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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-31

T,,s, 1925 mi so.'~r'o'' Wv
r.sla3 vo,.s froui lirrrl ~. " 'hs'~
,.ur states. aud givs then " va i'o'f"'i
!, - u,d have raised the la''sr' s'-'''V'''
,.,.s 10 $50 SUI elected h'n oy o"aJO'v
s,nis44 Mr.. Polk VS. s'sc'ea I"
m.,vf,,y u IS ei.ciors, ss'as aver Mf wy
i. ~. y,,L. which then gave 50 e'ec'Vrai
,nss P,s,s popular mandy wA' 10 =
Take suiy halt VI that MD ado y y S.'i =
ma IN. latter would have Usen clIossa "
risctofsl msjnsns.
Ays,n, IL ls4S. Tay Tor had amnjrr"y q
~ ...,a,.iv,tesnvrrC s~. carrying Penn
.,.v.aa ~ i3 452 popular mslorny' =
onsy -sntea 8 727 % the popuIsf so'f' -
~ transferred from Taylor - Csss' -"o -
lamar would have been elected ., ~ sec-
tvfal mtlvrIy
ooc. mote. In 1892. Gvn. iiercs was
.,.c,.d over Gen. Scou. carrying ~ ~
s,.,e~ eut bur. ", ch"nee ~ oos's
!. ,se popular v.,e = NV York rs""'y'
x.r,. Delaware, ,..n "roiina' Lou'''s"s
o.i,. AID I,~s. ~outd ssv- ossn s"oue
!. reverse this vvs ~hl.ning result ="
.rs,.- sl.ciion to q Scot.
These are certain. e'yse coH'sr''' :"
,sk.nr ,.ac con.iier.s'Os that 'hs fs'''
~. lat psesidrnua. ehciion 'urp""es
.uo,hrr ,iIusu.'ioa o The zane 'sc'' '
c.uuo, bu, agree with our conte"po's'
49,. hrs ecu. d 10 our mind the curious c.
su,s,ioa-. iia, ,ney should have '"e ~
u teaching The victorious Psr'y M dsfs"o
.nould remind Il thai, svie''sn' oppos'"o
mn. iniericr 70 ito Own sseagl'', cuns'sn'
watches il. aud should warn y thst 20 pa
c.n ~xoect TO be kept IL power Longer 70
|. ,.nhiul 10 the principles 10 wbe'
We entrusted with the Gosernmen'.
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EMPLOY MENT.

dfHE A MONTH Agents wanted 20 eel
ID - Swing M,cn'nes. We will give
a CON a, isson on al mschnes sold. or en-
- 10y apen's who will work for me aoovs
" sess md ~ expenses peid Address
I'D B HERRSroH, 4 Co., Detroit, Mich
Dec lOth. la64-6w
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The Undersigned respect a

fully informs the public TT
IN, ne hes now. and will constantly tSep
on hand. or msnufactuss 10 order, 81 ne
,.,es, = nd mcs, fsshon Unable vsrieiiss OF Fur.
ni,ure. .uch a. Wsrdsobes. Bureaus. Bed
.sesds. Tables. Lounges, and large asscH
men, Of chsirs. Of the best styles. He re'
sp,cts,silv invites those dssiriog snythlng 70
~ inc. 10 call end examine his stock ne
lsme purchasing elsewhere. - no - COM
den, he csn please them. q his shnp on IN
corner Of Newton and Por'ersviIie streets
JACOB ALLIES.
Dec. "a, 1S64-ly
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JASPER COURIER.
1.-THE CINCINNATI Tyre FopN :
DRY co. corner Of vine sns ."
.,,.s,s. are cur sgenss IN Cinc'nnn'.


Presidential Eiec siou S"ss
W.. nave already sdvsried 10 the fsc ma
-, L,ucolos popular majority ss 100 's'
.I..;oc va very email and that ae0a"R'
!, ,es. than $1,000 votes IL eer'si" s's's.
-o.,a h.ve entirely reveysed ihe ofse' y
,h,oy. and elected Gen. Mcclellan. !" IN.
Connection. We msy observe that q" ~
.,.o,ode,ance Of tie popular vote hss nor
i. occe decided the tate oi po"er'n '"'"'
,u.,, o,-,,es A. for exsmps 10 me eass
!, Tho slee,ioo u Gen uvnsor, 10 io7o'
r.so 4. carried righlssp . ''cs ha"'g 70,
.,..,,,.l vo,.s. snd Mr Vso BuTe" "ao
I'm seven Sia,es. giving hin 90 ssc'ora'
..,s. We are iudeb'ed ,ooor Contemporary
u n. Providence Journal 'or me e''cu'''
,oo,.s, though The 'hen-s'c'orsou' ~ ~
,.,,v sweet the country, cary "f 's.'p
I'll, sf,n, Of the electoral voe~ ha''~o"I
,,pu..r m.j,ri,y was cns, lS' 4'a''a : ''''
yo,s Of AL 094; 80 that . enengeo y -
"A. vote. ds,risu,rd ia bit tour "' :"
q .u,d ave elected bis opponent
reo.s ,osr State. gave Hanson "'j rune
.. follows.
N aine 81 !"
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MANY rcmarknbe cures q these Affections ~.
,se Il lie Alternative power Of this medicine ~ ~ ~
as.~ the vital fnneticns into vigorous o.d M
ss.rS. such remedy hiss long bscn r.qursd ~ w Nj
i,is. ~ the reore and are confident shAs -
Al, for them all that medicine can 90
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N VvHD usdssngnsd, will proceed with re
y county surveyor q Dubois county %
4 . 10 losh az o. Jan. I664.to run shs lines
M. asd ds,esmips the boundariss Of sections y q
I, a. and -, town lsoush Of raugs3 west
The iatsrmsdiass line viii also b run snt
shs csrnsrs thereof established, PERSON.
totssssss,ed will plsass BE- prssens.
+. BUCHART.
dsc. 24sh, 1e64-5w.
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ATTENTION,s SOLDIERS!

AND THE FRIENDS " cOLU'Lnss
~ call me attention Of all having rela-
ZION. ., friends ia tls army % ne lac! 'hst
.HOOFLAND'S German Bittets ours
.,ns ,so,h. Of tho disesses Induced by *
posurs end prIva,ioos Incident toramp NE
In The Hs,s, published slmoss oshy m ~
90 the arrival ~ she sNk
I'll, a. noticed that Z very large psopor'h
y. sufr,rjnc from debility. Every Csc
,h., k,nd cen BE- resdlly cared ~ Hoon'Lt
IG.,m.o I3ittess. Diseases resulting ira
ld;so,ders Or ths digestive organs ere spse
IN, removed. We have no hesitation
.,s,icg thst, II tbees Bitlsrs wers ire
t.sed among our sofdfcvs, hundreds o. Nv
mich, BE- saved that otherwise VII BE- los
BEWARE or CpUNTERFEiTs:
&c. chs. the signature Of g. n. yAcks
4. - ,hs WnAprER or each hottie.
raIcs rtR BOTTLE rs otEsp,
a uALr ncz. ron 81 o.
Ahould your nesrest druggiss not h'''
- s,,cIe. DO no. be pvt ~ BY any VI :,
;n,orica,ing preparations that may b ofi'
N \. clse e.. but send 70 ". md We
,c,w.,d. securely packed, BY express.
- ~ Principal once and hsnufscso'
Inc. Gal Arch s're@s.
JONES 4 EvANS,
fsrccessors 10 Z. N. Jack.tn y Co.,)
PROPRIETOR
\ a-roR SALE 10 Jasper. By ~. Fkl-
80 srd Drueeisss end Dealsfs - T"
l,.sr a tie urnsd States.
, ~. ~, -. ".
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Miraculous cure Of Rheumatism ana
Neursiris, effected ~ DR. RotacHs hiosa
Purifet aud Blood Pills. Road ths follow
lug:
VALr-RAiso, PARrER c., IrD.
d. w. RosAcEs-Ds" Sir. write
,h,s fer the bsne6, u the suffer- ~ suc a.
A,c,ed. This 10 TO certify TIN, our dsngn's'
Aimisa Francis. twelve year old. has been
Affected tor nine years with loisumasory
Rhruus,ism, o. NsursiGis. She Wa st
tended BY The most sliiIfuI ply sie''ns. 90
secs,ved no relief. but continued 70 grow
worse i'll she was hep'ess ssan ioisnt' De
bends snd kssss al draws and enlarged .
% 20 csoss her % suffer the usosi sxcroc's
upe paine. and worn do~ato : mere sks'e
Ton, sud q length Iwas induced 70 ny you
Blood Purifier and Pile. and che oegso
mead. ssd Il nov comfortable 80 go'p
% school. We believe your remedies 20
The test ever tried. n~tF
t'F fsAA'ls Yours with great respect y.
A. r. HEMPHILL. /,
rna y Nu. II. HEMPHILIr
n sss sSvsnIssnsss 10 another cddms.
lu do. 18th. AZ
X
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

ron THE RAPID cuRB or
~cvghs. Colds. Innuenss, H0ersenesH
Group, Bronchftis, Inc, .,ssS
sumption, ard for the n ssn
q Cons umptive Patterns
A "A y anced stages
a the Disease
Thh remedy universally known ~ ,ssf +,
.,s ~ Ire cure of tlroat and lung complains .ns'
= sss. bsrs q publish the epse q ~ sa, y, r,,s
sSs,ed ~ ceence fcr coughs and ccd., sna ~ 49,,
.asrf,i e,,ses az pulmonary disease. nave H.. .t
rnsrn Throughout the civilized nstcns 2 W. ,hsm
49, a. INA ersnlnunitiea. o. even ismilics amonk
who have not some personal expetenes y ~ &c. ~
GONE living trophy IN tne mas ~ throat ana lungs
AZ s know sLs dre~dful haliiy q sssss - rrsi no
a, ,e ths 10 assure them that hss nov ~ ~.
tuss hst 4 ala bave when ms e su - msnlind
Prsprsd y pr.J.c AYxR = CO. Lsv'n' -
AID ron SALE Bv N. FskDAAS, SasPs'
EE BRUsER. Hs,sv,lls;
KftLrR e. WHsTk. Evsnsulle;
ALLEN g. Co. Cincinnstl; Asa
"A H. denicss evevywhere.
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and LOO(.OOTEE
GE ROUTE

VNHE undersigned iuforms the public that
u his stages leave Jasper for Lcogoo'e-
.v@ry N ondsy, "Wednesday srd Friday, and
- urns Oh thu alternate dsys, withou. regMc
10 wes,hrr ., roads. the wear vouad. An
other persor also runs conveyance some
! nes when The roads and weather srs gooo
This 10 20 inform those who psropxs inc
lpiesput weather route, that should tnes
have occasion a. use my line shey VIII
charged double rates ..v
JvIv aOth. 1894 v
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WANTED.
- TWO GOOD -
.BLACKSMTHS -

WANTED, AND ONE GOOD WAGON
MAKER A good shop az Dwell. Oh ne
Pc,ers burg and Jasper road. will Dc compile.
ia Ia shors time. oil under one rooi, snc
one az he best stands 10 the country I'M
STEADY work for two Blscksmi'hs and one
wsoou maker. can be had % this poIet.
sil either hire BY the year, and hnd' o.
furnish . good shop, ssd . very comicr,so'e
dwelling for . man with family. tres
,oduc emsc,s wilI be offered BY calling o.
w. Il. FRENCH. Dwell, Pike county
|Indisns.
Dec. 10Th, l864-1m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

never perverted one dollar nor expended
one dollar not regularly audited, as the
accou unts bear Nltness,in the regular form
of law. The paincipel amount has been
expended on military purposes-on the
men of the Legion, 6c.. and l have now
in course OF preparation, the papers for
the Morgan raid losses, ana all that
Judge Perkins knows as well as he knows
anything.
If my administration had been an un-
successful one. the Copperheads would
have been well satisfied; but have car
ried out successfully everything under
took, and we now have money enough
on hand to last up to 1865. When the
accounts of the arsenal were settled up,
1t was found that there was a balance of
$4,000 profit And here let me remind
my Copperhead assailants that this arse
nal, at indianapolis, was started by me
on my own responsibility. When it be-
came necessary to send Indiana's troops
into the field, fonnd that there was no
ammunition with which to supply them.
l would not send our soldiers forth with
out providing them with means Of attack
and defense. l inquired if any person
in Indianapolis knew the process of
manufacturing ammunition. A man
stepped forward and 1 give him work.
He first employed six men TO assist him.
but soon the arsenal was established
and the number was swelled to six hun
dred
Onr enemies can bring no charges
against me of improper management in
that connection. Every department was
managed with the greatest fidelity and
honesty Having taken the responsible
ity asked the Legislature to established
it by law. They examined it by their
committees and said that it had been well
carried on, most judiciously managed.
Beside providing our own troops from
this arsenal, we sent ammunition to Gen.
Grant, and the General Goverement pur-
chashed of us at lower price than they
could obtain supplies wherc-even at
Pittsburg. But let rs turn for moment
from our State affairs. l wish one word
for the candidates in the field for Lincoln
and Johnson. Mr. Lincoln is well known
to the people-so well known that the
charges brought against him are not be
lieved. Whatever errors he may have
are of the head. not of the heart The
great mass of this people are for him to-
day, and they will rec elect him this fall
by an overwhelming majority. And Mr..
with him, being as they are representa-
tive men of the grea. masses of the
people.
These copperheads imagine they will
carry Indiana in October; but they are
mistaken: their leaders certainly know
better. | believe we will carry Indiana
and every loyal State Of the Union by an
overwhelming majority at the approach
ing election. There are thousands of
Democrats who will not vote the Copper
head ticket, men who will waive all con
troversy by going quietly to the polls
and voting as loyal men should.
If we fail in the coming contest, /
warn you Indiana is lost to the Union. l
urge you then to be unanimous in support
of the Union candidates. Let us sink
personal feelings for the good Of the na-
ton, and join i'll one great effort for its
welfare.
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Governor BramIette's Letter to Gov.
Morton.
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY, !,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
FRAYKFoRT, June 22d, 1864

TRANhf oRT, June ga, 1904
Coz. o. p. Norton h,dianapolis Ind
DEAR SIR Il return YOU INV most
grateful thanks for your prompt assis-
tancc during Morgan's recent raid The
timely arrival of the Add Regiment Indi
ana Volunteers gave us entire relief
against all apprehension of danger Al
though the citizens had rcpulsed the reb-
els, yet the large numbers still infestine
this section at the time of their arrival,
kept us upon constant vigil, and serious
apprehension of another assault.
The patriotism and kindly feeling
which prompted the gallant veterans of
the 43d to rush to our relief without de-
laying, after their long and arduous
labors, to even greet their families, de
serves the highest commentator from
us of kentuckey the profoundest graft
tude of our hearts.
The appearance of Vallandigham in
Ohio. simultaneously with Morgan's raid
in Kentucky, fully confirms the matters
made known to me, though Gen. Lindsey,
by you.
The defeat of Morgan has frustrated
their movement for the present, but vigi.
lance in the future must still guard Us
againt those Vaccinations of evil does.
Yours truely.
THOS. L. BRAMLETTE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13
Greenbacka.-The confidence

Greenbacks.-The confidence which
people have in this useful commodity
should not blind their eyes to the fact
that there are several well executed
counterfeits of the denomination of $50
and 800. We have seen several of
these spurious bills, which persons of
superficial observation or those not
judges, would receive without hesitation
A moments comparison, however with
the genuine shows a decided difference.
They have not that deep tone and purity
Of color. and the lathe work as in other
counterfeits, looks flat and dead
This may, in fact, be characterized as
the general appearance of the bills by
which they can be, without further de-
scription, easily distinguished from the
genuine.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

An assistant surgeon writing from Get
tysburg says. that what water is to
wound in an inhamed state. coal oil is
In supperating state-it dispels flies.
expeis yerrnin, sweetens the wound, and
promotes a healthy granulation. He
states that be has seen two patients whose
wounds have been dressed with it asleep
before he was through with the third.
This Is remedy easily applied in our
hospitals If it servs TO keep away fies.
1t will add materially 10 comfort of the
wounded as we'll - their cure
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Rioht Between the Ewes. Louis


vile Journal, eager to do the dirty work
of slaveay, remarks:
The Abolitianists advocate amalgama-
ton, but before they practice it they will
have to get the consent of the nigger,
and the nigger is getting proud.
To which the Louisville Press re-
ponds with the following singer:
Heretofore the pa:riarchal aristocracy
have not consulted the nigger, but "prac-
ticed' amalgamation at will, and were
always proud.
or course what the Louisville Jour.
nal opposes is not amalgamation, but the
necessity of .'getting the consent Of the
nigger" This doubtless appears to the
Journal to unsettle one Of the very
foundations of society, if not utterly to
destroy the freedom Of the press. The
Journal stands afdeted-almost to tears.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

a BKIrIsH subject who was impressed
into the Rebel army at the South recently
escaped To our lines at Folly Island.
The Palmetto Herald publishes long and
interesting narrative from his pen, detail
ing his experiences and the condition of
affairs at the South. He says that since
the British consuls were ordered away
from the Confedercy, hard indeed is the
lot of the poor British subjects in the
South. Forsaken by his own govern
ment, and not able to reach the country
that has always been the home OF the
down trodden and oppressed, he can only
starye or enter the army. Irishmsn are
not wanted at the South but for the pur-
pose Of filling up the ranks. Thousands
Of them are in theer graves, and many
poor fellows manned for life are forgot
ten by the government for which they
fought, and their families now are starv-
ing. for the authorities care not for any
man when he ceases to be Of use 10 them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

On his way East Thursday June 3oth, Gov Nor
stopped Ceutervilc, his 20: place OF resi-
dence, and in the evening ma lie speech TO large
number Of citizens assembled TO hear him. In the
course Of his remarks he took occasion 70 reply 10 tie
living charges Of Judge Perkins made At the same
place on the Saturday previous.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

The daily expenses a DE Govsr.nsss ~ ~
aSoes - soo, ,oee 20 81 azgssaa sa n
Ther. are IN our navy 3ss vssssis, e whieA -
teufhs sxe steamers.
College With $4,000. s.. j.
The aggregate debt cf Shs Unissd 6snaD b ~
about q, IN. .ees.s 49,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

i>bDh VIII ahRcIs IT Dc fnAfchifK,
w it'll bright aureis on my brow;
have for my country fallen
Who viii for mother now ?"
The night wore away. Death came
on apace. He suffered intense pain, but
not a murmur escaped his lips. Sabbath
morning came, and with the coming of
light he passed away.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13
Speech by Gov. Morton at CenterviIie
JUDGE PERKINS ANSWERED.

The State of the Country-Tbe RESPONSE.
bility Of the Continuance of the War
Indiana Ahairs-sOvernOr MOrtOn,s Ad.
ministration-Repiy to Judge Perkins
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-06-16

Sic Ginmanherung ants europa nimn,t in
riciem Sabre irlte Gtmsniir nen AT, ras prauben
bic rrrtanpcncn Yaiiasierihtfe Sur 9cfrrrcruns
Der Observation-Disclosures niht mebr ausreiden.
Shne 3rsifsl iins Die unausseiesten @en,iGunscn
Bon arusrifaniiten sl5entcn, bic in Srlanp, Gnsz
mnr SsutidlanD ~reiien, Die llriahen bicier i~farfen
3unabme in Oct ginmanperuns. SisIe 9lsentcn
6atsn sum Shelf rtne 3,rsifel Dem sluftras, &anr=
n%sninttcr fir Die rSreifeitsarnss" Sutsihafcn; hch
rielc nirfsu rrbl and i'm Sntersife ben Sabrifanz
ten, Sarlnsrn, Minenteiisern, neutrality-suspicious.
ten 1t. I. ~. Die meiitcn rer Giumanpersr rsrren
falp mad ifrsr Slnfunft nafisr naA Dem SScitcn
reiter ~tsfIrrsrt, irG6renr AUDI nte i~rentscn, bic 6icr
;,,riistlsitsn, leiht lrtsit srbaltcn. Sic Giniran=
rer,inssz Gpmmi1ars s~luuten, Dap in risiem Sabre
100000 Gerlcnen ein,panrern ircreen. sSn 9irerz
perl iinp re Srltbdiier sciIlt NIT Meni den, bic
auf &oiiaae irarten. Mebrsre DISQUALIFICATION
faten iiA r~eranlaBt ssisbsn, Bic. BAIL itrer gafr=
SclSc ii rcrlhcbre1.
ssaGrsne res Wirnats Mai fradtcn 50 @eaelz
ihi7s 10, 1914 unr Is San'pisr 1852 asaiIasisrs;
rarrn iraren MIR AS 9arssr Der Ser. Staaten.
Gcurna(.O
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-06-16

&itrenresSefamsnt zines %herteuben
Srleaten. (Nus Der 8idmcnn vSisrath1 prm
Is. Wai.) gnf Der seihe einss Der lei a)clrp Saz
rern 9efaaencn Danfccs purre Elm Stiif @arier aez
funccn, ras IN eincn rr &nrrHSfer ieiner SADIE
iteftc. Gs mar III ihlehtcr Shrift nit elmer 8lei=
Ieeer fefrisslt, rfentar asitrieten rahrcm Der
Mann 9efalcn lnp Der ScS tsrcits feline Mlarn
%unlprtc. Gs feaann:
sd, Srtn sSilbcimsr, rem 2. Stem Drrf Gar.
@e5t. SD fiji, scihrien nnc itcrte. Scr MID
Tneet, ienre eies an Sarae sSilbcimer, @rccflsn
Yrifrffcc, Netr 9rrf. Sic lit mcine Sdmeiter uno
einSi9c @criranrte in rieem 9anns. 3, ,neine artr,e
sdrsftsr 8ridt nitt rsin tSer, sHcr ib Bin
e,ra bic 9rait seihriicn unp terfe unS 1c iinb
fort rnD laten mild bier selaisn ..."
gsas MIN fclst mar nurd 9lut unleierlih aez
maft. Ser nGtite Sas lautet:
5uS4reite an 6rnrar sSitmar rcn unierer Gcmz
rasnic. Gr if,lrct mir S 50, bic CT Sir be;ablsn
rirs. q, meinc liete Stmsitsr, lete rrbl.~
SaS Yapier wurre rrn Der aeihe aencmmen ruo
1T narh einen Yarlameutar mad Dem @rrtsn aez
ionrt irrrrcn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-06-16

gSis Slb Ite bic G6rliafeit srmuz
t9ist. Gart. @laf rrn 2ruispiQe, Suarticrmciz
ferzS srartemcnt , Der farslia irescn srrbartiscr
sinsm 8risssseriht sur i3afluns prn $4,000 unS gu
3u6tfaustaft his sur @ttras,ns Der snmine rer=
lrttsilt mrrrsn mar, 1T rrm Yrdiirsntsn t~ssnarist
iprrrsn. (9lns.)
SIC tras sas 6eut su Sage fir cine ihledte
Shubmaher>N rfeit is! Sinb bic Stiefcl ifrn
richer fin INC nrh net mrt ~fc;oflt!"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-07-29
In Obalc.

State Of Observation-Disclosures County, o.
In the matter OF the proof and probate Of the
last will and testamen Of Patrick Maloncy, de-
ceased, late OF the county OF Mantowoc.
Whereas an instrument in writing purport-
ing to be the last will and testament Of Patrick
Maioney deceased, late of the county Of Mani
towoc, has been fled in this Office; and where
o., application has been made by John Malo-
ney, praying that the same may be proven and
admitted 10 probate, accor ding to the laws OF
this state; therefore, it is ordered that said ap-
Pile alton be heard before me, at the Probate
Office in tie village of Manirowoc, in sid coun-
ty, OF the l6th of May, 1861, at ten o'clock in
tie furenoon of said dav.
And it is further ordered that notice shall DO
given to oil parties Interested in said will of
the time and place Of said hearing by publca-
ton in the Ma,itowoc Pilot a newspaper print
ed in the village Of Maniowoc, in said county,
for three successive weeks prior to the time Of
such hearing.
HENRY s PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated ApIii 10 1861.
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Notice.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED, Stockholders in the
l. Minitowoc & Mississippi Rail Road Com
pany, holding aud representing more than a
mag 'rity Of the capital stock of said Company,
hereby give notice that there will be meeting
OF the stockholders of said Company held ut
the Office Of Geo. r. Goodwin, in the village
Of MeDasha, on the 18th day Of arch, 1864,
at / 2 O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose OF electing
nine Directors OF said Company to hold their
Office until others are elected aud aualiti ed.
Dated February =, 1864. "a
The above meeting is adj ,urned to Thursday
The 10Th daE Of May next. and will te held at
thS same PA ;e and hour Of said day, as above.
Hte abcTi meeting is further postpone d until
tie I9'f di. eli July, 1861, at the same time
al r.acc
The above meeting is further postpon ed until
the Esd day Of August, 1904 at the same time
and place.
R. II SCOTT,
CURTIS REED,
T. B BULKLEY,
-... UFNRY HEWITT $50.
T,:1:es by CURTIS Reef
r., RI, HEN8y HEWITT.
Iroaics ., Gee. Fed
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summons,

CHcti' c"urt-sa o",c Cou ty. David
'onle,, Plaintiff, vs. Michael +. yaa Week,
De'erdan'. The Safe Of Wisconsin-To the
lief mt:
YOU are ereby summon j 10 answer the
/ complaint OF tie Pa n,iE in this &c ion.
y HIGH il Ell in the oEce Of the Clerk of said
Z urt, IN said county and state. ard 70 serve a
py OF your answer on the subscriber, at hi-
fee III h- twel,'lg house, in the Vi lage aud
c uIty OF VI ,iitowoc, @ithn twenty tys after
he service hen eJi, ex-.us re Of the DAY OF such
service AMI if you ful 10 answer said com
plant a. hereby repaired the Plaintiff VIII tax e
lndsm,n' a.iins ,ol or Six Hundred and
T~ri i Nine s0-l00 dol!ars, aud interest there,
or, ar Gained in the complaint, besides tie
.ust- ~ a. burscneuts Of this action.
GEO REED PITS At'y.
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