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FrtncIh IntCillgenoo

Comper sation, for the desired relinqui,hmont
ut sEitia 10 the Kingdom OF Italy, is su .sestsl
10y some ssgacous French writer's as the grand
motive which animates tho Emperor Napoleon
in offering the Crown Of Mexico to the Grand
Duke Maxi lillian OF Austria.
Napoleon is evidently preparing Tor a further
step toward the unidcltion of Italy. lilo has
demanded explanations concerning the adj
dress Of General Benodak at Verona to
the Emperor VI Austria, which the French
Emperor regarded az thrsat while
the liberals throughout Austria look up1l il
az an attack upon their hard earned Constitu-
tion, balf way as that is.
The clerical opposition in France to the En-.
perOr and all who support him, reveals itself
with great violence in many places and Is said
10 be iOmentod by outside agents who are leas-
ued With a conspiracy to restore one OF the Bour-
bon branches to the throne. The SIuS, a
leRitimist and ultra montate journal VA, s,il.
oil on the 2lst Of January for tho expression Of
vehement reactionary sentimente
Prince NAPOLEON had been very seriously III
but was recovering, and the friends of Italy and
the Northern stafes Of America wore looking
forward eagerly to his efforts on their betali IN
the Legislative Assembly.
The Minister OF tho Interior has apprOp itted
$50 900 francs 10 the relefOf hs starving work.
men at Lycnf, and 200 600 for thos, at s.. Eli
enne.
TIE Emperor has bes,o gsi the Cross Of tho
Legion 0l llOhoT upon WOIhHdu uAalol VI tl-
us, who 80 gal.ntly imperlled his own life in
saving the lives Of others Who would have
psrishtd without his aid by the late accident on
tho ice in the Bois de Bjlogne. Two French
gentlemen, formerly residents OF New York
Messrs Paul and Leon BeChst, well known hero,
also displayed great courage and presence Of
mind upon the occasion in question.
II /, distinc " stated in Paris, by tho friend
Al intervention in the affairs Of America, that il
will be granted only on conditi that the South
shall agree to some plan Of gradual but certain
emancipation,
A Frerch journal published al Calais, saws
that traveller who has Just returned from
Manchester, l. gland gives the most hsr-
rowing details OF the distress prevailing there
Crowds Ct wOikingnen, who ara destitute of
shelter, pass tho night in tho streets, croucAiag
Irouna fires which they keep alive with scraps
Of wood and coal procured as best thew an.
Duiing tho DAY they are melgrely supplied by
the charitable scciotiss with provisions, which
hey deyour with fearful eagerness. Besi les
these there were hundreds OF deserving poor,
Nhor haylng never been reduced TO such straits
before, were ashamed 10 ak flr alma. In the
town Of Preston, there were 1000 Dauper
WOrkibgmon, whore only 4 900 had required AID
10 1851. No such winter has ever been passed
there before. Tie Preston cotton mill, give the
I lowing statistics, viz; Workmen engaged
i've days In the elk, 750, four days 3 900; thres
days and half 1,CO0; three days 6, 400; total,
II lbs Workmsn totally unen ployed, 4, ,040.
wolkmsn constantly occupied, only IL, 400.
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who was tie first TO take the initiative. ende,v,rei
T. plant biz le on the mouth, but My JUS, 20 ched
NJ c-. Who wts out of DIT ,u,e Fogpt.'t. kuy,
ve.y in,p,tnous ',rcct a,rs to the r,ie,, when he
fell Tom ou the tor OF rim. the u'tUng 10 al
we're uui tn etens II anything, King for choice.
EoUNr TuurY wgiu Maco's le't eye Wa, near-
iy ussj, Kings risht iniuci issue. They pared
'lt an cps nj E. k'rg LEI CN shnt, Mo .s'ttug
wu ,w s., ut getting closer, KING landed his left
on TIE ''.ht eye, sui followed Jen /, the ropes,
wr,rc Moe got down in hurry.
RuUrp TuiB1N- NiNt.-Ttey spared f'r wind
uutn King again let n, uut was out " di-ttrcA In
ust lcLcc uf Mao v.t, tiy getting ui reach.
1 m lowed him O. thor % 4, where he Ia tnr
yhanipi,n and pl'utet couple OF st'l Hl.., a.d
Nae hut dow g. ny al.
kine was the "a f'tito, pN,rs being made 70 let
tvr tn 'nur cu him
RopNp fORiY King was NO snnUct At tLp ..r,t. IL
M iu he gt Doc iti, un the nusr aud the uu tina
forehead, n'd forced bis opponent g. toe ropes,
Wien Mace rr on tho stop; vhicu King tcm',ei,
and me tC,sv DELIVERIES tunf place tu N ,'e'a
favor, VITO upp,i-cuuci T,m twice eui threw HIM
maviy' kirsh heat ucinS thc Hrst g. te,,h the
I.tuuud.
Tme-i h,ur. 3 minutes.
RouN Nr IuUn-uNs kn- came ul " .tl mis- 'tce
srr.uiur with bod. lI. urvcrt q. .. q fUrr Il
the prs, elm .t Iy o. t.rs. when. oftc. .c-pmbc,
,u "n,l ao i'S ~n. struck, kw4 n.,ct M
Ru.nl ~, .tNvrrt l"t .M,ye ,,uo Up d.s,
t' % ,uI.. .' iul' 'vl 81, l'd % x veg rcrt ulrn,
.. 't. l.'t. lu.''l tft,o.' lNut .. ...f ,.t.l
", " 'N.ht .'s kr. = ,u tie ..c.> ,.i
~ Nt. ..t'.. 90 / f.,,"t 1'. W..i O.. y
urr' ts'.'r irs. W .t.p Ma ~, .tr. 10y.
Wtl tU ta ghi tt.er,. iic g rur,. U",r
No. threw kfR cpyi', and tolei over Inn --
" II 'wonI- E'.ug g. ut him T. h,r'rtrr, It
VAS luHuu tU KIM .ts ntr'e..'y ul..It ,t.ig and
tue usual o. urUi.s al. .lt't ~ zsuI ,,s.t. l,,I .
zen admin istefe., even Co. the uuirt 10. tho tif,
Wth. 1t rHt n, u' ta-t 't',t ell ., u' at 1u,.
tive wss ltt hut tutlr - up t'C rI uu.afu 4 ven z
uti,ht, vi ..l W.. tome H1t Mtg' wAs .r,l,rrl the
vinn'r much :" vie .wp'ise and deIgi, N or
% n.mi * oue hour and 'u3.t ipute'. ktu,, on
iIuE ITS 4sfst-, much hurt ~ lIt ip'pat
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PRovIsIoss PORK sdeS Old Mesa Sla AK
New mess, fli %. Prime do, 81 90 % ssI
City, prime mess, flssi9 90. Dressed we-aerI
hnga I y ANc CITY cured do, ~. Beef epunsry
mesa S55 10. Prime do, Stas4 30. RspaoksA
Western. Rlnd9. Reef Hams, sis 25Ai6 Od na-
nin,sdesS long clear, .r6k short clear, GX. Hams
~ ,5h Shoulders,sA ~. Lard. Mol, TkATkd.
Kettle Rendered., sa,i. Kegs, 81. Ohio Rutaar.
ll.ibg 5t'te, 10. 4, Cheese, ohio, 5k Asc s..ss,
Sale.
Ricv-P,,nA, SIC. CAr,linA, lax.
SALr-Id scrp,bl, ground, iOt Aah,na. an o
b. Kt,a, 800: Turks Island, 3Oasi.
SoAr-Cpallo, now, laSo.
BriRIrs-SAeS Kpchelle Brandy, ~ bOas 70 Cog
nao, fia4 ~. Gin. sl,oosi 70. 81. Crolx Ra..,
81 coal 10. Whskey, 2tkas5J.
suaAE--Falr " gopl refining, Tka1H. bcreS
. lea Cuha. ~ cash. bond duty paid, T1S: B.rba-
db,s 50 New Orleans. ~ =. Rioo, 6kaTi Siam.
81 am yellow refined, 9aaH' am white. NSiOE:
powdered, iOkalOk. Stuart's loaf, itc: cr'Nhsd,
lo'sHloN, c.r lc 4; white A, l0k. yellow, 9T.
TMiow-rrime city, 9i,; Western, bbls., .. Bus..
ohers IN
TAWooA-H. l., lQl-9.
TEA-sperilatl,e demsnd. Ank1. aNA5O- Couas,
onlong 6S'6s, Coago, Y. uysou, sTssO. Auction
ssle totuorruw.
TlS-s.,s straits, %; B,ncA $685. Plates.
Ia X, fi0aglO ~.
ToRAooo-S,les Ksntucky, sSat5.
MuALEBoSE-Uohotsk, I9c South Sea, 81; Artis.
-
wcNt Halea 1ea~rs, tNlH9 pulled, i6ats; Eu-s
a =, 50. A~htei rsueAn, 9Ai.2I.
fEoun1s are lnv or. Flour - Liverpool,
v1.t S., shir'4 hNyl Cnrn nrGk hulk IN
Huk, r. London, hnur, 2Ss.; Vines, Ia ships
'ags, I'D.
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DRESS.

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT
EsrABLisuED 1854.
CHATHAM STREET, lOG, corner of Pear, s,res,.
Fine White Shirts, Linen Collars AMI B5sons,
For 70 Cents
For leo
For 2bi
For L5Hliil
Furl Tb!!l!i
FHr2Ol!lflil
Shirts made N order and WAR; ANTkO TO'FIT
Cndershlrtsi Drawers ami Hi,upss
In Silk, VOL Merino AMI Cotton,
Firemen's Shirts, Travelling shirts
Army and Navy Shirts % every description,
slsPenders, Neck Ties aud Gloves,
.,.. In every variety
Woclen J7oksts always On hand
Remember the No. 100 CHATHAM STREET
teb 24sc'llb corner Of Pearl s,reet
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WANTED.

AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
hs5diers.-wsnted Tor The Ssh Z. s. Infantry,
an old regular regiment able bodied unnarriei
n,eA, under tie age u -. Pay from Si3 = 81
per month. subsirence, pay, clr'hlng and NELL
oal attendance furnished frum date oi enlistment
Headduarters At Fort n lmiton. Y Hubor. M'n
desirous u enisting In tits rsgimeut can apply AZ
the rec1 uiung Office, itT Eighth sv. w. g. WORTH,
1st Ia. s,h Infantry, L, 5. A. Recruiting Ohter.
selq 6siOS
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STOCK FLuCTllATIANa.
MARKETS.
Dosss..io nIsrEsa

DOEsos.io nIsrksOA
Thursday, Feb, 10, 1907.
ArrLss.-dreenlnga, Bia8L 49, spltAenbergN 90
q LdNins, O0ai 10 Russoes, $40
AAHEs.-SAles PUss, % sTh. Pearls, - 20.
CoPPHA-LAke refined ingot, sIka3So-
FLOUE.--BleA wtAln lha bll0Wlnk rAnge hl
market u Letter,
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TES6OTT's LINE
- OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

The hpbscTbers contint T. grant Certificates Of
passage " and from Liverpool, by ther t,vor.s
Iine OF packets, Comprising in pArt the following
ships
MM TAPSCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
pREADNOuGHT, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
nEny. nDAMS, CONSTELLATIOh,J. J. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT PuENIK
UNDkRWRIrBR, SEA FLOWER, CANBRIAS
attas' 'ose'Ler with others, ship every ave-
uAyT'~
Tue snhscribeU are AlsaIAgents for the
LINE OF LONDON PACKRTs
For all OF which they grant certificates uu liberal
terms.
RHMITTANCES no IRELAND, Sc
T. c.. Gto continue e. issue drths, payable On
demand. throughout England, ireland, Scotland
hhd Wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
Crculars, with all parti- ulars, may he had Ap.
plicSton tfby letter. enclose postage stsrnp) W
TAPSCOTr n CO., sc South a. New YORK.
fe0 a4ac'llO TAP5COTr, SMITH d co Livsrpool,
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RAIN or WHITE LILLIES-FOR ERA
n dicatiLg Al. 'nH't i,otinpC Of the SKIN TO WI.
i.l' sunhlrn, PimpIes BItches, Sallowness, &c.,
u now all the rage MT only with the Ladies' Uut by
IeL fo 'e,hen who are troubled with Pimpes on the
& eee, u also excellent 10 use before going out 10
sFin' ~ D. kassps tne keen air from Ollapping the
Sseney " South seooad st. wiuiamsburgh, and Al
NO. VI Eighth ave, Esw York. eis "a.
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VIRGINIA papers formerly delighted TO quote
the following cAtschism Who ssttled Vir-
liuia2 John Smith. Who unsettled Virginia
John Brown. Who settled John RfoWn Gov.
another Who settled Gov Wilsl Gen. Burn
side,
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A WEEKLY EDITION

Of IhK hEW foRK suS, iasued every Tue.dsy, n
wrappers foe the mall TWO CENTa EAcu, al per i0a.
sUBscRrPTIoSs-PAID IN ADvAHon.
ona oppy year. rs cts. Three ootiss year o. -
Do i6 months. 81 OOlPige copies, do. .Ss -
tN- Specimen copies gratis. Discount u - pss
oe,i. tro'n single rate, on each copy over ave.
" Postage within New York stsie, only thirns
'e'.G gedr-out Of the Stats, tpsntV sir csnts-
nunreA1 N. =. BEACH, SUS OTYIoE, NEw YosH1
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SHIPPING.

IOR LIVERPOOL 49, THE SPLENDID
i clipper ship ANTARCTIC, CAPT Stouier, will
positively sail on the 24'h Feb. Second cabin pas
serl o. taken AZ stserNye urces. For passage ap-
lly on N"rd pier Is East River, or -
f145'lss Pm. DEMAREST, 20 s ,uth ~.
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L'OR LlYERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
L Lih,,-Tps packet ship AUSTRALIA, lyiug
a, iisr y Eat River, sale el-t Feb fpr pas ,ye
apply tc WILLIAMS q GUlOS, a. Fulton -,
HI 2taC'l24
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NJ A K IN E
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

s,nurEs sls ,rrs uooS Rlsrs sovvss.
:, :, L. III 4. 81 8 e e / X +
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(OKE-THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
~ Fue' In the city tr CRATES, stoves or psrlor
~st, bakeries, oyster saloons, aud jewellers; 10
iiyerei from the Manhattan Gas Works, n,t Of
w.st ISL 81 all parts " the city, Nr ~ per
ri adrou. Al orders addressed l. CRASrtR =
Bu rms, SOSk West Ism ST. viii De thAnk'nly re-
a., vel anu piOmpty attended ~. Eel 24ac'lG3
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Arrival Of the Asia.
ONE DAY LATER FROM RUaopE
Settlement of the Neutrality
Question.

CIRCULAR FRoM EaRL RUSSELL.
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COAL.

GOAL GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD,
- Red Asl, Locust Mountain, Broai hountAil.
Black Heath aud other celebrated White Ash c1s.s
thoroughly screened. =, lowest marks, pricos. JO-
bEPH MoOONNALD, Yards. Ssl beyonth ave, c1i
34ih 81, and tDJs o. 26ik 81, N. X, I9e bia-'.f
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pf dO-COAIl-I AM NOW DELIVER
Cf. ~ irg a supeEor article o' family coal,
screened and tree from slate, at 81 40 per tpa u
1900 lbs, from the yard 100 Waverly Pace and
Perry and West St., North RIVER.
feis 2irc'itO A. TIRE ADWELL, Agent
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81 dn-COAL PER TON OF 300 LBS.
tDSt. ttO Peach orchard, Red Ash, -, EngI.a
Camel, Sli, G Ike, 81. orders BY pos, promptly At
fe1O 24acs
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Tih Az. Il4 7ia,'lOa
90 6O AND a. 40 BEST QUALITY
-C ~ Piutstou Gal, per ton Of 100 ll-,, war.
rAnted full wei delivered u any part % the city,
aud directly FROM the Penn. Coal Co. yards. Origrs
received at Park Row, opposite A1tlr House,
where can De found AL kinds of optical instruments,
cheap a. Il good and, also orders will be- received
W flags of all kinds, male by hand, oi the best
English bunting. fell t'
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE

old BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from OF " Liverpool, by tile following
Lr,t Class packet ships sailing on the
9TH and 2tth Of each mouth
Adelsiie, Cultivatpr, RpEc,us,
Australia Cynosuie, JOHN BriSht,
r.. Woods, ClAucolllr, Tnorntiu,
Brigewpte~, Cuustitu'tn, Iniyer g.
DRAFTS ON TIIE ROYAL BANKS
oT IgELAEp, lLsTrR BANBIEG Co AM ALL rARra
uF ESGLASb Am SCoTLNSp.
fel3 2igg 100 WILLIAMS * u ION 80 Fu!tnn n.
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u EMITTANCES TO ENGLAND,
IL IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES,
SIGHT BILLS ON THE
lNGoN BANK OF LOSpOS,
NATIONAL BANK or SCOTLAND,
BFIFAsr BAskIHG CONrASY IgRLANp,
IN SUNS FROM cl UPWARDS, ISSUED by
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKERS,
2iT BROADWAY, cor. Murray street,
fsl3 2iaC'l2 20 WALL. cor. Polr. strees
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'HuOMPSON'S BLACK STAR LINE OF
L LyorpO0l packets p .saage ONCE 2I5 Pear. g.
For sayerpuol-ThS CALHOUN, at Pier o, Nlrth
r. ~ D eoth Fab.' A ship ef This line AaIls
froey q every week. sobi a4ao.l.1
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COKE-I AM DELIVERING COKE AT
~ o. per ohadrnn Orders by p,st promptly A.
tended ~. A. HEARTT, 1875 vest ilth st, near
Tth Az. Il4 9iA,'lO9
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CIRCUIT COURT-Mantowoc County,
- Hezekiah Il, Smith and Stephen II. Sea-
mans, against William II. Honey and Martha
A, Honey. Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
By virtue of and pursuant to judgment rem
dered in the above entitled action, bearing
date July 10th, A. D. 1862, directed to me, /
shall expose for sale and sell at Public Auction,
at the Court House in the village and county of
Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin, on Saturday the
25th day of October, A. D. 1862 at the hour ol
10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, all the
following mortgaged premises or so much there
of as may be necessary to raise the amount Of
said judgment, interest and costs and costs OF
sale, as follows, to wit: All that certain pieco
or parcel Of land lying and being situated in the
county of ManitowOc state e WISCONSIN, known
and described as follows, to wit: Lot no. four
-4-in block no. eighty eight-8S-in the vii
lage of Two Rivers, according to the recorded
plat of said village record in the office Of the
Register of Deeds Of said county of Mauitowoc.
Sheriff's Office, July 22d, 1862.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
WIN. NJ. NICHOLS, PIfs' Atty.
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HENRY S. PIERPONT, Co. Judge.
Dated May ID, 1869.

TIRCUIT COURT. Manitowoc Countrywide
" ron r. Butler, John r. Gee |, Silas Rawson,
Albert W. Green, William Fl. Lyon, Warren W.
Lyon, Robert Shaw, Norris Sober, John ".
Perigo, Edward B. Buckley, George L Buckley,
John G. Plimpton, Samuel ~. Cornell, Sidney
Cornell, Simeon B. Carey, Henry A. Hunting
ton, Philip w adsworth, Calvin G. Parks, Jr.,
Bethuel B. Vincent, John II. Vincent, David
Hmrod, David Shirk Samuel G. Davis, Charles
B. Sawyer, Nathan ". Perkins, Plaintiffs, against
Obadiah II. Plat, George Rice, Gideon B. Col
Inns, Jacob Halverson, Benjamin w Wellington
Samuel B. Talbot, John l.. Emerson, James II,
Danforth, Prentiss w. Scudder, Frederic Sweet
ser, Samuel II. Goohin, James Swan, Isaac D.
Bodgett Henry w. Wellington, John A. D.
Gross, Cornelius Wellington, Nathan II. Daniels
Wells Coverly. Jr., \. Frye, Hiram Knapp, Joel
E. Holbrook. joseph A. Arnold, Daniel B. Sted
man and S. P. Rider, Defendants. The State Of
Wisconsin to the above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which is
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, county of Manitowoc, at the Court House
in Manitowoc, and to copy of your an
swer to the said complaint on the Subscriber, at
my office in the village of Manitowoc, within
twenty days after the service of this summons
Sn you, exclusive of the day of such service !;
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this
action Will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Witness the Honorable David Taylor Judge
of the Circuit Court for said county of Mantle
voc, at Nantowoc, this 23d day Of Nay, in the
year ore thousand eight hundred and sixty two.
GEO. REED, Pit'fs' Atty.
Dated June 90 1862.
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StTATE OF WISCONSIN-Cir Court, Man.
- itowoc County. Charles T. Draper, Daniel
P. Clark, Parker P. Clark, George II. Clark, and
Elijah F. Clark, Plaintiffs against Elijah G. En-
erson, Defendant. The State of Wisconsin to
the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which is
filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, in and for the county of Manitowoc, at
ManitGwoc, copy of which is herewith served
upon you by mail, ard to servea copy of your
answer to SAID complaint on the subscriber, at
his Office in his dwelling house, in the village of
Mahitowoc, in said county, within twenty days at
ter the service of this summons on you, exclusive
of the day of such service and if you fail to an
swer the said complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaiatis in this action will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
GEO REED, Atty for PITS
Dated Manitowoc July 25th, 1862.
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Circuit Canrt-Manit0w6e C0u


THOMAS A. GREEN ana Henry II. Button,
i against William Bach. Franciska Bach,
Jar lis f. Platt, John c. Starkweather, Henry
Beriner, James Pattee, Julius Bruno, John Nc
Far!ain, Francis B. Cooley, John v Farwel,
Elisha 5. Wadsworth Winfield Smith, Edward
Solomon, William E,tough, August Berner,
Frederick Borcherdt, John 7. Robinson, Aal on
Kimball, William II. Rockwell, Charles +. Par
ker, William II. Jacobs, and Charles Wrinkle
muller.
By virtue of judgment of foreclosure rem
dered by the Cis--'r Court in and for the comfy
OF Nanitowoc State of Wisconsin, in the above
entitled action on the 3Jth d'y OF April, 4. D..
1862, | will sell at Public Nendue to the high
est bidder at the Court House, in the village Of
Nlnitowoc in said county, Oh Saturday the 9'h
day of August, A D. 1862, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, the following described
property to wit: Lot no. three 3 in block no.
one hundred and seventy four III in the vii
lage and county of Mantowoc, State OF Wiscon-
sin. Dated Sheriffs Office, this 18th day of
Jhy, A D. 1862,
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
". u. NICHOLS, PPfs A,ty.
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State of Wisconsin, Manitowoc County. In
the matter OF the Estate OF George Emery Lamb,
a minor
NN reading and filing the petition of Helen
~ NJ. Lamb, Of the town of Manitowoc, in the
county of Manitowoc, and State of Wisconsin,
representing among other things that she is the
general Guardian of George Emery Lamb, mi
nor, ard that said minor is the owner of lands
situate in said county, and that it is necessary
to sell said lands for the maintenance and edu-
cation of said minor, and praying that license
be granted to her to sell said real estate for the
maintenance and education of said minor tits
ordered that said application be heard before
me, at my Office, in the village of Manitowoc, on
the 22d day of June A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. And il is further ordered that notice of
said application and hearing be given by pub
fishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks, once i'll each week, in the Manitowoc Pr
lot, newspaper printed in said county, prior to
said hearing. H. S. PIERPONT, Co. Judge.
Dated May 29th, 1862.
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MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT-In the
matter of the Estate of Christian Boeganshitz,
decG a3ed.
IN reading and fling the petition Of Ignaz
" Boeganshitz, administrator of the estate Of
Christian Boeganshitz, deceased, representing
among other things that he has fully administers
ed said estate, and praying that a.time and place
be fixed for examining and allowing his account
OF his administration fled with said petition, i
is ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge of this Court on MondayHlhe 9Th day Of
October, 1862, at the Office Of the County Judge
Of Manitowoc county, in the village OF Mantle,
wbc. And it is further ordered that notice
thereof be given to the persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three suc-
cessive weeks prior to said day of examination
in the ManitOwoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc village in said county.
II. S PIERPONT, County Jucge.
Dated Sept. 9th, 1862.
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State of Wisconsin. William Eatough, Plain
tiff, against William Bach Junius Judson, Jo-
selh Lawson, Fred. Borcherdt, J. f. Platt Hem
ry Rerlener, Julius Bruno, Francis Cooley,
John V. Farwe1, James Pattee, f ,ha S Wads-
worth, John Mcmillan, Winfield Smith, Edward
Solomon, August Berner, Samuel Williams, John
c. Starkweather, William II Jacobs, John p
Robinson, Aaron kimble, William H. Bckne!,
and Charles F. Potter. Defendants. Judgment
Of Foreclosure and Sale
IN VIRTUE OF and pursuant to Judgment
L rendered in said court in the above entitled
action, dated April 29th A. D. 1862, | shall ex-
pose for sale and sell at Public Auction at the
Court House, in the village of Manitowoc and
county and State azores id on Saturday, the 9Th
day OF August A. d. 1862. at the hour Of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon o! that day the follow
ing described mortgaged premises or so much
thereof "a may be necessary to raise the amount
OF said judgment, interest and costs. together
with tue expenses Of sale to wit: The east half
OF the south west quarter and the west half of
the south east quarter OF Section No eight [9l,
Town No seventeen M, north Of Range No.
twenty [20l east, in Mabiiowoc County, State
OF Wisconsin.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
GEO. y. WooDIs, Pl'u'n's ATTY.
rAted Sheriff's Office, Aanitowoc, May 8, 1892
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Notice Creditors.

PROBATE Manitowoc County Court In
l the matter of the Estate of Michael Watt, de-
ceased
To all whom it may connern:
Letters of administration on said estate having
been issued to Thomas Doody of the town OF
Maple Grove. on the 10Th day Of April A. D.
1862, and six months from and after that day
being allowed and limited for creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examination and allowance
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
on Monday, the 5rh day of May next, and on the
first Monday of each month thereafter, till the
expiration of six months from the date hereof,
at his office in the Court House, in the village
of Manitowoc, receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against said
deceased.
HENRY S. PIERPONT, Co. Judge.
Dated Nay ID lSG0