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FROM SAVANNAH

New York, April s. The h.orcship
Supply, from Warsaw Sound on the
Doth, reports that the batteries on shore
were all ready to attack Fort Pulaski.
Heavy firing was heard in that direction
on the Both, and no doubt the work had
commenced.
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Order of Publication.

and others.
THE object of this suit is to procure
4 decree for = sale of the real estate oil
which Alpheus b. Hinkle died seized and pos
sessed, for the partition of the proceeds thereof
among his hers at law
The bill states that Alphcus B. Hinkle died
inlcstate about the third day of May, eight
cen hundred and sixty-one possessed of con-
siderable real estate in Alegnny County, part
Of which is described in the bill.
That ut his death he left MS his heirs at law
George p. ilinkle, Caroline, wife OF Richard
Gross, Lucy GephaIt, life of Peter Gephart,
OF Levi Barker, William lIinkle and Ida VI.
EIinklc, the last two Of whom are The infant
children of William W. llinklr, son of said
Alpheus b. IInkle. And that the said Lucy
and Peter, L. S. Zevely, Melvina Barker and
Levi Barker, nrc non-residcnts of the State
OF Maryland.
1t is theryupon adjudged and ordered that
the complanants by causing n copy of this
order 10 be inserted in some newspaper pub
lisbed In the city OF Cumberland, once in
each successive week for four weeks. before
the 18th day of May, 1862, give notice TO
the said aLscnt defendants Of the object and
substance Of said BILL and warn them TO mp
pear in this court in person or by solicitor,
on or before the 18th August, 1862, TO an
swer the premises and show cause If AIRY
they have, why decree ought not to pass
as prayed. Test
HORACE RESEEY, Clerk.
True copy, Test
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
April 10 lSGo-4w
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9z 80 1.~.S s-s

WIVES, Mothers and Sisters, whose Hus-
bands Sons aud Brothers are serving in tho
Army. cannot put into their knapsack a
more necessary or valuable gift than few
boxes Of HOLLOWAY'S PILLS & ONT
MENT. They insure health even under the
exposures of soldiers life. Only 25 cen is
a Boz or Pot.
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PUBLIC SALE.

7,HE undersigned. Executor of the last will
i and testament of FREDERICK RICE, of
Andrew, late of Allegany county, deceased,
will offer ut Public Sale, at the late residence
of said deceased, on FRIDAY, the 2jth day of
APRIL, 1862, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
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have undertaken the lumber business at
the above mill, and have made arrangements
to run it constantly! will pay cash for what
buy, and will sell only for cash o. undoubi-
ed negotiable paper. No one is authorized TO
make debts or contracts for me- Persons in
dcbted to the mill will pay the same to no one
but me, and will pay all claims against il,
1LEN ANDER W .iLSU.
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BEAUREGARD OUTFLANEED

NEW YORK, April 5.---Gen Bcaurc-
gard has been outfankcd. near Corinth,
Miss. and compelled to fall back, and
that large body of our troops have
moved in between the enemy and Mem
phs, and not far from Mississippi. Clio
rious news may be expected in day Or
two
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CAMP MARIoN.-On Sunday last we paid
visit to the camp of the I'd Home Regi-
mcnt and found our brave boys comfortably
situated. About one-half of the COM
panes have their Sibley tents pitched These
tents are of new pattern, and are calculated
each, to accommodate about twenty persons.
They are circular in shape, with an opening
in the top, over which is placed small can
vas cap. which can be so adjusted as to keep
out the rain. Each tent is provided with
small sheet iron stove, of concal shape.
and small quantity Of wood is sufficient to
make it snug and warm in very cold weather.
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TIE ADVANCE ON YORKTOWN.
G4PTIRE' or .SUIP POLNT

'-fi tLC OF pHiI OIh i.
WASHINGTON, April 7--1'hc Fortress
Monroe boat to Baltimore brings infor-
nation from the neighborhood of York
town up to Saturday afternoon
Ship Point had been taken by our
troops and other places on the route
formerly occupied by the rebels
Our men are in good spirits and ready
for any contest.
Yesterday the cncmy's works were
carefully examined by Gen Mcclellan,
and were found to be very strong, and
the approaches difficult The enemy
We're III force, and the water batteries at
York and Gloucester are said to be much
increased Our forces are receiving sup.
plies from Ship Point, repairing roads
and getting up large trains 1t seems
plain that mortar and serge trains must
be used before assaulting
A dispatch was received at 1890 thi,
y NJ stating that Yorktown will fall,
but not without siege of two or three
days Some of the outer works were
taken
A dispatch from Gen WOOL states
that the rebel Gen Magruder had thirty
thousand men at Yorktown
There were no signs from the Mcrri-
mac
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern, that the undersigned will make
application to the County Commissioners of Al
legany County, at their meeting in June next,
for tho erection ola Bridge across the Canal at
Little Orleans.
TH0S. CALLAN,
WIN. BRINKMAN,
April l0--lm.S RICHARD SIMPLIFY
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Notice to COnStabIeS in AlIegany
County.

RI the 23d Article of the Code. See. IS, Con
- stables are required to appear before tho
Grand JUICY at each term of the Court, without
being summoned For Noncompliance with the
above, Attachments will be issued against de-
lnquent parties.
III. RESLEY, Clerk.
April 10, 1S62-1t. CIT U.copy)
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List of Letters

II HmaiNING in tho Cumberland Post Office,
t.r. mprn l, 1862. Persons calling for these let
. .s,s must say they were advertised, otherwise
they may not receive them.
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In the Circuit Court
tor Allegany Co.
as a Court OF
Equity.
No. l4O4.
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
IL ssxA yggy ,s-- -
ca. "a ~
New Schedule FIR pnSSnurnr Trofus

NOW ctHcuUlt i0f passenger TaliiS
On AND AFTER MONDAY, lsr or ArRrL, 1862.
THROUGH MAILTRAIN daily ex. Sundaysl
Leaves Baltimore Mt $40 IN
&" Cumberland at $50 pm.
AFrivcs in Wheeling" SIS am.
THROUGH HAIL TRAIN
Leaves Wheeling AT $50 p. III.
" Cumberland g40am
Arrives in Baltimore G.Uupm
-4rcommo'a'io" Tr"i" for the West
Leaves Cumberland 1l5am.
Arrives in wheeling 60 p. III.
accommodation Train .t,rom the West
Loavcs Wheeling ut 1910 a. IN.
Arrives in Cumberland at 9S IN.
Through Tickets for nil the prihtirn cities
North aud West of the Ohio River, may be pro-
cured at this Office.
l.. c. BEHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station. April J, 1862.
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might flank them. Companies of the
Tive nty-eighth now opened on them
from behind stone fences, with their ri
fes, when the cavalry dashed off pre-
cipitately. 4 gun of the Twenty eighth,
in the centre of the town, now opened
upon them, and drove them from a
thicket two miles distant, every she'll
exploding in the woods.
The charge through the town was
fraught with great excitement. KNAPP
sacks were thrown aside in the street as
the men rushed forward. Overcoats and
blankets lined the sides of the road.
Stores were speedily closed, women
screamed, horses dashed forward. Eve
rytbing was excitement, but in good
order. Col. Geary dashed OH at the
head, and at one time was within two
hundred yards of the rebel cavalry.
Middleburg is handsome post-bor-
ough, of Loudon county, Va, on
small afluent of the Potomac.
EDENDuRG, Va, April .. Yesterday
afternoon the enemy unmask ed section
OF battery, thec quarters Of mile from
our right wing battery, under Captain
Huntingdon, mile west of this town.
The enemy's object was to drive in our
pickets beyond Stony Greek, which di-
vides this town, as we'll as to rctard our
bridge builders operations. Capt Hun
tingdon shelled them out in very short
order.
The position, where the advance bat
teries now rest, commanding all the ell
eyations beyond Stony Creek, were Sc
lected by Gen Banks, amid the hottest
of the enemy's fire, and are uuassailable
by the enemy
The rebel force under Gen jackson is
composed of impressed men,
who refused to Gght US. Those from
Page and Rockingham had retired to a
point on the boundary between these
counties, where they are entrenchcd, and
defy Jackson's attempts to compel them
to join him. There arc rumors of some
fighting between them.
WINCHESTER, Va, April 7--Offccro
from Woodstock to-day, report that the
bridge over Stoney Creek was completed
yesterday, and to-day our Brigadcs,
when crossing, were greeted hy lively
,annonading from Colonel Ashby's bat
cry, but they were dispersed by our
,uns, and we are now in full possession
If his late position, Ashby retiring as
Usual, and taking advantage of every
,os;tion to rctard our progress
Col Anisanscl, much to the gratifca.
ion of the Constitutional State author
tics. has been restored to the command
If the 1st Pennsylvania Cavalry !,
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Order of Publication.

Christian Egner,
against
Alexander Siers and
Rebecca Siers his
wife, and Ezekiel A.
Mail and Eliza Mail
his wife.
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A Union Man In the Rebel Ranks.

Company II, 18th Ohio.
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~ II n " III
tp -, 1915. Clerk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-19

State Of Wisconsin,, Mdn;towoc County-Man-
itowoc County Court In the matter Of the las
Will and Testament Of john Gottleib Kuchuatz,
deceased.
~ reading and fling an instrument in wri-
~ ting, purporting 20 b. the last will and
testament of John GottIieb Kuchnatz, late OF the
town Of Cen,erviie. decreased, and also the ac-
companying petition OF Gottlob Luz, of the
town OF Cenrrvil!e, in the county OF Manitow &C
and State Of Wisconsin, reprcscntirg among 9TH
er lhi e that siil John GDttlieo krclInasz late
iy died at said town Of Gent. rville that said
instrument is the last will and testament Of said
deceased. and that the said petitioner is the
identical G0ttlob Lutte uamei and appointed in
and by said last will and testament as one OF
the executors thereof and praying that day
be appointed for hearing the proofs OF said last
Hill and t. stsment; Ii is Ordered, That said
application BE- heard before the County judge
Of this Court at his Office in the village of Man.
itowoc or the 29th Gav Of d scembe, 1862, at IL
O'clock A. Il And it is further Ordered, Tha,
notice Of said application and hearing be given
hy publishing copy Of this order for three sue
cessjve weeks once in each week, in the Mani
towoc Pilot newspaper printed in said coun'
~, prior to sad hearing.
II s PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated Nov IS 1867.
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Circuit Court-Manitowoc Co.

State of Wisconsin. william Eatough, Plain
tiff, against William Bach, Junius Judson, Jo-
ser II Lawson, Fred Borcherdt, j. L. Platt Hem
~ BerIener. Julius Bruno, Francis 3 Cooley,
j. b.. V. Farwell, James Pattee, Ei-ha S Wads-
worth, John McFairlan, Winfield Smith, Edward
Solomon, August Berner, Samuel Williams, John
c. Starkweather, William II Jacobs, John 2.
Robinson, Aaron Kinble, William II. Bickneii,
and Charles F. Potter, Defendants. Judgment
Of Foreclosure and Sale.
IN VIRTUE OF and pursuant to Judgment
| rendered in said court in she above ehtItled
ac.ioo, dated April 29th A D, 1862, shall ex-
pose for -aie and sell at Public Auction at the
Court House. in the village of ManitoHoc and
county and State Aforesaid, on Saturday, the ash
day Of January, a. b. 1868, at the hour OF ten
o'clock in he forenoon o! that day the follow
ing described mortgaged premises or go much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
of said Judgment, interest and costs. together
with the expenses of sale to wit The east haE
of the south west quarter and the west halt OF
the south east quarter Of Section No eight L j.
Town No seventeen IN, north Ct Range No
twenty two [22l, east, IN Maui.owoc County,
State OF Wisconsin.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
BY r. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
GEO. n. WooDIN, PPff's Atty.
pated SherifTs Office, Manitowoc, Oct. 20, 1852
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Guardians Sale.

In Probate-Manitowoc County Court. In
the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heir Of GIstavus Richter, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given at by virtue and,
~ in pursuance of an order Of license made
in said matter, on the LIST day Of December, A.
D. 1862, by the County Court of said county.
the undersigned, Guardian of the said E.inor
heir, viii on the ooh day OF December, 1862,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at August
Bacnsch's Sore, in the village OF Mauitowoc in
snid county, offer for sale at Public Vendue, tho
following described laad, to wit: Lot number
twelve ll2) in block no. two hundred and tweu--.
ty nine 22si in tie village of Manitowoc, as
designated on the plat Of said village recorded
in the Office Of Register Of Deeds Of said county.
The terms Ct sale viii be made known at the.
time and place Of sale Dated Dec. 4, 1862.
EUGEN o. q. Won ALTER, Guardian
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Manito~oc County Court In the matter OF
the Guardianship Of Julia Cunningham, Minor
IN reading aud fling the petition Of Lydia
~ Clark of the town of Cato, iii the county Of
Xanitowoc and State of Wisconsin, Representing
smorg Ter things that Julia CunliH CHAM is a
min II under the age Of fourteen years, to wit, Of
the age Of ten year9, the Goth day Of August last
past shat the parents Of said minor are dead:
that William hume, Of said town OF Gao, was
appointed Guardian of said minor and has since
departed this life; that said minor is possessed
of personal property. and that it is necessary to
have a Guardian appointed for said minor, and
praying that Ira CT, rk Of said county be appoint
ed to said trust; 1t is Ordered, That said ap
plication be heard before ne, at my Office il the
village of Nani'owoc, on Monday The 80 h OF
December, A. u. lSG2 at ~ o'clock A NJ. and
it is further ordered that no'ice Of said applica-
ton and hearing be given, by publishing copy
Of this order for three successive weeks once
in each week prior to said hearing, in the Mani
to.oc Pilot 4 newspaper printed ID said county.
IL. PIERP0NT, County Judge.
Dated December Sth ISG2
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All persons interested Win please take notice of tie following
TT s PIERPONT. Receiver
Circuit e mrt--NanltoWoc COUNTY. special Term

H Rice Gideon B Collins, Jacob
Iysrn B'jeIip Weis Henry W ws,non and Gs ,t action a affair."
- @ ed; A T
Wellington appearing Gorgs % action o
S5s r P s6 s % Sro s on 5snIsn n
o n @ ao 9 all u 1 . t S at d1s od dollar
conditioned faithful Re-.
o Court giving ad5s
rights
credits him. the said Plat the defendants Gideon Coll
der ii Collins Harsn Wellington themat
at zane @ 5ana' 5 the 2d P ": and the
1 r b % % s the s ws asc6m enood om into
% that tbe said IIev " wellington whom n aci
"9d93s4 be CO.. 5 n n rt e good
proved i account pay proceeds Arising pon Re
nni s5 9si to linn Grt1 said ths:
the said Collins lsso and se3ip wsdnsn deliver the SAID
dime the service Of grhse mentioned said
ny P5n 'he s 1os i sn4y T y.
a i psr o ecse oa " tie s
@ ' 5b.
That said Collins nlron and Benjamin
Receiver All that the said Ben Wellington
lih hands sHdTry erngton ana the o.ers defendants
fled delivering the ordered
oss1 That s nseysr s1eays a hotg
into his hands may grea to him By the said d&on or either Of ae9 and
w @ o @ R @snoed 0 ani 1 OF % '9 tn ra
any pssnisa "s
5 an" S:' 5 t s '5' mt; @ F s 5 : $s
@ a o R % thee 6 E a os tie f
' 41d eose
pc ry his % r and @ &esp a e S e @ a nS
co o Ss account 8 % the and S oa e
!h o; 2r?5 T@s the Injunction @ hsrs:r" anov
as to tn, 2l in full fs1 fsfs f t dsn Henry W. Wmgtq
approved nrPon County
] aid fon% conI to pay to the said ResF all ooys which
dispose property
Ely Count DAVID TAxEoR Judge
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StTATE OF WISCONSIN-Cir Circuit Court, Man
- itowoc County. Charles 7. Draper, Daniel
P. Clark, Parker ?. Clark, George IL 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
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, in ard for the county CT hanitowoc, at
Manitowoc, copy of which is herewith served
upon you by mail, ard to serve copy of your
answer to said complaint on the subscriber at
his Office, in his dwelling house, in the village of
MAJ itowoc, in said county, within twenty daysaf-
ter the service Of this summons on you, exclusive
of the day Of such service; and ifyou iaii to an
swer the said complaint within the time afore-
said the pIaiats in this action will apply to the
court for TIE relief demanded in the complaint.
GEO. REED, Atty for PITS.
Dated Manitowoc July 18th, 1862.
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Circuit Court Of NTanitoyyOc
dGs7nfN

Oliver Lane Va. John + Gnyles, George Kirk
and John A. Mills. Summons on Money De-
mand. The State of Wisconsin to the above>
named Defendants:
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the c mplaiut Of the plaintiff in this
sction, of which copy Is hereto annexed and
served upon Won, AID 20 serve a copy Of your
answer thereto on me, at my office in the village
Of Manitowoc and county If Mauitowuc, within
twenty DAYS after the service hereof upon You,
exclusive OF the day IF such service; and if you
fail to answer aforesaid, the pl4intif will take
Judgment against you fur the sum of four hund-
red and fifty dollars ard costs Of suit.
3 X. ANDERSON, PITTS At'v.
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In Probate.

Nrn'towoc County Court. In matter Of the
Guardianship Of the Minor Heir Of Gus:avus
Richter, deceased.
IN BEADING and fling the pe6ticG Of Eu-
~ gene o. {. Won Alter, guardian ot said mi
nor, represent & among other thii gs that she,
the said ward il sci d Of certain real estate in
this county, and that a prrt Of the scme should
b. .old and praying COR license to sell the same
snd Il appealing to the Court trc N SAID petition
that ii is necessary TO Tie said minor TO sell a
part Of said real estate; IL ia ordered and di-
rected, That the next oil Kin to said ward, and
ell persons interested in said estate, appear be-
fore the JudCe Of this Court. Monday, the lSt
day Of Dec mb,r next, al ! 0 o'clock \. N nj
the Court House IN the village Cf ManitowoC
then and there to show cause (if any there be,
Why licente should lot lie granted for the sale
OF sad real estate. according to the prayer Of
raid petition And IL !. further ordered that a
copy OF this order shall be published for at least
three successive weeks prior to said day Of hear
ing, ia the Nsni.owoc f'ilof. a weekly neaspa-
per printed in tie village of MAntowoc, and cir
culatirg in this county
II. $. pIEgPONT, County Judge
Dated October Z2th, ls52.
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Sta'e Of Wisconsin, Mantowoc County. In
the matter Of the Estlse OF Emery S. Lamb, de-
ceased.
ON rea ing and fling the petition of Helen
" II. Larub OF the town of Manitowoc, in the
county OF Mauiiowoc, and State Of Wisconsin,
representing among other things that she has
fully discharged the duties Of her trust as Ad-
nnistrairix IF the estate Of the said deceased,
and PRAYING that she may have a settleme.t Of
said estate ard be discharged as Adrnnistratrix
thereof Il Is ordered that said application be
heard before ne, At M Office in The village Of
M.nitovoc on the 22d day Of June, A. d. 1892
at 70 o'clock A. II. And it is further ordered
that notice Of said application and hearing be
given by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks, once in each week, in
the Mluitowoc Plot, newspaper printed 10
aid county, prior to said hearing.
II. PIERPON1, CO, Judge.
Dated May 29lh. 1852.
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II anla0y5 Comfy Circuit
Court

State of Wisconsin william W. Hurlbut,
PhilIp Van Yalkenburgh and William 3 Leon
ard, against Hezekiah II. Smith Danthia
Smith, liam Aidrich, Anna VI. Aldrich
James F. A'drirh. Eleanor C. AIdri,h, Martin
g Nednu-y, f K, Mei0nry, Geo. f Yander-
burgh William II. Bcnnst t. Philo McA'phine,
Thomts s. Dlkin, Samuel r Pratt, Pascal P
Pratt, Eiaa-d P Bcas, Herman K. Wells, JON
a,hau s. Christie William Fleldon, William T.
BloGgctt, Henry A. Huntington, Philip Wads-
worth, Calvin C Parks, Jr W. r. Brown, J. Fl.
Wheeler. Sidney Cornell, Slmual ". Cornell
John Il Nils. Be. jamin T. Sias, Frederick Rab-
has. Frederick ueu2ner, G.. GUstayUs Won
Dcutsch. guardian Of August WiLkIer Lyman
Cook, William Doud, DAviI L. Baker, Benz. F.
Jones, Bernard I.owth, S ate Bank Of WiscoE>
Sin, John +. Seymour, Robert ". seymour,
Thomas A. Green, Henry II. Button, William
E. Mudgctt, William F. Dat'on, Henry S. KIM
bali. jarvis Z. Plat, joseph Villas, Jason Down
er. Charles F Draper, Daniel P. CLARK, William
P. Clark, George F. Clark and James Freeiand.
Judga ent Of Foreclosure and Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AID pursuant to a judgment
ID rendered in the above entitled action, bear
ing date Jaly l0.h, 1852 directed to me, shall
expose for sale AID SCH at Public Auction at the
Cour. House, in the village and county Of Mani
to~oc, on tn. % h day OF October, A. D. 1862,
at the hour OF i oci""k in the forenoon OF thai
day. all the following InorIgaged premises or so
much therec f as may be necessary to raise the
amount of saiJ Judgment, interest and coss and
costs o. ale, .. follows 10 wit: The east halt
of Section no, thirty iour-3t-; the east halt
Of north west quarter, aid the east half Of the
south west quarter of Section no. thirty four
3i-an in Township no twenty one-2l- north
Of Range no. TWEEN three-23-eaSt, in the
Coun.y f Manitowoc and State ct iscon,ln.
and containing in all four hundred end eighty
acres. SherifT's Office Mauitowoc, July p, 1862
WYWAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
VIZ. II. NICHOLS, P,fo' Atty
The above sale is adjourned until Saturday,
November IS b, 1852. at the same hour and
place.
by T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
The above sale is further All urned untl Sat
urday. Decemter y, 1852 az the same hour
and mace. WYAAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
b. &. 7, BLAKE, Under Sheriff