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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale,

State of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit
Court. Anton Kaeppei, pI'f, against John
Dufeek and Margnretta Dufeek, deft's.
Tn virtue Of, and pursuant to Judgment Of
Il foreclosure and sale rendered in said court in
the above entitled action, on the Goth day OF
April 1860, | shall expose for sale and sell At
public auction, at the Court House in tho village
Of Manitowoc, in said Msntowoc county, on
Tuesday, the 18th day ef August, 1850, at the
hour of 10 O'clock A.. NJ, Of that day. tins following
described mortgaged premises mentioned in the
complaint and in the said judgmentin this action,
or SO much thereof az may be necessary to raise
tha amount of said Judgment, interest and costs.
together with the expet ses and costs Of sale, to
wit: Lot number two, 2 in Block three humid
red and twenty four, 1894 in nsnitowoc village,
in the county of Mantowoc, in the State CT Wis
consin.-Sherif's Office, May 7. 1860.
LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff.
CHAs. EssLrEGER, P'fs Atty, l2w44
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Judgmsnt Of FaraaIosnre and Sale.

State of Wisconsin-Han;towoc County Circuit
Court. John O. Thayer, Prf, against jean
3. Guidinger and Susanna Guidinger, DeFts.
virtue Of, and pursuant 10 a judgment Of
l. foreclosure and sale rendered in said court in
the above entitled action, On the 2Gth day Of
April, 800, shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, st the Court House in the village
OF Manitowoc, in said Mantowoc county, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of August, 1860, at the
hour OF % o'clock, A NJ Of tina. day, the following
described mortgaged premises mentioned in tie
complaint and in toe said Judgment in this ac-
ton, or so much thereof ~ may be necessary TO
raise the amount of said judgment, interest, and
costs, together with the expenses and costs OF
sale, to wit The south east quarter n Q qrl of
section number thilty~four, (3il township num-
Der eighteen, (ls) north of range number TWEEN.
ty two (22J east.-ShoriG's Office, May 7, 1850.
LOUIS KENPER, Sheriff
ELLIS G. JoNFs, Pih , 4 II -. iZE4f
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Dated this oath day Of April, A. D. 1850.
yugrment Of rar.e,ssrra and g.ia,

Safe Of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit
Court. Fraacska Sto"r, Pl'tf, against johann
Daqt, ard Johanna Rast, his wife, md Feriin-
and Bust, and Ernestiua B4s', his wife, Deft's
X virtue OF, and pursaant TO Judgment Of
/ foreclosure and sale, rendered in said Court
IN tire above entitled action, on the both day Of
April, l0G0, | shalt expose for sale ard sell at
public auction at the Court House iu tho village
Of Manitowoc, il said Mauisowoc county, on
Tuesday the l4th day of August, 1860, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of shat day, the following
described morgaged pemises mentioned in the
complaint and in the said judgment in this ac-
lion. or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
raise the amount of said Judgment. interest and
costs, together with the expenses and costs Of
sale, to wit: Lots number five 8 and six, 81
in Block number three hundred and twenty five
IN the village of ManitoWoc, and state OF Wis
consin.-Sberif's Office, MAY I, 1861
LOUIS KEEPER. Sha,tf
CBAs. EssLT> CIR, PITTS Atty. l2T34
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EXEGET E1S.

State of Wisconsin, Asnitowoc County Circuit
Court. Wcnzel Chioupeck against J5han
Herman.
DY VIRTUE OF, aud pursuant to an Execution
ID in tie above entitled cause tested tie I0,b
day Of October, 1859, | have levied uron 81 III
right. title, aud interest Of Johan Herman in and
to the following described property. to wit.
Block 10, H. Is, q. ., 81, 80 10 4s ard
81, and tue west half Of Block ?. & AID G. ard
Lots /, ?, 2. !, :, snd s, of Bloc ~. Lots Ic
II, IL, 10 20, OF Block -, Lots , "a
and ., OF Block II; also the south mill 10, ~
Block ~, together with the min huiiiino. mach.
merry and improvements thereunto balart,,r,9
ard tao north halt Of Block So, and south bsIf -
Block IS, Of tha village of ReedyiIls II soid
county and State, also the north east onar,er os
south west quarter Of section Is. Of township "a
north, of range % east, in said county and STATE
which said right, title and interest In and 10 H.
above described real estate and mill prone,,v
shall offer for sale and cell at public auction on
the third day Of July, A. D. 1890, a, tho ho,-
OF ten O'Clock a. II. of that dA,. AZ TIE Co..,
House in the village of Aanisowoc. TO satfe,s
said execution and cost--Gauftowoo navIc
1850. LOUIS KErI~R So
Cha. EssLIsdER. P.tis Alton ey.
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Ci-snlt Cart. Cnurtx Of MaEitanne.

Perry P. Smith dgt. Jamos McDanie'z, William
Y. Wright, ard Anna II. AId'ich.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named De,
PENDANTS.
STOU are hereby sumnorcd aid required to
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il you ia t. answer the complaint az aforesaid,
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demanded in tho complaint.
WIN. 81. NICHOLS, Pits Attorney.
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FROM THE PREFACE.

49, Ait-L L MI ~
The Empress JOSEF ine was one of the most
remarkable Of 81 the exrraordinary characters
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