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Eta Probate,

State of Wisconsin, Nanitowoe county, So. In
the matter Of the Last Will and Testament of
Frederick Marx deceased.
On reading and Filing the petition of Henry
Nachtwav. executor of the last viii and testa-
mert of Frederick Marx dee, aeci. Of the town
of Gibson in the county Of &anitowoc and State
of Wisconsin, Representing, among other things
that there is personal estate heion gino to said
deceased that the Indebtedness of said decpas.
cd amounts to about Six Hundred dollars that
II is necessary &c sll real est,e to pay said in,
dehtcdness; and praying that license be to
him granted to sell ali of said real estate to pay
said Indebtedness,
1t is O,dered that said application be heard
before me at nv office in the village Of HanIto-
woe, on the l4th day of Sept. A D. 1868, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. And it is further Ordered that
rotice IF SAID application and hearing be given
by publishing copy of this order fer four sue
cessive weeks, once in each week i'll the Mani
towoc Pilot, a newspaper printed in said county,
rior to said hearing.
HENRY s. PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated Wauitowoc, July 81, 1868
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SiseriEf'S Sale.

State of Wisconsin Circuit Court -Manito-
voc County. John A. Catcher and George Lee
Fev!e, AGAR ST ARIEL \. Brown, William Ma low,
Lileli N,,Ilow, EIz ,beth Norris, late Elz rbe h
Adams. Frederick IIaKer ard Matthias Hug.
Df Virtue OF a judgment of Foreclosure and
ID Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in and
for the county of Manitowoc, State Of Wiscor-
SIM at the General Term Of saiG urt, led At
the village aud county OF Maritowoc, in tn ,
above entitled action on the ID day Of Jul 4
D. 1868, I will sell at Public Vcndue TO the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the villa oe
of Mapitowoc on the thirteenth day Of Novem-
her, 4. d. 1868, at 10 o'clock in The for, noon @.
that day, the following described property or 50
much thereof will raise the amount OF said
judgment ard costs, to-wit:
All that certa piece parcel ofhnl situa>
Wisconsin, a. known and described as fol
lows, to wit CONNER cling at the north west
corner of Lot No. four (4) in Section No. thirty
two (82 in Township No. nineteen t1a) Range
No. twenty -four (24) running east to the Lake
twenty-five Chains and twenty-five Links :
theI &c along the Lake shore due soutl. six
Chains and forty five Links (6 G. & 45L) =.
thence west to the Section line twenty-tour
Chains and twenty Links; thelce nnih six
Chains and forty~hye Links to the place of be-
ginning, containing fifteen acres Of land being
the north part of the said Lot No fur - in
Township No nineteen IL north OF Rarcc
No. twenty-four --24- east
IRA p. SMITH, Sheriff.
By john II BURNS, Under Sheriff
Dated Sherin's Office, Aug. 4, 1868
WIN. NJ Nichols. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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State Of Wiscon in. Circuit Court anito-
voc County. Oscar Koch, against Peter Gas
to- son, Meta Cae'enson md Andrew Anderson
DY VIRTUE OF a Judgment Of Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered by the Giro nil Court in
ard for the county of Manitowoc State of Wis
consin, at the General Term Of said Court held
at the village and county Of Manirowoc, in the
above entitled action, on the first day OF July,
A. d. 1868. | will sell at Iubiic vcndue to the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the I'll
laga of Mantowoc, on the thirteenth day Of No
v3niber, A. d. 1903. at two O'Clock oil that day,
The following described property:
The east two-th r Is of tie cas-: half Of Lots
No. one and four l & 4 in Block No. tw hun
dred and six'y-six 1851, in the village Of Mani.
towoc. county Of Nanijowoc and State Of Wis
consin, as recorded in the Office of the Register
Of Deeds III and for the comfy of Mantowoc,
cxceltpgyald rcserviug therefrom 3 riece off
the south side IF said Lot No. four "a in said
Bi0cG No two hundred sixty,six l266). running
fIom cas-; to vest parallel with the south side
line OF the LIS, mentioned lot fifty f5O} feet, aud
from sou h 10 north ten (l0) fest, the same bav
ing hfr toiore been decided by the said deferd
auts, Peter Castenson and Meta Caste, son. 4-s
. ~ IRA: SMITH. Sheriff
49, .. BIZ jim II. RURxs, Under Sheriff
Dltel Shert,s Office, Mauitowoc, August 4,
1868 ..-.D. -
Wv. NJ NleH-Ls, rlaintif's Attorney
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State Of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-Nanito-
voc County. George Fu4k, against Frederic
Luehr and frederick Luchr. r.r -..l
by VIRTUE OF a Jud 5ment Of Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county of Mqnitowoc, Safe of Wis
c5nsn, at the General Term Of said Court hell
at the village and county OF M,nitowoc in the
above entitled action the first dav Of .Jnly
+. 1868, | will sell at public vendue 10 rh,
highest bidder at I'll, Court House, in the vii
lage of Mantowoc. On the thin teenrh T l3 hi d,v
OF November, A. n. SG3, at eleven O'Clock OF
hat dav, the fol owing described property :.
ii that certain piece Parcel of IA nd situss
to in tho county of ha,.i oyoc and State of
Visor sin, aud being tie south 'ia'f Of the south
half OF the west half Of the sort'I 81 4 o7artor Of
S ion No. two 2 Of Tow ship No e;gI teen
ISL 18th OF Range No. twenty three G23 east
containing twenty acres Of iand move or e.s
IRA =. SMITH Sheriff
Rv JonS n. BCRNs, u DIR Sheriff.
Dated .er,R's Office, Aug A. D. 1863.
Wa. NJ NICiioLs FL intH'- Attorney . 3. 20
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Notice to Creditors.

In Probatc-Manitowoc County Court l. the
matter of the Estate of Valentine Ka lflnann,
deceased
To all whom il NAV ce7cern
Letters of administration on said estate having
been issued to Coroline Kaufman, of Two Ris-
ers, Wis, on the 9th dry of July, 1868, ard
six months from and after said day being allow
cd and limited for creditors TO preeent their
claims for examination and allowance, Notice
il hereby given that tn. undersigned Will, on
the first Monday Of each month, during said
term, at his Office in the village and county of
Manitowoc, receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against said
deceased
- HENRY S. P1ERP0NT, County Judge.
Dated Uanitowoc, July q 1sea
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In IbrOEbH1e.

Site of Wisconsin Manitowoc COUNTY, &C. Tn
the matter OF the Estate 81 aaron V Wlkci
decpase.. ~ .st
On reading and Filing NE petition OF Potor
Rowlev, Of the town OF Two Rivers, in the county
Of ManitnwOc and State 81 Wisconsin rapresen .
ting. among otler'th ines, that 4 ron V. Walk
er late Of the town OF Two Greeks Ma,itcwoc
county State Of Wisconsin, at Numfor,Isvill.
Kentucky, on the l7th day of March A. ID. 1852
died intestate leaving goods cha,tles and es.
tate within this couriy. and pr ynr that .
muistratinn 81 srd estate he granted VI &,
Abby A. We kan and StepheH Elliott -.ts-l
IL is Ordered, that said application be heard
before me, at nv office, in the village of Mani.
towoc, on the 18th day cf October, A y. 1863
at 10 o'clock A. NJ Ard IL is further Ordered
that notice Of said application and hearing b,
given by publishing copy Of this order for
tbrcc successive weeks, inihe Mnit ,c Pilot
a newspaper printed Ia said county, ,ior TO
said hearing. ....
HENRY S. PlFRPoNT, Gount, jug l.. &.
Dated S"pt. Is, 1868.
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State Of Wisconsin, N4nitow C County, IS.
In he matter Of the Estate of Timothy Har-
rington, deceased. T
IN reading and filing TIE petition of Olive
~ Harrington, Of the town OF Two Rivers, in
the county OF MAJ itowoc, bnd State of Wiscon>
SIN, representing among other things that
Timothy Harrington, late Of the town of hi shi~
colt in said county, on he 25th day of October,
d. 1854, at his residence in said town died
i!testate, leaving estate within this county; and
that she, thesad petitioner is the widow Of said
deceased and praying that administration O
said estate be granted unto Victor LeC'aire. of
the town Of hish,cott. l. is Ordered that s aid
anrr':cation be heard beicrema, at my Office in
the village of Nauito voc, on Monday the 2S b
day of September. A. D, 1868, at Il O. clock
a. m. AID is Further Ordered, Tat notice
Of said application AID hearing be given b.
publishing copy Ct this order for Il rec success
sive weeks, once in each week, in the Ma1itowoc
Pilot newspaper printed in said County prior
t, said hearing.
HENRY S. PIERPONT, County Jadse.
Dated August 26, 1868. HF
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SheriTs Sale.

ate of Wisconsin, Manitowoc County
Circuit COmt William II. Glover and George
s. Glover, against RJbert King and Amanda
King
DY VIRTUE Of Judgment of Forecle sure
ID and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court IN
and FOR the county of Manitowoc, State If Wis
cousin, AT the Gencr Term of said Court held
at the village and county of Manionoc, in the
above>eutited action on the 29th day Of 0cto-
Der, A. D. 1862, l will sell at public venduc to
the hiShest bidder, at the Court House, in the
village Of Manitowoc. on the Sth day Of October
A. D. 1868, at Ii o'clock in the forenoon ofthat
day, the folio" ing.descrihed properly or SO much
thereof as will raise the amount OF said judgment
and costs to-wit: Al that piece or parcel OF
land situate in the county Of Maniowoc and
State of Wisconsin, and being the south west
quarter of the southwest quarter of Section &c.
seven =, in Township no twenty 20,
north of Range no. twcnty-fnur -2t----, con,
tanning Forty. three aud twenty -four hundrcths
acres together with the appurtenances thereto
belonging. Dated Sheriff's Oice, Manitowcc,
Wis, Aug. 10, 4 D. 1868.
- ~se IRA P SMITH, Sheriff
By FRED BorCHERnr Deputy Sheriff
VIM. u. NICHOLS Pi'difs' Att'y.
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I \ the ma ter OF the Estate OF Bartholomew
/ IJava deceased rs..as. .t-.E.E

L Hays, deceased ..rt.1F. asaE#
To al whom it may concern:
l. tiers Of admin i.tratou on said estate Inv
ing been issued to Charles Mccarthy on the 27th
day OF July, 1868 and tx Iros tbs homand after
aid day being allowed al limited for creditors
to present their claims for es mini alton and al,
lowance Notice is hereby given that tn IN
designer will on Monday the third day Of Aug
ust, 1868, and The first Monday Of each month
thereafter for the said term Of six months, at
his Office in said town OF Mani'owoc an ! county
OF Msnitowoc. receive, examine, and adjust all
claiB I'D de mauds OF all persons against said
deceased S. 49,
IlESRI-s PGERrO,T, County Judge.
DI,ed July -, C3.
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ESIRAY-

Taken up by tho suocs,iber On the 10th inst
o one wear old steer of rcd color, with Whit
spots all over his body. The owner is reoueste,
to prove property, pay Charges, and take hin
away. .
t." p. BRENNAN,
Section 20, town of Cato.
September Il, 1868.
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WALKER HOUSE

TNHlS HOUSE has been re>opencd, and is now
i ready for guests. Thorough repairs, i'm
provements, and additions have been made the
present seas On. The interior has undergone
compete change, so that the .sW ALKRR" Is in
fact New House. No pains have been spared
In fitting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making 1t complete in all its arrange
ments.
The Proprietor confidently believes he antici-
pates the wishes of the travelling public, by op
ening and keeping the "WALKER" as a first
elsss Z ctel, and hopes to merit their approba-
.E' { patronage
A. G. BENTLEY Proprietor
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GEO. REED.

attorney and Counsellor at Lnw,
Has resumed the practice Ct his profession IN
Mapitowoc and car now promise to give
= prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
.x- Collections made in any part Of the State
For few weeks bis Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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German Printing Office
FOR SALE!

TTHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the
i matt rials formerly used in prntiD the
German newspaper-the NoRDwFsTEN They
consist Of No. 4 Washington press. German
and English news and Job type. leads, rales,
cbases, furniture, and all requisites for publish
ing German paper. The materials are nearly
new, and the whole will be sold cheap, BY ap-
plying to 4r OTTO TRoENEL.
Sept. %, 1868. Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
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CtTRAYED from III Undersigned about two
- months ago. . pair OF oxen, between fur
AID Ave years old. Both were red, one having
white spot on the tacet Information coi.ccr-
Ling them vii! be thankfully received by
MARTIN KINNEY.
Coor erstowp, Sept. 23, 1863.
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CHAS. A. REETER .

Justice Of TIE PeCce, Notary Public. General
+ Corveyarcer. and Agent for the Milwaukee
: Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend TO
the payment Of Taxes, &c. ONCE south OF
the Court House.
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GEO. ". WOODIN.

Ittorney and Counsellor ot Loeo,
Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Far
ticular attcrtion gwen to collecting, &c. OF
fee on York Street, Manitowcc Wis, nl-i
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage Of the people of Mantle voc,
Calumet, Kewaunec, and Browa counties ia So
licite1, and they VIII find it to their advantage
to call AID examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people Of those couu-
ties [ would saw, that for the patronage have
received Of them am very tia kiul ard hope
TO have them continue The same, as l am row
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date will pay the highest mari ct
price for all kind of
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HECTOR MCLEAN,

Notaiv PubEc and General Land agent,
sTocKDEIDCE, CALUMET CO., WIS,
viii attend to the payment Of taxes, the collec
ton Of debts. the examination of titles, &c.
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WIN. NJ. NICHOLS.

Atorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
u nl-tf
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W, Y. EIOYE.

A,orney end Co4nsetjr at Lar,
Office on York Street. Mari owoc, Wisconsin
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Unequalled Inducements

to customers. Ny stock consists of
French Wool CaSsjmrrcs, f. & NJ CaSsi-
mercs, Satinets, De0ims, Co'onnoaes,
Dress Prints, Volencios. De
laines, GjRghams, LawnS,
Dress Goods, Checks,
Psaids. Ladies'
Cloth, &c.
Witha large stock of Ladies' Stella, B:ocha,
and six and WoIsttd ShlwlS.
Nv Groceries sst of choice assortment
of Back and Green Teas, Bro wn and White
Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Dried Apples, Currants,
Raisins, Palm aud CASTLE Soap.
Ny assortment Of Boots and Shoes comprise
Mems and BoY's Boots,
Womrn and Ck'Idren's Shoes,
Mems Balmordl Shoes,
Ladies Congress Caters,
Chiidren'S Lola Montez Caters.
Also, choice 1T Of Cutlery, Spades & SHOW
els, Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Glass Putty,
Sash, Tubs, Pals. &c.
! have also large assortment of HATS &
CAPS and all my goods will be sold at prices
which Will
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September Il, 1868.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21
TJr FLAG oF TRDrE BOAT.

No Flag of Truce Boat hes come to City
Point for thirteen days. The last arrived on
the 5th instant. This is q longer interval
than has been known since the first establish
ment Of the cartel for exchange; and 1t leads
to the apprehension that tho Yankee govern
ment has on foot some new trick in their in
exhaustible system of fraud. As NO are at
present situated, it appears that they can deal
with us in this matter just as they please
The boat is theirs; the cartel is theirs the
excess of prisoners (for the moment) is theirs.
1t may be added, that since the appoint
ment Of the new Yankee Commissioner of Ex-
change (Mcrcdith) our Commissioner, Judge
Ould, has not once met that official, although
lie has signified bis desire TO confer with him
on important business. 1t begins to be our
opinion that the enemy is considering the
propriety OF treating W. rs a conquered people
with whom no terms are kept and that moth
ing will bring him to his senses until wa
e~qualize the number Of prisoners again or un-
til we begin exercising in good earnest the ter
rible law of retaliation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21
FROM CHARLESTON-FURIOUS BON
BARDMENT.

CHARLESTON, Aug. l8.-All day yesterday
the bombsrdment was more furious than on
any previous day. The Ironsides, six Moui-
tors and six gunboats, with all the enemy.
land batteries, opened on battery Wagner nj
daybreak, throwing twenty shells per minute
at our works. This continued until III O'clock,
when the feet and land batteries turned their
attention to Fort Sumter. The Ironsides and
six Monitors approached within three quar-.
tiers of a mile Of Sumter, and battered vigor'
ously against the south face of the fort
Sumter replied briskly from her barbette
guns. The contest lasted about three hours,
whom the feet, having been struck very often,
stood out Of range, with flags a half mast
1t is supposed some high Yankee naval officer
has been killed.
The enemy's land batteries Of 20O-pounder
PARROT guns kept up a constant fire yester,
day evening aud all last night against Sumter.
The roar Of cannon heard in the city was ire
mendous. The casualties az Sumter yester,
day were one killed and thirteen wounded;
at Battery Wagner, seven killed and twenty
four wounded. Among the killed is Captain
Wampler, of Va, Chief Engineer at Wtg,
ner.
Tho cannonade was resumed at daybreak
this morning, and now, at 9 o'clock. "A. NJ. is
progressing with great yigor. Batteries Gregg
and Wagner are unimpaired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21
PUBLIC MEETING IN ~GooCHLAND.

At a meeting of the citizens Of Goochlnnd
county, q: the Courthouse, on Monday, the Eth
day OF August 1863, Court day
On motion Col. John NJ. Trevilian was ap,
pointed Chairman, and Col. Benjamin Anderson,
Secretary.
Capt. Walter D. Leaks explained the objec,
Of tho meeting, and offered resolutions, which he
advocated in r very able and patriotic address,
He WAS followed by Charles K. Woodsnn AMI
Capt. john H. Guy, in like addresses. The fol,
lowing are the resolutions which were unani-
mously adopted.
J.. Resolved, That the condition flour country
calls upon every patriot to lay aside mere selfish
interest, and in some way to all in this great
struggle with its enemies.
9 Resolved, That the calls of President Davis
and Gen. Lee for the return ofall liable to military
duty back TO the army. and for all liable to con-
s~cription at once to swell its ranks. ought to meet
with q yarn response and 4 generous co-opera'
ton from every citizen Of the Confederacy.
3. Resolved, Tha. the recent proclamation OF
Gsv. Letchcr is wise in its suggestions. and
patriotic in its tone; and we hope the LegisIa.
ture, which is called together by it, will be large.
ly imhued with its spirit.
4. Resolved, That we have unimpaired conf.
dence in our President, and are for giving him a
warm, hearty, generous support; and we are in
favor Of the most stringent measures for thor
oughly organizing the men at home, not liable
to CONSUMPTION, for defence Of our homes and
6resides.
s. Resolved. That we have An abiding conf
dence in. successful issue of the cause in which
we are engaged, and We denounce as a coward
and a traitor each and every man, if any such
there be, in the bosom Of the Confederacy, who
m~anifeSts any willingness to listen to terms Of
compromise with the enemies of our country.
After the foregoing resolutions were adopted
Thomas r. Argyle, Esq, offered the following,
which WAS rejected: Resolved, That we will not
recognize any officer in this county unless he is
over As years of age or disabled from military
service BY debility.
Resolved. That the proceedings Of this meet
ng be published in tho Richmond Wing anu
sEnqulrer." I'M TREvILIAS, Chm.
BENZ. ANDERSON, Sec'y.
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come nesdful 10 guard against worse, Whc'

I come nesdful 10 guard against worse, When
| Congress meet. again 1t will have to turn its
attention, and Immediately; to thio subject
We really have resources adequate to all our
wants and unless we obStinately persist in
squandering With both hands, keeping oul
candle burning at both ends, all will be vel
with us financially and politically. Enlight
ened and patriotic minds are now earnestly
bent upon this momentous business of stop
ping Mr.. Memminger's calamitous press
and from m able letter by Mr.. Robert Tyler
in yesterdays Sentinel" we transfer thai
gentleman's practical suggestions:
First. Congress should proceed to fund
in the terms of a law drafted for hat object
all the twenty, fifty and hundred dollar note:
of all the issues up to the first of July, at 8
I and 6 per cent. interest respectively, as In
terest-bearing Treasury notes, or bonds; thu:
at once, without injury to any one, or right OF
complaint from any one, relieving the plethora
now existing in the currency.
"Second. Any dealing in Yankee currency
within the Confederate States should be pro
hibited and punished by the seTerest pen
alties.
"Third. Any expectation Of cotton, e1
cept on Government account, should be strict
" prohibited. and no importations on private
account should be allowed, except by specia
license under the hand Of the President Of
the Confederate States, countersigned by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Fourth. All dealings in State bank notes
gold, or State bonds, with the intent of es
tablishing any exchange at any point within
the United States, should be prohibited, und
the prohibition should be enforced by the Sc
verest penalties. -.
"In such a contest as this the whole spirit
of our legislation should tend to create Spar
tan habits and Spartan resolves among TIT
people. We want no foreign trickery o
dress, and costly beverages and delicate
viands of foreign manufacture should be de
spised in this stern day, when the superlativ'
issue is Liberty or Death"