davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
She sunk sbo tly after. The shells were to have
been sent 10 Port Royal Their value is estimated
at s., 500. The Winona also ran into canal boat,
loaded with coal, but no material damage resulted

SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENTAL melancholy
accident occurred yesterday in the sugar refinery OF
Messrs. Havemeyer, Townsend & Company, in First
street, L. d.. which resulted in the death Of Sir.
Geo. Havemeyer son Of ex.Mayor Havemeyer Of
New'York. Mr.. Havemeyer was experimenting
the operations Of come new machinery that bad re-
Gently been introduced into the establishment, when
by some means his coat sleeve caught between the
cogs Of the wheels, drawing hs arm between them
and crushing it in horrible manner as they re-
volved. An effort was instantly made to stop the
machinery, but it was some minutes before this could
be accomplished, and by that time Mr.. Hsvemeyer
was crushed. When the maDgled remains were re.
leased life found to be totally extinct. The de-
ceased was % years Of age, unmarried, and lived
with bis father 10 whose residence the body was re-
moved.
SOCIAL REusIoH.-The Social Reunions Of the
Young Mems Christian Association were resumed at
their rooms in Washington street on Tuesday even
ing. There was a large attendance of both sexes
An amateur band performed during intervals, and
short addresses were delivered by MIR. Ives, the
President of the Association, and the Rev hulus
Clark. The former stated that the Association bad
recently taken charge Of the eneampmehts arounu
the ely, with the view OF promoting not only the
spiritual but the temporal welfare OF our solJlers-
those who are away FROM home as well as those VINO
are near. a plan had been prepared, aud they
should soon apply for financial aid to the
and material aid from the ladies'. They had gone
good already aud would continue in tbe WORK nI.
Clark made some well-timed remarks, anoi h'er
music, the proceedings terminated.
Tuv Corpr nv SyssioNs--This Court stands ad
tanned pntl Friday yesterday. John hcOittik pleaded
nsv 10 ceiling i,ior thout censesec nd oten'o- aud
o. ..ntenord T. pa 6ue OF $50 The defendant fsePs
,vefn i1 (isaveseud. Bridget ke.lsn, who keeps snail
plsce or no Glove Road pleaded guilty to similar charge
and fined TO- Several assault aud battery were
seeded BY acknowledging ss.cIion AID paying costs Of
Court. -
A THANKSGIVING DIsSER.-The children con-
nec,od with the Wism,bu'sh Indu'sl School viii be
treated to lbsnksisng dinner 10 day at ths Odeon The
beseyO-n people Of the burgh" have made ample posf
for the ooosou but will be happy receive from the
ch,sby Inclined contributions for the future wants oil Tue
little ones. -
FATAL ACCIDENT on FLUSHING AvESUE.-On
Tuesday asrnool l,bo;e ssgd Oh. sewer 10 Flush
log Brook yn, thOss down the embaokbent
By cor which pacing h place where they were a.
One Of the meu all ed and tie her VI" 20 -
verey iDdrod that his lie despsied or lie wa taken 10
the City Hospital The eriser Of ho car was arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

PoR THs WEEK ENDING

PoR rHn WEEK ENDING Nov. a. 1861.
TOTAL fhcsPTs % CATTLE OF ALL Kifps vok THs WEEK
According 10 the reports FINN the seves market places In
the city, theIe have been received this week;
SLecnand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
SUPREME COUBT-OKSRRAL TERN-Noy. H.-Befor
Justices CIERgE SuTHkhLsND. aud lSGKABAs-
THE FELONY ACT or 1861.

Tho defendant was indicted for larceny from the
pr,on OF Ellis Denik. the 2ah Of May 1907 Ia this city
The proof The lc.ny and defendant conyict
ed 1 sentenced TO the State Prison for years and uibe
Inoutbs The stolen VI The deebdstts counsel
90 asked the Court chsrs refused and desndAn,
appeals, on bl OF exception The prosecution Claim
which MAKES larceny from the person ielony Decision re-
served.
Henry L. Clinton for the appellants Esson J. Waterbury
The Court rendered decirions In the following
eases. heard at the September Tenn:
Opinion Sy Leous'd, j.
XIV al, spoaord-Judsmsnl affirmed with cost. Opinion.
We,teri. at DE Wia-Judsment reversed and new hsl
ordrred to abide event oHi ms by Clste r. -
Johnson la "a sgt Consef.-ordsr affirmed
Dexter srt CIuIk Judgment feversed and now trial
ordered cost. abide event Opinions by Cleric r. j. and
Dewey sgt The Mayor kc-Nsw trial ordered, costs TO
abide event Opinion by lrgrsbsm, J.
The H~.d rosde, Comp'n5 .l' S,h,n IA oeDy's
Deyin .st Brsdy-Judsnent affirmed with eosts Opinion
Coddrsson %, Tho Mpnesos and Pscise Railroad Com
Judgment aft fnIed ~ih cots
DECISIONS ~ CASES HEARD AT NOVEMBER TERM.
Williams AIT. HerDon.-0fder affirmed without
cos,s Opinion by Cleric. r.
Van W.u st frice--OrJsr affirmed With costs
Tracy ss, Isln,sdseorder affirmed With costs, for the
Dsvi.op sst. Alsn-Appesl dismissed with costs
Bailey sgt Lancashire decision as No. 100 (nenenumer.
In the cse Of F.coner above mentioned the Court holds
that the defendant had hight to preach Ia the open air. be
being ordsoed cioTgywsn bat that Justice Brennan
acted illegally In passing 1pon ths alobe, which should
| hsvs been TAKEN before the Special s.s,ops
Ia the 81 Dewey who ssisnee Of Edward Bough
ton Ciert Of the First Dtric. Police Court the Ooner.
erin decides hst Bonghon who appointed Crrk ~ the
Justice thereof entitled TO the Office and that ue Metro
pol tan Police la that pacnl, unconsti,u on.i the
Police Commandment having right to sppoit The Cert
The Gaze Of Charles Devln sgt Joho brsdS s0ove oe
cided suit upon ITomi.soy note made ~ dei,udsn
and sed George Mounoy md BY the later delivered
10 Biid On ynsnt. suit va. brought Defendant
there mad been legal consideration given
for the note having breb gveb la CONFEDERATION OF Mount
Certain for the defendant through the
steet Department. Judgment given tf the defendant
Plaintiff epgeslrd and ihs Court affirmed the Judgment
John Graham for plaintiff, John hekson Cor defendant,
CuAnBKas-Noy 21-bsforc Justice lsoSAhAh
DECISIONS.
Aaron ri. Bean sgt. George w. Purdy.-Motion
denied costs 20 abide eveut
Ia r Er.us Dsvison application 20 be discharged nom
im mont -PssDor remSnded, and WIN discharged
sIrpERIOR COURT-SPxusL TEHx.-Noy. T.-Bsfors
Justice MosChiks.
DECIsIOE6.
Caleb T.. Clark agt. A. Schuyler Boyd.-Order Of
CORTLAND Palmer Admir- ss- freeman Campbell Motion
Alan Melville sst John Eey,n. &c --Judsmep, III plain.
tf Gnoing. IL facts 40. LEFT ~nh Gle at specis FERN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
n Q nrsrnIor-ATTORNEYs OPFICE-No.. r.

SEIZURE OF VESSELS AND hUNiTIoSs OF WAR.
Information has been received at this Office that
the scboopen Ezlds and Joseph II Tome captured BY
the boct.dns squadron while endesvort enter the port
Of New Oesn These vessels both heavily laden nth
arm. ammunition Supposed to have been shipped from
btit.b mort Til. Of the hloc sdug squadron
iuusdistly eop6scsed the vestes ard put them 10 The
srvee the Unite with bis slosdren The GOES.
vhich Included irEe numbsr Of H. k-id nhes sent
20 this city where by Older Of the Goseunen they Will
be spprsed by M 0son Blunt aud used In the service
Of he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

FiTft
Medium. a.
some Extra good Be.ves may be quoted at over 8lc.
The general ssersg 20 Of the market I, lie
TIE inost Of the sales range tom q 70 Pc. go
IIioes per sGd pound Of different weight" VII
be ionn IN socounts Of sac. Of sundiy droves ,
Total number Of becyes received In the city TINS week.
1858.
This IL $40 head more than lest week and 274 hesd more
than III. sTelsse last year The pumbe at each
Wednesday year wss1i head, while the number
today being 3I2 Eil bead than the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
SUPERIOR COURT--srxcl.L TEnx.-Nov 27.-Bsfsrs
Justice MOyCKiks.
DEClsIOk6.

CORTLAND Palmer. Admir-. sg- freeman campbeL-motion
Allan Melville sgt John Eey,n. &c Judgment III plain.
tiG; Gnoiug. IL facts 40 left wrh Cek at speeis FERN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
DIE ID.

ABRAMs--At Mori.aBis on Tuesday. Nov B, Jacob q
Abrams aged a years, months aud dsys
TIE ea ives and friends invited to attend the funss
from his late residence Fulton avenue Morrssoi. %
Tsursday seruoon at o'clock. without further notice
Carriages will be Ia waiting at the depot la Morfsnia %
the arrival Of the IL train from Twentysxth stres<
New-York
BRIDGEOu Saturday Nov. 20 Of congestion Of the unSt
at the resdopce ~ her parents Mrs Ada Curtis Bridge
wife Of T. X Bridge eeq., Of NrwYork, and daughter q
Henry Curtis esq, Of Mount Vernon, Ohio the age
about IS years.
THE in.stiste srcher Dss'h doth love shining
mas" Gifted with every and etuaium'It Nre
Bridge the Pride Of sloirug circle 81
dolibg friends.
We knew her 10 childhood when 70 her sectiona- Joy.
business OF nature eli above uashiae snd all below We
flowers, kneS her 10 grnood when vita besr on bse
lips and soul within her she made the parental home
paradise Of gladness and knew her IL wamannood
when crowned with ysaess aud grace she esey I'D
zdnirstcn captive All gone gone
Renowned while yet young. she conspicuous aueao
ID Sse Dee uteous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nsr 2S-Be'orO
Jadge SHuNAS.
UNDERyALUaTIOs OF DOEskGSs.
The ruied SiAtss AIT Two Csses Of " 90 en- Goods

UNDkReALUtIlos OF DotsklN'
The CuiIed Sistss sgt. Tgo Csses Of " ooen Gooda
This was n suit TO forfeit The above named goods
valued ct sJOo for NJ dervsl1sion They consisted Of doe
skins manufactured At Leaop 0ermsDy The manufacturer
Consigned them firm ia this city at 20 shngs yard bet
the Gpprti.es valued them IS ssilints Tie claimants
intended th the lsctarer having invoced theI hln
,eL fully quslh.d know their msrsst value. The
how proved that b,fDe the good, ~er. in
veceo the bad sod the quality OF goods Al
,h1g aud that sitsT they cert he had actually
fused 20 take that price 1he Jury disagreed and die
charged They stood eleven for the Government and Tor
the claimants. Ethan Allen sld Webster Craig foE the
Government McCulock Nunss for he eainsats-
sEsTEsCE ron ASSAULT.
John s. Cook pleaded guilty Of an assault, with n
xsrou. weapon upon Thomas McLesTy q the siss
ship Orient. lie seuenced 4 tmPrtsohusn1 ct
hard mouths aud psy hno Of ali eeus
EOTIcE TO IRE BAR.
Notes Of issue for the December Term Of the
Uuiied State. District C0ur be tiled on before In
day, November 20.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
Col. Mulli0au.

Col. MULLreAS, before bis surrender al
Lexington, challenged the rebel Price to
NEE, him on the leyel ground below Lex
ipgton in fair battle, with the odds
against bin of four to one.
The cowardly rebel leader had not even
heart enough 10 accept the bold challenge,
preferring to lie concealed behind bales OF
hemp till The heroic Fedsrals in The fort
should be compelled to give up for want
of water 20 mcisten their parched lips.
The whole conduct of Col Mulligan, &C
cording to all representations, was brave
and manly 10 his protracted and heroic
defence Of his position at Lexington-and
when be was finally compelled TO surren-
der it is said, he wspt like child. Chi
cago has every reason to be proud Of her
brave Irish officer
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
The Work Quietly Going On.

A despatch from Washington to the
Philadelphia Press declares that "if re-
perters were permitted to publish the ar
rivals of troops and military movements
now transpiring here, the country would
be electrified" But everything is now
done quietly, and even the parades and
music on the avenue are avoided, the
troops marching from the railway station
at once to Gen. McClellan's Office, and
without music. In spite of the large ar
rivals not a citizen is disturbed, and few
are aware of what is going on.
This hint confirms others which now
come frequently and in various ways, all
tending to show that our government ia
concentrating forces to an extent of which
the public have little conception. Vari
Gus estimates are thrown out as to the
number Of men now upon our side Of the
Potomac, but we are satisfied that the
best calculation is as likely to be SO, 900
out of the way as to be right. The work
is now done with such judicious quiet that
the "bsst informed" outside of the select
circle Of the government confidence is
simply ignorant on this subject, and the
real number of men now within our lines
is quite likely even to exceed the highest
r,p,bar estimate
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
CirenIt Ceurt-MasItewoe County.

William Eatough vs. William Bach, Junius JUDI
son, Joseph Lawson, Fred. Borcherdt. j. E.
Plat, Henry Berlener. Julius Bruno Francis
B Cooley, John Y. Farwell. James Pattee,
Elisha S Wadswor;h. John McFairsn, Win.
field Smith, Edward Solomon, August Berner,
Samuel Williams, John C. Starkweather,
William H. Jacobs, John P. Robinson, Aaron
Kimble, William Ii. Bicknell, and Charles F.
Parker.
The State of Wisconsin to the abova named
Defendants.
UOU are hereby summoned and required to
1 answer the complaint in this action, which
was fled in the Office OF The CLERK of the Circuit
COURT of Manitowoc couf ty, Wisconsin. on the
10th day of August. 1861. and to serve copy
of YOUR answer on the subscriber at his Office in
the village of Manitowoc, county OF Manitowoc,
" thin ninety days after the service Of this
summons on ,ou exclusive of the day OF such
service AID if YOU fail to answer said com
plant within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff will
apply TO the Court for The relief dema oed in
the complaint
GEO. N. wO0DIN, Pitts Atty.
Aanitowoc, August l6 1861.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
Bankers Convention---Speeie Payment
and Central Redemption.

A Convention of the Bankers Of the
State met at Milwaukee, last Thursday and
adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, that the interests of the peo-
pie and of the banks of the State impera-
lively require that the banks should re-
sumo the redemption Of their circulating
notes before the LIST Of December next land
as soon as arrangements can be made for
the purpose.
ReSoived. That the banks of this State
should redeem their notes from the 18Th
Of October next, Al Milwaukee or Madison.
in New York exchange, At per cent, dis
count, and should appoint their agents
respectively for that purpose, and notify
the Secretary of the Bankers Association
of such appointment by the 10Th day OF
October next.
Resolved. That no new banks should be
put in operation, nor any incre ease of circu-
lation be made by the banks now in exis-
tence, except by the consent of The dlrec
tors of the Bankers Association, and that
no more of the discredlted ban.s he rein
stated.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
Death of John A. Washington.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
ou,rer thus describes the manner of the
death of jon A. WAsHINGroN
have the pleasure, and it is indeed
pleasure. to send you the news OF the
death of John A. Washington, who was
killed yesterday afie, noon about seven
miles south of Etkwaier camp. The cir
cumstances are as fyllows: la company
wi h three other officers, he was approach
ing our fortfcations with view of max
ing a reconnaissance. Secreted in bush
by the roadside were number of the Sew
enteenth Indiana regiment, and as Wash
ington and his companions came up the
road the Indiana boys arose from their
place of conneament and fired. Wash
ington fell from his horse on the first
round, having received three bullets, two
of which passed entirely through the body
entering at the right breast, and one Of the
auartette was also hit, but the two remain
ing unhurt managed to get him away by
supporting him on his horse. The body
Of Washington was conveyed to the quar-
tiers of Col. Waggoner. He lived for the
space Of half an hour, and never spoke
save to utter once, "ob, my God " The
next day his body was sent to the rebel
camp under flag of truce.
In the pockets of Washington Wa.
found ore hundred dollars in United States
gold currency and splendid gold watch.
His dress was new and of the most elegant
make, broadcloth coat and pants, and a
white satin vest. His shoulder straps de-
noted him to be colonel-one of the Vir-
ginia regiments, | suppose.
Very few tears will be shed at the death
Of John A. Washington; bis character as
a sordii. mean man stands boldly forth in
contradi stinction to the patriotic and sci
sacrificing Everett One sold the remains
of George Washington. and the other la
bored for the purchase money. John A.
Washington was disgrace to Virginia,
and dying. his death disgraced her sacred
soil OF him can it be said that he died
|''Unwept, unhonored and unhung."
My wish is that the memory Of the great
immortai Washington will not be insuted
by laying the bones of the wretched name
sake upon any portion Of Mt. Vernon. The
distance between the burial places should
be continents He deserves no resting
place in the United States, save it be al
Charleston, South Carolina
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
SherfH's Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court of Manitowoc
County. George S. Glover against Martin
Kinney, EIiz.het Kinney, and Quartus r
Lee. judi m1ut of Foreclosure aud sale.
TN virtue of, and pursuant to judgment rem
i dered in said Court, in the above entitled ac>
tiou, dated October 81. 1850, shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction at the Court-hcrse
in the village of Mantowoc, on Saturday, the
l4th day of September, A. D. 1861, at the nour
of ten O'Clock A. NJ. of that day, the following
d. scribed morfgaged premises, or much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
Of said judgment interest and costs, togethe,
with the expenses of sale, to wit: The east
half of the nor h>east quarter of section No.
'tirtv-two, t32) in township No twenty-oac
2l1 north o range No. rwenty-two-- % -east.
n lie county OF Maritow0c, and State If "
cor si,i,- Dated Sheriff. Office, Manltow oc j ule
90, 1861
WYNAN MURPHY, Sheriff
MsnitoH'c Co Wisconsin.
WM M. NICHOLS Plaintiffs Attorney.
The above SAFE is hereby postponed, until
Monday III. % day OF October. 1861, at the
same lime aud I,lace.-Nhe ifs Office Mani
towoc, September II. 1861.
WYhAN MURPHY, Sheriff
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
WYHAN MURPHY, Sheriff
Cr.uit sourt-Nanit0wsc Comfy.

THOMAS A GREEN and Henry H. Button,
l. against William Bach. Franciska Bach,
j rsis E. Platt, John G. Starkweather, Henry
Berrintr. jams Pattee, julius Bruno John Nc
+ rain, F:ancis B. Cooley, John V. Farwell,
Elisha ). Wadsworth Winfield Smith. Edward
Solomon, William E,tough, August Brrner,
Frederick Borcherdt, John ?. Robinson, A4l on
Kimbsil, William II. Rockwell, Charles F. Par
kcr, William Ii. Jacobs, and Charles Wrinkle
muller.
Tie State Of Wisconsin to the above name
Defendants You are hereby summoned and
roquired to answer The complaint ia this action
which was On tn 4th day of september, 1851
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in and for the county of Msnitowoc, at
Msnitowoc, Wisco sin. and to serve copy of
your wer 70 said comp'a Mt on the subscriber
at his office il Manitowoc, Wisconsin. with
ninety DAYS after the service OF this summons on
you, exclusive Of tie day of such service. And
if you fail 10 answer the said complaint within
the time If r--aid, the plaintiffs in this action
will apply to the court for the relief demanded
il the complaint
" NJ. NICHOLS Pl'fs A,t'y,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
Sheriff. Sale.

Circuit Cout-ManitowOc County.
Richard B. Musson,
-, against { EXECUTION.
Thomas W Biker 4
Edgar D Beardsley {
DY VIRTUE of All execution issued from said
ID court in the shove entitled action, to me
directed and delivered against the personal and
real property of the above named DEFENDANTS
Thomas W. Baker and Edgar D. Beardsley,
have seized and levied upoh the following deS
scribed real state, and oil the right. title aud
interest the, said defendants, or either Of them,
had in and to the same on the 10th day Of april
A. D. 1889, which they or either Of them
have suce acquired thereto, to wit:
Lot eight in block sixteen, lying and being
in the village Of Man,towoc Rapids, county OF
Msnitowoc, and State OF Wisconsin and the
south half of south east quarter Of section "a,
town H. range 90, lying aGd being in the town
OF ManitoS oc Rdpids, county of Manitowoc, and
State of Wisconsin, which said real estate, and
the said righ!, title and interest OF the SAID dc,
fendaits, or either Of them l shall expose tor
sale and sell al public auction at the Court
House in the village of Xnnitowoc, on Monday
the 2sth day Of October, 1861 at the hour
Oi 2 O'clock P. n. Of that day, to satisfy said
execution Dated Sherjff's Office, Manitowoo
August 6, 1861.
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff OF Aauitowoc County, Wisconsin.
VIZ. II NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04

Herman Gilbert and John Maths, against VIM.
G Chase, Macy Proctor, Lucia Butler, Harriet
S Proctor John C. Proctor, Edward A. Nicoll,
and John B. D Cogswell.
1T APPEARING 10 me that the defendants,
L William G. Chase. Nancy Proctor, Lucia
Butler, Harriet S P octor, John C. Proctor,
E lward A Nicoll, reside out of this State, and
canno. be found therein. and that this action is
brought for the partition of certain lands situate
in the C unity Of hanitowoc, and that the per-
Ions having an int rest in portion of said Lar d.
are unknown Now therefore, on motion II
WM. III. NICHOLS The PiaiUt!i's Attorney, it is
ordered thai ali persons Interested III said prem~
ises hereinafter described, appear aud answer
the complaint in this action on or before the
10Th day of August 1861, and that this order
be published in the MANITowoc PILOT, a news
paper printed and published in the county OF
Aauirowoc, for sI successive weeks, cnce in
each week. The following is deT3scrption OF
the premises sought to be partiioned to wit j.:
The east half Of section tWenty-20 the
rorth west quarter of section twenty one-2l-
the west half of the southeast quarter OF see
ton twenty oue-2l-the rort-east quarter,
and the northwest quarter OF section twenty
eight-and the east hall OF the north east quar-
ter of section twenty nine-29-all in township
seventeen -l7-north of range twenty. one Il
east in the county of Mauitowoc, and Srate
of W Reconstructed July 2 ls6l
GEO. n WOODIN,
Court Commissioner for Aanitowoc Co., Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-04
(ifsalt ,aDrt- Mauiiewse County.

GEORGE n. WOODEN, Receiver of the pro
VI perry of Frederick ". Husbuer, against
mn C. Johnson, eljtmin NJ Field, A. Bene>
dict, Peter Field. Lester Sexton, Lorn Sexton,
George Sexton, Eiward Ballas, Adolph ". Eey-
man, Emil II. Neyman, Emil Weiskisch, Frede-
rick ". Hretner. Julian Huebner, Emil n
Shower, Gabriel Shoyer, William shoyer, Henry
j Nazro, John Nazro, Edwin r. Smith, Anna
RaViie. jas, Ii Cordes, and Martin Grucher.
The ate Of Wisconsin to the above am ed
Defendants You are hereby summoned and
required tn answer the complaint in this action
which was the 22d day of August, Bel
filed in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court in and for the county of Manitowoc, at
Manitowoc, Wisconsin. and to serve cory OF
yocr answer to the said complaint on the sub
sciiber at his Office in Aanitowoc, Wis, within
uinety days after the service OF his summons
on son, exclusive oil the day OF such service
And II you fail TO answer the said complaint
within The tine aforesaid, the pl.intiff ia this
act' will apply to the Court for tie relief dc.
handed in the complaint
". H. NICHOLS. Prffs Atty.