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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-28

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BOYER AMUNDs,
P. T. SToKER, Com.
IT. p NOv,AN. \

On motion the report was accepted and
placed on file.
Upon request of Mr.. Johnston the
rules were suspended and he offered the
Neutrality-suspicious. No. IL:
Resoiued, that our state senator and
members of assembly elect be requested
to use their influence to have such laws
and appropriations passed by the legis
lature at its next session as will enable
the state to take charge and care of all
insane persons in the state.
Unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Fred Swenson the
county board adjourned sine die.
JULIUS LINDsTEDT,
Chm. Co. Board Supervisors.
81. G. BUHsE, County Clerk.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

TOWN TREASURERS OFFICE. !
Town OF MANIrowoC, :
d mber I2, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that I viii be prepared
to receive taxes at the Council Rooms, in the
city of Manitowoc, on and after Wednesday,
December 20, 1882. till Wednesday, January is,
1888, during usual Office hours, and after that
time will be at said office every Saturday to
receive taxes until return time
HENRY WILHELMY,
Town Treasurer.
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respectfully submitted.
GEORGE COOPER,
j. ID, BROCKERT, fCOm.
FRED. SWENSON,
The report was unanimously adopted.


Report of select committee:
TO the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
the County of Manitowoc-Gents: Your
special committee appointed at the an
nual session of said board for the year
1881 to visit st. Nazian hospital and make
investigation and inspection as to the
treatment of the poor and insane persons
kept therein at the expense of the county,
do hereby submit the following report:
We visited said institution once in the
month of May, 1882, and once in the
month of October, 1882, and found that
the said poor and insane were kept neat
and clean and seemed to be supplied
with plenty of good food and made as
comfortable as possible under the circum-
stances, and would recommend that the
county board would continue to keep the
poor and insane which are q county
charge in said hospital until the county
shall erect a suitable hospital where they
can he kent
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Total fees S341-4O
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Manitowoc Co.'s.
II. G. Bubse being duly sworn deposes
aud SAYS that the above and foregoing
report is true and correct according to
the best Of my knowledge and belief, and
embraces all the moneys by hin received
for the purposes named therein.
FL. G. BUHsE, Co. Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1st day of November, 1882.
T. p. MUELLER, Notary Public.
Financial Report of Tax Land Com
missioners:
To the Hon. the County Board of Su-
pervisors of Manitowoc County-Gentle-
men: Your commissioners would res
pectfully report to you their receipts and
disbursements since their last.report, da-
ted Nov. %, 1881, up to this date Nov. 16,
1882. We have sold during the year
eighty eight lots in all (by quit claim
for the amount of 50, 252 and received
payments on contracts (out standing)
Sal. 98-total receipts, So, 1893. SO. Have
paid as per resolution of county board,
percentage, 10
John Carey. sH.34
n q Rn,a1 81
GottIieb DAIMLER, 64.le
Julius Lindstedt, ~oo
rro+.1 1920
balance cash on hand. 1921 s
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Dated Nanitowoc. Nov. 70, 1882.
JULIUS LINDSTEDT,
GOTTLIEB DAMLLR,
II. G. BuHSE,
Tax Land Commissioners.
Mr., Ostenfeldt, from committee on
poor. submitted the following report:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
Manitowoc County: Your committee on
poor. to whom the different accounts CT
poor and insane expenses for which the
county is liable were referred, would res
pectfully report as follows: We find that
the following accounts are correct:
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"a DESTRA BILE
STOCK Or GRAIN FARM
FOR SALE

Containing 1853 acres; 50 acres cleared IS acres
partly cleared for pasture, adjacent 10 Manitowoe
River, situated in sections - and 23 town of Cato
Good orchard of old bearing trees, also we'll and
cistern; 10 acres OF fall plowing. Plenty of barns
and about 1900 OF personsl property with the
place, list o. which will be furnished on appli-
catisn. Terms cash Price including personal
property about SIS per acre, making it rhe cheap
est piece'of farm property offered in Mantle
woe-eeunty. JOS. +. BEACH
Cfark>E kffis, Wis.
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Aud recommend that county orders be
issued for said amount.
On the account of the town OF Cato
amounting to S151 Sc, we recommend
that the sum Of S1l5 so be paid and the
account on said town for boarding Aaver
Sebirtmiller be laid over for further con-
sideration, as your committee Is OF the
opinion that he is q resident OF the town
OF Cato.
On the account of J. Z. Pritchard,
amounting to $500, We would recon o.
mend that tie sum of 50 20 be paid.
The charge of S35 90 for post mortem
examination of Chr. Barriers, We would
Respectfully report back TO the board
without anv further recommendation
On the account of S. G. Blake,
amounting to 5000, we would recon-
mend that So 20 be paid and refer the
gmonat of $1,000 for two post mortem
examinations of Chas. Bartens and Mary
Rathzac back to the board for further
action.
An account Of E. K. Paine, amounting
to 100 we recommend the payment OF
cI2. so for medical treatment, and refer
the charge of $500 for post norton ex-
animation Of Mary Rathzac likewise back
to the board for further action.
An account of st. NaZians Association
bill we recommend that 81, 507. rs be paid
for the support of insane and that the
sum of $40 be disallowed for searching
for PauIson, for the reason that the
charge OF $50 was too high.
An account of the City of Manitowoc
amounting to $40 we recommend that the
sum al s. for the support of Mrs.
Schneider be paid out of the county
treasury, but that the same be charged
back to the town of Manitowoc Rapids,
rs she is resident of that town. In re-
gard to the sum of 3l5 N the same bill
paid for the support of Me. Luescb, we
are unable to decide at present whether
it is proper county charge, and ask that
It be laid over for further consideration.
The account of DIR. d. J. Hayes,
amounting TO $40 for medical treatment
OF Joseph Shble, we recommend to be
disallowed as said Stibie is resident of
the tow of Liberty.
All o. which is respectfully submitted
FERD OsrENFELDT,
@. L. HACKER, Com.
JOHN ToUHEY,
The report vas on motion of Mr.. Carey
adopted, ayes a noes l, Mr.. Stoker
voting no.
Mr.. Srockert moved that the sum OF
$50 be allowed the several physicians in
each Of their cases cited in the report OF
the committee on poor. Motion under
suspension Of the rules adopted by the
following vote: ayes, Messrs. Halloran,
Mill, Tonhey, Swenson, lander, Robin
son, Hacker, Johnston, Staehie, Cooper,
Nolan, Lindstedt, Brockert, Niquette,
Hurst aud Wilker-16; noes, Messrs Sto
kar. Ossenfeldt, Greve, Osulson, Carey,
Teitgen, Mueller, johnson and Schwartz
%.
Supplementary report by the same
committee was read SO follows: Your
committee would further state that they
have visited the insane aud poor persons
kept partly in st. Nazians and partly
here in the custody of the sheriff, and
And that they are as well taken care Of Al
- possible sndes the present circunshan'
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MANITOWOC MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
ported for us by j. Schuette j. Bros
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& Sehmid1's LIVERY Stable. Commercial greet
En~i<o<voc, " ~ SSsasS Se~so Eaxsx. nvsSa
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NE or WIGClN SIN-C0ITNTY CO

Schmitz & Kirwan. Attorneys. dec IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-23
The thaIm,r> Manning count.

New ORLEANS. November 19 The
Times Demos ats Jackson (Mi-s
peclal says" TIE Sec. etary OF State
'sgan to day the canvass Of the votes
II members OF Congress. When
Tate county was reached the tally
beet showed lat Van H Maunirg
received total of l.l66 votes. and
!. Il. ChambIils J Az M4nniDgs
counsel objected to The counting OF
JuambIiss vote to- Chalmers. After
fearing argument, the Secretary Of
State decided that his duties Were
Jnre!y minister; Il: that be cou d only
count the votes as they appe. red II.
be returns; that be felt it 70 be hi
iuty TO couut the vote in Tate county.
IS given in the tally sheet. and thai
~ could not count 472 votes there
in Tor Chain, 8, as CLAIMED by him
,ut would count the same for j r
'hamb iss; and. having canvassed the
whole vote, he declared Manning
slecred from t6s returns received Ac
.ordlpg to th- vote. as counted. Man
mug received S 740 CHAIN S u27
carter l29, Ch4mbllss l 472. l. Very
| Und-r the law OF the State 1t II
the du'y Of the Secretary of State to
.ount the votes and declare the result
tud upon his declaration the Govern
r ISSUES the commission. Th CON
ulsslon has been issued by he Gov
rnor to IN II Manning
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9bitnarp.

DEPARTED this life on the 18th at Sep
tember. lsS., Miss IDA A. FREELAND.
.ldest daughter of MIR 5 f. anu Mary +.
Freeland, IN the I'D ". ar of her age.
After a long and painful sickness. GOV
ering some ten weeks. she fell asleep III
Jpsus. she lore all her sickn. - with
christian resignation She m..rinilred
not. hut suffered tIOd's will patI, ntit.
During her illness she sail ~ her sister
Maggie, II want N gn home" Maggi'
said to her, +" Ynlareat bnuie F" No"
said she, ~ mean nv hume abnve. AMI
you were ~ tire d"f this world a IN.
Won wnuld want tn gn home tm This
expression and many more of a ike ia
tur. which she made while sick. prove
b-vOud the shadow of Il Il .ubt that her
neart and mind wers staved up n .1rS'i>
Christ her saviour. II Is no mere Idle
eulogy tn say that her life WAS consist
ant nne. and th It her constant he>ir" WAS
tn honor her Saviour. and u do and SuH
mis- will Some six nr seven years Hg"
.he united herSelf with the Pun Branch
,.pfiS' Churc., in EdS. ti"lt Ch'inty. and
FROM that tim until i'r Il atf her exam
% q proved how Ard-ft Y SHE loved her
blessed Saviour. she IN now res ing
from her lahnrs a, d h'r suffrrinYs, for
IN
large congregation gathered at her fn.
ther's house tn pay the last tributa OF re-
.,.ct tn departed worth, and while her
n ,-tnr smoke of her Christian character
and worth, the large cr0wi was Very
much aft n.ted The text Used "i this
sal oc,.asion wa: " Her siIu is gone down
y,,iIe IT, w,s vet ,iay 4" Wi 'uta siruI-
,,le without a gruan and wltlrita single
regret did this young Christian pass away
from th- troubles of earth I" tne mi "
n.uts of heaven Asacliild sha WAS du
uf,li. ~ sister she was kind and "h ig-
ing, "a u Christian she WAS humble, c""'
i tent and loving We"tf-r the c''ni'r
uf q IDS word tn the bereav-'i parents.
aud may ,io h"lp them snd all her r.
Iat;yrs and friends ~ follow lItr IS she
followed her blessed Savi"nr
E. w. SkyIoUR, JE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-23
state Of South Corolima.

EDGEFIELD COUNTY,.
Court nf Common PertS.
B. w. Cobb, Plaintiff, as. AZ cline C. vii.
liams. aS ,dm'x. "f w Nj Williams
deed 1T al u PENDANTS.
NO1ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that by virtue nf IN derrelal ar
der { the Hon Judge j Is K"rshaw
IN The above stated eau e, dated October
10th. a. ID. 1882. will proceed to y, II al
tdvttirld Court House, un Sale>day in
DrcriIi her IL Xt. ut tbe IL ual hour. all
that tract ur parcel of land, cnntaiuinH
Three hundred acres. u"re or less, situ
n a. lying and being in said Comfy and
stale, rn the waters uf Rocky Greek
waters OF Turkey Creek and waters oi
savannah River, bounding on lands oi
Iainps Str M, y. q. StruiII and waters uf
RuckY creek, less fifty acres uf said
trac with the dwelling house aud inn
pro, enenis nn the East side "f the Mar
lin Town Road and u wheat house nn the
West side nf snri road, sail tif Y acres of
land and improvements aS abuv- stated.
having been aCnrASured and laid II To
Adrlinr & Williams. as her Dover
AT The same time and place. | will sell
the ,eunainder interest in the bower
Ahfivr Set firth.
Terms One. half the purchase money
~ be paid la cash and the balance nn y
or. dit of twelve months with interest
from day Of Salr The purchaser Or pur-
cnaserS tn give bond aud mortgage ot
the premises tn secure the pay M nit of
the credit portion nf the purchase money.
Titles and Mortgage extra.
S =. TOMpKINS, Master E. Z.
Nov. 6, lsS1-4tls
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For the Advertiser.
I Word From MIR. w. N. Burnett,

Dear Advertiser: You will pleas e
.llow me space in your columns to
correct a stat ment made through
he Chronicle of 25rh October by one
signing himself "Countiyman," IN
Rhicu he says all the stores were
we're closed on the 25rd save one,
". N. Burnett'a, and that be does not
snow why the latter id not comply
ith the agreemententered into with
he other merchants, Wi hout Ii was
because he was "impatiio,ic" or som'- :
hing else.
'Countryman" Was certainly mis-
informed, as | scarcely think lie
W ,uld deliberately state what is false.
ruere were at least two other hous.
tlat did good 5u,iness that day
through their beck doors. as they vii
'ot deny. Tie agreement Was thai
sc should keep closed, back aud
front, and that nothing should be
sid Except drugs l told them th"t
previously, On milar occasions al d
greements, sume vi them bad then
'Ack doors cper, and thai if cangh'
.ny Of them selling goods out Of their
',ck doors, would open my front
oor. l did comply with the agree
1ent IN il broken by Others; and
blink it cry u'just that | should be
ensured for doing openl! and above
,oard what others were doing secret
~ and u reptiti' u'ly. Aud as fol
p.tliotism, I am quite con6d NJ there
about as much Of it in my soul AZ
there is 10 "Countryman's,' even ii !
taue never shown it by unbiidled
reed or Office.
WI 1T Dr1Dn-HTu
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The Member From Richmond.

The Young Men Democratic Clut
gave = bArqnet to Hon. Wu T Gary
m Saturday night At the Winls",
Gaf- and the GENTLEMAN from R'ch
tnnnd WAS toas ed IN Il series of surert
,nd complimentary speeches as well
,s in substantial and sparkling man
u-r. NJ II G,ry is going right t'
he front. a"d his appearance on tht
A or OF lh- Houseof representatives.
,- tie signal tor silence and close at
-nrion. Richmond con.iy ia well
rrpresent-'d by Messrs. Cry, R,bbe
md Calvin.
Mir G4ry's speech nominating
Mr. Black for the Senate IL r.oarde!'
.s gem. 1t was handsome Tribute
70 the Ia. orlte aon Of Richmond from
,no'ber rising N an in the halls of leg
'sl1tion. We regret that the aEeecr
Vas not furnished the Evtniag News
'or publication at the timv, hut we yet
-yp. ct 10 hear many snch IF rrts from
he member from Richmond.-.iu-
0uslQ Lyensno N,aUs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-23
Baptist Territory from ia Setting
Of the Country.
Baptist CoWrier.

We have before us the minutes Of
the 18th anniver ary Of tie Elge
field Association, held With Mountain
Greek Church. This IS the largest
Association in the State. embracing
territory larger tnap G4lilee in thu
days of the apostles. 1t has forty
churches, twenty four ordained m.n
aters and four licentiatrs We can
find no report or statistics on Sunday
schools-qnite an important omission
We wonder that FAINT, Williams and
Thomas ul | allow this. Of course
there must be fcrty or fifty Sunda,
schools in the Association, bu tn
Clerk has failed to tell us. The to
tai membership Of these forty chn'che
is 4 5s3, being net gain OF 30 over
last year. Their b4ptisms nnmbpl
227; deaths, 70; exclusions, l04, which
is an average of almost three to each
church. There must be some who'e
some discipline going on down in
E g.f-ld. Their c"tii ut'ols to
STATE Missions are 1856 ", an aver.
aga Of Sl4 IS per church or l24 "-n'a
per member; Home Missions, $232 IS
or 5 cents per M her; F ,r-.gn Mas
sions. $403 81, or 9 c-nls PER m-m
ber. In siiliion 10 these amount
$l97 l3 il s-t d, wn to Nj nlsterla,
E,ncaIian. $50 10 the Seminary, and
$45 so to Furman Unlv.rsl'v Th-
t"tal coutrlhntons are 50 l22 81, All
aver ge OF s. 90 pr nl.mbrr. The
showing Is encouraging. The E ig-
f" d Ass 'ciation il pr gresslv~ b d.,
aid We may expect etnl fu'ih.r AL.
va' CO nextye-r In the r-l ort on Fl
nance We not that Two rhurche 6 W
10 hl"g t" a"v otj-ct. anh sever guvs
only for minutes PRAY, " bat do ln-y
want with MINUTES? Nine churches are
organ d before tie beginning OF the
present century, and Hur"e's r. elk
Is ll5 years old, Big Stephens Cr+sk
log and l. tile Stephens 81 This
rs B-pflst territory-has been from
the settling OF the county. N'ver
has Presbyterian church been or
gtniz ID in this county TIL nr years
go, and it WAS constitutes on aUheci,
and rolled from one place to ALI TIL r
lor The cuuv-hl-nce OF the iew VIII"
needed it. This lat il. IN We d dn'l
get out of the minutes, but from a
Prvsby telian munster, who hlms-li
assisted In pitching this movable tan
-rnacle. Let these Eig-6eId Bnp-
lists preserve their blrthIight.
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An Important Question to be SOON
Settled

Under provision of the recent
Election law, according to the opin-
ion Of the attorney-general, the sher
ifs and clerks of the court in the
State hold over until the election Of
1884. except the clerk of court ii
Berkeley and the sberifs in Kershaw
Hampton and Berkley Counties. Al
the recent election in several of th'
counties elections were held for these
officers contrary to the opinion of th'
attorney.general. The board of Stat
Canvassers, now in session in Colum.
b,a, has appointed next Friday, No
v.mber "a, at l2 o'clock, for tbs
hearing of argument upon this point.
and for the purpose of determining
whether certificates of election sha;
b. issued to such parties as were
elseted on the 7th, the parties them.
Ives being notified to appear il
p .rson or by counsel.
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A Noble OGrial.

WASHINGTON Novemb ri7 Ger
ecai Hozen, Chief Signal ffc-r Of the
Army, has issued the fol owing gen
rral order: THE Chief Signal Ottict
invites attention to the conduct o
Sergeant Michael McG4uran of thi,
orps, at PENSACOLA, Ford, during
the past season, when yellow fever
visited that city. In ince Of an epl
.remlc which unnerves the brav- st
men, Sergeant McGauran attended
promptly and Quietly to bis station
du'ie4. and asked neither iavo =
change, medicinal help ror relief, bu'
malutalned AN uubroken series OF OBJ
s-rvations, which are OF gre value
IN the study OF the development and
progress ct the epidemic. HIS faith
.Iulness under tnese trying circum
stances entities him to public com
mendation.
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The Charleston Musical Festival
Prof. Weigand 90 '""usta to be Prom
inents

The handsomest and most artistic pro
grammes of the eseason came to US througi
Mr. A. A. Pelot. OF Augusta, from Man
ager August Doepp, OF the Charlesto
Music Festival. which will be given
the Academy Of Music on the 9th, 2SI
and 29th instant. or during the ipdustrlo
exhibition Of the Agricultural Society
Charleston next week. The event prom
ises to be notable one in art circles. an
the festival will be attended by lare
crowds from various cities in the Souli
The Agricultural meeting will draw Cai
olinians, and reduced rates on the rail
roads. together with the different lntei
estipg events in progress, will make thu
the hest possible time to visit the City b.
the Sea-
Iue programme is filled with such mas
terpieces as Weber's Jubilee Overture,
Nendelssohn's "95th Psalm" Wagner
March and Chorus from Tannhauser,
and also his "Lohengrin," Weningers II
Deum," and other pieces not less famou:
Particular prominence is given the "Fes
tival March" composed expressly for th
Charleston Music Festival, by Prof Johl
Wiegand of Augusta. This march b.,
the grand orchestra will open the secon,
nights programme or the principal con
cert, and the compliment of selectirs
Wiegand for this work is rare one, IS
peclally coming from such high and re
cognized musical authority as Manage
August Doepp.
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State OF South carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY

EDG EFIELO COCNT1
Andrew Iti4riu"r and Frarc1S + Gard
nar. Plain IFS. Us. Luther w b ease.
William ii Birasn. Robert NJ Bl-aS+
ava ''.,i>tus II Bleas". tie lat TIVE
l. .ne,r gu4rdi II ad itcm, Defend
ants -IM, t,tiOn
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ t the drcr.t,l order uf the Hon
Judge j. Il kershaw herein, da ed Oct
I6, 1882, | WI, sell ut Engetied ,"url
Huus-. on t q first Monday il Decem Der
nrxr, the following real estate, VIZ:
All and singular tht ira t or parcel o
land. situate. lying aud being III the
County ami stat. II 'Ore>aid, "n Org reek.
wnt-rs of Big Greek. containing six hun
dr. Il acres. more ar less. and houiid. q
bv lands ut Moses Walton, ThuuIas Gar
sun and Capt. L. Charlton and by lands
of Mrs +. White.
TERMS OF SALE: The cost AMI one halt
he priI cllas- money tn be paid III cash :
The balance on "A credit OF twelve mouths
T., be secured by the bond III the pur
chaser and mortgage of the preilIis $
Sul.i.
Titles and Mortgage extra
= = 1OHPklNS, Master 4. c.
Nov &, 1857 4..49
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dwelling Of the charleston Con-
federate Monument.

On Thursday the 30,h instant-Thanks
giving Day-the Confederate Monument
in Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, is to
be unveiled The order OF ceremonies
will be as follows:
Prayer by the Rev J L. Girardeau, D. D.
MUSIC.
orati IN by the Hon. VI. G.. Butler. during
which the unvei ing will take place.
MrsIC.
Memorial Ode, read bv the Rev W. Fl.
Campbell
Grafton by Gen. B 81. Rutledge.
MUSIC.
Timrod's Ode read by the Rev. w. s.
Bowman.
Benediction by the Rev. Ellison Capers.
MUSIC.
The Charleston military, consisting of
the Fourth Brigade and the harlastnn
Light Dragons, have been requested To
participate.