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ManitOyyOc County Circuit
Court,

State of Wisconsin. William W. Hurlbut,
Philip Van Valkenburgh and William B Leon
ard, against Hezekiah Ii. Smith Dian hia
Smith, illiam Aldrich, Anna n. Aldrich.
James +. Aldrich, Eleanor G. Aldrich, Martin
B. Medbury, f. r, Medbury, Geo F. Wander,
burgh, William II. Bonnett, Philo McAlphine.
Thomas S. Dakin, Samuel F. Pratt, Pascal p
Pratt, Edward ?. Beals, Herman X. Wells, Jon
athan S. Christie. William Fieldon, William T.
| BloGgett, Henry A. Huntington, Philip Wads-
worth, Calvin c. Parks, Jr., w, Il Brown, j. II.
Wheeler, Sidney Cornell, Samuel NJ. Cornell.
John r. Mills. Benjamin f. Sias, Frederick Rob-
bas, Frederick Heupner, G. Gustavus Won
Deutsch, guardian of August Winkler, Lyman
Cook, William Doud David l. Baker, Benz. F.
Jones' Bernard Lowth, State Bank Of Wiscon,
sin, John +. Seymour Robert W. Seymour
Thomas A. Green, Henry III. Baton, William
Z. Mudgett, William +. Dalton, Henry S. KIM
ball, Jarvis f. Platt, Joseph Villas, Jason Down
er, Charles F-Draper, Daniel P Clark, William
P, Clark, George F. Clark and James Freeand.
judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
DY VIRTUE OF and pursuant to Judgment
ID rendered in the above, entitled action, bear
ing date July 10th, 1862, directed to me, shall
expose for sale and sell at Public Auction AT, the
Court House, in the village and county of Mani,
towoc, on the 25h day OF October, A. d. 1862
at the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day, all the following mortgaged premises or so
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount Of said Judgment, interest and cos s and
costs OF sale, as follows TO wit The east half
OF Section no, thirty TOURIST; the east half
OF north west quarter and the east half of the
south west quarter Of Section no. thirty four
34-all in Township no. twenty one-2I- north
Of RfnSe no. twenty three-23-east, in the
County If Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin
and containing in all four hundred end eighty
acres. Sherif's Office, Manitowoc, July 90, 1862
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
WV NIcunrs pIR., i,,i,
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In Probate.

State OF Wisconsin, xsnitovoc County. In
the matter Of the Etatc OF Emery s. Lamb, de-
ceased.
.nN reading and fling the petition of Helen
~ u. Limb, Of the town Of M.:ito~oc in the
county Of Aanitowoc, and St,fe Of Wisconsin,
representing among other thi g. that .he hs.
fully discharged the duties OF Ter trust a. Ad-
uini.tr.fri1 Of the estate Of the aid deceased.
aid prsyir 6 thst she may havss scttlemelt OF
said estate a. be discharged as Airninisrstrix
thereof. Il is ordered that said application he
heard before me, at my flee in the village of
AaHitosoc on the 22d day of June, A. D. 1862
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Aud it is further ordered
that notice Of said application and hearing be
gwen by publishing copy of this order for
tn &c successive weeks, once in each week. in
the AaEitowoc Pilot, 4 nes.p,per pr;n,ad i
said county, prior TO said hearing
II. PIERfoNT, Co Judge.
Dlt,d Nav 29fh. 1852.
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nUTAGAMIE COUNTY-Circuit Court
~ George Reed, Plf, vs.. Obadiah H. Platt,
George Rice, Benjamin L. Merrill, Ezekiel Der
I. Blake and Wyman Murphy, DePts. The
motion on the part of the Plaintiff in the above.
entitled action, for an order to restrain and en-
join the said defendant, George Rice his Agents,
Attorneys, Counscors &c, from selling, disS
posing OF, or prosecuting any Of the notes,
claims, mortgages, or other evidences ofindebt>
edness against the Plaiutif given by him to the
said Defen liant, Obadiah II. Piatt, and by him
transferred and delivered to said Rice and set
forth in the complaint in said action, having
come on to be heard at this term of this Court,
and George Reed and George B. Goodwin hay
lug been heard Oh the part of the Plaintiff and
j. D. Markham and A. l.. Collins having been
heard on the part of the Defendants
is Ordered bg this Court, Ordered that the
said Defendant, George Rice, his Agents, At
torneyS, C0unsellors, and servants, be and he
and they are hereby, each and every one OF
them, the said George Rice, his Agents, Attor-
neys, Couusellors ard servants, restrained and
strictly enjoined, under the penalties by law
prescribed, from selling, disposing Of, or proseo
cutting any of the notes, claims, mortgages, or
other evidences of Indebtedness against the
Plaintiff, given by him to the Defendant, Obadi-
an ii. Ptatt, gnd by him transferred and deliver
ed TO the said Defendant George Rice, as mem
toned and set forth in said complaint in said
action, until the further order of this Court
By the Court,
DAVID NOGGLE, Judge.
Dated this I'd day OF June, 1862.
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IN PROBATE. Manitowoc County Court.

IN PROBATE. Manitowoc County Court. In
l the matter of the Estate of Michael Watt, de-
seascd
To oil whom it may connern:
Letters of administration 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 5th 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 Nav ID 1862.
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I'm Probate.

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 MaLitowoc, and State Of Wisconsin,
representing among other things that she is the
general Guardian OF George Emery Lamb, mi
Eor, and that said minor is the owner of lands
situate in said county, and that it is necessary
10 Fell 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 educ alton 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 4. D. 1862, at 20 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 in each week, in the Manitowoc Pr
lot, newspaper printed in said county, prior to
said hearing. H. 6. PIERPOHT, Co. Judge.
Dated MAY 29.h, 1862.
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Dated July %. 1862.


5sa B , % S o v,, r G5s @ Gideon Collins
g s sS 9S9 s s nsss Pf a n a an @
Winst and appearing George Rice sp y this action or
dd that HENRY FIERPoSr the county appointed Re-
D1 IL P that d eve @ @ nd 6f s sP @ @ the %P
h s's to 3 be t n d ePsst R Ps
c @ s g @ u u1 5 ss h s e hs H G
s P % 9 d:s a t 2s s ] @'' Set s ' :
a % @ GasSn B. 'S c
Ban1 ere ohsn 1a
py as95y %os AND the
eae 'a he e y Wssson % % sed
A Sd e sm ans nd S r s s R s
E @ account TOR aa pay over to hi" all the proceeds arising from the
And Ordered That the said Rice deliver said Receiver the
and % and said Pts transferred to him forth said
and effects transferred the" BY the said Plat
@ a9n bs s e S service s' a s GRsy H
n r @ 5 op an c nd e %oney % o s n as s said
apop '
Ordered That the said os Collins vson BENJAMIN
Benjamin Wellington AGENT S on s ds
tine P9s dye a9a ,
as5
As @ S' r5 s R ; y RGw s h sue for and @
'bsm T come
w @ o hRna a the tenants of @ real estate of the defendant Pa
sah the sa nay when apply for and obtain order that
leases from time tine be exceeding
1 sss 51 @ r n ] % n s ss R % ass n ar ss
either tm pay the same the said ] and that person having his hands
belonging 9 sa P
amount a tits o2 T , S ssgsf sn sS hs oP int
st s sds ad sa
. Ao4 efF ssf T ess this case & be snasa
s bon c s oos 1o % BE RpoTsd by PSn County
property beaPat,
property " '"' ''' may
cno nn9a the Court DAVID TAYLOR, Judge.
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Circuit Court GG NEanitosy0c
County,.

Oliver Lane Vs. John +. Guyles, George Kirk
and John A. Mills. Summons on Money De-
mand. The State of Wisconsin to the abovee
named Defendants
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the complaint of the plaintiff in this
action, of which copy Is hereto annexed and
served upon you, and to serve copy of your
answer thereto on me, at my Office in the village
of Manitowoc and county of Manitowoc, within
twenty days after the service hereof upon you
exclusive OF the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer as aforesaid the plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum of four humid
red and fifty dollars and costs OF suit
3. r. ANDERSON, Plt'fs Atty.
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Circuit Court-IanftOyy Go,

State of Wisconsin. William Eatough, Plain
tiff against William Bach, Junius Judson, Jo-
scrh lawson, Fred Borcherdt, J. f. Patt, Hem
~ Berener, Julius Bruno, Francis B Cooley,
John '. Farwcll, james Pattee, Elisha S Wads-
worth, John McFaillan, Winfield Smith, Edward
| Solomon, August Berner Samuel Williams, John
c. Starkweather William II. Jacobs, John p.
Robinson, Aaron Knble, William H. Bicknell,
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
actioo, dated April 29th 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 aforesaid, on Saturday, the 9th
day OF August A. D. 1862. at the hour of ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day the follow
ing described morfgaged premises or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
Of said Judgment, interest and costs. together
with the exI enses ofsale to wit: The east half
OF the south west quarter and the vest half of
the south east quarter of Section No eight rs /,
Town No seventeen III north Of Range No.
twenty 2Gl east, in Mahitowoc County, State
OF Wisconsin.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
GEo. \. WooDIs, Prt'h's Atty.
Dated Sheriff's Office, NanitoSoc, May 8, 1892
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SherIn'S Sale.
Circuit C0urt-ManItOW0c County.
William II. Glover,

William II. Glover,
Thomas Kennedy
DY virtue of an execution issued from said
ID Court, to me directed and delive cred, agains.
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 and to Lots twelve II, and five 5, in the
town plot of Lenaville, in the town of Manito-
voc Rapids, county OF ManitOwoc, state OF Wis
consin, with the appurtenances thereto belong
ing, on the 9th day of May, A. d. 1862, or he
may have since acguil ed thereto, which said
right title and interest of said defendant, shall
expose for sale and sell at the Court House, in
the village Of Manitowoc, on the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1862, at the hour Of ten o'clock in
the forenoon of that day. to satisfy said execu-
Ton together with the expenses OF sale. Dated
Sheriff's Office, Manitowoc, July l6, 1862.
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County, Wis.
GEO. n. WooDIN, Pl'tf's Atty.
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WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
Gro. \. WooDls, PItn,s Atty.
Dated Sherif's Office, Nantosoc, Nav 8, 1897

E'>TRAT.-Taken mp by the undersigned, liv.
IL ing in the village Of CenIreyilc, about the
first OF July, 1862, dark trogn horse. His
fore feet are white and he has a white spot in
h- forehead is about twelve or fourteen years
old. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take the animal away.
b. LAUBE.
Ce.tfeville, July p, 1852.
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Notice to Town Assessors.


OFFICE CLiRk or BOARD OF SrPvEvIsoRs,
y.aiaoRoG. June rs, 1852.
reeoeetflIiy cal the attention OF the scve-
r,I 49, ssors in the county to the following law
recently passed By the Legislature. / would
also inform Them that the Blanks for iistln
property will be ready by the 25th of July, at
which time the Assessors can receive them by
calling at my Office. }. " THUMBS,
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors.
TPubIished June 90, 1862
CHAPTER 3G2.
AN ACT relating to tie duties Of asses
sors and other officer. for the year
1862.
The people Of the .S"te Of Wisconsin,
rerresented IN Senateand Assena5ty, so en-
act osJot!ors:
Section i The several assessors Ehgli, be
tween The iir-t Monday Of jaiy and the first
Monday Of Sjrtcuber mex, make out assess
meut rolls end perform their other duties for
the wear ore thousaGd eight hundred and sixtT
two, in the manner required by law, and have
the same completed on OF before the said first
Monday q september next.
Sec. 2 The town ana city boards Of equaiiza-
ton shall meet on the first Monday Of Sapteui-
Der next and perform their duties IS required
by law.
Sec g. R2cn cicfk Of the county board Of gu
pervisors shall, Oh or before the fourth Monday
Of September ney;, make out aud traH-rnt TO
the Secretary Of STATE an abstract Of the real
and personal property il his county, IN the Ean
ner required By law.
See 4. The Secretary Of State shsN, 'mmcdi-
stelv after receiving the abstracts IN the prcce-
ding section mentioned. proceed to aPportion
the state taxes for tie present year among the
several counties, in he manner no" required
ty law and shall transmit certified copy oil
such apportonmont TO the clerk Of the county
board Of supervisors Of each county.
Sec. ). In case the abstract in SECTION three
mentioned, shal. rot BE- received from any conn
tv or counties BY the second Monday Of Octoter
next by the secretary Of state, he shall take tie
valuation OF property returned to his office IN
the wear 1861, from such county or counties, "a
the basis upon which to appcrtion the state
taxes to such county or-countiea for the present
year.
Sec 3 rG ! Sections two ard three Of chapter
two hundred and seventy six OF Ihe general
Jaws If ;ie' year oue thou-ald eight hundred
and sixty .wo are her.by repealed.
Sec 8 II Tie secretary Of state shall fort h
VIZ. 4, usr.it printed copies Of this act to the
several clcIks of the cou.ty boards Of supcrvi-
,o:a.
Sec I Is This act shall be published ami
take effect immediately af'cr lie Ps'sa8e.
Approved June Il 1852
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Lost Bags !!

GONE PERSON has left quantity of Bags at
y our Store which he can take away by prov
ing property and paying for this advertisement.
7. j. ROBINSON, Druggists.
Asnitowoo, July 3, 1862.
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Delicate Organ, the Eye,

1t has to be
MADE THE SPECIAL STUDY
The undersigned, feeling the necessity that at
some one point, ard By one or more Physicians
in our State, that this class of diseases should
receive special attention, aud be the subject of
special practice, will, for the future, devote from
other practice from 10 to II O'Clock, in the FORE
noon of every day to the treatment of Opthal-
mic diseases.
In every case.a fair and candid opinion of the
prospect Of effecting cure will be given. 1t
must be remember ed that there are cases beyond
the power Of the best medical skill in the world
Diseases of the Chest and stomach,
and all other chronic affections, will also be pre-
scribed for and treated at the same time. Poor
persons whose means are limited, will be char
ged for medicines only.
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he possesses in there classes of diseases, can be
made beneficial to mis- fellow citizens, and there's
fore adopts this method for the public good,
and not from any pecuniary necessity of making
it known, that he devotes certain hours from
his other practice, to the treatment OF TIM DIS
eases already enumerated.
As many cases will revuire protrated stay
in the city, board can always be had at one or
another of the many boarding houses or taverns
or at the Hospital under the uf the Sistets
or Charity. This Hospital is located on the
banks of the Lake in one of the most beautiful
situations in the city, accessible at all hours of
the day by horse railway.
Letters of enquiry will always be promptly an
swered. Office, No. CrosswelPs Building,
| Wisconsin Street, between East Water and
Main Streets. Residence, corner OF Van Buren,
and Oneida Streets, Milwaukee.
JAMES JOHNSON, NJ. D.
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MANITowOC COUNTY, Jan. lst, 1862.
The County Superintendent can be
be found at the Office of the County
Judge in the Court House, on Monday
of each week during his business hours
(from 10 a. NJ, to 2. NJ, and on such
other days as his official duties will per-
nit.
3 J. VAN VALKENBURGH,
Superintendent.
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S TO " Z s =!
TIN AND HARD w ARE.
All Book Accounts and Notes
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Inititution established by special
Endowment fgr the Relief of the Sick and
Distressed afflicted with Yiruent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especiaIyfor the Cure OF Disea-
So Of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Ac
Isf .'1g Surgeon, to ali who apply By letter,
wl.h deseription Of tLer condition, (,gc, occu-
patton, habits OF life, &c, AMI in cases of ez-
tge.-e poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on S2crmatorrhoea
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and o.
t..t EEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispeu~
gary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter euve-
opes, free Of charge. Two or three stamps for
postage will be acceptable.
AdGrrss DR. }. SKILIIN u0UGuT0N. Act
ing Surgeon, Ho"a"d Association, No ? Snuth
Ninth S.ree, Phat.. phis, Pa. By order Of the
Directors EZRA D. HEARTWFLL. Pre.'t.
Gao. FAIkCUItsD, Secretary
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Strayed Away!
Paper Rags and Old Copper

store OF J. BRANDEiS' 8
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Diseases Ofthe Eye & Chest.

TIVE undersigned, knowing from experience
L that to possess any knowledge of the many
Drms of disease Of that
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Wheeler & Wilson's

Wheeler & Wilson's
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
With Hemmer, complete for $45, and freight
from New York added.
For Beau y. Excellence of Stitch alike on
both sides of the fabric sewed; for Strength,
Firmness and Durability of Seam, that
VIII not Rip or Unrayel!
For Economy of Thread; for Compactness,
Simplicity, Speed, and Stiffness Of Motion, it is
not surpassed.
PERSONS CAN EXAMINE
he Machine and its work by calling on Doctor
D. J. EASTON, Agent for Manitowoc.
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N O TT r

All persons interested will please take notice of the following
order Of the Circuit Court and for the County Manowoc
II. S. PIERPONT, Receiver
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Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Manitowoc. 15tf
BR1NDLE,S from 81 to IS per GAIN
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Notice Creditors.

". VI. NICHOLS, Plis a.ty.
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Il hire shing Mac hin G 8.

On hand at all times also Kettles, Plow Points
&c. sc. 6m
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-16
w AITING

More than month has elapsed since the last gun
of the battles before Richmond was fired what
are we waiting for? Are we about, alter ALL 10
repeat the folly of Manassas Then, as now, we
we're led from week to week to believe that someth-
ing was about to be done. The public mpatlence
was allayed by false promises and the public expec-
tation fed by delusive hopes Are the new promises
of an advance beyond the frontier" false too-and
the fresh hopes the people destined TO another
and sadder disappointment Why do we delay
Every day is precious to the enemy, enaoling Nun
20 the broken spirit Of his people, 10 recruit
his shattered forces, and rally for struggle more
desperate than any we have yet encountered. .Mnat
prevents an advance into the enemys country! The
comparatively insignificant force of the upstart
Pope 1t would he an insult to our victorious army
to suppose so. Do We wait for arms! Forty tnou-
sand taken from the enemy in the late oattles
and cargoes of arms and ammunition nave reached
US from abroad. Do we expect European lhterVen-
ton, and are waiting for =" the steamer ol the
9Th of August" as has been limited We leaned on
that reed after Manassas and it broke and pierced
our side Is the season unsuitable for an advance,
or are the roads unfit for transportation! Summer
is the choice season of the Southern man the
weather was never better, the roads never hrmer-
Above all other boons the enemy most Graves time
Shall be have it, more Of it, and how much! By
common consent, Dispatch celebrity, energy, daring
are the policy for us. Why do zoe WGits Is it for
the new conscrIpts, or returning conValescents, or
stragglers? Ali the strength we may gain in this
way will be more than quadrupled by accessions to
the enemy. During the month that has been lost
we have been, and are yet relatively stronger than
we have been before, WILL in all probability,
ever be again. If we cannot advance against the
enemy now, will the time come when, in the
opinion OF the authorities we may do so: Rich
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North.Carolina and Georgia.

The following just remarks, we copy from the
correspondent of the Savannah Republican:
1T is but the simplest justice to add, that the
regiments from North Carolina and Georgia bore
the brunt of the battle. All the troops did well,
and those from one State fought bravely those
from another; but such were the numbers and posi-
tons of the regiments from the States named, that
they were called upon to bear the heat and bur.
then Of the hay" No Georgian or North-Caro-
lnian has intmated anything of the kind to ne but
hear it on the Cars in the streets, at the corners,
and in the hotels-indeed wherever l go-and not
from acquaintance merely, but from strangers, and
those who witnessed the conflict. If this fact has
not been made to appear before it has been because
the troops from those States had no one here to
sound the trumpet of their praises if they had
not modesty preferred to let their deeds speak for
themselves"