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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09
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= tie ASS san : hand. bai on fhis d.
80 apart A. q ha. been ior = spec
season d humilaison. IL vies d -
national afii clon. 81 seems a. Il ID
people sought Tor me *, rt,ssi,n g
the inward gnr they % genera
tel. Tic bollJi q. public and pri
vAle. hist are drapei il the bslges 4
woe 'hr aigs dropping NJ haii.,iaf
the ~. al guns a. intervals buomiu
their Solemn ionrs. and the sad sail
ne,s u lhe CrOads ihnt move alon.
the sitrrts, beioten lbat 10 cummo
calamity ha. bciaIl a our great huus,.
hold. a. 4, u death lad eue +,
each family AID taken rom u, thaI
Which make us III mouth.
YET We believe than II Is syIl viii
our martyied President and t nj ii,
whose ways are past ii il Z out hac
in view iir furthtrsnc, bis grcaI
purpose not less in re oyIng by d
violent deaih the b, ad OF l..is nation,
thar IL giyng hm 10 Us 10 pilot our
slip when tie nigh and tempest clos.
cd around.
Many, not less loyal than the tru-
esi amo gsi u, are OF The belief that
those amiable qualities AID sraces Of
character which We so much loved in
Abraham Lincoln, we're moi brsl fit
tel 70 carry forward to q mpleiiou lie
work that had thus far, under his
guidance, so happily progressed, that
The arduous task Of reconslruciing
the shattered State CURED seyerer
measures than his gentle nature
would have applied We all hope
for the best and though our lament
e,I President. who like Moses. had
led our people through the wild viii
detness, even TO the confines OF the
Canaan beJ ond, was not permitted to
enter in and possess il, his liun-hean
ed successor may be the Joshua hose
strong right arm the crisis Of our ma.
ton needs.
Il does mol seem unsafe % pr, dict,
al tins stage Of proceedings. an early
OF armed ho>ulit ,es. How
soon kindly feeling and u true union, |
that OF . mpaIly aud a common in.
-rrtst will general y prevail between
be people OF The two sertipus, i, |
luiie another question. Probably |
lot during Ills generation. he peo-
" '"' 'o''" az wv y n"' N''''
u temper 10 readily forget that ,lity
ave been subdued 10y the stronger
" P'oP'o "'"ue '''"'e i'o"rf-
al han they 10y "a higher civilization
'iHFe'y' me great disturbing cause
pint r. unny..,I a mn. ,,.,,,.t,. -
e''S = NOV GU community - M
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ave oeeh h''herio' hotWi Instant "
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

upon thr world. ihe hight Uf able
stall never fade, and kasief day, !
eslled irum tie Saxon oord = ostrr
tiiniiJ ug 70 rise, the day Of resuifcC
ilon. va, 'usf'iu'ed. On tht> day uls
lhe. Christian Sabbath Nas cummen'
u The Jrwish Sabtsth IS, a
r'ed iha seventh day ta
: bat Us etme ffom 'he
q aFa Sc bis g. hu m#
u SOD e
reciaa tb N
10 -. fe dlcrI nr
day 0. IL / i'd ION 81, a,A
q carrence Of The day lie manifest
lhm.rli asain them. and ii, di,ci
pes ever site sasd. were accustomed
q worship. and 10 celebrate the Lord,
supper upon Ibis day which then re
celyed The name OF the Lord Day
Which il has ever retained, Tor il com.
memorates not only the creation OF
the world hut also The salvat on ii
the world by the completion OF the
work OF aionement ut the resurrer
ion Of Christ.
In the Lessons which the Church
orders 10 be read 10 day, an account
is given OF the I,raellles' drliyersnce
out Of Egg pt from the bands OF
their oppressors and the instluping
OF The feast Of the Passover which
The Lord commanded TO be observed
ever by them in memory of that MI
raeulous deliverance when the de.
slroying Angel of tie Lord pa>sed
over the houses of those Hebre VS..
the upper and side door po> t. OF which
were sprinklrd with the blood OF
lamb or kid, and smote them not.
while in every house OF the Egyptiaas
there was one dead. BY their Pass
over, Christ our Passover who gave
HIS blood tor the salvation of His peo.
pie, is prefgured and the de!iyerance
OF dis chosen people from The land Of
bondage, from the po~tr Of Pharaoh |
and his Hosts, is a pc OF our dely-
GRANGE from death and sin.
How meet and appropriate then il |
is that we should observe this day with
holy aud santified Joy and giadness
Our hearts should he filled with love
and gratitude, greater than ever be-
Tore, towards our Blessed Lord who
gave Himself a ransom Tor US. How
hitting the season for reconsectating
ourselves anew to His service and
isklng ourselves how can " rye
linn better, and implorug his AID and
assistance that We may never cruelty {
'nr saviour AGAIN by "i'iai acts OF
isubedlen G aud ienal and never b.
sHanied 70 hight maliiuIiy under Ha {
''''''e'' 'he Shfious bahhef u lhe 4
-'oss ash'"St shi, tIe World, re flesh
~ '''e IS ~ i a"u 'al1 I" ~ Owe OUT !
-iNes ~ "a .i"iu' so'dier, 80 & I,
aus IN me '"Ieehi'm winch you
ave Just recned, "hicA Is eVerJ word, u
'ous"' anu iuea taken from Tue Bi-
~ ~ '"i" T" MAJ % our "hule duIJ n
'"aiuS oou' our heighDors aud our OF
ifes' We nave Impressed It's teach IL
q opon our henlofies' have they NJ
Ken deeP foo'-in our hear'r Win NJ
o"'eiFe me lfecept' There taught NJ
aii our ays and bring iorh tie NJ
vi VI GOOD hVl"S IN our hearts -
q Us earnestly nope AID pray thai 81
. mly' that the love of CHRIST may 81
o"hd III our hearts .Dore and more, ~
we nave ever known Him, we ma, =
alca'e ourselves anew 10 Him aud sc
we nave not, we may seek HIM I.l-
ehIly aud earnestly and pra, eruhy Y
We hnd Him, aud may the God :,
peace thai brought again from tie
ad our Lold Jesus, that great Shrp. Ell,
I'd OF the Sn p, through the blood N
the everlasting covenant, make us M
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0Ae day last week in Rupert. a Mr. Wine
said he was damn glad old Liocon was
dead" Mr.. Addison Hurt. who was stand.
ing by. asked him If he meant what he said
white replied that he did exactly, whereup-
on Mr. Huri knocked him down and poun :
ed him until he altered bis mind and said
he vas sorry Lincoln was dead bur wished
every rebel in the South was hung.
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Manchester. May 6. 1865.

Z On Thursday hight last horse vas stol-
~ From the barn u Mr. Madison, 10 Ar
llugion Tbs horse sAs Afterwards found IN
pssiure frw miles to-, side Of The place
from which be VS. iaken Early the ue1
morning suspicious character came up the
east Rad IL this town. hquiring the way to
North Hoosiek Beng suspected u basiug
som' thiBg to Do with the then. be was APP
pretended aud trough 10 lbis village. On
examipa ion he caIiel himself james John.
son, aud told several improbable stories in
attempting TO account for bis csnduet aud
business Circumstances ind caied that he
vas the prisoner who escaped from the jti
- NeWfre on Wednesday night, and the
cheers o. Niudham County we're notified. -
They arrived on Sunday and identified the
prisoner. lie was yesterday taken 10 wi, d.
sor. having been sents need to term Of five
years for passing counterfeit money ne es-
eaped by hiding behind box Ia the outer
RON Of the jail aud running through the
door as soon as the jailor entered the cell
beyond, expecting to fnd him there.
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Nonos. N, sfal-Aaaual Ms,llas i.

koFoE The Ssai-ApasAl Meeting the
Bsouiagiou coaaiy sabbath School Uslou.
all IL bsA 10 Posus. IN The BAptis a.
Ne ao1isi Church. "a Wednesday. the l7th
asy q Nay. At 10 o'eiock a. NJ Order n
sEsfc - ]. Reports From JsIsgalss pres
eat z. Basinsss, ehmos 4 ofeers. 6iiiug
vacancies 2. NJ address " Rev J Jen-
n.nss. and sidre.sss TO ihs childreu u lie
sessnsi schools livery SABBATH School eoh-
assies -ith ths 4 Ua,oa" 81 Old b, repre-
seated X. $ CusHkAs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-09

Capt. Clapp, OF Rupert, wounded in the
recent engagements, is doing finely. and
hopes soon to be able TO 60 back and ''see
ihs thing OUT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-06
NEW SKIRTS FOR 1868
The GREAT IsvEsrIps ~ HE Age II
I HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLEy'S Nv P.,.n, DU
Pick ELLIPTIC Tor doubi") SPRING
SKIST.
WEST BRADLEY & CARY. (.,s J.
10 0. WEST S.I- Proor's,ors sra
Manufacturers ~ Chamber and 70 and 81
R~sd-Sven,s Y y York
THIS IvVEN ZION con,is,s OF Duplex
fm t~o) Ehpnc S'--l Hprinrr. insssiou..
Bssideu 1ighlly sni Firm " ng~fn-s stg-
~ - sdeS Masking the 'ousr~si. i0.s, n X h-
Eassic' aud Dar-hls Sorlns EVER v.ed.
Frml, srlJom Is ~ % Br-sk lk- III Sm
gle Springs, sud c"n.sqrsp'h pre,ers~
ah.ir P.rise' and B.su'i'uI Shape T nee .
Long ~ sov .'hsr Skir
The Wonderful Flex,olisy md Grsss Con-
,"r' snd PLEASURE 10 my LADY w.srsng IL.
Duplex Elliptic Skn viii BE- .xoeri-ncss
particularly 10 ~ Crowra A.-smbli-- DYe
vss. = rrisg~s. R,iirusd Gre, Church P-~,.
Arm Ch~ifs. 'or Promvnsd~ snd Hvus- Drrss
- The Skirt car b. folded. when in n--. H.
tcrupy ssmsh plsce - ~ssiiv - . SIR ~
Mn.iin Dress.
A Lady having srjved ras pleasu's. com.
t"''. md gr NJ ,onv~nIsnce VI ~ening ~.
"Dopfx Elliptic Steel Spring Skr," Tor I,
singl- day. viii n.ve. sf,sr~ads wiilingl,
di@prnss nth 'heis uss Fvf chi ldrrn Nj.
80. md Young Ladies. they arc Superior n.
- s'hesfr
They ~ shs Bsss Qssiify in EVER. PA.
ts09 USq'issti"n.bIy ths f.tgh,est. M,-t Dc
srsbie Comfortable, s.d Ecpno nicsl Ssu
Ev.r Made.
FOR SALE 10 I'll Firsi Case St.res l.
Thu C'iy, and mr., urhout th- United Stsi-,
sud Csnsdss. Hsvsns Dc .Cpn-, Mckee
H"u'h Amrrics. and Inc WsN indies
IsouIRE Pom TUE DUPLEX IlLlPr,c sxlKr
tbril 9Th. 1a65-3mvs
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qhsss Bstssrs are pus up n quavs
bottles, Of iUhioh The obois 4 !. f,c-
simiIs- Chs label il .fnsiy o.
grnUsi. and 10 propsasd lSsth :
safe guard from counter sitsys.
Price 81 Per bottle, o. six for s..
G. w. FobaSk. Proprisfor, No. 8
East Fourth Street, cincinnad, =
whorp all orders should b a.
iresred Yt
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Az = RS
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are ycu aok- fshle. sn1
sDnplzisisgf An yr1 out Z
order, vith your systsm a..
rAnEed. ssd your 1Sslines IN
eonersApls' These synl-
tons ~ oft~n u prelude 70
ssrfoss illIes- some 81 q
sickneas 70 creeping ulon VOC.
and should b. svertsd ~ I
timely use Of the rixAf ssn,-
sdy. 1Aks Ayers Pills, and
cisanss OUT the disordrrs.i h.
mOrs - parity The blood. ana
lss the nuids move on unot-
structsd In health AGAIN.
They stimulate The functions
a the BODY into vigorous -
tivity, purify the system frvu
= ~ a.
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A. ,. Beckett,
Attorney and Councillor at Law,
JASPER. INDIANA.

WILL practice 10 The Circuit snd Com.
~ mon Pleas Courts in Dubois end I'd
joining Counties. Particular attention paid
20 rel estate csseses. exsminning records
msking ont pspers, for back pay, and boun-
~ claims. ard Probate business collections
~ clsims promptly made
Office south eide Of the public square.
NOV. 5.1S6l.
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FOR SALE BY

". FREADnAR, jasper;
FRHD HorrsAH, Hsrbison Township;
JoHp l.. HuFFnAS, Colombia Townshi,.
GEo. HovsnAH, HARRISON Tow nship;
Gao r. SHuRrz. yerdinsnd,
Ions G.. BEcKnAs, Ferdinand
ERssr PIcxHARDr, Hunsingsburr;
L. X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
sndbv Druggists 4 meschsnn ever wksrs
@ w. ROBACK, Com ounder o. Gsoms.
Bittess. Blood pills. Distilles snd usaufa
tuser Of Cstswba and Swedish Brapdiss o.
~ kinds Of the 6nest Domestic Liq,.
which are sold. Wholesale osJn apv dssir.
sssnii'y, q Nos. So, IS. 60 snd g f.
Third Street. Cnrinnss y
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JASPER COURIER.


Recipe for the Cure Of Fever and Ague
BAsoos. Van Bursn Co.. Mich Sep, 9. "a
On. C. w. R"BAoK;-sir your Blood
Purifier and Pills sell better here than any
eshsrInsdsctsssI could keep They 81. jas,
he ssbeinss for the people. peculiarly
adopted for the cure Of Fever and Agus. bu,
tho people uss Them @ - general medicine.
To break On stack Of sh. Agus take .
fsblsspoonfuIl Of the B ood Purifier every
hour. : NJ then cleans the stomach and bow
sls weII with your Pills. and in thr.s Days
she complain, viii b. removed snds perus.
nent cure effected.
All who try 'his treatment befor. apply
ing 10 . physician Will be saved much cost
end suffering. You're truly.
spr'l sh. 1865. B TAFT.
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United States Marshal Sale.

..James T. Max6eld and Henry Cook, Com
plainants, vs.. o. Ii. Plat, Defendant.
IN pursuance and by virtue Of Judgment
| made by the District Cour: Of the United
States, in and for the District of Wisconsin, on
the fifth day of October, A, D. 1860, in the
above entitled cause, shall sell a. public auc-
ton at the Court House in the village of Mani
towoc, in this District. on Monday. the 29th
day Of Nay, A. D. 1865, at ten o'clock A. H.,
tho following described prop .rty, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said jIdg-
ment to wit: the following described real estate
situated and being in the county of Nanitowoc
in the District of Wisconsin, described as fol-
lows viz: Lots one O. and (2) and q of lot
three (3l, lots seven (7) eight (8) el ven Ql)
twelve (l2) fifteen as sixteen (l6) seventeen
ca and east half of lot tIS) iu Dlotk number
one hundred and seven l07 also lot number
seven ~ in block one hundred and seventy
seven an, also lots 81 and six (6) in block
one hundred and eighty-one 1911 also west
twenty-one (2I) feet oflOt two (2) and east thir-
ty-seven 90 feet of lot three 81 III block one
hundred and eighteen IIS) all in the vilage OF
Manitowoc, as per recorded town plat as Of re-
cord in tic Office of Register of Deeds of said
county of Manitowoc, also the north east quar-
ter of W of section number fifteen { Is town
number twenty (20) range number twenty-five
(22) also south east offs W t Of section number
fifteen (l5) town number twenty COZ range
number twenty two (22) also lot nine 90 in sub,
division Of south half of n e / of section nine
teen 49, townshipnumber nineteen (l9) range
twenty-four CA east, all of said Land being
and situated in the county of Manitowoc, and
District of Wisconsin.
DARIUS c. JACKSON
~ L. S. Marshal.
BY HENRY SIBREE. Deputy.
Dated February % 1865
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In Probate,

Mantowoc County Court. M,nitowoc County
State Of Wisconsin. La the matter Of the estate
o. John Weickerdt, deceased.
On this Gath day Of April A.. D. lS65, upon
~ reading and filing the petition OF Ca harIe
Miller, stating that John Weekend: OF the cum
ty of Manitowoc, died interstate On Oh about the
18th day Of February, 1865. and praying that
Nicholas r, if be appointed. administr tor of tn.
estate IF the said deceased II is Ordered, that
said application be head before me, at til.
Probate Office in the town and county of Maui
towoc, on the 22ad day of May A. D. 1868, al
10 o'clock A. NJ. Aud il is further Ordered
that Eo ice of such application and hearing bs
given by publishing copy Of this order To-
three successive weeks, once in each week, it
the MAkIrowoC PILoT, newspaper printed ii
said town aid equity, piior to sad he4FiL z
By the Court,
GEO W. BARKER, County Judge.
Manitowoc, AEril "a 1865.
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En- sSTGs,asc.

Manitowoc County Court, State of Wscon-
sin, Manitowoc County, So. In the matter of
the estate OF Joseph kclner deceased.
nN this 9th day Of April, 4. d. 1868, upon
~ reading and filing the petition Of Mari.
Kcilncr. stating that Joseph kellncr OF the
County Of Manlowoc, died interstate on or
about the 21Jh day Of January 1868, and pray
Ing that the last will and testament OF the de-
ceased be admitted to Probate. 1t is Ordered,
that said application he heard before me. ut
the Probate Office in the town and County of
Manitowoc. on the 22d day OF May A. d. 1868,
1t 10 clock 4. VI. And it i further Order
cd, that notice Of such application and hearing
be given by publishing cory Of this order for
three successive cckS. once i'll each week, in
the MANIrowoc PILOT, ne spaper prin
ted IN said toAn anl County. prior TO said
hearing. BY the Court.
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
NJ !uitowuc. April II. 1863
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Manitowoc County Court In
Probate.

State Of Wisconsin, &anitowoc ,untv, s..
In the matter OF The estate O! Gideon Is. Collins,
deceased.
IN this % h day of April, A. D. 1865. upon
~ reading and fii.s the petition Ct Charl, 8
E Buckley stating that Gideon Il. Collins. Of
the county OF Mansowoc, died intestate on or
about the I'D day Of May, 1853, and p7a.ing
tlat William Ii Horn lie appointed Admins.
,rator OF the estate of the said deceased, IL j.
ordered that sad application be heard befJre
me, at the Probate Office, in the village of Man
itowoc, on The 22i day O. VI y, a. D 1865, at
10 O'clock A. NJ And il is ur!Icr ordered, thu t
notice of said application and h;G'ing be given
by putG hing a copy of this ordor fer three sue
cessive weeks, once in each week, in the Man
itowoc ii ct newspaper printed III said VII
ldge, prior 10 said hearing. Bv tie Cont
Gao, W. BARKER, County Judge
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In Probate,

ManitoHoc County Court, Manitowoc County,
State CT Wisconsin. In the lnAttcr of Tie estate
Of Carl SCHNEIDER, deceased.
IN this 9th day OF April, A D. 1865. upon
- reading aud filing the petition of Peter
Werner, administrator, Stating that Car
Schneider Of TIE County Of Mantowoc died in.
testate on or about the 18th day of October
1864, aud praying h that ba appoints d. sell Il G
personal aud rea! estate of the s.id dec ased
1t is Ordered, that said application be heard
before me, at the Probate Office in the Town
and County of NJ ,nitowoc, on the 22nd day OF
Nay A. u. 1860, at 10 o'clock A. Il And it il
further ordered, thrt notice of su h applca-
ton and hearing be gwen % publishing u copy
OF this order for three successive weeks, once
IN each week, in the MAsITowoC PILuT, news.
paper printed in said Town aud County, prior
to said hearing. By the Court
GEO. W. BARKER, County judge.
M8nitOwOc ADr 81 IAGl
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summons. Circuit Court OF Mantle

summons. Circuit Court OF Manito-
voc county. Patrick Shot vs.. I;osaba Slort.
State of Wisconsin.
ITO the above named defendant. You are het,
L by SUMMONED and required to answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff in this ac;ion OF which
cop. is hereto annexed ard served upon you
and TO serve copy Of your answer thereto on
me at ICY Office III Manitowoc, Nanitowoc coun-
", ana State afor; said, within twenty days
from the service hereof upon You exclusive oi
the day Of such service, and il YOU ,iiI TO an.
,wer as aforesaid the plantiff viii apply - the
cour; for the relief against you demanded in the
complaint.
b. K. ANDERSON, Pi',fs At-7.
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Sheet Music Department

We have unusual facilities for supplying the
want. OF the public, being in constant receipt
of al the new music published in the United
States, and the best of foreign publications,
which together with our own constantly in>
creasng catalogue, constitute a stock Of great
and choice variety.
The public is cordially invited to visit this
model establishment and examine the beautiful
assortment of music and musical instruments.
II. n. HEMPSTED,
25S Main street, Milwaukee.
Dec. 20 1861
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III. N. Hempsted's
NEW
Music Establishment
AND PIANO WAREROOMS.
25S Main ST., Milwaukee.

THIS New Music Hall one of the most spa
l. c:ous and elegant establishments of the
kind in the United States, is now fully COM
p'sted and stock ed with a splendid assortment
Of PIANOS, MELODEONS. HARMONIOUS,
MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN.
SIRC MENTS OF every description.
Our stock is unsurpassed in extent and vari
ETY., aud We are fully prepared to furnish any
article in the music trade and of the bes,
quality. To those about selecting Pianos, we
tffer unusual advantages, ha ing at all times a
very large assortment, and from variety of
makers. We do not confne ourselves to the
sale of Pianos from one or two houses only,
but have instrument from all tile lsadinq max
ers Of New York. Boston end elsewhere. Per
sons wishing to buy good Piano have therefore
every opportunity at this establishment OF max
ing a satisfactory selection.
Every Piano is fully warranted for FIVE Years.
We offer our Planes invariably at factory
prices, without adding freight. All of ou
Pianos are good substantial instruments made
of well seasoned materials. by skillfu wo.kme n,
and the tone IS always pure a, d sympathetic
and the durability AID capacity of remaining
in tune uneQualed.
Persons out of the city wishing to buy good
Piano and unable to visit the city for that pur-
pose, can have one selected for them and sat-
isfactioE will In all cases be guaranteed, both
as TO quality and price or the instrument may
| be returned At our expense.
! This is the only pace in the city where the
celebrated STEINWAY & SONS and CHICK
ERlNG & SONS Pianos can be obtained
The assortment of Melodeons, Har oniums
and American Organs is very full and varied
OF the celebrated instruments of this class made
by PRINCE & Co , and S. D. l. II. w. SMITH. We
have now a full supply. Military Band Instru
ments, Drums Guitars, Violins aud in fact every
description of Musical instrument in use. The
Fl nest Roman Vielin and Guitar Strings import
ed express lyfor our trade and unsurpassed fol
! QUALITY and durahiljtv Tn the
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In Probate estate of Wisconsin, Man
itowoc county, IS, In the matter Of the las
will and testament of Abraham W Presto
deceased.
To all whom it may concern.
ETTERS testamentary having been issued
IL to Daniel S. Ward, Of Rumrey, New Harp.
shire, on the 17th day of January, 1868, and
not less than six months f,om and after said
day being allowed and limited for creditors TO
present their claims for ezarl;n .tion and al
lowance notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersgned will on the 1st Mond,y in June on
the lst Monday in July, and on the 1st Mon
day IN September, 1860, at tie office OF the
county court in the Fi!lnge and county of Nam
towoc at 10 O'Clock A NJ. Receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per.
sons against said deceased.
GEO. w. BARKER, County Judge
MantOwOc, April If, 1865