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GENERAL NEWS.

BY the arrival Of the Northern Light at this
port on Saturday we have later news from Central
and South America. The Government of Nicars.
qua bad seized all the property belonging to the
, Transit Company account Of the latter having
fsed to fulfil its pscunisry obligations. The defeat
OF the President OF Guate by the President Of
San Salvador lie confirmed 1t is thought that
Nicaragua and Honduras will be involved in the
war. the former siding with Guatemala and the lat
Ter with San Salvador. The news from South
America Is unimportant.
!. -.On Saturday morning Mrs. Reiss, German
widow, was found dead in her room, No. III
Chrystie street. She was assaulted by Mrs. Young
and subsequently BY her husband, "Jack Young
10 the alley way, bat able to crawl into her
apartment where she died. Young was seen max
ing the assault. AS soon he and his wife found
that Mrs. Reiss was dead they fed.
The General Term of the Supreme Court for the
Northern District of New-York has just decided that
tie United States Legal Tender Notes Constitu.
tonal as to debts contracted before the passage Of
TIE law making such notes legal tender. All the
foar JUDGES concurred. n.
Tho Hon. Edward Mcpherson to-day sntersupon
bis duties as Deputy Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue. Mr.. Este has been efficiently actipajn thai
capacity since the creation of the Office
The conversion of legal tender notes into Eve
twsntes, at Philadelphia, last week, reached So
0O0.OOO. Subscriptions are pouring in from every
quarter
The steamer PATRON from New-York with 100
deserters bound for Washington is ashore at Lewes,
Del
The Bohemian sailed from Portland at l0oclock
on Saturday morning. a.
William Kay on Friday elected Mayor Of
LouisviDe, KY, by about 800 majority.
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THE WAR NEWS.

Not much news from Yicksburg since our
last issue. AS we have stated, the movement
on Haines's Bluff proved failure, and our
feet has returned to Young's Point. The
bombardment Of Vicksburg was postponed
from the 9th ult., in consequence Of storm;
but Gen. Grant rad placed heavy battery OF
PARROT guns bey ond the leyee, in position
: 10 reach the city, and, it is said has already
senced Rebel battery opposite. We learn
from the Yazoo Pass Expedition that another
attack on Fort Pemberton commenced on the
27th, but with what result is not known. The
Rebel gunbOat Ycksburg has been captured
by Admiral Farragut, she having broken from
her Inoorings 10 storm and fOated down the
fiyer. There is story from YOuDg's Point
that tho Rebels have moved large portion Of
their force from the fronU TO the rear Of
{ Nicksburg, and have also strengthened Yazoo
City and Greenwood.
4, we have important news, by way Of Rich
roOsd, IRON the neighborbood of Charleston.
The Union forces had landed on Johns Island,
on the south bank OF Stono River; three gun.
4 boats and several transports were living near.
Union forces were advancing. The Rebel
commander had ordered wemen and non.com.
batants 10 depart. No date is mentioned, but
it was probably about Friday last.
An expedition of Union forces from Muir.
freesboro toward Woodbury., on the lst, sue
q ceeded in breaking up Rebel camp with 600
mon near the latter place. The infantry sur
rounded the camp, but the cavalry dashed IN
30 vigorously that the Rebels were dispersed
and fed over the bills. A number were killed
and wounded, and 30 were captured. together
with 80 horses and the ReOel camp Another
snecsssiul skirmish with the same party hap.
pened day or two afterward.
Tie Army Of the Potomac is again storm.
bound; the tempest of Saturday night ragged
y tsere with great fury. AL quiet in 'front.' A
Rebel scout of twelve men was captured lately
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Within two weeks past $50 contrabands have
arrived at St. Louis from Helena, Ark, and the
superintendent who bad them in charge received p.
800 applications for their services. About 200 OF
then were hired by Illinois farmers, 2OV went 70
B.ansas and 100 to Iowa. These contrabanas were
worth in the South over 100000
r brig Gen. Cow6in arrived in Boston on FRIDAY
evening and was met at the railroad depot oy mayor
Lincoln, the members of the City Government and
nm immense ooncourse of citizens, who testified IN
the most enthusiastic their high appreciation
of the brave and gallant soldier.
Gen. George w. williamson and Mrs. At
wood were arrested in this city on Saturday and
sent to Fort Lafayette. The man has been sort
of Confederate Consul-General in Capada I'm
portant letters were found in Mrs. AS possession
Orders have been issued by Gov. Yates, under
authority of the War Department. to raise ten COM
psries Of Infantry for the purpose of guard and pro-
teeon of the State of Illinois from hostile aggres-
sion, u serve for three years.
-Tw,uty of the Anderson Cavalry were lately
condemned to death for mutiny by court martial
Gen Rosee.ens dsapproved of the sentence, and the
men were orosred to return to duty. Their pardon
is conditional on their future good behavior. y,
A Union mar. named Hooper, who tried to
evsds the Rebel CONSUMPTION was murdered BY
guerrilas on Thursday night, ten miles from Nash
vile and his house and buildings were burned.
.-Sargeon Charles johnson Of the ist Middle Ten.
neesse infantry, sou Of Gov. johnson, was thrown
from bis horse at Nashville on Saturday and almost
instantly killed.
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Nesp!unrk DAILY Tribtots
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1868.

THE Report Of the Joint COM
mittee Of Congress on the Conduct
Of tile War respecting tie manage
1'e'at and operations Of the Arny
of tie Potomac qOhdle commanded
Jy Gen. Mcclellan Herewith
published in fully, will be issued
by us in cheap pamphlet forth
with. Particulars tomorrow.
Orders are solicited.
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The Union Army In Force on Johns Island.
sxIaM!SHIaG WITH THE eNEMYS PIcksrs
ADVANCE OF THE UNION pICKETS.
Women and Children Ordered Removed.
BURNING OF PENSACOLA By UNION TROOPS.
Foarnu.s MONROE, saturday, April 4. 1850.

FoRrREss MONROE Saturday, April T. 1850
Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch has the following'
The enemy have landed in force on Seabrook's or
Johns leland. Three gunboats and several trans.
ports are lying off the island. Skirmishins has al.
ready taken place between our and the enemys
pickets. Our pickets are driven in and the enemy
advancing
Gen. Haygood has ordered all the women, chill.
dren and non-combatants removed from Adams
Ruu, which is 30 miles from Seabrook's Island.
Pensacola was fred by the Uuion soldiers about
the 23d ult and the most Of the town destroyed
The soldiers are going TO re-eaforce Gen. Banks.
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at Outlets Station. 1t is said the Rebels have
$500 Cavalry at Culpeper; and Lee is To
picket Bull Run Mountains. Capt. Moseby
was not wounded at Dranesville; he lost seven
men there.
With regard TO the affair at Point Pleasant
(at the mouth Of the Kanawha River) 'De
official report says that Capt. Carter n'u
sixty-three men. He reports two kiieo' '",eo
wounded and elk taken prisoners inaA'ns
our total loss eleven. The heoe's o'' i.
killed, wounded and prisoners seventy'tWo' anu
80 their raid with their largely superior mum
bers was handsomely repulsed.
Rsnorts from Columbus say that 700 Rebels
were discovered on Friday marching toward
Hickman. KY, with the intention OF taxing
flat place. Gen. Asboth started on Saturday
mornipp with 600 men. and larger force was
Randy To leave at a moments notice.
We reported the other day the capture on
the Missouri, by guerrillas, Of the steamboat
Sam Gaty. Col King pursued the enemy on
Thursday, and had two fights with them, CON-
pletely routing them.
Gen. Curtis, who is not often heard from
reports sharp skirmish recently
in Carroll Co., Ark, in which the Rebels were
beaten, 90 Of them killed.
Rebel papers report that Pensacola was
burnt by the Union soldiers on the Odd ult.,
and that the troops had gone to re-enforce
Can. Banks.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

Gen. Ersga gone 20 Asianfa-Arrcss %
Col. Dick DIcCann-The Rebels strong
IL Roriirying Paimyra-Captnrs 81 "a
Rebels. -. -
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Friday. April ,. 1859.
Gen. Bragg has gone to Atlsus o. Official onsiness'
Col. Dick Mccain ia under arrest at MeMinnvilis
for disobedepcs of orders in leaving Brentwood On
the approach of Gen. Mitcbelfs forces.
The Rebels are bulldog strong Notifications q
Palmyra.
Gen. Crooks's brigade captured IS Rebels AZ Car.
,hsgo, after sharp skirmish yesterday. k
The river is falling.
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Railroad Accident.

II bALffHOkk, Apln " y a.
The express train from Washington for New foss
came in collision with train, which had otote ..
down last night, near Calveron yaauc., ~" ,ysrs
wounded, all employees Of the road: The passengers
were uot hurt. The train was detained three nours.
Owing 20 tho storm the Signals were NO. s''A ~
time 10 prevent tue collision. .I.s,a
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The Fitting Out of the Alabama ana
Other Pirates.
The Proposed Letters Of nlarqus
' a." and Rsprisal. '
LARGE NUMBER OF DssEarEas STILL RETURNING
Lenienty Of tn, Government Toward Them.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Tribune f
wAsmIsroy, Aprfls. ,sa
OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRrrAm
Oar relations with Great Britain arc oousid.r.d
by those who are conversaut with them ext,smslv
delicate. The correspondence between Earl Rus,aIl
and Minister Adams with relation to the fitting on,
aud sailing Of the pirate Alabama, contained in tho
English Blue Book, but not yet published in this
country and the correspondence still going on touch.
ing the construction and equipment in British va.
tiers Of other piratcal craft have been conducted On
the part Of John Bull in tone which IL unfsiendy
II not menacing and provocative of war. Russell
plants himself on the strict letter Of the statute a
plicable to the case refers our Government 10 that
statute and in effect refuses 10 take steps TO remedy
the grievance complained Of The matter has re.
Gently been seriously discussed in the Cabinet. III
is though. in some quarters that with the capture u
Charleston apprehensions on this score may be do
missed. The ministers here of the principal foreign
powers are believed to be of the opinion tina. h
capture is impossible.
THE PROPOSED LETTERS OF MARQUE AND
1 REPRIsAL.
Several members Of the Committee on the Goa.
duct Of the War called upon the President yesSr.
day to urge him to grant Letters Of Marqus and
Reprisal There Is reason to believe, however.
that this will not be done at present, although the
uestiou is still matter Of Cabinet consultation.
THE RETURN OF DEsERTERs.
The extreme rigor Of the law will not be mstsd
out to dsserteu who voluntarily return TO their
duty within few days, as many are doing, not
fewer, it is computed, than from thousand to IT,
teen hundred a day on the average. Those from
Gen. Hookers army, sentenced recently to DO shot.
have been pardoned.
ENLIsTMENTs IN THE BORDER STATES.
An effort is making to obtain authority for Col
Lafayette Bingham Of New-York, to raise Nom
loyal meu 10 the Border States to operate either N
North Carolina or Arkansas. Assurances are given
tina. the requisite number can readily be obtained
The undertaking receives tho indorsement OF many
prominent Senators and Representatives..
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Cos,Pt Of Appeals.

- ALHAsY, Saturday, April q 1853
Court OF Appeals Calendar Tor Monday. 70,
~ &c. ~ %. 30 a. -, "a, snd 35 ,.
The Court wilraeet 1t - ocock Monday but will hola
no afternoon sssSiol taas day.
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Meantime, these plans, which had been COM
municated only TO the President, to Gen. Hal
lcck, to tho Secretary OF War, and TO some of
Gen. Burnside's staff who had left the camp,
became known to the Rebels in Washington,
aud tho plan was therefore necessarily aban-
doned
Gen. Burnside then devised still another
plan aud undertook to execute il on his own
responsibility, but the storm which followed
prevented. Deeming it his duty to enforce mill
tary subordnation in his own army, by gen.
ernl order no dismissed some officers from the
service, subject to the approval OF the Presl-
dent relieved others from duty, and sentenced
several deserters 10 death. The order was
laid before the President ioho acknowledged
that Gen. Burnside mas right, but declined To
approve the order. Gen. Burnside tbereupou
for the second time rendered his resignation,
but the President declined it, and shortly attel
informed him that no had concluded TO relieve
bin from duty aud appoint Gen. Hooker to the
command of the Army of the Potomac
Against Gen. Blrasldes remonstrance, thu
order dispossessing him Of his commnnd al
iirmed that it was done at his request, bu
the President insisted that tho good OF the ser
vice required it, and Gen. Burnside yielded tn
point. oa
Comment on these extraordinary revelation
We must defer to another occasion. Meantime
We commend the whole report to the thought
fal attention OF the whole country.
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ARREST OF GOV. TOD OF OHIO,

sac il Taken Before Judge johnson ON .
Writ Of Eabeas Corpus and Admitted
CINCINNATI, Saturday ArrD 4. 1853
The Sheriff of Fairfield County arrested Gov. Tod
for alleged the kidnapping Of DIR. Olds, virulent
Copperhead, an indictment having been found
against the Governor by the Grand Jury OF Fairfield
Gov Tod was taken before Judge johnson upon
"a writ of habeas corpus, and was admitted TO bail
to appear before the Court OF Common Pleas IN
June next.
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Jarvis E. Plat against William Bach. B.
virtue OF an execution issued ID the above emit
tied cause and tes.ed on The 25ih day Of F-oru-
e,ry, 1868, TO me directed and delivered agains,
he real And p' rsonal property OF the defo0dan',
William Bach, shall on the 24,h day OF April.
$50, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day
It he Court House in the vilisg4 of Aanitowoc
county of Aanitowoc offer for ssle and Sell at
public vendue the real property hereinafter de-
scribed and al! the right. title and interest
which the defendant, William Bach had therein
o. the eth day Of Octobe 1853, or that he has
at any time since acquired, which property is
known and described follows to Wit: All
II Sc certain pieces parcels of land situate in
the county OF Manitowoc and State Of Wiscon-
sin and being lot no 7 in block no 2ss south
half OF los / AID in block us, lot and cas-!
h, II Of lot IN block 277. lots and in block
2i0, lot III block 1877, lo.e 10 ii l2 90 and
in bin.t l23, lot . in block 1928 lot, ard II
b,eck l56 lots . 8 5 6 8 3 h 1lI2 Is "A
ana IS = block 1i5. al in the village Of Na,i
towoc ; a.so the sw I of Sc Of Sec. 10 Town
ship ls north OF Range % east, the ! of Sec
%. Township l9, Range % east. Dated Mani
,owoc, February 25,h 1883.
IRA P. SMITH. Sheriff.
by J. e. RraSs, Unis, She-iK
Y. " KlcHeLs Pi6's Au'..
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Honorable Conduct Of Gen. pope.

For the first time since Msj Gen Pope
became a sojourner in this state. he VA.
yesterday personally served with wri, OF
ha5>as corpus. lie made prompt and
courteous return to he writ, and exhibi'ed
shs utmost respect for the authority of the
commissioner. 1t is = mos: timely and
severe rebuke 10 The few officers Of infer,
ior grade Who have failed 20 improve no
occasioa to exhibit their contemp, for the
iaws
In the nature Of the case, there must
ia 90" q in.iances where men are urju.,ly
and unlawfnily detained IN camps. Such
are rlghtfnlly entitled to tho r.-".~~.:e- ..
the courts, and the true soldier will he the
last TO dispu.e it, ~h-n legal proceedings
s.s instituted in good faith Aluaukee
Nsus
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In Probate.

IN the Mkt:cr of the Last Is Ill aud Testament
Of jnhanAs Pack deceased.
nv Readng and yllns Al ns:rurr cot 10 wri
~ tirx PM porting to t,e the last will and tss-
lament o; Johanss Flack lac Of tho town Of AA1-
ito~cc Rapids in Hs:..so~ oc county ees@,sed.
and also the accompsn yins petition Of Jane Fl.ck
Of SAL town OF Rapids, il sid county, r-p.e.
sahsiny sHong other things THAI lhs said Johan-
~ Flack lately died IL Ma: free s1oro in The State
OF Tennessee that said instrument is the i.ss
viii Al d ,eeasmsut 81 said deceased; a.d that
shs the sad petitioner, IL the identical JAW
F1aok named in aaid ~H the le:a' se OF asii
Juhsn.s flack ard praying taAt day be sf-
p-,inrua hvo-iv. ~. pods al a. 4 i~~> Ill
..d tes,aMeut--fi il Ordered IA, the proofs u
said Instrument Re hssrd before the Judge OK this
Court OF, the 9;h day Of Mach, 1868, 81 ten
O'Clock ia the forenoon 81 the anc- @, me said
Jude H. the village OF KaHito~oe; And il -
,urinsr Ordered tuat public notice Inereoi 90
given to all persons interested by publishing .
copy Of this ordtr for three successive sseAs'
PRIOR 10 said dav of hearing in the nani.o~oc
Piiot, weekly newspaper prhss NJ "antto-
voc, In SAID coz tv. Dated Feb. 8, 1863.
Il. $. PiERPONT, County Judge.
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lc.s as required bv l>w

The primary Jet ofthis division is 10
arrange the County into convenient dis
ric,s for holding examination classes, one
OF which will be held previous TO the COM
Eencement Of each Summer and Winter
term in each examination distrlc. and con
dncted by the Superintendent in a se,es
Of written and oral questions upon the
branches required to be taught in common
School,. The written qoestioLs will be
uniform throughout the County, and the
aas~ers TO the same will be required in
wf!slag. Due notice Of the time and
place for holding each class will be given
"nd overy person Wishing teach Dis
trict School III this county, vii! he expec-
ted to submi. 10 an examination in one Of
such classes previous 10 commencing their
school.
In 20 instance will certificates be given
70 applicants until they have passed q
thorough and satisfactory examination in
4 r-gltiss cIsss unless good and sufficient
reasons shah appear why lhs rule shoud
be disregarded and the examination con
Quoted in some ether manner
The system Of organizing Teachers As
.or,>JIons in each Town in the county is
recommended by the State Snperinten
Ten, &c Public Instruction. Wherever
hls system has been carried into practice
the result shows that the frequent. meet
ING '"1~ rs, Of teachers for exchange OF
views - regard 10 their profession and
for discussion Of the different systems OF
School Government has been simple,
pleasant, and etiicinent means Of advan-
eng the bes. interests Of the Common
Schools. would therefore recommend
that The Teacher. in each town OF the
county form 1h-nse!yes into Town Teach
Ell. Associations rs soon as practicable
holding such meetings ct the several dis
tric, school houses in the town, once a,
least in each district during the present
term. Associations should NEE, on Satur-
dav. the teacher in whose district it is
e.. led for the week continuing the school
for the ,'~y, o,ni,irg a portion of the usual
exercises and the members of the AS
ISOLATION 6lino he remainder OF the
time by discussions, &c.
The County Superintendent VII NEE
with one Association each week, e..
voriug 10 be present at one in each TX
am'n.'ion District during the winter, pro,
vidcd timely notice should he given.
J W THOMBS.
County Superintendent
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ahecSE'S Sale.
Great Court

C;.esit Csuss-hszitswse CsEaty.
" i,liam Il. Glover
Thomas Kennedy.
DY virtue o. "a execution i.sued frsD said
ID Court, to ue directed Ard dehS cree, Agains'
the persoual sad real property OF the assVe-
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, l have
this 1ay seized and levied upon AL the rishs,
lille aud Interest which the said defendant had
ia aud 10 Lota twelve II, and Eve ), in the
town plot Of Lenasills, III t2e town OF hahlto-
voc ,pid- county ct hAnito"ec, stale 81 J.
consir, With the spgurtelAncsx thereto be- ons-
lug on the 9Th cav OF May, 4. = 1863, or No
may have since sceu ed thereto, which ssld
right, title aud interest Of sale defendant, shall
expo.e for ssle sud sell a: -ne Court House, IN
the village Ct MaIitouoc, on tho 6 h day Of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1862, a; tie hcuI ct tea o'cIscA -
the forenoon Of tnat day, K, satisfy said eAscs-
ton together Y ith the expensea OF sale. Dated
ShsciE's Ofhce, 2Anite~oc. July is, 1861.
wYhAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of hanitowoc Coaat,, Wis.
GEO. n. " ooDiS, Plti's Atty.
TIE Above sale Is adjourned 20 tbs 3a.h day
of September, 1862, st ike SAGE hour and Place.
Dated Sept. s, lsG2
WYaAN MURPHY, SteriT
bvR 7. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
Csc. N. " oopI>, PIES A:,y.
The above sale is further adjourned xnt'i Oe>
tober 4:h, 1894 at the sAn's hour ana pnre.
VIVIAN MURPHY. Shsf.s
Rs r I. nIAKs Uuder S.er.t.
Dated September lIIh, 1861.
TIE above sale j. further atj ,urnsd NIL o.
,obsr sth 1852 ~ the -sue hour and place.
WYHA% MURPHY, Sheriff.
By f.. r BLAME, Under Sheriff.
The above s4ie Is farther a, jnuTned anil
vembcr ISM 1852 81 the sanls oar .a. p.A .
WYAA& MURPHY, soer.F,
BY z. I. BLLIg. U4,;or Sheriff.
The above s4- is !a.'h-r adjourned until Bat
urasy, Dec. n.tcr 20 n, 1862, =! The sasas boar
arg vi.re. VIVIAN MURPHY, Eh.rf
BY r. I. Bl.EE, Uaier 81 er q.
The above sale i further .djoarred Until ss:-
urt;sy, January II, 1863, 8. the saGis hanr AID
S!acc. NINAN MURPHY, sts'iS.
BIZ J.. T FLAKE, Cuder (" riff.
The al,ove Fac i; tusti,.r adjourned oasIl SAs>
urd.s January git, 1863, 1t th- same hons
AID slsce. WYHAE MURPHY, 8 erif.
b. L. 7. BLAKx, Under sher IT.
Tae snove 81. is f,rLer adjourned until Set.
urd.v, A.tcs III, lo6a, 3, tho s.A- toar q 4
place. NYtAE MURPHY, Sh-ris
by Il. I. BLAKE, Under Sss'k,
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FIR, derrick Borcher1t against w lillian Bach
entitled canse and tested on the 25th day OF
February, 1868, TO me directed and delivered
against the real and personal property Of the
defendant, William Bach, / shall on the "a,
day OF April 1868, at ten o'clock in the tore>
OF that day, at the Court House in the vii
!age OF Aanitowoc, County of Mauitowoc, offer
for sale and sell at public venduc the real es>
tate hereinafter described and all the right, ti-
tie and interest which the defendant William
Bach had therein on the 21st dav of April 1853
or that he has at any time since acquired,
which real properly is known and described as
follows to wit:
All those certain lots CT tracts of land stus Q
in The county of Nanitowo: and State of Wis
consin and being lots 70. l - 8 ii 10 10 and
90 III block 20. At, lots l 2 and in block e32,
los ard II block 354. lot 10 in block 1856,
lot Is IL block 324 lot ii in block 224, lots 4
and in block a. lot in block PIT, lot 10 in
block 270 ill III The village of M4nitowoc: also
the nw Of Sec. "a in Township Is Range 81
easf, the s~ / OF Sec. SO in Township 70 north
OF Range % east. the nv Of TIE ne of Sec
% in Township 10 north Of Range %, tire sw !
OF the sw of See 81 Township Is north OF
,"anse % east, the pc of the ne / of Sec in
T,os,,. rip 10 north of 4 ,nge % east the Of
tho NV ana. Sc Of ne of See. IA in Town
s2ip 10 north of h'nge % east, and lot no. in
Sc - in TO srship ~ "'r'h OF Range 20 east.
Dateu lanito~cc, Fe,.-nsry %. 1863
TRAP. EMiTH, S"erif
by j. II. BURNS. L.. der Sher.:'
": " NICHOLS PITS Att'y