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Sake Weimar and the Countess Dornburg the
Crown Prince of Denmark the Duke and Duchess
D'Aumale, Count and Countess Gleiohen, Duchess
OF Wellington, the Dowager Duchess of AthOle
and the Countess of Macclesfeld. In the adioiu
ing room were the Bishop of Winchester, the Mar
quis of Abereorn, the Countess of Hardwicke, the
Duchess Of Marlborough, the Countess of Seton,
Earl RUSSELL, &. G., the Right Hon. w. p, Glad
stone the Earl of Clarendon, K, G., Earl Gran
vile, K. e., the Earl of Derby, h. e.. the Rev IL;
Byam, vicar, and the Rev. p w. Mott, curate OF
Kew; the Rev. John Ryle Wood, canon OF Nof-
cester and chaplain to the queen and the Duke OF
Cambridge also late residentaly clerk OF the clio
set to King William ~, and domestic chaplain TO
Queen Adelaide the Rev. Evan Nepean, canon OF
Westminster and chaplain to the queen, late chap
lain TO Her ROYAL Highness the Duchess of Gloces-
ter; Che Rev. J. Hutchinson, rector of Great
Berkhamnstead and chaplain to the Duke of
Cambridge the Rev. w. Harrison, rector of
Birch, Essex and chaplain to the Duke of Cam
bridge the Rev A. Walbaum, D. D.. minister of
the German Lutheran Chapel, st. Jamess; Mr..
0uyry Captain Mildmay, DR.. Quin, Sir Hugh Rose,
X. S. l., Colonel the Hon. James and Hon. Mrs.
Macdonald, Colonel Koppel, Colonel Clifton, Gen
eral Knollys, etc, The deje'mer lasted till nearly
4 O'clock, when the bride and bridegroom took
their departure for Ashbridge Park, the seat Of
Lord Brownlow, near Berkhampstead. A great
crowd waited to witness their leaving and as they
drove from the cottage, in close carriage and
four, the cheering was beyond all description en-
thusiastie.
After fortnight's stay at Ashbridge, Prince
Teck and the Princess Mary Adelaide of Cam
bridge-for such her title still remains-will visit
Vienna and make long tour on the Continent
There were great rejoicings last night at Kew
All the cottages and villas had Examinations of
some kind brother, and there was great display
of fireworks on the green. Second only to the
rejoicings with which all at Kew hailed the mar
riage Of her whom they fondly term their own
princess Z will be the welcome she will receive
she revsits the pretty little rustic home
with which her name is indissolubly associated
from her thousand acts of gentleness and kindness.
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City OF New Orleans.
Be known that the eleventh day of june in the year
indeaende1ce Of The United States Of Aaerics tie nneet
before me Edward & 4gLt.Ghsk notary public duly com
the Parish of Orleans personally came and appeared arte
ing themselves Of the provisions of the of the State
Louisiana relative The Organization corporations in hi
state they have and agreed and do by these pres
covenant and bind themselves til whom the
represent form and establish cOrpor ton body corp6
TONS stipuattons and regulations following towit:
ARTICLE FIRST.
This company shall be established and its domicll Is hereb,
fixed in the city vt New OreRus aud its name and title shall h
the FIRST NATIONAL CtEAIGAL WORKS COMPANY
ARTICLE SECOND.
The purposes and objects Of the Company are the distiaou
Of rnou and other wood and the sale Of the products arts
ing hererom The Company sha htvea corporate seal hay
ing for An inscription the Of the Corporations and for
Geyioe te Noat OF Arms Of the Sl&te OF LNuslAn ~ eta
on notices legal process shall be served On the President
ARTICLE THIRD.
This Company formed and shall exist for and during the
full term and space OF twenty five years the date hereof
unless dissoFed hereinafter provided for During
contract sue and be sued purchase receive POSSESS
hold moXeabe and immoveab real and personal property
and to sell ALLEVIATE demise dispose OF the same the whole
under s Corporate and shall possess and exercise all
rights powers privileges and imnunties granted
by law to Corporations.
ARTICLE FOURTH
All the corporate powers of the Company shall be vested
persons including The President to be- elected By ballot on the
first Monday in January oeaeh Mt the office Of the Com
pan Notice of sHch election shall be given by
m one o. more Of the newspapers published in the
city OF AeW Orleans. che BOHrd SN&h appoint three
of the Stockholders INSPECTORS to preside at snch
elections, and If any OF said inspectors decline
stead The Board thus elected take their seats on the
first Monday ensuing their election shall at their
first meeting President among themselves and
shall appoint Secretary. rrsueut shall preside nj all
meetings Of the Board Stockholders he shat the
the Board Directors Shall sign ali contracts and other
papers and shall have power appoint subject to tue uppo,
val of the Board such clerks and employees may be
say The salaries ot The President Secretary and all clerks
those receiving plurality of shan be deemed duly
elected should election place the day appointed
then the President Shall another election to be held
within three days thereafter and live notice thereof byadysr
tsement in newspapers in the city Orleans
Each and every shall be entitled each
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GUNS AND RIFLES.
their own use, $500 = Y Fse' ~
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS,
OF make cast from ne laTbatea STEEL and STEEL
TWIST BARRELS Of best English makers to the lowest
Rides Ofan the Prominent American Makers.
REVOLVING PISTOLS Of al lrinds-coLTs, and ether
good makers
SHOOTING TACKLE, SHOT, CAPS AND POWDER
For sale by TAYLOR / CHURCHILL,
Wholesale H8rdWara Dealers,
Al Mag asine street,
Opposite ST james Hotel,
lEstablAhed In 1891
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fr m the books of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
). P. RoUx, Secretary.
atA STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS, Cry OF NEW ORLEANS
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 10Th day March,
1866 EDMOND MEUNIER,
Third Justice of tho Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved declare Scrip dv
dend OF thryhve cent the participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates win be Issued and after the "a day Of july
next
The Scrip Certificates Issued for the year 1860 be re-
deemed also per cent ali outstanding Certa
Gates Of Scrip will be paid the second Monday May
1856 the holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
j. P. RoUx, Secretary.
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.RIAZAULT 81 CO.'S

u
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK
Chemists to H R H. Prince Napoleon 4S rae RCheeu Paris
This preparation has the great advantage of combining two
most powerful toncs known in the medical world or perfect
and suits the most delicate stomachs.
1t is par excellence the FERRUGISOUS TONIC yhc,
should be administered ladies Of delicate constitution to
young persons backward in attaining age puberty and
70 children OF weak constitution and particularly
poyed in the treatment of Choorosis Anemea Pale Com.
bexon, Gasrcs, GastTaae, Whites LenCOrrhea Debility
Want OF Appetite Poverty Of Blood etc
Agents in New York, Mr. BECKER 100 Grand street New
Chemists - SN'
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nR. RUREN DU BUESSO as DIGESTIVE
~ Lozenses and Powders OF the alkaline Lactstes-The
AEaue Lactates exercise the beneficial influence
the arrangements Of digestion either be their peculiar action
on the mucous membrane Of the stomach by Hprdng
latter through their combination wish the saliva gastric
juice supply Of Tactic Acid, which all English french
other Psychologists admit to be essential principle Of
gesion For the information of those may be without
medical advice may be stated here that the symptoms
paired digestion Headache pain in the forehead
crana Eastsi gasraga, heartburn wind in the
and bowels loss Of appetite emAcatinn All these soon
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline Lacates which
may be always had in lOzengeB powders.
General depot in Paris, at GRMAULr co s. Chemists to
H. l. H. Prince Napoleon - rue RCheies.
In New Orleans, at DUCONGEiS, DELOGHE'S GUTL
LOTS and at every other good Chemists.
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INSURANCE.

SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY %, 1866.
The Trustees conformity with the Charter submit the
following affairs OF the Company on the S0h
day Of April 1866:
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. |
VIoTOK's REsTAUEANr,
CARRoLLToN, LA.

The proprietor of the Caoton Hotel takes pleasure ia in
forming the public that the FOURTH OF JULY WHY be celia
brated at the CARRoLLFoN GARDEN by GRAND CON
CERT IN THE EVENING to conclude with a mnrpi6cen4
display Of FIREWORKS.
Thebes musical talent has been engaged occasion and
Trains will leave each end OF the every harhour from
ST. Nj, as on Sundays and additional TRIMS at o'clock
from the city and at 10 o'clock from oaoton for the special
accommodation of the public.
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a Reyal Weddlns.
prom the London Times, June 49,

r4naiAsa or THE rnaoHss MARY OF CAMBRIDGE.
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THE GREAT EFFICACEOUsN FSs OF
MesTs litlmaut L Co.'s Iodized Syrup Horse Rad.
sIhs IodiEed syrup Of Horse Radsh Of Nessrs Grmaut
CO. Chemists tn IL II. Prince Napoleon at Paris is
always eNceeuce uccedlnious God Live Oil and tie
best treatment tn follow IN Lymphattc Scr0ous afec
tons, well in various CutHueoHs diseases. The public
will therefore read with interest the analysis Of This
medicine by Professor ketznsh extracted Chemists
Journal at Vienna well the letter addressed Messrs
Grluault Co.. by his ENcelency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation OF this learned Doctor
1t is as follows.
"GrmRuta odzed Syrup Of Horse Radish is not in a free
elementary and castc but in the odhydrc acid
and Of organic combination similar to the iodine
Cod Liver Oil
taignedl VINCENT KLETzIEsKI
Cbemcll ALayZer to the Law Courts Vienna Hospita
Chemist. / and r WIEDEE
Professors Of Chemistry,
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No. % ST. CHARLES STREET NEW ORLEANS
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MOREAU's RESTAURANT.
No. I28 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. OHARr

No. l2S CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
CARONDELET
The PropstOrs respectfully old friends and the
epcurean world that the above open for their
accommodation the old place. and that they intend
eave nothing uadone continuance that rspua
ton whchit has many years enjoyed via thst of be
OF the very first Restaurants in America
All tue decace of the season. with the choicest Wines and
Liquors always on hand
Inc ProprIotos thankful past iayors solicit contnu
ancs ct the same
RHODES & MOULIN
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Having received by lae arrivals, large stoo OF FaEsR
and NEW DRUGS in addition to the largs assortment o
hand prepared supply the large and increasing
wants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH
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This company shall be established and its domc hereby
liked in the city Of New Orlesus and title shall DO
he FlRSr NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY
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81 THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
ON FILE.
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The Company VIII pay interest per cent in cash on all
its Outstanding Certificates Of Scrip the legal there
Of, on and after the second Monday in July next
The Board Of Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend OF
SIXTY cent the earned premiums entitled participa
ton for the year ending April 90 1866 for which certificates
VIII be Issued and after the FIRST Monday ia August
THOMAS A. ADAMS President
SAMUEL H KENNEDY, vice Presideut.
HENRY v OGDEN, Secretary,
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Be it known that the eleventh June in the year
Lord thousand eight hundred stysx
indeendeUce of the United States OF America nneteh
before Edward G. schslk notary public duly com
missoned and quail fed in and for the city New orleans and
the Parish of Orleans, personally and appeared the
whose heeunto subscribed who Jared that avail
themselves the provisions of the statutes Of the State Of
Louisiana relative The organization corpornns in This
State they have coveuantd and agreed and by these
and bind themselves whom tbey
represent and establish corpora ton or body corn6
rate for the objects and Purpose and under the title ob
tons stpuatiOns and regulations following to-wit:
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Fss sSrnEs

Manitowoc County Cou.t, State Of WI consin,
Aanitowoc County, Ii the matter OF the est,te
of William |. Shoyer, deceased
InN this 9th day of MAY, 4, D. 1866,
~ upon readi' and fling the petition OF
Rebecca :. Sholer, stating that William L
Shoyer Of the city Of New Yok, died testaie
on Or ab ut the 23d day OF February, 1865, aud
praying that Villa L. TAMIL be appointed
guardian t, the minor heirs OF " iiliain l.. Shoyer
deceased l. is Old red that sait application be
Heard before me, at the Frohlt' Office n .at
town and county OF Mariitowoc on the 2Sth lay
OF Nav, \. d 1866 at 10 o'cIvck A. NJ And
it is Further Ordered, hat notice Of sid applica
ton ard hearing he given by publishing ii copy
OF this order for three Successive weeks, once in
each week in the Maui.owoc Pilot. a newspaper
printed in said vil.lge, prior to -aid hearing,
BY the Court
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
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GEO. REED,

attorney and Counseaor at Lar,
uas resumed the practice Of his profession d
Manitowoc, and car now promise 70 CIV
prompt atten ton to all professional business
entrusted to him.
eH- Collections made in any part OF the State
For a few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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administrator SAFE.

IL Probate: Mauiiowoc county court. In
the matter Of the est,te OF Cuas Hottlcmao,
Deceased.
Notice IS hereby gwen. hat By virtue and
III pursuance T an order Of license, mad. il
said matter, Gil the twenty third day Of April,
4. D. 1866 by the county conrt OF said ,unty,
tie undersigned Fl cdcrick Randolph ndmiristra
tor OF tie estate OF Cias. iiottieman al De
c d, VII, or tie twenty first day Of u, ~, \.
- 1866, Il & c.1cl in the iUr,n)on of salI
day, nj the Residence Il the deceased, offer Or
.a'e, at public vendue, the f. loving &c crbe,l
lands to wit Sou h half ot lot three e J, lots
81 s II and forth lyrty feet Of lot ten (l0)
al in beck us i'll tie village Of Mauitowoc
Man.towcc county, Wis. The terms Of SAT-
made known at time Of sale
Fl EUEOLPH. Ad!0'li.trator.
I'a'cd d, MIuitowoc !he sd DAY of Apr
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lHIH. SMITH, President.
NOTICE,

TIE Directors Of the N ,Ilitowoc, Two r ve1s
aud Mishicott PAX Rad Company ase hereby
requested to E,eet at the Office Of JOS MANY, al.
Two Rivers, on Wednesday, the 20th day Of
June, 1866, at O'Clock 4. ~, for The trars-
action Of bugir . connected with TIE COMPANY.
II, II. SMITH, President
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Slate Of Wisconsin, Man towoc couLt, rs.
Proba flee, Manitowoc, April 30, ~ y, 1850,
IN the matter of the Proof and Probate II the
hst will and testament Of Joseph Krocman, &C.
ceased. late OF the county Of Manitowoc.
WHEREAS, an ;nstlGmrut in wiitiIg lur-
! osti! z to be the last W Il aul testament Of o.
kracman, deceased late Of tire comfy Of Muii-
t0woc has been filed i this cliicr; and vlIe.ea.,
application has been made ty Wepzel " ran,,
praying thai the same DC proven and adnlitted
to Probate according - the LAWS Of this State /:
TIN retuTe, it is ordeiei that sal application be
heard eforl me at the Probate Office in Mani
towoc, IN said c.uny on the Us; day Of Ma, ].
A. ID. 1866, at ten O'Clock NJ. Aud it Ia
tuther ordered, tkat 10 X, hal be gigen 10 all
pcr5 ms Interested in said " Il OF The time an |
place Of hearing, By publication in the Mani
towcc Pilot. newspaper pr'rrc ut y. iii;oEoc
for thee successive weeks, once each seek,
prior 10 the tine o. snsa l:earingi by the
Court, - %. 1ss
GEO " y tpE r r,uutv I,t1.,o
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HER s. EKERN,

York Stree, Manato~0c'
DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocke
nv. Fancy Goods, Glass Ware, Boots and
Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Paper Haagings,
Hats and caps, Toys, Children's Cabs, Live
Geese Feathers Bind Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &c, &c. share Of public patronage
"a solicited.
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JOHN IL. BIRk T..

County Surveyor Of Manitowoc County
RESIDENCE, MAR CLARK's MILLS.
viii promptly attend to all business entrusted
to him. Orders may be left at the Store OF M.
NJ nhoney, or at tie ofice Of the AanitoToc
PILoT
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rEYIlIS New Music Hall one OF the most spa
1 cious and elegant establishments OF the
sld in the United States, is now fully completed
and stocke! with splendid assortment Of PIANOS
VzLouE rs. HARM0>IUMs, MU,IC ROCKS MUSIC
and NUsIcAL IAsTRuNEnTs OF every description.
Our stock is unsurpassed in ext, at and yari-
ETY., apd-we are fully p epared TO furnish any
Article IL the music trade and Of the best quality.
To those about selecting Pianos, We fer Cn-
usual advantages. having a all times Very large
assortment and from a variety OF makers. We
Go 10. c,I. re ourselves 10 the sale Of Planes
tro.u ole or two houses only, bat have irstru-
men from oil The trading makers OF New York,
30 ton and elsewhere. Per .ol,s7 wishing to buy
a good Piano have Therefore every opportunity
at this establishment OF making satisfactory
selection. r. q. a..... .......s- ... ...
Every Piano is fully warranted for five years.
We offer our Pianos invariably at factory prices
without adding freight All Of our Pianos are
good substantial in truments made f well sea
soned atcriais, by 4skiliful worknlen, snd the
tone is always pure and sympathetic and the dur
ability aud capacity OF remaining in tune IN
tqualed. = - - sEa
Persons out Of the city wishing to buy good
Piano and unable to visit the city for that pur-
po- e. can have one selected fer them aud salts
faction will in all c.,ses be guaranteed, both a
to quality ana price or the instrument may be
returned at our expense.
This is the onl- place in the city where the
celebrated SThINwAV & Sons and CH.CKSKIaC
& SoNs Plans can be obtained
The assortment Of MeloGeons, Harmonious
and American Organs is very tull and varied
OF the celebrated instruments OF this class E.ade
by PRINCE & Co, and S. D. {, II. W. SMITH, We
have now a full supply. Military Band lnstru-
merts, Drums, Guitars, Victims, and in fac
every description OF musical instruments III use
The finest Reman Violin and Guitar Strings
imported expressly for cur trade and unsur
passed for quality and dIrA bility. II the
SHEET MTSIE DEplRTNENI
We have unusual facilities for supplying ill.,
waits If the public, icing in constant receip
OF all the new music published in the United
States, and the best of foreign publications
which together with our own constantly in.
creasing catalogue, constitute stock of great
and choice variety.
The public is cordially invited TO Wit th
model estab lishm, 1t and examine the heGutitu
assortment OF music and musical instruments.
H. n. BEMPSTED,
rs Main street, Milwaukee.
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p. FIREMAN.

Surveyor and Ctrd Engineer.
u ESIDENCE near Clark's Mills, anitowoc
II county. Orders left at the store OF
Mahoney will be Irompuy attended to.
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Circuit Court -Manitowoc County.

Circuit CourG-ManitoWoc County.
Charles T. Draper, Da1,iel p Clark, Parker
P. Clark, George II Clark, Elijah F. Cfrs,
Plaintiffs, against Eli III c. Emerson, defen dant.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named
defendant. -..r ...r.-r -sr. .n
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint in this acton which
is fled in the Office OF the Circuit Court in and
for the county of Mabitowcc, at Manitowoc, a
copy Of which is herewith served upon yoa by
mai, and TO serve a copy Of your ansv er to said
c mplaint on The subscriber at his office his
dwelling house in tie village Of Mduito voc. IN
said c uftJ, within taenty d.ys after the SER
vice OF this summons CT you, excl .siye OF The
day OF such service, and if yen fail to an r7cr
the said complaint within tie tim Aforesaid
the plaintiffs in this action viii apply TO the
count i,r the relief demanded in the cnmplaint.
GEO. REED,
ttoiEcy FOR the Piaiuilll5
Dated MaHiiowoc.- 'prillG, I8G6.a.
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sor sase--gR ana Sasuis Ia a.
- Esf.nsfElsH.

T oFFFE for safe h,y property On the coropi
/ d fu:t an s-yyfth re-, E,lR Ibis lgu,
ihis. roperty IS ,i;hiy :eat h Tors a;d one
huuf ed AID ten Ga seyeiph streets, with tho
dwellif house and two stores thereon. .-
Also lots three, four aud FIVE, in block I0a.
being the c0rney opposite the 40. IN east corn {
of TIE PaIk, north siaf). This property il
among The hcst IN The vilhgs, AID vii be so'f
vefy low For particulars inquire oi Petee
Johnston, Esq.
K K. JONES.
M5nit soc, s p 81, 1865.
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CHaS. A. RENTER.

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Gcnera
Conveyaucer and Agent for the Milwaukee,
Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend L
the payment Of Faxes, &c. Office south O
the Court House.
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deceased.
NN reading and fling tie petition Of
" Cathlrine Z j Geek. Of K s-urh reprascl
ing among other things, that S;a js,aua ;eyrccil
latr of KoSsuth, on the 18th d:y I'll NJve b y,
\ D. 1856. al kossu h, died interstate, leaving
g cd, chatels and estate within this S ate, ard
that tie said p.!ilioner is widow Of said de ?
eascd, and pca!i7g th.t admins ration Of sad
estate be to Joselh Fra:c, granted il is
ord, rel that said rc.iLon be heart
befolc tie Judge OF this firt on MoldlT the
| Sth Gay of June, A. p. 1866, az 10 O'CLOCK 4
e, at the Office Of tie Go my JuIge in tha
| village of ManitOwoc in ,ai1 county. G.detci
further, that notice hereof be given 70 the heir,
Of said deceased a!d 10 all person in crt stei,
by publishing a copy Of this order for three
successive weeks prior 10 sail day of hearn ', |
| he "Manitowoc Pilot" q newspaper Limited III
said town and County. nv the Court
GEO W. DARKER, t|ciujy ia ,ge
! Dated Aanitowoc The 18Th day OF April, A.
! d. 1866
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JOHN GEEfRE
HAMILTON & TREAT,
O. TORRssOy s. CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Prov 'sions
Hardware, rockery, Boots ana Shoes, Has
and Caps. Drugsand Medicines, Ga.s, Nails
err. Produce Of all kinds wanted, nl-rt