav A. d.
1879 june Il
WIN. G.. LUEPS, Administrators.
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BOSS LIARS.

Whenever Louisiana politics are STIR
red up, lies come TO the surface like
bubbles in pond. Louisiana is the
Eldorado OF liars. They are as thick as
heath on Scottish hills. They glory in
the name of liars, they are proud Of in
iquity. Set down every niger in Louis
lana as liar, throw in ninety nine out
of every hundred white men, and you
haye the army of liars which Louisiana
can muster when occasion requires. 4
niger, Louisiana niger, can lie on
both sides of question with an assur-
ance that is sublime. He can lie quarto
volume in q month and not exhaust the
natural supply. He is perennial foun-
tain of lies, prodigious liar, an eternal,
infinite liar. Give a Louisiana niger a
subject and he will tell more lies TO the
square inch than any other man that ma
ture formed. A Louisiana niger who
would not lie would be a greater curiosity
than any the Smithsonian Institute can
boast of. There is nothing ingenious
about the lies of a Louisiana niger.
They are real square out and out lies,
just as if he were matched against time
and couldn't afford to make the slightest
concealment of mendacity. He grows
melancholy when he stumbles on the
truth, and drops into a decline until he
has an opportunity of lying the spots off
the bit of truth he uttered.
The Louisiana niger doesn't care a
cent whether he is caught lying or not.
Indeed he lies with such volubility and
ease that he is hardly conscious of an
effort. And what an audience the crack
liar has. As sweet as incense to the gods
is the wonder OF the people to him at the
| uncomfortable, enormous and innumer-
able lies he can get out in working day
| OF eight hours. The niger is a prodigy
miracle, an incarnate lie. "Oh for
breath to utter what is like" the niger
in lying. He startles the world which
for thousands of years has been acquaint
ed with men whose reputation as liars
has been beyond dispute. But the
louisiana niger is greater than all these.
He lies by instinct; he lies by the year;
he is one vast reservoir of lies. When
he opens his mouth lies fly forth like
| evils from Pandora's box. The niger
| is-Well he is liar
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SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION

CTATE OF WISCONSIN,, - MANITOW0C
- COUNTY.-ss.
BY virtue OF an execution issued ont of and IN
der the seal of the circuit court of the state ofWis
consin, in and for the county of ManitoYoc, in
said state against the goods. chattcls, lands and
real properly of Henry +. Beliz and John Hoyer,
upon a Judgment rendered in said court. on the
23rd day of January, 1877, wherein Allen johnson
is plaintiff and the said Henry 2. Belitz and John
Hover are defendants.
have levied upon and seized ali the right, title
and interest which the said Henry f. Belitz, one
of said defendants, had on the said 23rd day Of
January, 1877, or has since acquired Of to and in
the following described real estate tO-Wit: Lot
number six 60 in block number four a.. and lot
number twelve 12) in block number one a., all
in the village of kiel, in said county of MantO-
voc. Also the east One-third Q-3} Of the north
one-third Q-3) of the northeast quarter, OF the
southwest quarter of section number thirty (30e
and the south half of the south half, of the north
quarter of the southeast quarter, OF said
ton thirty, all in township number seventeen 40
north of range number twenty-one CD east, in
said county and state, which said premises shall
expose for sale and sell the law directs at pub
lie auction vendue. to the highest bidder at the
shcris office IN the city and county OF ManitowOc,
in said state, the 25th day of July D., 1873,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day.
Dated June 4th, 1879.
p. J. PIERCE,
Sheriff of Manitowoc Co., Wis.
Z plaintiffs lv
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First publication May s, 1879 No II.
IN PROBATE,-MANITOWO COUNTY COURT
L In the matter of the estate of Friedrich Chris
tian Beck. deceased
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order Of license made in said
matter, on the 6th day of May, \. d., 1872 by the
county court of said county. the undersigned
Hans Scheel, administrator Of the estate Of Fred
rich Christian Beck, deceased, will, on Monday
the md day OF June. A. d, 1879, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. at the Office OF the coun
ty judge, in the city of Manitowoc in said county,
offer for sale at public yendue. the following dcs-
cribed lands, to-wt: Lot number five 90, and the
west half of lot number four "a, in block number
one hundred and six G06 and s9l.th half of lot
number two (2l and taree %. in block number
one hundred and five G05b, in the city OF Manito-
voc, county of Manitowoc, Wis, according to the
recorded plat of said city.
The terms of sale are cash, or an equivalent.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th day Of May, a. D.
1879.
HANS SCHEEL..
Administrator OF said estate.
II. Sibree, Atty.
The above sale adjourned until the 10th day Of
June, 1879.
HANS SCHEEL, Administrator. june IL
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First publication June Z. 1879


COUNTY COURT-MANITOWOC COUNTY
u In the matter of the estate of Ambrose Osch-
valid. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of ''The Ro
man Catholic Religious Society, of St. Nazianz,
representing that the administrator of said estate
has fully administered said estate, and has filed
and had allowed by this court his account of his
said administration, whereby itappears that there
is certain personal property still in the hands Of
said administrator subject to distribution to the
parties lawfully entitled to receive the same. and
representing that said society is lawfully entitled
to q decree of this court assigning said property
to itself
Therefore it is ordered that said petition bt
heard by this court, Tuesday, the 18th day o
July, A.. D., 1879, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the office
the county judge of said county, in the city anC
county of Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Ordered further that notice Of such nearing be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to all 9th
er parties interested in such distribution, by pub
fishing copy Of this order for four successive
weeks once in each week prior to said day of hear
ing, in the NsnitOWOc Pilot, weekly newspaper
published ut said city and county vi MauitOwoc.
Dated June 9th, A. D., 1873.
BY the court,
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge.
Nash y SCEmitz, attys. july 3
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EGR SAFE

Mrs. j. G, Bohn offers the Lake House
at Two Rivers for sale. The Lake House
is one of the best located and best paving
hotels III this part of the state. Her
reasons for selling are her inability to
transact the business herself. For terms
apply by letter or in person to
Mrs. 7. G.. RpFS.
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A SHOCKING DEATH occurred at Chester
Pa, Saturday. The combustible mater
ial in carriage containing lady became
ignited by match, and the whole car
riage was soon in flames; the horse ran
away and before it was stopped the lady
in the carriage was roasted alive.
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SECRETARY McCrary will hardly have
his appointment as judge confirmed by
the senate. McCrary is certainly too
much of a partisan to be a United States
Judge, and he can hardly expect demo-
cratic senate to overlook this fact.
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Nirst publication June y, 1872
FORECLOSURE SALE,

IN CIRCUIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY.
/ Fanny Woodield, Flaintif, versus Christian
Aspen. Defendant.
BY virtue Of and pursuant 10 Judgment Of fore
closure and sale in the above entitled action. dated
June Sth. A. ISIS, directed to me, rendered at a
general term Of the circuit court of the state of
Wisconsin, held at the court house IL the city of
Manitowoc, in the county Of MunitowoC, Wis. on
the Sth day of June, \, D., 1873, Hon. Campbell
Mclean presiding Judge. which said Judgment of
decree and foreclosure was fled docketCd and re-
corded in the clerk of the circuit courts office in
the county of ManituWoc and state OF Wisconsin.
| shall expose tor sale and sell at public auction
at the Sheriff Office in the court house, in the
city Of MdnitOwoc, in the county OF M-nitOWoC. in
the state Of Wisconsin, the 26th day of July, A.
d. 1879. al tc.. O'Clock in the forenoon Ofthut day
all the following described mOrtgaged premises or
much thereof as may be Necessary 10 raise the
amount of said Judgment, interest and costs and
costs of sale. The following is description Of the
mOrtgagcd premises, rs follows to-Wit: The north
east quarter OF the northwest quarter OF section
number thirteen 03), town number twenty t20),
range number twenty-threc (2}) east, containing
forty acres of land, more or less according to
government survey, lying and being in the county
of ManiJowOc, Wisconsin.
P. J. PIERCE.
Sheriff of ManitowoC County, Wis.
c. L. Estabrouk, Plaintiff Atty.
Dated Sherifs Office, Manitowoc June 10Th,
1879 july Il
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TIE republicans Of Ohio are down on
the brigadiers. Ewing and Rice, the
democratic nominees for governor and
lieutenant governor, were both briga-
diers-in the union army. Foster staid
at home and didn't get sniff of powder.
No soldiers need apply IN Ohio.
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DO YOU BELIEVE TT

That in this town there are scores OF
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable by Indi.
gestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed
Stomach, Liver Complaint, Constipation
when for Toe We will sell them Shiloh's
Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them.
Sold bY Jones 4 Schallern.
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First publication June ). 1879 No. p.
CHAIRMAN SALE

IN PR0BsTE,-MANIToWoC COUNTY COURT
j ia Inc matter OF the guardianship al the mi
nor heir ii { atherina Halnmernik. deceased
Notice i hereby given, that by virtue and IN
pursuance at an order of license, made IN said
matter the I'd dav OF june, =. D. lSss 10y the
county coaft of said county. The Unacrsi gned,
Phillip ku=log sky Guardian Of tie minor heir OF
CaIhariHa Ha3amernik- deceased. Will on Satur-
day the Sth day 81 June. \. 1879. ii ten O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day. at The Office of the
county Judge, IL The city OF MaHifowoc, in said
county, offer for sale. public yeIdue. tie fol-
loving described lands, to-vit: The undivided
seventh + of the southwest quarter Of the
nori east quarter and % the southeast quarter Of
the Invest quarter Of section number i've 81,
III tow nip number twenty-one ,2ll. north OF
range nU her twenty-five - east, IN said county.
The teia4s ofsale cash.
PHILLIP kOSLOWSkY. Guardian.
Dated { hasi1owoo, the 3rd daF OF Jane. a. D.,
1879.
J. Fran Atty. june 10
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HERE is YOUR CHANCE.

Through buying ont Villas & Barnes ]
an 4 great deal over stocked on Hard.
ware, Paints, Oils, Doors, Window
Blinds, Stoves, Tinware. etc. Therefore
l let the public know that have reduced
prices great deal in order to reduce my
stock. T. NAGSER.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the job of build
~ ing veneered School house in District No
T. town of Gibson, ManitOwOc county, will be
LET at the place of the old school house in said
district, the 2Sth day of June, lSI9at o'clock
p. NJ. to the lowest bidder. Particulars and
specifications at the District Clerks office.
CHAS. STElNBRECHER, Clerk.
Gibson. June 9th, 1879. 2W
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sHLOH'S CATARRH REMEDY

A marvellous Cure for Catarrh, Diph
iberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is al ingenious
nasal injector for tie more successful
treatment of the complaint, without ex-
ira charge. Price soc. Sold by Jones Il
Sch3llern