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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01

MAnE1&GE IN NoRTH >CARoLINA.-The Ra-
leigh Standard, sofaSth uitimo,. says: rs
We haze heard various complaints from
different portions of the State, in objection to
a supposed regulation, to the fact that ladies
we're required to take the oath before they
were permitted to marry. Such was at one
time the military order, but We are happy to
say that civil law is so far restored that this
hard and inconvenient regulation has beeh
abolished land row, any and every lady u in
North Carolina is free to marry when and
whom she pteases without taking the oath Of
allegiance, eScept to her spouse, which "e
hope 10 see duly administered:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01

'Rrs1sEss wTrH THE NoRTH-A Northern
paper says ,,,
it's estimated that fifty per centum Of the
Southern indebtedness ofg1s60-61 will be
Maid and that one third. Of the present busi-
ness Of New York is the Southern trade Bos.
ton is, also, beginning to feel the benefit, OF
the presence ofsouthern purchasers; and tbs
benefit xal BE increased as all customers as
certain that the unforgi7ing and proscriptiTe
feelings expressed toward them by Sumner
Butler & Co. are not entertained by our ner"
chants, who receive them as cordially as ever
they did, andzextend to them as much CONT
dence and eat advantages. y .< ~..,'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01

The secret Of trads-adYertiS!ns.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
A Visit to Holiday aeuse.
0R, THE FANGIFUL AND REAL.
(GoRcL2ide3.l

- BY HIv, CREA%cuEESE. r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18

lit bic Nedte +! - 9anO, 2ano! &ettuna,
@sttun8 : 96re, Sunse, bat Gante See
baSen pieaeidt einen l95nen 8ebltano auf
tbren @ute, CAP ptr un8 bel ibr 3ur Slao
rsinlooen fSnnten :? Sn Der Gbat, i0 fable
ihrn BEN grpen c.5 ge|lsbten QanosS llnter
mir .;,,,..a ..- ..,-,,.r.r,..,..g ns..f| ....
Artbur tcnnte bic i1nsuiutl SDfJuunoen
aielne8 6reunoes Met be9retIen1 um 70 mebr
ais i'm Sale eineS GprbanbenleiRs elmer
relden Grbin ibm ia Die Nuisabe 5ulel, ojeIe
5n9emnneu nnp - 3u beir1tben. SapeGea
wclte er ii9 in Ger etwa8 teba9iideren
Stimmun9, wprein ibn po6 @abelIrubltaf
perlest bate, bod nidt beut 8er5use entSie
ben nit 0rpBtante Seebp9eu wieper an5u1
fpupEen, nnp er ldric6 oaber nod ppr Der
Yarace elncn redt Fel,upliAea Brief at bic
tWrpBtoute, 5weider nad &arl8 Bebauptun9
ioistlid mpltel8iiltts mar uno ~ leoem8riefe
lteler ab5eorudt Su lDerpeu peroienie. EieIer
8ief lparo nit 3nr 261dtparaOe gencns
n'eu aeo etaeubaupig 3ur Yolt ge9eben.
S)6se, 3nnge, la9se $5arl I6 bin 70 Upll
BET, beiteh 0pfiHunS, paB id lirwabr 9toBe
Gnff Butte, ,ntc fir Icine 8erlObuua eiue
nene llnifcrm mahtn gu lalien
.'a' 8ap, pteles @er9nn8en n,aBlt Ou 1tr
fi9li9 nod rpr5ebalten &arl; mir molten
ltnlere &ihlein niht cber 5dbleu, ais big lie
uusgetratet fnp Sb funn' Define hters
Idwau9ithen @offnunlen njd,t tbeilen.
-' Die Tct5e eie|e8 H.iefsS mar aber rod,
bdB cie beipen Treun e III zen nd6fen 3ls
genie in Den e,lten Jt&hnlittus8 ltu ncsn et
mas unr'lbi9 un> Fl berbait seipannt wure
ben, Ob penn wopl Die Bolt cine Nutmort
pon 2ante SeebaSen 9ebroAt t1be pper
nidt a' 'sl|'. A1sI.aa.~.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18
I ln Il an

bpn rabutrer eieS ereu nestsint6rH @pHesen bet
Ser. Gaae, Ger BEN srbetn &tet ines Sebens tn ben
6piptalern BON 3pnep Yls Ybtlabelpbtd nn6 anberen
Staeten ueebrad bat etntge ber Setluneea
bpuenset, bic 0efattte her Aeet5u eiB. uK
tS6se 2eteenbe e an Dbrenfauen Ntrobt Hn6 anter'n
Rranf6eiten lttten slt g. aud. bic bet plSbten Gt
rdu6en au ebr tri6reden b u cit errStbsa bessrtnaa
RIetntateten U. |. p Aurben anaenblttId1 8ebetIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18
3sirti,i isto0ffsfifcaeI

r. Da t& etteu 8prrdth Don sltten ttttentn S4trtb
M &aftshften bOppeltt lpte aud anber, an Sant
y Babe, 70 btt que gteitntseM peI&t SSIde MI
lGen, bet nttr pcr3uipreAe ArS StTeIe nnk ISniitA
taIte t4 fttS l69ttdftts unS merSen and
ant Befelung aasefertet, futpis au$ Store VI gprtt
ddfts- @tnri&tuuaen. -
& Sdree uub eetsrnbtHdttunaen ntr
, fc' 'trdbrenb prusIpt be5prst SDa
.s,, t-a,..a.g t.....n. IA 4Spbr 9eHftI, l
guy 'i2i94I'4 '''-'s+e " 2s3 Wet Ytdttfrass
~ tbsu GDn0Tk rnb GutdTf r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18
SlOrreicbe Mathri6bten fir Stlle
@rUse @reiserniebrisans fiir Srp @OObsI

msulgt ti9i Mnes su binisen %reifen '31
Sd babe metnt Yreiie fhr allie Or @RGoS ~ aM G ~
gfaitntb betdbeeft$t' unb pertdufe ptltSeT alS Ut
stubti odlls RtsFssr stast 80 S'rtSsf musrfu
4 - syX5mnk4s Cents, prd6tcpne D G 3atneS jH
SO IT,, aSIbmrts pstStas eSsniO sani SUtea De Kat
Ssbsrus ylanfets uuS as anbtrs mtttu Spn
ysSsrtr. Gbenis Babe i'd msint i@Snen .5) fj5f
grphe Sbatpls unS Seiben5eu9e
40 yrs,ent ssrassest unO oerfdnfe auts gu Satt'"s-
osmn rub Iebet ielbR bic Bargains an TIM s4;gD
.'"''"'1 te.ftmten Gbedp Stpre bet
.4f4 fq ,f railr}~s tg rg Scicpb &cliaersf95
NS. 27 BaIttmrrtfr. ;wtiden Srebert6fF.
IgH ,3lEJlJala.H ...'t- unk Wtarfp Yfarfet 1'
ny yDrriis an priIItu LSH-sl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18
@tfaasltAe Granfhett.

enn Der irresslettett untlust Sinsns ausinbst bat
sr ben Sstn etsrs n.rsbatfa aranRttt IN d aassnOm
flttDber bic Surt ppr GntbedurS ibH ahi@reft F& an
ent u enbtn aui welde or S Tclse srr Us3t.bnua unS
6gptabit6t aafin fem Derraen itSen f5nxte unb Ct
patet lp lanst bis bic S1mptpe et.S treien nebels,
ie 3D. Elm nit @ei8wa Ell ent5n!s Is SalS cine tDle
Hat @merj Int pPie nnS III ben SIisetra, A6aabe res
@edsts, Eaubtei gusr q e Der Saut Enoea an ban Bel
ner linb gtrmen 5nnea I'M esefte nns BEN Grremd-
ten @ seeen, no eana Aeit nebtI NIT einr i5redlien
S9ns oor e freter Bis sulest Der @samen unc
tete9 Ssssalanb hts Ritetts rrb aae ter &pS lenen
i9redli6ea Qeieea tdsur6 n Gte n,aht Sas Ct gn nd
tenel QaA6c afn9 BON ein 8fenktr 3urhftehrt.
Gs iii eiue traurtpe 6tGfate, bas EapienM teer frrk
baren SraNtsit gum Sprr dlen tn GOlse ter nnseibtd
tt6teit unweneer praher reie butt Mntreutuns enel
tpten if:eS hes @e tur bic Gonaitripn oernten uni
ben 9ea se8 9eteS IN ein sleo5 DaietH rertraubln.
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g. + .iratb ts pericaen,
Dygeniide 5d5tpl ~

pirb ereb 91etIt uns bic UOe frdft wiebfr ttrse
tut Dees furbare 9eieen. pelIs baS Qtben eene arb
te @be unb ga9tpmmsaait unut6slt4 madt, ifoit tas
9poS Oerer BITE teren 9eiseni4aen unbeOanen frStnen
Fe tsren 5pIsen ni stnau tennta obslet lie aud bur&
Sritturen gcber9laeen i'm Sarn Stein aO nnbere llr
a6en entiteten taSa 10 ia e bod metfentttls ene Hrlet
beS WtBbrdudes 6er ttellen Sredne gRer nser ru ei
IduSnen ba te &rdk her Gleusuns tber bon Det bers
ptrh bic 9 beimen eaatrn erseben ais BON Deuen
hit 6n tbetIe iin6 - -'- -!l.} .et--- ~ t'-t.-y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18
ii':,I smt,e N beaGt'e~

Gr. ebrcn tteteaaen NepeH tsipt sale aa ,ptld Gt
hr iett atiAs aHnatkriie Csetf nnb @6sper aer.
f0reueee Die Mrbett BE @sfeHibd aaS BIZ G unftba
madeice ga0t' qefHHt& tdben. G ::
eer se stntae rer rarrsea uzt bssasessotrtes Sol.
efn teE irIben @eDrtnbsten reg sders: Sdw 6em Jfs
F9t5 0e.3n Der Btu telfra Serjtlpptn b6fe unrbe
Maseni9pSc, llnUrbnuna tex BreauuEss Orsaae auses
sNe$ne @nttrdftune. Sbmppme Der S6ntubiuGk
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18
ocbei nssas 2sanR9a4tctt


stn,d tpetsen GIs AA nO: 3s Gdipa@t
TT benz 4Idca anp hen teeern Gn nnenngen bsF Ntsren
nnb 8lde' sieBunstn StwS4e Ger Nerren W6.
eeni6wddie, Msttsfet yttsrssf@ldsente! gerfanSss-
dwae, SerStlspfen SdGterpfeit 3ittern Insen'6Tads
S6wnbel, &pp pff6mtrt GntSaRtuns i40 0atS, Der Ndf
ber 0pnee tfs Rdseas Der Gin9ersee unb aaer jsner
ebel bic bon eswiiea ssheimu 0ewobnteta ter Snsenb
reIGe thten Opfsrn etfibrer nS ais ter Sirnea Sc.
dn9 ben @efatren hes nsIeS terrshrfn uas wrnn ht9
ietttc sebelt werbf tire sllnnSsn Oinunsen oerat.
ten @bwddbe fer Gpnfituon bersrrtrnsen bic @te uta
n,Sai MAIDEN nnb 3nIstt ZEN S6rpe Wns Stnn erfSrtn
SANS MG.,ner, IL H.
tepnbsrs oelde lie Cper nes aebsaen 2dsr8 sepprbeg
nb ba8 ltrtb 10 Otie Gauienbe IN Elm u rntes @rat
teet elte tu igre erbateren Safcnte nnb entpdelen
8eraanbssfratt nit Gem Dopner err cretamt ben ST.
nat beet uuo Der Qer beaubernce ESne ertlcdt taben
WRrbsn, n,6sen ida nit oUGcm gertrnuen nabsn
.-o' Geh ratb IS perIcaer,, s-
rtsr @olGt iple 1 gu psrbeiratben beab1ti9sn unb M
pbpiIer Gd,w6dt ptr ttnts aeeren5 niNtS bemus
fnb ipten uneersIsib 9r. 5rkrlfpn Static tteben.
IGe Sinttrnfe gegen sic CHE pbbI9t poer eet9e Ger
rittung 9teburfst Der gte 3terh nS S6wddt rbet
@,f66pune ter fd,rsttltsn Art rsrssn hneI turtrto
Derjenise BeIher nEr S3staneluu1 nnb Turrret bon
Dr. 5pbnOn unttrBtat faaa tim ais sinem Gbtepmanes
ptne Jurdt m anpcrtraen unb Sprerit Guf feline Srtt
Tide Gtihtdltdtet nerloiitn. i' III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18
Bur uater5sattpns Der QpadiaIssrtt ttabltt.

Der stn>ias p'aB e: ttf laHt, 100 li&srs
ldnetle une a T. s.1. jcar+::; ii
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18

Die frfdbf&en gsirnnsen bes saters nb is1r tu fara
ten. Yert bes ted6tntfes 8erwirruns her Sheen @t-
brIdttei eifeStlafte, bD Nbnnnqen Mbnetsun0
tsr SefeHl6aft, u5st db Gnamtet, @hetraneu 9esex
(8 iel6f 6uftiamtsit II. .ip nN ein8e ber f&Immsn
kploe. .f-...- t..-
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g a. ra6)eutlne sApstbeieIY g
~ 1n.n. ssas3 ises1 -.
-. * ossrs WIS g. y. StsMeE@@sa,
,faaa ges opn 5aHoper uuS 3infr., 90lttnscre.
!, ga .ss!g : ,.1.,.. S)egtlt2k 1pQtbefels -
e @sarae4 H..e sEstntans @'aspsrt,

NNMrEe@ 1850 SS1SESEt*AS NS''VNET'V"~t !
8 $40. AZ slsrbs@arfyaBs ria on
sS So pps ssen1E:.ibaIia Seende nne &sboearHfs.
alFs AZ Sen 6sitsn g;tesn gels9eagh gpctHeteii re
So tsp srsn aeriss fras Oes sss9sfea aaBlttna bseH8
5pslyp iassssteoitus nsRiee usbisir9e gcrDron:'T"
gn psrss st ehee 9et anb ,it beg aEShtfn spTsfalf
assfSggts asa tHb 9r o;tt9 pap5s fsllegs 2sHoa9sa
scT;s6ss s3s sagsstssuna &eal@sr nrets,
M i5 ,iss sctis nntasn 5eisrSep spaE N taeSei ea1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18

- Sfftet: go. 7 Sab-JreberidFr., ;,
5Teben Tbareu BON Baltimorefr, Siflt9e Settt
bic Stufen btnauf. ....... T.. +. l..[ar.-
Wfdn merle I'D Namea unb SdusnnNmer. 4etn unpIen.
be lnb traerte Hdhmaer, furCstretene une 9epfenlp
Guafalter, Saubfer &tiefelpiaier, l6rGstnreiniser
Inb 4apenpuser II. 10. nennen Bio rsselmdBst MerStr
unb lauern aneerseu ppn Dr. rbnfrn 9 IN Der Wdbe.
gi8. ale Sriee maiitn sinen YOf.StamY entbaIten.
... Cine Dtttnrs IN 2 Gaqsu )ulsihe,t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18
Julisc Z utf

BITE F burd betmlte 9aftr aeibwdt babeu bie is 10 oft
bon 9eten In ber @nle lernen uAb beren Tpl.
gen ie alndttt9 ipiren iclbh TN Stla burd, Yslutr.
men, bic, wenn un9ettef bic Gte unm3gt MAIDEN uno
sorper une @e aerOren lcnten ictcr sif nftfts 1t.
te bun SSIde 9errneR miieu tt il riulfeen IN IL
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9stFtB

p IN q
Die kredbfdtn @rtnnsem bes eatrrs nS sbr su fara.
4en gerl bes 6tOd6tnffes 8erwirruns her Sheen @t-
brGdtbsit Der @ete&afts b6e bahnsea Mbnetgun0 oUr
hsr @eieul9aft n&t d@ Gtnam'ete, @astranen 8esex
b elbF. 6uf6tamtett II. 40 hS etn8e Der ibItmmen
8pl8e. T-LI ar'-- s-".- ,5-.s stgt4
~ .-.E.5 l-. 5nnscQ utt, ..-.r..,.,n u
bte T4 bur bemltfe 9ar asiawdt tabsu bic s 70 oft
Bon boen 9tuten Dbr In ber SHue lernen heren p.
men, be un9ettetft bic @te unm3gfh MAIDEN un6
sSrper une Qetit ser0ren cnen crpr fir nFtfis & IL
te tPun SUI6e per'raea miilen tt ia rinlreel In ii;
beteaisatag sn eeter Sell unb sn seiulor &Srrer STE
nrttnenc 9icn GtfcrterntIe sur etirH Isl delfsfeft
ae Sa, Ctne iee wtrN bic Jeije 9b,nS ur auiasn
pl9crabrt Dte Iuslaten les Yeb erfin1eru lid rAEe
lib une tte eele wro ersriieu @er,mcuna ue mir
and,C lhcn @ettadtureen, tab uus bic 5reuen mslde
AoSsrs 9sRtebsh eerpetBsrt lino, g@.
le af1 t4 q .e4 II NrflTr. .-- a4.@ =
DE rtele alietf ,etht r6eene ecr ieeten tten,ebu
a9te III Hle 81 Mla tfm rt oM hea ,He bic Meuse Mig
fdDrfeH feFa tte 3riusss eoercree u1S rle ahttre
Nrienca tert"nltN onAaa tiltunt All weoerArfen
&dlfn riidr r1rt3 ~ ent 6 II gesna auf 5ctuen
GbaoftcrG Gta 6hte nyafE it 9tU4 ari tdro unb Sc.
miientdfti0ttL no Ftiunscn cine lnreibenee SRpdtr-
Ictfln8. -tss5 -t- &'- = 3 2 F. = y"
~ e-Tgg .l5 es9 81; js-.lg- -.5114gl@j
gs sitt ate ,aoci saee NH tcetulente masIalber,
@el@e @ Wy als st'i ea 4, ktaFee 8, fhsns Matun-
ct5Nngen cepteA GdnlTttc Gtteelnihitr gpmpenputtr
], No. erprniqe pptesG Gdlildie N14mdder mf6e ibr
Sfpen anlia Der etien tlendnt Ter Neeisn tem uie-
arisen Sthfe wihmeteh litt jest earnr&tg setiltete
trt fal sn sm llaer esreuen qbptats QrGeS atne1-
Zen d lerdn8en bic cllustet iner relde unalidlt.
9er SSes IN lire S6nts tOhmn ssriaataper lnS rini.
ifa T. }chnien halt e bcbbalb fir n6ttweuOia an er.
rNpnen be'rncerS tur Seld we. nit einem Wue unte.
ain ne eas ene se9lauDi8uasen Diplcme 6eaanba
IN leiner Sttee lte9en.G - ...f.
Sil flfae14I l.gu -u.5so 81
Dr, C9ntDn III ter einss, reselnabs oebiIbett Mr,t
Teder bic Setiun9 op eewien 8rantben anseiat Geins
nttel uno Sebaneiung nO aaen Aneeren sdnsli untt.
erSet.n Spipalern GlrcpaS unb tenn erten 6tes Gam.
bss sabtafe, ndml6 @he efanb Sranrcid ntb In rem.
Bedltb BON Gtabepba IT. .r3 unb er bateue
tere prarts. ais due anbetea 2let3te Der gDeIt.
Der, tetGer id ter Yeee 6es Or! rDnfcn asbetr abt
egn f strtransn aot ietnt Gbre ais Wann uab tue @t
tGtdItdtetas @rst'f I14519tl2I "6 !1lGl'@tF VI 81
d. Or Office. 80. 4 6at.Greberte 9 trd e. ETsnits
Asns BON Baltmortfr, nsben Ser ,Rlrbtttrbaus," e 20
nntaftrdntbeiten rGr6su snneG aebeiit.
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DIR. Johnston,

her stnjigs Nr,t, ptIdsr anyi.t.
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BaItj more 2DGrN Ofpital.
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i,.n Oleme 0oll. 6drtnae.

gDtr tmpneen iDeben etne partbte bette bpldnbfe pa
tMee bonn bteSdtr 'aen Sdn8e bs ptr su eedBtete Yre
Dfertrtn. 81 GfnebF l. II 98ti tiEeImSlR
S9(20nft- . 9p vs0Itimnrres
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Ga feiMfse usgc UUi!emeetfis sSystter
tsttferer Seitl
Sic 9oati9blume (The Hopeysuckle)

- NLIAL DE YlIdl.- ~ - :
Etes Ernc gtiter8 teeiGes fett lasf tnsn Dor
uf tn @urgya trtt NIB tn Bic iem Sabe deI III Gebra
tVnitt tf ale te reen @p8uee TT 9erbtneune NIT eef
-95ntgS- Rber TN e8e eer Dttatt1n ots
Fsrtst uub attic haEetSe III aen sAncttreen her Stbr
ere uS Northumberland sbr mertbDpg 8titf9 snf -
In DeutfhJ6tb aIB .15l tt-.4e .+.---'.- -.---
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-24
In PrCbate.

Manitowoc County Court, Manitowoc County,
State Of Wisconsin. In the matter of the estate
of Wilhelm korten, deceased.
7 I appearing TO the satisfaction OF this court
L by the petition of Jacob Ehlenbeck, admins
istrator OF Wilhelm Korten deceased, that there
is not sufficient personal estate in the hands of
tbs said Jacob Ehlenbeck to pay the debts OUT
standing against the said deceased and the ex
penses OF administration, and i is necessary to
sell the whole Of said real estate or so
much of said real estate as shall be
necessary for the payment of such debts. 1t is
therefore ordered, that all persons interested in
the said real estate appear before the under-
signed, judge of the county court for said
county at his office in the village Of Manitowoc
on the Sd day CT April, A. D. 1865. at 10 O'clock
A. ~, to show cause, if any they have. why
lisenss should not be granted to the said Jacob
Ehlehbeck, to mortgage, lease or sell so much
of the real estate of the said deceased, as may
be necessary to pay such debts. Aud it is fur
ther ordered, that copy of the above order be
published in the Manitowoc PILoT, newspaper
printed in said county of Maniowoc, for at
least four successive weeks and served on all
persons interested in the county of Manitowoc
at least fourteen days previous to the day OF
hearing the said application.
GEO. w. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated this I'd day Of March, A. D. 1865.
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SEeriH,S Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, Manitowoc County Cir
cult Court. Hezekiah II, Smith and Stephen
H. Seaman against William D. D. Honey and
Alzada NJ. Honey his wife. Judgment of fore
closure and sBe
ON virtue 0! and pursuant to id -meut OF
~ said court in he above entitled action rem
dered and dated December 22d IsG4, shall
expose for sale and sell pub lie auction at the
Court House in the village OF Manitowoc o.
Thursday the 9th day Of April, 1868, at the
hour of 2 o'clock of that day the following de-
scribed mortgaged premises or so much thereof
as shall be sufficient to raise the amount due to
the plaintiffs for principal, interest," and costs,
together with the expenses o! sale, TO wit all the
following described parcels Of land Situate Iying
and being in said county OF Manitowoc, stat. OF
Wisconsin designated the west half of the south
east quarter, ana the north east quarter OF the
south east quarter, i'll section thrty~six ,56) in
township twenty one (2l) Of range twenty
three (231 in the MenasHa land district, con-
tanning one hundred an twenty acres more or
less, aud less two acres formerly decided TO Hen
~ job nson on the west half Of south east qtar-
ter, on the east line OF said eighty, along the
Green Bay road,
GEO s. GLOVER, Sheriff
OF hantowoc County, Wis.
HAMILTON & TRgaT, Pitts Attys
Dated Sheriff Office, Naui.owoc, March 9th
f2aY
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United States Marshal Sale

..Jamcs L. Maxfeld ano Henry Cock, Com
plainants, vs.. Z. II. Piatt, Defendant
Tn pursuance and by virtue of a Judgment
/ made by the District Court of the United
States, in and for the District of Wisconsin, Oh
the fifth day Of October, A, d. 1860, in the
above entitled cause, / shall sell at public auc,
ton at the Court Reuse in the village of Mani
towoc, in this District on Friday the seventh
day Of April, 4. D. 1865, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
tho following described prop ,rtv, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said ildg-
ment to wit: the following described real estate
situated and being in the county of Manitowoc
in the District of Wisconsin, describe as fol,
lows, viz: Lots ore O. arc ~ and.t1 of lot
twelve (l2) fifteen 05) sixteen (l6j scventee,
on and east half of lot tIS) in block number
one hundred and seven (l07 also lot number
seven ~ in block one hundred and seventy
seven 177). also lots % and six 80 in block
one hundred and eighty-one (ISD also west
twcnty-one CD feet flot two ~ and east thir-
ty-seven (3' feet of lot three 3 in block one
hundred and eighteen IIS) all in the village of
Manitowoc, as per recorded town plat as Of re-
cord in the office Of Register Of Deeds of said
county of Manitowoc, also the north east quar-
ter of 5 W of section number fifteen 81 town
number twenty (20) range number twenty-five
(22 also south east OF 5 W ! Of section number
fifteen 10 town number twenty (20) range
number enty two (22) also lot nine 90 in Sub
division of south half Of Il / of section nine
teen 49, township number nineteen 10 range
twenty-four (24) east all of said land being
and situated in the county of Manitowoc, and
District Of Wisconsin.
DARIUS C. JACKSON.
L. S Marshal
py-
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SheTiHs Sale.
Gro. n. WOODEN, Atty.
Dated March 8, 1856.

Manitowoc County Circuit CouTt-Edwin Al
den against Sarah CroEan and David CroHan.
Judgment Of foreclosure.
BY virtue and in pu Isuanct of judgment OF
foreclosure and sale, made in nc above eutiLIc
cause, on the 25;h day Of December, 1864 at
regular term OF the Circuit Court Of the State
OF Wisconsin, held in and for the county of
Mantowoc, | shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, to tie highest bidder, at the
Sherifs office, in the village If Manitowoc, on
Saturday, the 22i day of April, 1868, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of So Il day, the follow
ing desert cd mottsagcd premises, VIZ: All
those certain tracts or parcels OF land situated
in the county of MaDitowoc, State OF Visions Il,
and known and described as folloas: the last
half of the south east quarter CT section twenty
TWO % town eighteen Is range twenty one
Il east, containing eighty acres OF land, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to raiso the
amount Of sid Jud sment together with inter
est costs and expenses Of sale.
GEO. 5. GLOVER, Sheriff OF
MauitoNC &C Count Wisconsin,
Dated Sherifs Office, Jan, 10, 1868.
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I'm Probate.

Mani.owoc County Court. State OF Wiscon-
sin, Manitow County. 81. In the matter OF
the estate of Carl Schneider deceased.
this 9Th , day Of ~; March A. D. 1852 upon
town OF CentrcYIlle o! tie County Of Nanitow
Oc, died testate on or about the l2.h day Of
October 1851, ard praying that Peter Werner
be appointed Guardian OF the minor children
Of the said deceased | is OrdeIed, that said
application lie heard before me, It the Probate
Office in the village of Mani owoc, on the Sd
day Of April 4. D, IoG5, at 10 o'clock 4 NJ.
And it is Further Oideted, that notice of said
application and hearing be given by publishing
a copy OF this order for three successive weeks
once i'll each We in the Manitowcc Pi!ot, .
newspaper printed in said village, prior to said
hearing, BY the Court
GEO. w. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated March ., 1865
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Probate.

SAFE Of Wisconsin, Nanitownc c unity, So.
in the matter OF The estate OF Va cutie k8uf-
man, deceased
IN this 23d day Of February A. D 1865, up
~ on reading and fling the petition Of Car
cline Berrnger, st ting that Valenlae kauf
man OF the county OF Manitowoc, died intc,tate
on or about the 8.h day Of June 1868, aud pray
ing that Gottitb Dawler lie appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of said deceased. IL is Or
dere. that sad application be heard before
me, at the Probate Office il the village Of MN
toF- oc, on the 20:h day OF March a. D. 1855,
at 10 o'clock A M. And it is further ordered
that notice OF said application and h. ming be
gwen by publ hing copy Of this ord9r for
three successive weeks, once in each week, in
tie Manitowoc Plot newspaper printed in
said village, prior 10 said hearing. BY tie
Court.
GEO, w. BARKER, County Judge
Dated FehrulrY %; 1865.
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Mantowoc County Court. State of Wiscon
sin, MauiLowoc County, s.. Ii the matter o.
the estate OF Cal Schneider deceased
IN this 9th day of March A d. 1865, upon
~ reading and filing The petition of Peter
Werner, stating that Carl Schneider of the
town Of Cent9eville of the County OF Mauitowoc,
died testate on or about the 18th day OF Octo
Der 1851, and praying that Peter W-rucr be APP,
pointed AdmiuiSl rator of the estate of the said
deceased. it IS Ordered, that said application
be heard before lie, at the Probate Office il
he village OF n nit3woc, Ga the 81 dag Of
April A. D 1865, at 10 o'clock A. u. Aud il
Is Further Ordered, that notice Of said apu!;ca-
ton and hearing be given by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks o"cu
in each week, in the Pilot, newspaper plated
il said village, prior TO SAID hearIug by t..
CouIt
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated March 9, 1863.