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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-20

vDatudTy NOtiC0s
Of Mrs. Mamie A. Green wife of Captain j.
Fl. Green Of this county.
Knowing the high estimate placed upo n
her as lady and a christian by those who
knew her best and mourn over her demise,
we, with pleasure give them place in our
columns. 95s aas& 'A-
The New Yorker says:
eve find IN a recent number Of the Lou
isville Journal the following tribute to the
momorv ofa lady who was during the clo-
sing period of her life resident of our
city: a -
Died in New York city, July IS, Mrs
MAMIE A, GREEN. wife of Captain j. II.
Green, in the S8th year of her age. Mrs.
Green accompanied her husband during h is
services as Provost Marshal and Commander
Of the Post at Bardstown, during which she
buried her third and youngest child. She
was highly esteemed for her benevolence
and philanthropy, and had no enemies. no
superiors, few equals. When her husband
brought away the commissary hospital stores
and convalescents, by order to this city. to
prevent them Fl om falling into the possess
ion Of Bragg's army. her health would not
permit her removal and she, without any
fear of beng mistreated. remained, and. as
an evidence Of her loyalty. wrapped herself
up in the stars and stripes that her loyalty
should not be doubted, and wore as shawl
the miniature emblem of the country's flag
When the wounded returned to Bardstown,
after the battle of Perryville. though IN del
icate health. her whole attention was given
to both Union and rebel sufferers Her loss
others deplore beside her husband and rel.
atives. She was, we repeat general favor.
tie. Captain Green vii. have the sympathy
which he deserves richly for his irreparable
loss Of such worthy companion. He is
now left alone, without wife or child, and
we sympathise with him. We are glad to
learn that his health is good, ard that he
will probably return to the service Of his
country. We need such men as him, and
hone soon to have the pleasure of announ-
cling him on military duty. -
Those who are acquainted with CAPTAIN
Green will be assured that all which kind
heart and devoted affection, untiringly could
do, to smoothe the way for his lost partner
to another sphere was not neglected nor at,
any one moment forgotten. They viii also
be gratiied to learn, that after many Incl
dents Of changeful fortune he has found, a
harbour by aid of his own genius and in-
dustry in one Of the most remarkable dis
coveries ofour time. Il is no other than .
process Of which he Is the inventor, BY,
which bank-note pspers, silk, and other
fabrics are prepared, eoas to b proof against
IL: mex hx water mr. fhA Ae11Snavv ,-..v .cd
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Another State to the Union. --Another
new State win soon come rspping 1t the door
ofthe Union and demanding admittanes.
On Abe I'd Of Septsm''er. the people Of Ne
vada Tsvrassy will sloct delegates to Con-
stitutionat Convention, when the machinery
for sStatc Guvernnent viii lie put in ~.
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DEMAND FOR GoLD.-The demand for gold
is great, but ia not equal to the demand for
the celebrated Chemical Saleratus, especial.
ly where the Saleratus has been tried and
where its worth is fully known. Try i,
and satisfy yourself. For sale by most
merchants. th sts #f
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1t is understood in army circles that the
regiments in the Army Of the Potomac will
first be filled from the ranks of the con.
scripts, and then successfully Grants, Rose
GRAMS. and the Army of the South will be-
filed to the maximum. a
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It Is believed that Lee is preparing to
make another raid on Washington. 1t is
also presumed that General Meade. antici.
pating this design is preparing to frustrate
II sa ~ fs p. tit.t5' =
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1t is designed 10 transfer 5000 1.-THE reb
e! prisoners now at Camp Chase, Ohio, ia
Camp Douglas. s ,e
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SIGEL HALL.


JOHN ZwrrzLER. Proprietor, Front Street
Sd door West of the Ottumwa House
Ottumwa, Iowa. ea -rg
II you want to drink NIT Sigei, 20 to
Sigel Hall.
If you want good glass ale, go to
SigeI Hail.
If you want good glass Of ,er, go to
Sigel Hall.
II you want good cigar 60 to Sige
II ALL
you want dish of Fresh ystcrs, c.
ceiv d ' y Express, 60 to o,eel Hal
you want anything coed 60 teS'ge'
Hall
LOOK OUT FOR THEN.-There ia two men
travelling from place to place mostly working
in the country representing themselves to
be Dr. Fuller and his agent thereby robbing
those that may be afflicted with chronic
diseases of their money. Now We happen
to know that DR.. Fuller is located at Ottun.
wa Iowa and will not travel this summer
He has no agent travelling in this country
at present and at any time should he have
he will carry certificate as such agent
One nf them treats of Eye and Ear, tn,
other Cancers, Cutaneous Chronic and pri
vate diseases.
Editors of papers will be doing their du
ty to their patrons by giving this Mt leas
one insertion for their benefit as large sums
of money have been paid these thieves with
in the last month. 1917
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Calm be thy rest. near kinired are signing,
A husband deplores In deep anguish Of heart,
Beneath the cold earth unconsciously lying,
No murmur can reach the mo tempest can start.
Calm be thy rest as the silence Of even,
When thought unto sweet advocation gave birth
With prayer thou hast knelt at the portals OF
Heaven, .s. q
And gained that admission thou sought'st for
on earth. '"."
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IS "A the Close of the last financial year the
national dsbt of England had reachcds this
ann, IF goo ala 1 -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-05-01
Circuit Cour5-Eanitowoc County.
Henry Betliner and Julius Bruno against vii
liam Bach.


DT VIRTUE Ct an execution Issued in the
ID above>entitled cause and tested on The 25sh
day CT February 1868, TO me directed and deliv
cred against the real and personal property Of
l he defendant, William Bach. | shall on the ; la
dav Of April 1868 al ten C'clUcl, in the frellycn
Of that day at tie Court House in the village Of
Manitowoc, county Of Msuitowoc, CffIT T.. sale
and sell ~ p1f,Ec ycnlue the real Terty here
matter described ard all The right, title ard in
terest which tie dafeHdan-, william Bach, had
therein on the 29.h day Of November 1888, or
that he has 1T any time since acquired, which
property is known and described az follows to
VT; All these certain pieces or parcel ofla4d
situate in the county CT Han'towoc and Sac
q Wisconsin 10 wiz: Lot l o il block IS il tie
village z Two Rivers, lot 6 il oci 283, 10. ,
n block $50, lets and II block 20, lot Is
in block 323, lots , and / in block 20, lot
in bio, K 276, lots and in ok lJ5, lot y
in block II, lot in block l56, 10! in llyck
l57, lots II AID II in block 22S, lots / and il
block go, lois aaj ia black 27l, IL. in
block 10. lei 10 in bl1ck l.6, l5t5 l I :, s and
Q il block go, LOT in bi Ok I75, lots and
in block 50, lots > 3 IN block 223, Iot 9
ind lots 10 II l2l3l4 l. 1G i 18Ll@l9 sl)ots
4 b."2l. lois in block 500, los | s 81
223. LOT IN block i'll lot ) in block H. los
/ , I il bloc!, 1lG, lots in block % J., 3
il bio, X ! 81, lot l. ia book 3l3, lois = il
block G23, 10. in block 358. u lots biotk
PSI. lot in block 80, lot | Il block iot | il
block S, lot il block III, lot IN DO. / 2T3
let : and - / 5 il block $50. lots & S IL
Docs $50 lots I3 II j. IL block SC, n lot 10
il block PSI, & lots : & II III / i lot ii
bioyk 80 al II the village Of NaG.ro@oc. coun
= and Stale Aforesaid. Also lots - III block
! 8, lot IN block Il, lot l il block IS, 70. ) in
blocl, 5, lot in b!ocG Il, in tic village Nm
. 7
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AID
p1TEET lfEDICIYE UEI' OF
aDCEpEs yvEET7ZEE-,

Franklin 81 , aert door to the Post Ole.
MANITOWOC, WIS.
I7liIS establishment will always contain al! the
varieties OF Medicine usually kept in a Drug
store, together with Paiuts, Oils, Varnish, A.
coAol, Spirits Of Tnrpentine, Wines and L,qlors
for Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles.
Soap ari Pellumery, Eauk Books and Station.
erv, Camphene, Fluid aad furafne and al the
oiLer articles belonging to this line.
- Prs Scorpions carefully put up both day
and nigh. time. nl-h
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Circuit Courf--szaEEsoyycc Co,

Frederick Borcherdt against, i,iar,, Bach
By virtue OF al execution issued in the above
entitled cause and tested on the 25th day a.
February, 1868, to ne directed and delivered
against the real and personal property Of the
defendant, Wi!lias1 Bach, ! slal on the o4.h
day OF April 1868, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon of that day, at the Court House in the yil
lage CT Manitow &C, county OF Aauitowoc. offer
for sale and sell at public 7endue The real o.
tate hereinafter described and all the right, til
tie and interest which the Gafendan. william
Bach had therein On the 21>t Lar Of April lS.C
CT that he has al any time since acoaired,
which real properly is kuo"n AID described IS
follows to wit:
All those certain llts or trac's of lanI situate
in the t. of Manitowo and State of WIS.,
consin and being lots no 2 I II IS 10 and
% in block GO. IL, lots l 2 and Q IN block a32
los and IL block 35i. lot 10 il block la6,
lot s il block 324, lot II IN block 22t. los /
ard in block III, lot l in block o27. lot 10 in
block 270 all in the village of Ianitowoc: a's5
the NV OF Sec. 20 in To~n~'.ip IS Range q
cast, the s~ ! c. See. SO in Township I8 north
Of Range % east the ~ Of tie PC : Of 6 G.
80 in Township 10 north Of Range 20. - = sv ;
of the sw of See. II ToansAip Is north 81
Range % east, the Sc ! Of the lie : of Sec 3 il
Township l9 north Of R2nee % east, the ! o;
the II" and Sc ! of ne / Of See. II in Town
ship 8 north of Range % east, and lot no l IN
Sec u in To Enship 9 north 0! Rance % east.
Nltei Maaito"cc, February -. 1868.
IRA ?. SMITH, Sheriff
by J. II. Burns, U4dc. Sheriff
Y: Il. NIcBoLs, P.'ff's Atty
Tic above sale is hereby adjourned until FL
day, May 22i, 1868. at the same time AID place
IRA P. SHIII. Sier:ff,,
By j II. BURSs, Under Sheriff
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Examination Appointment Of the
County superintendent.
OFFICE SUP'r OF SCHOOLS,

OFFICE SUP'r OF 81 HooLs.
Manitovoc, March 18th, 1863
Tue inspection Of applicants for license
70 teach il the Public Schools OF the eoun
ty Of YanitoToc VIII be attended to By tue
County Superintendent il tie month Of
April, A. u. 1868, on the days and at the
place, hereinafter specified, to>wis:
In ri.tric: No. 1-comprising Inc towns
of Gibson, Two Creeks, Mishico,t, and
Two Riyers-st the School House, i'll tbs
village Of Mishicott, on Tuesday, April 81.
In District No. 2-comprising the towns
Of Manitowoc, Manitowoc Rapids. and
Nev.on-at the School House, in School
District No l, village Of Msnito1oe, On
Wednesday, April %
In District No 3-comprisinc tie towns
Of Cooperstown, Franklin, kossuth, and
Maple Grove. ttne Scnoci House, in
School District No. /, near ". SCuIHo-
sECK's, in tie town Of Kossuth, on Satur-
day, April %.
In District No. ! comprising lie towns
of Cato, Eaton, Liberty, an! EocklanI-
at the School House near CIark's Mills, it
tne Town q Iato, on IioEHalJ AP''' - I
In District No. 5-consisting Of the
towns Of Ce1reviiIe, Svh'esuig, and Nee
me-at the School House, rear II MuL-
HOLLANDS. in the town Of Mseue. or We'd
uesday, Ap5ii %.
It is expected that all persons designing
to teach in the county, who have not recei
we'd certificate from ny predecessor, or
whose certificate will expire this ~pring.
viii be present at one Of these sessions,
aud, if possible, at the ore appointed for
their respective District.
Applicant. viii please provide them
selves esch with good lead pencil, and
be present at the time and piros appoint
ed, promptly al 8 O'clock A. II.
j. w. THOMBS,
County Superintendent.
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70 III Oh EUgtc-.ers.

v'TC Understand irfsIns his G;aras and
] Icrrler custom ~ that lie los retired from
business for The present and il now waiting to
close I'D lis affairs. lie therefore hopes tina.
those indebted to him viii BE pro pt Ia making
payments, q lie = hes to have his accounts set
tied by the 18th Of az. IL trusts that those
lie has favored heretofore Will nov do him IKE
kindness az it IS absolutely necessary that his
Do1l.s should be balanced by that time
j. i. KAHIER
Manisorcc, april -, 1868
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OFFICE OF TIE PILOT, }
MANITowoC, April 80.

State OF Wisconsin, Nanitowoc County, So
In the matter o. the Last IS Ill aud Testament
OF Frederick Marx, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Henry
Nachtray, executor OF the last will AID t9st4-
nent oil said deceased, representing among
other thing that there IS 10 personal estate
belonging TO said deceased: that tile indebted
ness Of said deceased amounts TO about -Four
Hundred Dollars; that il ia necessary 10 sell
real estate TO pay said indebtedness, AID pray.
ing that license be TO him grated 10 sell a
portion of said deceased real estate 10 paw said
Indebtedness, L. is Ordered that said appl.ca-
ton be heard before me 1T my Office in the vii
Iage OF sanltowoc, on he 25th day OF May, A
D. 1869, at 10 clock N. And it is further
Ordered that roce Of "a aTplica;::@a and hear
ing be given by publishing copy of this oder
Tor tn successive weeks, once il each week.
III the sahieo~oc fiio', newspaper printed in
said DouAty. prior To s.id hearing
HENRY 5. PlEAPoST, County Judge.
Dated NanitoNcc, April %, 1858.
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G.. ALiEE L232s:, II. ED..
Physician, Surgeon, and
4 Coo / CHEZ :

Office, opposite National Hotel, Toyk 81.
Orders left at the National Hotel viii receive
prompt attention.
~ Good references given.
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ESIIce CO Foreclosure.

clr='n. IS r7oTt.e-arz, executed and delivered
to H. Il. Smith and 7i,i;a,n A'lrich, as mont,
gagets, certain mortgage bearing date OF thai
day to secure the payment by Tie said mortaa
go.s to the said mortgages IF the sum OF Tive
Hundred al ! TiIi.tcen Dollars, with in,eres, a.
the rate o! twelve per cent per aunuIn, within
tLree years from he date thereof, according II
the conditiGIs Of 4 certain promssory y e
bculng even dee herewith, executed b7 tie
said Sidney Hammond. one e the said n9l;-a-
gors. TO the SAID Z. II. Tmith anI y i,lian .,
dlich, uo7ictcees, which saiJ MOI, gage vas ia
Is exeeu.cI AID GckoC led, i so as 10 be emil
tied to record, and was recorded n the Office
Of the REGISTER Of Deeds Of the county Of Maj,
,owoc On the 2j.l day u December a. % o'crk
A, II. il yo?4i.- / q nolt.,as5es a. pages eh
ard GG a-d Whc.sas, Or tie oh GAY o. Lay
$50, the ECF. agaes Aforesaid du!r assign d
tie saii n;or:@ g for 4 valuable consideration
10 James I. Hamilton ~ written Instrument
OF a-st1rrl3, n, bearing d-te Oh that DAY uAi,h
a@sio .nleut vas duly executed and a@k.oaeI
Cei 20 IS 10 be entitled t. =. c'Id. AID MS DUR
recorded IL the cifice cf ;ae Register OF DEEDS
atoye-aid On the 3lst dsy Of January 15GG a.
II o'cl5ch \. b, ard recorded in 5oIrnc II 4
mortgages st page 255; an; Whereas, On lie
29th day Of June A. d, 1850, the Is e &c
af5r>7lii, - his Attorney IN t.cf, Henry =
uIDfiltun. Cilv assigned Iha said mortgage To-
i '''.e e:n'1,--' '''.o' 20 t"lL'es A y u q
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executed and &C. moved 20 to be entitled 20
record, AMI wis Gu'y TacordtG OF tho 3lst day
oi Ja-ualy a. D. 1868. 1t l o'clock a. II
al rucvried 10 Volume 4 Of mortgages Oh page
go; and There's, BY the terms Of o. uort~
gage thc said aoItgAgccs their heIs cxceutors,
admins rajGri Cg assigns we're authorized and
empowered 10 grant, bargain. sell. release and
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i tender nv sincere thanks to my cast omeTs,
friends and the public generally for tn If con
fience and avors during the past twelve ears
| can aud will sell NY goods At IS reasoua BE
rates as they can possibly be sold
The public are invited to give ne call and
examine Goods and Prices. / viii do the best
| can to please all
ADAM BLE5ER.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-03-26

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sssi,;s s.st.s's u. a.6ss lt,ts.li4 /.
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ftas aMittt bsmg auf&ttnsa M; yhsimlt&!st
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6auA ,5Slftns, l7anbs vi. = utorttditn bsa6rs
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ardusa: AaR1i& ysffeten4 pnra tslttst
&c p,enl' 4poriienie! midi 10 .unittf&ttbts
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at,s ba6 sRs hi .sinsr AsIp6buIt&sR Gabsl
ttn briitsn Ia asstn RtttuHA&t ,bei
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"a ii xntss., Ble6absf&ttfe Rfnuu 4.
l,nnen ,s6nueu., - fabrsn., Ne 'Atu ipif&en
penislben tutd.& S9br, lblsifaIbtGu sAn'
fri&, bas Eatrea son 'nxr stnsan Raae.
Dad ,ps,atlaNuns W.: '6&ornRstnss. III
up,nes.bar hanger .aaus: nissrteet; Bau. TO-
wie itvs SAasutAsett f&ssu atbnss ben
wtiRen Gtfplf.s# sDk MusfaArt "a nit
nod atSffrv St&ertsit rstbuppen. Btt
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6uuter aue but& tire nattensHi&en.
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9@neQiAfttt BON Hnfesta' &aneatatostsn
nt&t tinsebolt rsrteuF f6anen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-03-26

N0egOsoeoENoossotesN S1D4etoaAl0no1o
|pteltlksa 10 Q fftrpf. 6l1 Re fas his tses1
e6aCiiyp Nan 1Ss(so j A.
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teitbatss eey Atnss ptm q ft6Asnte t1se
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md&tiNsrsr psbsl no mtlttdSif1ea lWsi.
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anfs lie GEDa&ituen, MN pte 1vp6eak stp,
.Asabffl@sa G&assafsRd auf pel&en
b6HN nsTibpols pIetfs untst1 Urn bitten
S@Htta peyibsils spetbsn atb an nil
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re @taness unb esr PaMst tbetininmt
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avmse RituaaS ,usyben.' ptnrr e. ut&t
alssS olpat A.pient iuno sihe ardntli&e
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&tu,s3ps6eI tn, 4tun stpe .sipatn6fFf&e
&rtsasi&ule befet,. &sin lieutenant.
fam GontpaAnis&sf:p srpsn. etHt sofbsr
stn sldnbli6ss Gfdmsn bsAanren au pa.
btn ): an,a Stobeofflt.r miro Mtsuiane
btfcrbut. lUenn srl4nt&t pctters ptesu nte.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-03-26

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