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En- EhEGDasc.

ON READING AID F,iirg the reti'ion OF An
~ ton KoppcI, Guardian Of said minor, OF the
town of Manitowoc in the county OF Il uiio"oc
and state If .,isconsiu, representing among
oiher things that he the said wud IS seized OF
certain real estate IL this county AID that it Is
necessary that the same shodid be solo, and
prayiag for license 10 sell the same; and 1t APP
naariuu to the Court from said petition that it is
necessary to the said Ini'.or to sell SAID real es>
tate. 1t Is Ordered and directed that the next Of
kin to said ward and all perso0s Interested IN
said estate appear hcfrc me a. my Office In the
VILLAGE Of Maritowoc on the gosh day Of March
A. p 1865 1T 10 o'clock ~. then and there
to sh, " cause why license should nat he grant
cd fer the sale of said re4l estate according to
the PRAYER of said petition. And it IS further
Ordered that notica Of said app'icaion aud
hearing &c given by publishing copy OF this or
der for three successive weeks, once in each
week in the Hanitowoc Pilot. q nc"-paper
printed in said county, rrior to -',-d hearing.
HENRY 5. pIBRnETT, County Judge.
Dated February %, 1868.
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Ssa cgsES Sale.
Circuit Court-Gsahitowee Cennty.
William H. Glover J

Y,
William II. Glover J
Thomas Kennedy.
DI viItUe OF an execution issued from said
- Court, To me directed ard deliv cred. agsIns,
The personal snd real property of the above
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, / hsv.
this day seized and levied upon all the right,
tile aud interest which the said defendant I'D
in and to Lots twelve II, and FIVE S, in H..
town plot Of LcnaviIle, in tie town of Mani.o-
voc L IpidS. county of Manitowoc state OF VS..
cOnsn, with the aprurt euauces thereto belong
ing, on the 9th day OF May, A. D. 1862, or h,
nay nave since aCqui ed thereto which said
right, title eAa interest of said defendant, shall
expose fer sale ana sell at the Court House, in
the village OF Mnuitowoc, on the 9th day OF Sep
tcmber, \. b. 1862, at the hour OF ten O'Clock J.,
the forenoon Of that day, TO satisfy said execu-
ton together with the expenses of sale Dat.d
Sherltf's Office, Manitowoc. July IS. 1852
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of Nanitowoc County, Wis.
Gro. y. WooDIN, Pith's ATTY.
The above sale IS adionrned to the goth day
Of September, 1862, at he same hour and place"
Dated Sept 6, 1862
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff
BY L I. RLAKE. Under Sheriff.
CSC. " WooDlN, PITTS Atty.
i { .D9Fc sale Is 1lirIneT anlOurncd until OC~
tobcr 4ta, 1862, at the same hour aud pla, c.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
BY L f. BLAKE UnGc7 Sheriff
Dated September Nth, 1862.
The above sale is further adjourned until q =
tober l8,h, 1862, at the same hour and place.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By L. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
Tie above sale is further adjourned until No.
vembcr l5th, 1892 at the same hour and pl,c,
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By H. I. BLAKE Under Sheriff
The above sale is further adjourned until ST.
urday. December 30 b. 1862, at .he same bour
and place. WIMAN mURPHY, Shert
BY i: 7. BLAKE, Under Sfer f.
The above sale is FIR her adjourned until Sa:-
ri,iay, January II, 1868, at the same hour AID
place. WTMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
by Il. I BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale j. further ad burned until S.t>
urday January Sit. 1863, at the same hour
and place. WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by Il. T. BLAKE, Uuder Sher r.
The above sale Is further adjourned until Sat
urday, Marcel III, 1853, at the same hour Md
place. WYAAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
by r. T. BLAKE. Under Sheriff
The above sale Is further adj ,urned until Sat-
mday, March % 1865, az the same hour ard
place. WYNAN MURPHY. Sheriff
hy r. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
The above sale is further ali burned until Sal
urday, Jane Goth, 1893. at the same hour rrJ
place. WYXAN MURPHY SLeriff
BY r. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
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"

SEVERE ACCIDENT Ga Friday last,
Timothy Sullivan, Of The town Of Eaton,
Maniiowoc county, met with very severe
accident, which viii prevent him for labor
ing for many a day. The particulars, as
We learn them fom d. Alden, Of Graves
vile, are as foIiows: lie was at a logging
=. on. d his nejgllois and yoke Of OK
en- Has pitched to the middle Of 4 log,
whicl. swang around, striking Sullivan and
breaking both of his shia bones and badly
tt4c'urng the bones Of che Of bis ankles.
DR.. \. is attending BIN, and lie is getting
along as well IS could he expected nn.ic--
lie circumstances : Cb3l.1a TINES,
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Il. The holy horror OF mobs, and the

az The holy horror OF moIs, and ihe
ardent love for the supremacy u the law,
suddenly 50 conspicuous in tie Abolition
newspapers, is some ling amusing. In
nast timcs, When mo5s to defeat he exc
cu,jon Of certain law Of Congress were
fteqnent, We aid not behold any of this
holy horror onI ardent love. On the
CONTRARY. We behc,i acts passed by nv
merons State Legislatures designed 10 en-
courage rnobs and breal, down the supre~
macy Of the law. Tha! wac sowing to the
wind. "They who son 10 the wind shall
rean the wlirlwind."
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en- Ea9Hale.

Eauitowoc COun'v Count. n the matter Of
the last Will and Testament of Frederick Max
dnceased
NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue and
~ in pursuance Of an Order CT License made
in said matter on the 23fh dav OF Nay, '63. by
the County Court of sad county, the un der sign.
ed, executor If the last will aud testament of
sid deceased, Will on the 25h day Of Julv
1853, at l O'Clock in the afternoon at N, Court
House in Tie village o. Nsnitowoc, in said coun-
~, oiier Tor sac at public vendue the following
desc. oed lands, to- uip. The north east GUAR
Ter Of ,,~c,ion :, Town 81. Range o.. the west
haff of south vest quarter Section 8. Town Fl,
Range AZ, the south est quarter south west
quarter sec.ion 0, Town a, Range %, and TIE
efvt haf OF the north west quarter of Section
"a. fown "a, Range 81. The terms Of saie will
be Eiadc known at the time and place of sale,
HENRY NaCTHWAY, E1ecutos.
Dated July ?, 1898.
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Mr.. L1zcoIA'a DoDr-GrARD 1t is la
mentally tue that Tie President has fall
len ia;o The habit Of riding about WASH
ington under an armed escort Of cavalry.
HIS carriage is constantly preceded and
followed by to,ce Of horsemen large
enough to attract attention in military
European capital, and much Larger than
the average body-guard of a commanding
general actually in he field.
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-GfG'S s ale.

Sta OF Wiscon in. Manifowoc County
Circuit Court. William II. Glover and George
=. Clover against Robert King aud A:nand.
Kirg.
10y VIRTUE ora Judgment Of Foreclosure
u anG Sale rendered by the Giro nit Court il
and for the county Of Manitowoc, State OF Wis
consiu, at tile General Term of said Court held
AT the village ard County of Manitowoc, in the
ab9va entitled action on the ooh day of Octo.
6er, A D 1862, l will sell at public vendue to
the highest bidder, at the Court House in the
village Of Martowoc, on the Oh day OF June
A. D. 1868, at II o'clock in he forenoon o:
That day, the following described property or
so much thereof az will raise the amount OF ssid
Judgment and costs, tO-~t: All that certain
niece or parcel OF land si.u1te in the county Of
Nanitvwoc and State of Wisconsin, and being
the southwest Ggarter Of the southeast quarter
81 Section no. seven O. l. Township norher
twenty 900, north ct Rage no. twenty four
~, containing Forty three and twenty four
huud-eths acres, together wlih the appurt"nan-
ces thereto belonging. Dated She1ii'S Oh:e,
Manitowoc, Wis, March 5, A. n 1863.
IRA. SNITH, Sheriff.
BY FRED. BoEcHFRpr Deputy Sheriff.
VIM u. NICHOLS, PPuff5 At'y.
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60. Circuit Court.

OsFlCE or TEE CI.ERE or CIgcUIT couET, J
Aanitowoc Coaaty. May I, 1863
NOTICE ia hereby given thai will, on Mon
day, the first day OF June, 1868, st ten O'Clock
in the iorenoon, proceed to draw The names Ct
seTeniee persona to serve as Grand Jurors al
the June Term OF said Court, and the namt5 q.
twentyrfour persons to uerve as II TT Jurors at
said Term, 10 accordance with the provisions IL
iar. IERE CROWLEY, Cis.k,
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SATISFIED Many housewires vi Lay

SATISFIED Many housewives who Lave
been using Soda for wears have become
satisfied that DuLAND & Co S hCmjcui
Saleratus IS better for all purposes than
Soda, and therefore cannot he induced to
use Soda or any other brand Of SaIefatns
For sale BY all the Wholesale Groears In
C.ica,o .nI Niiwankee ----
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TIE AFr-1he Milwaukee Nelcs has
been requested to announce that the con
act Is not to be enforced in Wis
corsin for some weeks.
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En- Probate.

In the matter Of the Last Viii and Testament
Of Jnhauas Flack, deceased.
NN Reading and Filing an instrument in wri
~ tirg pu,porting TO be the last VAL and ties
lament OF Johanas Flack late OF Tic town Of Man
itowoc Rapids in Mauitowoc county, deceased.
aud also the accompanying petition OF Jane fiack
of said town Of Rapids, in said county, rep e.
senting among other things that til" said johann
as Fack lately died at Murireesboro, in the State
of Tennessee; that said instrument is the last
will al d testament of said decca-ed and that
she the said petitioner, Is the identical Jane
Fiack named in said will IS the legaice OF SAID
Johanas Flack; and praying that dav be APP
pointed for hearing the proofs OF "a d last will
and testament-Iti is Ordered that the proofs Of
said instrument be heard before the Judge OF this
Court on the Oh day Of March, 1868, at ten
O'Clock In & g forenoon, at the Office OF the said
Judge in the village Of Ninitowoc; Aud i is
further Ordered that public notice thereof be
given 20 all persons Interested by publishing a
copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior TO said day Of hearing in the Sanito@oc
Pilot, a weekly newspaper printed at hanito-
voc, in said county. Da'cd Feb. 3, 1863.
Ii. 5 PiERPONT, County Judge.
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CAMrnENr> Tho Democratic nomi-
nees for Congress in California are Ex-
Gov, John BIGGER, Ex-senator John b
Weller, aud Joseph McCorkIo. 8elal
Brown. Iate Of this State, IS the nominee
for STATE p.in-or, al officer there elec.e!
br Lhe leonLc
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HENRY BERN Ese

respectfully informs the public of Manito-
woo town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LFUGNER 6 RUDIGFR, on the corner OF
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side OF
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding TO and
replenishing the same. II: has large
and extensive ass0rtmen. Of rUNh
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u Office,

Tie annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Naqitowoc, Two Rivers. Az Misbjcott Plank
Road !',". .sany IA be held on MONDAY, the I'D
day OF June, A. d. loG2, Il i o'clock P. II al
the Office of Charles kueaa /, Co., at aanitowol
for the purpose OF eeetins officers Of The Com,
parry for the ensuing year.
CHARLES KTEHN, President.
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NOTICE * hereby given, that the partner
y ship heretofore existing under the name
a. style Of WINDTATE < JONES, il this day
diszolv eI h7 mutual consent. The Livery Bus
mess win he eendnosed as heretofore by TIoS.
HINDlATE. and al persons owing ihc ists firm
are requested to make i;ame Late payment TO
him. THOMAS WIYDfATF
JOHN jones.
MaI.itowoc, April ,, ls6a
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REL7XkYEP Of U'HISHEY

Z -commerds to his friends and customer
hs new stock of Bourbon "onongahpla, Rye,
Ola I've TWO wears and kectiiel WhiSkey :;
BrandeS; Rum; Gin; Arack; Cherrv Vine
and Brandy; German, Spanish AID I allan Bit
t'rs; Rum and Arack Punch all kinds Of sweet
Liquors; Ehein, French, Madeira and Port
Wines; Cii,r and Vinegar.
l viii wait unon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. Nanit0w0c
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EsEE1 COMPETITION
Taken I'D,

Rv The subscriber, about three weeks ago
white ard black SOW, with q litter Of seven
pigs aJout three weeks old. TIE opner is re-
quested to Ptove property, pay charges, and take
her awav 7t14 MILES MCMAHON.
Mautowoc, June II, 1863,
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To Isay cd Custom ers.

TIVE Undersigned informs his friends and
l. former customers that he has retired from
business for the present, and is now waiting to
close up his affairs. he therefore hores that
those indebted to him viii be prompt in making
piyme.ts as he wishes to lave his accounts set
lied by the 18Th of az. He trusts that those
lie has favored heretofore vii! now do him like
kindness, as il is absolutely necessary that his
books should be balanced By that time
J. A. KAHLER.
Man;.ov.or 4rril IL 12Gr
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| He COPAR1NERSIIlP heretofore existing
l between Alfred Smith ard u. ". Chamber
ain, in the name Of ALFRED SM!T'..i. 4 CO. is
this day dissolved by mrtIa consent.
LLnFRED SMITH,
r.-.--r. II. ". CHAMBERLAIN.
hishico.t, A,aaiii Q, 1868, VI
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TTalo Teacher Wanted! -
n,alc Teacher waited 10 teach 10 School
Dstri No, Of lie town OF Franklin, for three
ra4n.aE snaly %
JAMES gALnZEY, District Clerk.
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Notice.

IsCasce.
The Directors Of the asnitowoc, T.4o River.
and Mi-hicott Plank Road Combany are hereby
requested to meet st tao Office of Chas Knehn,
I; harhasoe, on Monday, the ga day OF June,
4. u. 1863, at Q O'Clock (. NJ, for the transac-
ton Of business connected With the Company.
CHARLES KUEHN, President.
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Il AGILE
= = gTg GTORT

SouM side OF The River, Ntn;toO2c, EFis.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-17

told different story. In spite OF State
and government influence, in spite o
Gov. Gamble and Gen. Schofeld, and
may say in spite of the administration,
(for Old A be seems to have turned a
cold shoulder 10 his friends the radicals
have rolled up majority of some 'o-a
in favor Of their candidates. would ulo.
the whole State could do as well, but
what With semi-rebels and bushwhack
ers, government officials and slaveown-
ers, old Missouri, l fear, must yet bide
her time.
We have had two good snow storms
since settling down in the city. Snow
storms that in your country would have
brought out the bob sleds and jumpers,
bat bless you nothing stays in St. Louis
long. If the sun shines one hour you
may look for it to cloud up the next.
lhe wind changes as often as a young
lady's whims, cold and raw at morn and
perhaps moist and sulTy at night The
the only persistent thing have seen is
clouds and rain, for l can only vouch
for three days Of pleasant weather in the
past two weeks. l have been suffering
with a severe cold ever since we moved
to Schofield Barracks, and am DO doubt
more savage at the climate than well
man would be, for | had rather live
through the hardest winter that ever laid
se'ge 10 Iowa or Minnesota, than spend
another month in this damp, raw, smo
Ky, filthy atmosphere, Of ST Louis.
j. III. B.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-17

can, and ought, not only to extori from
them our own full terms, and ample. ac-s
acknowledgements Of their wrong, but also
handsome indemnify for the trouble and
expense caused to US by their crime"
This is no new overture. From the
OF the contest TO the present,
- o... -est Rebels have held but ona
language, and it's burden was this;
This is a war to the death. We must
absolutely triumph or utterly fail.
ihere can be no accommodation-no
compromise. We are in for the whole
or nothing. Until the North is ready to
concede everything, submit to anything.
War must go on, though it should ab.
sorb all the blood and wealth of the
country. Woe to the conquered"
Now, then, we demand of the Demo.
cratic journals that these facts be known
to their readers. We ask but light Le,
them set forth the naked truth as to ,bs
best terms on which the Rebel leaders
are now or ever were ready 10 make
Peace, and tell their readers frankly that
they would or would not have them ac.
cepted. CRYING Peace, Peace, when
there is no Peace" is fraud tell ths
public that you would or would not make
Peace on the only practicable terms, and
then either go in earnestly, unreserved-
~ for prosecuting and invigorating the
War, or letus know what is your alterua.
tive. For our own part, anxious for the
earliest possible Peace. SO that i. be bon.
orable and lasting, we see no way 10
achieve it but through energetic and
successful war.--N Y Tribune.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-17
Sr. Lor1s. Mo. Nov. 5th. 1869

FRIEND RIcH lit is some little time
since | last sat down TO write an epistle
for you and yours, and il is with almost
reluctance / take up the pen again.
What is there 10 write about or describe .
A city IS city almost everywhere the
same brick walls shutting out heavens
sunlight the saWs long stretches Of paw
ed streets and - brick sidewalks, no
green grass or shady trees. hot and dus
" one day, muddy and filthy another.
Never before have had such realiz-
ing sense that God made the country
and man the town" In my last men.
toned we were ordered to Louisville, but
after all things were in readiness and
just upon the eve Of leaving. the order
was countermanded, and we still keep
watch and ward over this "queen city"
of the West Our quarters are in an old
shell Of a building known as the Missou
ri Hotel, a rambling, dilapidated affair.
and looking old and weather. stained
enough to have accommodated De Soto
and his cavaliers, If their explorations
reached this point upon the river. There
IS plenty OF guard duty here. and plenty
of rain, mud and snow, TO keep us con-.
Portable while plodding through the
streets and pacing up and down the
leyee, the portion OF the city assigned to
the care and fidelity Of our detachment.
Our Colonel is in command OF the dis
trict Of the city OF ST. Louis, and after
the lapse OF two weeks has issued n cir.
euar in which he comments pretty free
ly upon our dress, manners and sodiesly
appearance. as compared with the troops
Of 4" African descent" with a huge Ell
logium upon the African which puts us
in excellent spirits. and no doubt in
creases our self respect vastly. ST..
Louis is emphatcaly. for Southern
city, Union-nay. % radical city.
spoke of il in my last as semi-seeesh, |
ask her pardon the election Nov. 81
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-17

The deuce you have Give it to me
it is ust what l want
Give you dead latch key pa pret-
ty notion! l wouldn't give it to any
man--not to all the detective squad in
New York
Look here, my friend / am NJ,
pretty well known ih this town. | have
a good many opportunities in the course
ofmy business to do people good turns ;
and not few 10 DO them Ill turns. 1t is
convenient vocation to pay off scores
particularly to persons of your sort. If
you will give me that key, III make it
worth your while the first chance have
If you don't, you'll be sorry-that's all
gave him significant look as I con-
cluded. He looked me in the face
minute, as if to see how much | meant,
or if | suspected anything; then he
turned and ran quickly up stairs. In a
few moments he came down and handed
me the key l took it with satisfaction.
Now said [, you'll have no objec
tions to telling me where your sister,iu-
laws room in the house is p
Third story, back room, second door
to the left from the head Of the stairs
Thank you-good night
We walked rapidly to-sireet, aud
reaching the house, l stopped moment
to examine my pistols, by the street
lamp, and then softly opened the door
Clarke and stepped in, and | shut the
door.
Leaving my comrade in the hall,
crept noiselessly up stairs, and tapped a
the door of the room.
Who is there . called out woman's
voice.
Open the door, l replied. and I'll
tell you what l want
You can't come in-Ive gone to
bed
'Oh, well, I'm a married man-pll
do you no harm but you must let me
in, or | shall force the door,
After moments delay, the door was
opened by young woman in a morning
wrapper, who stood as il waiting for an
explanation Of The intrusion. | passed
by her and walked up TO a yonng man
sitting in low chair by the fire, and,
tapping him on the shoulder, said
You are my prisoner p
He raised his head and looked up.
Why, Bill l exclaimed, is this
You? have been looking for you all
night under a wrong name. II l bad
known it was you, I'd have caught YOU
in an hour
And SO | would
. 1t Is only necessary TO say, further,
that he was the man | was set to catch,
| may add, however, that large amount
of the counterfeit notes. and the plates
on which they were printed, were seeu-
red, and the criminal sent to Sing Sing
in due course Of law.