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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-28
Terrible Massacre and DcpgcdatiOns by
hiOuN Indians.


ST PAUL, Min. Aug. %.
II liable Information from TT. Ri1gel
confirms without doubt all previous re
ports. Mr. WykoR, assistan. superiu
tendent, on the way to the upper agency
met messenger six miles from For
E'dScly, on Monday morning, announc
ing an outbreak at lower Sioux agency
aud murder of ali the whites exccpt
few.
Capt. Marsh set out Immediately, with
body Of 45 men. At the ferry oppo.
site the ag ucy he encountered a large
body OF warriors, who opened fire on
them. After few volIeys large body
OF ambushed Indians in the rear fred
upon them, killing number of our men.
a retreat was attempted across the river.
" hale in the water the In1ians killed
he captain, three sereeants and four
;orporaIs. Several returned to the Fort
IN Monday night. The light from burn.
lng buildings and grain stacks is seen iD
all directions.
Escaped citizens came into the fort
during plght, giving accounts CT horrors
t." terrible for Imagination to conceive
Mothers came in rags and barefooted.
whose husbands and children were
'aughtered before their eyes. Children
anne who witnessed the murder of their
arents, or their burains in their own
ouses, New Rein is lined with muir. |
cred men, women and children.
>: >: Porter, Of Mankato, member
the last Minnesota legislature, arrived
ire last evening, for arms. He was one
committee sent to New Rein to learn
G truth Of the reported murders. He
rived at New Relm on Tuesday morn
g and found the people preparing to
Try five persons murdered.
Others were being constantly brought
most terribly mu.;lated. He saw four
:rsons wounded in one room, cut with
,tchets in head and arms. \ little
RI was cut across the face, breast and
de. A little boy was drcadfully cut
p also middle,aged woman in the ad
'iuing room. lie saw child with head
ut off and 81 oti ers muti,atcd with
ashes. They are fully awake to danger,
nd determined to defend the town tc
he last.
Mr.. Porter left New Rein Tuesda,
morning, and was oyertaken by a mar
Who reported that the Indians attacked
he town zoo strong at 5p NJ. and burn
ID several buildings. Several citizen:
we're seen to fall. The people gathered
ogethcr and had barricaded the streets
Other letters to Gov. Ramsey say bun
ireds are known to be killed and it i
believed thousands. Gov. Ramsey yes.
lerday ordered the militia, with horses
10 tao scene of action.
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Fort Donelson Abandoned.

NEW DIRK, August q.
"A special from Cairo to the Herald
states that f>rt Donclson had been aban
doned by the Federals, as a large rebel
force was advancing, and the post vas
now ValucIess, their being but thirty in
ehes of water in the Cumberland river
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r@- We are credibly Informed that
Hon. j. II Rothrock has been appointed
Lieut.. Colonel, Hon. Ed Wright Major,
and Henry O'Conner Adjutant, of the
35th regiment, which is to rendezvous at
Muscatinc.
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OINCINNATI, august -.
The Commercials Lexington (Ky.
dispatch says: There is no occasion fo
alarm about Gen. Morgan's position. A
courier just arrived reports no fear o.
starvation The rebels arc $4,000 in
front and 10000 in the rear, commanded
by Bragg, Floyd, and Kirby Smith.
Cassius NJ. Clay left to-day with his
Brigade. Gen. Nelson has relieved Lew
Wallace, and will take the field.
Colonel Charles Anderson, of the 93d
Ohio, is appointed commander Of this
post.
A negro brigade to repair roads, leaves
! tomorrow.
Gen. James S. Jackson, late Congress.
man Of the I'd district, is here, and takes
the field Immediately.
The Gasene's Frankfort dispatch says:
The arrival from the mountains brings
the most cheering news. Gen. Morgan
had repulsed large force of rebels on
the other side Of the Gap, and has pro
visions and forage enough for thirty days.
There is no danger.
COL Gerard had several skirm,shes
with the enemy, repulsing them every
time.
A special to the Commercial, from the
Chaplain of the list Ohio, dated "Fort
Donelsop, August 25th," says:
"Thc rebels under Woodward, the same
that took GAINESVILLE, made an attack on
The Fort, but were repulsed with loss of
thirty killed and wounded. Col Wood.
Yards horse was killed under him. His
addle and pistols arc now in our posses
ion.
"The rebels sent a flag Of truce, previ.
us to the attack, demanding the surrcn.
er. The question being put to tic off
ers. every man voted mo-
"The enemy's force consisted of $50
'fantry, 35o cavalry and two field pieces.
"The fort was under command of Mai.
Tart, with four companies Of the list
'h'o-Colonel Rodney Mason's regi-
,ent.'
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CHAPTER 100.
RAILROAD COMPANIES,

AN All in relation to the duties of Rail Road
Companies.
5 !: BE 1t enactedby the General Assem-
'fy OF the State Of /owa, That each rail
road company shall, when it has complet-
ed aud opened its road for use, make a
report under oath to the Legislature of
this state, stating the total amount paid in:
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Upton Tanncry.

~. y J. }. DAIRY would announce to T.
pnblic that they are prepared to TAN LEAIp
FIX Tor customers on the shares or for pay.
The highest cash price will be paid for hiosi
we have nae assortmene OF Leather on bssW
for hides. - s7saG ~.
Upton, August 30, 1860
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DURFEE l. TERRY,
watch KepairerS and jewelers.,

& AEENTS for the best SEWING MA.
Ga CHIMES in use, and dealers in Musics'
0Gs8 Instruments Sheet Music, Italian sirinsA
&c. All orders by mail for music, sent free up'
on receipt Of retail price.
~ once in Upton. Postofice Buildinst
principal store, Muse atine, Iowa. NIL
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PHILADELPHIA. AuO. q,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. p.
Tic Press of this city has rumor
that Gen. Stgelsho Gen. Mcdowell thro'
the head on the battlefield at Warren.
town. The news comes from Baltimore.
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TWELVE MORE REGIMENTS Places CT
rendezvous have been selected for twelve
more regiments, exclusive of the Tenn
perance regiment. The numbers now
rss up tc the Both regiment. 1t is con.
ndsstly believed enough men have vol.
snteered to fill this number, and perhans
few more, making eighteen regiments
Dav. Gox. ''''S
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NCRE OF ERYsIpELAs Below read
the statement of Mr. Benjamin Hopkins,
merchant Of CINCINNATI, No l3g Main
street:
Messrs. A. l. Scovil 4 Co. Gentle.
men: knowing that many are suffering
as | have been, from that troublesome
disease, Erysipelas, who would be glad
to lind sure remedy, | feel it my duty
to make the following statement:
l have long been afflicted with Erv.
s'pelas, and have tried various remedies
without efTecting a cure. | have used
only two bottles Of your Sarsaparila or
n'ood syrup, which has completely cured
me. At the same time | was afflicted
with dyspepsia, which it has also cured
c;u.;. BENZ. r. HOPKINS.
See advertisement.
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Iowa Congressional Nomina,ic n.

The Republican nominations for Con-
gress IN all the Districts are now com.
pleted. The names of the nominees are
as follows:
FIRST DIstric,-J. +. Wilson, of Fair
field
~ second District - Hiram Price. Of
Davenport VI
ihlrd District Col. ". B. Allison, Of
Dubuque. u
Fourth Distribution. J. 3. Grinnel,
of Grinnell. -
rum Distribution John A. KassoD.
Of Dcs Moines.
Sixth Dlstrict-Judge 4. W. Hub.
bard, Of Sioux City.
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STAMP TAx.-The stamp tax in
schedule Is OF the tax-bill does not take
erect until con and after October /,
le62.' This schedule b includes ali
stamps on bank checks, bills OF exchange
policies, certificates, receipts, etc
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SCoVILIs,
Blood and Liver Syrup.

Statement IF Mr. Nc Williams uho is an Elder m
rec Horace Bashe'fs Church, rsga,e5ny thu
care IF his daughter.
MEssRs. A. l.. ScovIlL K Co.-Dear Sirs:-l
ieet II my duty 10 write you and let you knew
what your BLooD and LIVER SYRup bas dove br
ny daughter. and that by Publishing it, Others
who sniler from the same disease may know Oft
and by its use derive great benefit. My daught
er Eliza has been sorely afflicted with the Scrof
hla' ana attended with treat pain for more than
TWO years. She had some fire or SIX running NJ
ans on one OF her feet, one on her hip, and one
On hef back She commenced using the Blood
anu 1--WE! syrup. and as the medicine acted on
- "'oou' the sores commenced to heal. The
l.hoS are getting straig ht-she is now gaining
s'eheth. have only used three bottles OF tn.
, nv ana she can walk quite we'll One 81
ahe i'"h- Is but little, If any. shorter Than ths
o'het' lour Blood and Liver Syrup has doss
"o"ae'' IN restoring her health. With the great
'S'iespcct, remain, Yours,
n, N. McWILLIAMS.
Cincinnati. Feb. %, 1859.
-hS~Sec advertisement
so,, IL. SCOVILI.. Proprietor.
,o. 'h IN lIpton, by 4. Hall and Reigart 4 McNa-
aas AZ 'iarence, by Reigar, Il Nc Namara; and BY
ueaiefs IN medicines ye ner,llv
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SCOTT GO. FAIR.
At DAVENPORT. on the I'D, 23d, .a,h.
18th, and 2Gth. of September.
5000 DOLLARS IN PRENICMS.
OPEN TO THE WORLD.
PREMIUMS PAID IN CASH,

lht Grounds Of the Scott county Agricuac.
raj society are within one half mile Of the prin.
c}tai hotels Of The clty; they comprise 30 acres
a portion OF which IS covered with noble shade
hees' Is provided nth spacious Exhibition IialIF
coihthodIous Dining Saloons, weiia of pure watcr
numerous stables stalls, aud pens Tor stock; ha,
convenient dressing rooms for ladies. and berth.
Tor children requiring reposc; also convenient
walks and out houses.
The track i. one.half mile round, and is III,
best IN the state. 1t il entirely overlooked by
vast anIliiheater, which will seat $500 IeoPe
lEs hccsHk ani Dubuque Packets carry s;ot4
and fhSS"ngers at half iaie; the Mississippi 4
Missouri Railroad, stock free and Passengers r
nail faf"-subJeCt 10 usual requirements.
ifohins Every Day by the Best lIorses In
the state.
lhc society Offers premium Of $500 for tho
best stallion, Slt0 for "a bsst, and $50 Tor tne
ID best: SO for best trotting stallion; SO lot
best gelding mare; $50 for best matched team
$50 for best bull: go for best ick; Sl5 for s.s
boar: and all other premiums in proportions.
The public are respectfully invited.
EDWIN SMITH. Pres't.
J. T. SAUNDERS, Secy. y9n3N
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LIST OF LETTERS

,ro. n ~ upton, by 4. Hall and Reigart Il McNa-
$500 AZ clarence, by Reigar, Il Nc Namara; and by
uss'iers IN medicines generally
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LAWS OF IOWA.
CHAPTER 173.
RENENCE,

AN ACT to amend Chapter fortyfvc Of the Re-
vision of 1850, being an Act in relation to Rev.
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remaining in the Post Office a, Tipton, on the
i'th DAY OF August A. b. 1s62
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-26
Circuit Court-ManitOwoc Co.

State of Wisconsin. William Eatough, Pain
tiff. against William Bach, Junius Judson, Jo-
sci h Lawson, Fred. Borcherdt, j. E Plat, Hen
nv Betlener, Julius Bruno, FraEcis Cooley,
john Y. Farwen James Paltee, Elisha S Wads-
worth, John MeF4irlan, Winfield Smith, Edward
Solomon, August Berner, Samuei Williams, John
c. Starkweather, William II Jacobs, John r.
Robinson, Aaron Kinble, William Ii. Bickneli,
and Charles F. Potter, Defendants. Judgment
Of Foreclosure ard Sale.
In VIRTUE OF and pursuant to JudgTnen.
| rendered in sail court in the above eiItitied
action. dated April 29,h A d. 1862, | shall e1-
pose for sale and sell at Public Auction at the
Court House, in the village OF NanisoHoe and
couptv and State aforesaid, on Saturday, the ith
day Of January, A. b. 1868. at the hour OF ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that Gay the follow
ing described mortgsg'd premises or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
of said Judgment, interes; and costs. togetheE
with the expenses OF sale to wit: The east nal
of the south west quarter and the west nail o.
the south east quarter of Section No eight Is j
Town No. seventeen ll7l, north OF Range NO
twenty two [22l, east, III MaLitowoc County
State OF Wisconsin.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By r. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
GEO. Y. WooDIs, Prt'ff,s Atty.
Lated Sherifi's Office, Manitowoc, Oct. 20, Use
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SEeriHS Sale

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Manitowoc County
Circuit Court Elizabeth Catharine Sharp,
AGAINST William s. Jones, Anna Jones William
McDougal, A. Ncwdorf, A. j, W. Falenstlnc,
and Edward Newhcuse.
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment of Foreclosure
ID rendered by the Circuit Court IN and for
the county Of Manitowoc, State Of Wisconsin, at
a special term of the said Court, held at the
city and county of Fond du Lac, in the above
entitled action, on the 9th day of July, "A D. 1862
will sell at Public Vendue to the highest bidder,
at the Court House in the village OF Manitowoc,
in said county of Manito~oc, on the 22d day Of
December, A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, the following described prop
ertv or so much thereof as Will raise the amount
of said Judgment and costs, to-wlt
The following described tract or lot OF land
situate and being in the county of Manitowoc
in the State OF Wisconsin, viz The north hall
of the north west quarter Of cton number
thirty three (33), Townsh p number seventeen
az, north of Range number twenty two (22)
east, containing eighty 500 acres Of land accord
ing 20 G yvcrnmeEt survey and also the bo7tf
west quarter of the south west quarter OF Sec
ton lumber thirty three (33 J, township num-
Der seventeen az, north of Range number
twenty two t22). east, containirs forty 10
acres of land, together with the appurterances
thereto belonging. Dated Sheriff Office, Man
itowoc, Wis, Sept. 16, 1862
NYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
Bv r. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
W. r. KENNEDY, PITTS Atty.
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1ireu.t Conrt.uanitoxxoc County. Special Term.

Theron George Rice Gideon Collins Jacob
jon "a Png a in ' a esn sns afs
wIlnM for Collins Hvs5 99d TsijaS o
sRpotsa RE-
M 3 h s @ 3 sG ss R ssno oft s R aSq d9
with % ss n eoad5 @ @ 5 ad s s Re-.
f ca ' with giving % .a Bsi i ] Ss' % i sa
a the g; s 9' . ass ai s :
sos % aatss and re a @ F
d ds hs 1 o fds
p pno ans at and sass
his after the sn W 1 G e e4 df @ rho sDpn s
Agent mentioned sd " nd s 9a esnt @ @ ] good
pro BY said ness S osP b i py to him proceeds % from the
deliver the said Receiver the possession the
e f na rsd sp ssa r sd Complaint
s ssss e F a 5seos toa hot .ss s
% Ps % s s s service sess a Effy %
MnS ores sa p 0 sss
% 5 s nsr n
on BENJAMIN Wellington
hs l SI Hres Wellington s
~hih 1 sae mt INTO Ess
s sS the bepty
Receiver shall have and authority sue and col
meybe of them
T pa to the said Rice forth complaint aorn
s9 o and k y m n 5 e pene smaks
be
o s . @ 9s any mote se n R as s ss
property bonds ossges
sa i Complains d dc 1s
IS @ s5s 3 esp s so s PPsP anna ] ss
% @ 3 % so1rsa @ ANY ' S % ss s ,
the Injunction this stor" allowed be continued
and hm defendant entering
bondin dollars H
s effects belonging the said ree which
dispose property a
the Count, DAVID TAYLOR Judge
2
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Eaa Probate.

State of Wisconsin, Manitowoc County-Man-
itowoc County Court In the matter OF the last
Will and Testament of John Gottleib kuchnatz.
deceased.
IN reading and filing an instrument in wri-
~ ting, purporting to be the last will and
testament of John Gottlieb kuchnatz, late of the
town of Centerville. deceased, and also the ac-
companying petition of Gottob Lutte, of the
town Of Centerville, in the county of Manitowoc
and State OF Wisconsin, representing among 9TH
er thirgs that said John Gottlieb Kuchnatz late
ly died at said town Of Genterville that said
instrument is the last will and testament of said
deceased, and that the said petitioner is the
identical Gottlob Lutte named aud appointed in
and by said last will and testament as one Of
the executors thereof; and praying that a day
he appointed for hearing the proofs Of said last
will and testament 1t is Ordered, That said
application be heard before the County Judge
OF this Court at his Office in the village of Man
itowoc on the 29th day of Decembe,, 1862, at 10
o'clock A. N; And it is further Ordered, That
n tee Of said application and hearing be given
by publishing copy of this order for three sue
cessive weeks, once in each week, in the Mani
towoc Pilot, newspaper printed in said coun-
ty, prior to said hearing.
II. S. PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated Nov % 1862
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Guardians Sale.

In Probate Mantowoc County Court. In
the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heir of Gustavus Richter, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given at by virtue and
~ III pursuance of order of license made
in said matter, on the lst day Of December, A.
D. 1862, by the County Court of said county
the undersigned, Guardian of the said 1.inor
heir, will. Oh the 29ah day OF December 1862
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at Aurn,,
Baensch's Store, in the village OF Manitowoc in,
snid county, offer for sale at Public Vendue. the,
following described land, to wit: Lot number
twelve - IN block no. two hundred and TWEEN
ty nine 229J IN the village of Manitowoc a.
aesignated on the plat OF said village recorded
il the Office of Register of Deeds of said county
The terms Of sale will be made known at the
time and place of sale. Dated Dec. 4. 1899
EUGEN 0. C. Won ALTER, Guardian.
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Mauito,coc Co'n,tg--1omn Of Manitowoc.
Jacob Petersen, Plaintiff, against Charles Pc
tersen, Defendant. Before n uiiam Bach, Esq,
Justice OF the Peace.
TITO Charles Petersen, the "bove-nancd De
L ferdant: You are hereby gifted that a
writ OF attac hment has been issued against you.
and your property attached to satisfy the de-
mand of Jacob Petersen, amounting to Twelve
and 100 Dollars. Now unless you shall APP
pear before William Bach, a Justice CT tie
Peace i'll aud for said county, at his Office in
said town he T0h day OF January, A. D.
1868, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, judgment
wi be rendered against you and your property
sold to pay the debt.
JACOB PETERSEN, Plaintiff.
To the Drttndd;t. You will take notice that
the Plaintiff will Cffe- himself "a a witness and
be sworn in his own behalf on the trial of this
cause.
JACOB PETERSEN, Plaintiff.
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Man touoc County-I,cn Of Ian'twoe
II. Thompson, Plaintiff, against Charles PEI
terseI, Defendant Before William Ba ch, JUS
toe of the Peace.
ITO ChaIles Petersen, the above named De
L fendant You are hereby notified that
witt Of attac! ment has been issued against you
and your property attached 20 satisfy the de.
mand Of r. Thompson, amounting TO Thirteen
and $1,000 Dollars. Now, unless you shall APP
pear before William Bach, Justice OF the Peace
in ard for said county, at his Office in said town
on the 10th dag Of January, A. .. 1868, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, judgment will be rem
dered against you aid your property sold to
pay the debt.
HERMAN THOMPSON, Plaintiff.
Dated this 9th day of December, 1862.
To the Defemdant: You will take notice hat
the Plaintiff Hill be sworn in his own behalf as
witness, and testify on the trial of this cause,
HERMAN THOMPSON, Plaintiff.
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Examination Appointments of
the County SEpt.
OFFICE SUPr o. SCHOOLS,
n o n

HanitowCcr October 5fh, lSG2. J
T-HE f,saectiop II applicants for license to
teach in the Public Schools 81 the county OF
99rif.woc vii be attended TO BY the County
Superintendent il the month OF November, A.
i. 1862. ca the days, aHd al the Places, herein-
after spec ied:
1tstriet Eo !, comprising the towns Of Glib
$50 TTo Greeks, Hzhcor. and Two Rivers, at
.H.l Herse in the village Oh AisGicott, on
g.-d AID wednesday, the 1lth and 18th OF
aov mber.
D.str.et No. 2, consisting of the towns OF
u,..towoc. Heuitowoc Rapids, ard Newton, at
tba School II ne il School District No. 2, vii
5aye Of 4 eni.o voc, on Friday and Saturday, the
Ii ii zad 18Th Of November.
Di.trtct No. ?, CON- r.riTg the towns OF
Gsenetstovu, FraLkin, kossu-h and Maple
Grove, ali the ho1.e Of Michael kellner, in the
towr 4 Egssar Il, on Tuesday ard wednesday,
tie Is.a asa I9-h u November.
Iatrf.t No. cJ.a yF!s.5g the towns OF Cato,
Fa,on. Liberty, and Iceland, at the School
House rear C4rk's ITS, IL the tom OF Cato.
on Friday AID sturdy, the 2lst AID z2d Of
November.
d strict 10. 5, consisting Ct thetowns Of Cen
tregsl.c, Schleswig, and 1eemc, al the School
Hcg.e rear DaaEo-th's Mills. in the town Of
n emo, on Tuesdiy and "Wednesday, the Zoth
ar1 z6.1 Of November
The primary object is 70 examine applicant Is
FIR license ID leach liz he Public Schools OF the
cg.rtg: Jut. as the law requ res the County
Stpur.a ter5eus 10 orciuiz: and conduct at
Last ea4 Institute, Tor the distraction OF Teach
c.. FIJI p.rh wear. aaI a. | entered Gpoatae du>
Ees ID lie sua4 Is ,tiac TOO ate 70 comply With
the .., ii tli5 respect, via AHJ reasonable
proeT.ct e a4ccesg, / haze concluded to hold
one n connection aith these examinations; ano
for tbs purpose l awe -isnated tSo days for
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SlnerEH'S 5. lie.
CircaIt Court-MauitoW6e Comfy
William II. Glover
vs..


William II. Glover
Thomas Kennedy.
DY virtue of an execution issued from said
ID Court, to me directed and delivered, against
the personal and real property of the above
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, l have
this day seized and levied upon all the right,
title and interest which the said defendant had
in ard to Lots twelve H. and five 5, in the
town lot Of Lenavc, IN tie town OF Manlto-
voc Rapids, coun.T Of Manitowoc, state OF " IS.
consn, with the appurterances thereto belong
ing, on the 9th day of May, A D. 1862, or NJ
may have since acquir ed thereto, which SAID
right title and interest of said defendant, shall
expose for sale and sell at the Court House, in
the village o. Manitowoc, on the 9Th day OF Sep
teG.ber, A. D. 1862, at the hour OF ten o'clock 10
the forenoon of that day, to satisfy said execu-
ton together with the expenses fsale Dated
Sherift's Office, Manitowoc, July l6, 1862.
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of Mantowoc County, Wis.,
Gro. n. WooD1N, Pi'tf's Atty.
The above sale IS adjourned to the goth day
of September, 1862, at The same hour and place.
Dated Sept. 6, 862
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
by r. T. BLAKE, Under sherif.
GEO. n WooDIN, PITTS Atty.
The above sale is further adjourned until Oc~
tober Attn, 1862, at the same hour and place.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
BY R. T. BLAKE Under Sheriff.
Dated September 17th, 1862.
The above sale is further adjourned until o.:
tober 18Th, 1862, at the same hour and place.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
BY 4. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further adjourned until No,
vember 18th, 1862, at the same hour aud place
NYNAN MURPHY, Sheriff,
By 4. I. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further adjourned until Sat-
urday. December 2Oh, 1862, at the same hour
and place. W1MAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By r. T. BLAKE, Under ST erff