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Two Apostles.

Two remarkable sermons were preach
ed last Sunday in this city--onc from
the pulpit Of a cathedral, breathing
peace and GOODWILL one in Puritan
tomple, bowling strife and hatred -
Bishop Lynch, pleading for the misery
OF the stricken and suffering. counsolcd
"calmness love, aud good feeling" Pres
byter Gheeyer, belying the national
triumph, reyiled in priesty billiugsgate,
the chiefs of the people who shrink
from oppression and arc rebuilding
ruin.-N y World
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Log Tenant House,

nearly new, Stabling, Carriage House, new
Corn Crib, Granary &c. This farm is well
watcrcd
Possession Of the Mansion House, Orchard
aud adjoining ground can DO given onthe LIST
day of April next. OF the Tenant House
and balance of Farm on the LIST day of Octo-
Der next, with the privilege ofsowing a Fall
crop. The premises will be shown TO any
person DESTROYS of seeing the samcby Mr.
liian residing thereon, or by the subscriber
living at Mt Airy.
Terms of Sale. One.third Of the purchase
money TO be paid on the day of sale, or on
the ratification thereof By the said court, and
the residue 10 two equal payments of one
aud two years from the day of sale, with in
tercst from the day Of sale, to he secured by
the purchaser snotes with approved security.
JOHN G.. DUVALI.,
Trustee
marS-ts | v PEARSON, Solicitor.
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Excitement ABoUT SUNDAY Laws
AT ST. LOUISA new Sunday law,
passed by the Missouri Legislature,
which forbids the sale or giving away Of
beer or liquor on Sunday, has created
intense excitement among the Germans
of 81. Louis, who held i'm Indignation
meeting on Monday and protested
against the law.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08
THE RADTCAL MEETING.

Bsay-The Radicals of Baltimore, not to
be outdonc ifpossible, held a meeting at
the trout Street Theatre on Thursday
night last, at which they vented their
spleen against the President to thcir
hearts content. It was addressed by
Senators Trumbull Creswell, and Nye
and by Hon j l.. Thomas of Baltimore
1t was, take it all in all, very intense
meeting.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08

W ANIED from Five to Six Hundred
w Cords Of lIaier and Span. OAK Bark
nj Scmosscg 4 WiESEH's Tannery, two
miles East Of Westminster, on the Westerns
Maryland Railroad; for which the highest
ca.h price will be paid. We will pay one
dollar per cord more than Westminster prices
for al Bark delivered at the yard in good
condition. n
SCHL0SSER 4 WIENER.
mars 1879
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BsB~ The Ladies Southern Relief As
sociation for Carroll county promises to
be very successful. We ask for the
fair Ministers of Mercy, who will call
on our citizens for assistance in getting
up the Fair, liberal donation.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08

The Connecticut campaign was for
mally opened last night 10 New Haven,
where au important meeting was held
to sustain President JOHNSON against
the assaults Of the Radicals, All the
present indications 60 to show that the
Democracy will sweep the State next
April lIorid.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08

WASHINGTON (YA) CoMEGE--Thc
Central Presbyterian states that recent
contributions amount to forty thousand
dollars towards the Lce endowment Of
one hundred thousand dollars There
are now one hundred and thirty five stu
dents in the college.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08

LARGE SALE OF LASD.-Tho Rock
ingham (ya) Register states that a
company Of Baltmoreans have bought
tract Of mineral lands, consisting Of
40 200 acres, in Giles and Bland coun-
ties, Va. for the sum Of 500. 000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08
JOS. M. PARKE,
Attorney at Law and solicitor
In Chancery.

HANiNG some spare time, not occupied
Ill by bis Editorial duties, viii devote the
same to the Practice of Law in the various
courts f cafTollcuunty. Willcounscl andas.
-isl such as have busiucaa before the Orphans
court, ard attend to the preparation Of
Deeds, Wills Sc.
Office in the rear Of the ADVOCATE Print.
ing Office. mars
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Notice to Road Contractors.

A IL persons DESTROYS of contracting for
IA the working of the different Sections
Of county roads, for the present year. are re.
quested 10 call at the office of the County
Commissioners, on Monday and Tuesday Of
each week, until the first week in April.
mar8 81.
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psA-Gen. Grant had a narrow cscap
on Monday week at New York by tn
accidental explosion of new riff
which he was examining. He va
wounded 10 the hand, but not seriousl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08

tScENpIART SPEECH oF WM. bloYp
GAHHfsoY Mr. William Lloyd Gar.
riaon delivered . iisr1aric on Tuesday
evening 10 fhe Brooklyn Academy Il
Music on the political questions Of the
dag. including the Presidents recon.
slfuetion policy aud recent speech 49,
The Prcsidcut- policy WIS denounced
10 severe tcrms, aud Nh johnson was
charged with attempting rDspe E,t1f
by the expulsion ~ Congress and the
introduction Of mcBibes from the
Southern States, even at the paint Of
the hayanct. If hc dare IIc declared
that for the sppech Of the President in
is "iuleccncy. houha-i, mahenRy and
reasonable leaning, there agc ao world
h,ly n characterize D. Ard be thinks
that for this aud other wgshiy Fcasons.
be ought 70 be iniiclg|by that grand
inquest the United fttN House Of
REPRESENTATIVE triw by the Senate,
nad Toe tho lsaea ~ safety Of rha eoua.
,r, d,,mrsed lrop Office" For sustain
in.. the prcsiL,at be- calls Nh Seward
"a fallen Lue4or" aui declares that it
had been bsfcr Tor the Secretary that
he had 4 . beneath the siabs Of the a.
.sssin l.,a to have lived 10 forward the
yieWs 4 the President
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08

MS. The Chcstertown transcript
says the Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, of Calverl
county Nd, formerly of WostminsteI
Md has accepted call from the Yes
try 9th Protestant Episcopal Churcl
of Chestertown, Kent county Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08

Tho editor or the Louisville
Faraai abiding tna recent interview
.Euh tho President says--"W We rxpec-
tel TO find tho President woary and worn
and haggard Never wcrc We 20 much
mistaken. He was in the finest ami
most vigorous health. his face as fresh
rs 10 earliest manhood IL would have
been evident to nny Que, seeing rs We
-av blm, that he b. a Cru rcsohrie, self.
poised man, conidcut, bat uut yaiuly or
arrolully confident in his ownsttcugih
aud as mmoyable as o rock or mountain
in his own deep aud fixed purposes ~
His will is ike his frame and that is Of
iron" Then with such a will aud pur-
pose At the head Of the Government,
there is yet much hope. His veto Of
the Iuonstrous and iniqutious Freed
mems Bureau enlargement bin gives
still greater hope.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08
DEATIIs.

AZ his residence ct Bowers Mil, on Nor.
gans' Run, last week, Jesse Leo aged ~
yam.
On the 2ith int in Freedom District Of
this county, REBEecA, wife Of hr. y Far.
yGL, IN The 8Gh year ofh her age, Well may
Il be said Of her, She was devoted wife,
profound christian, which was freely exon
pihcd ia her last hours
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08
MARRIED.

On the 10Th Of February by the Rev. A
j STRIKER, at the residence Of the bride, SAN.
ugL II CoXSEa. Of Lancaster county, Pa.
to CARoLISgE Cgorsg, Of Bnltinorc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08
Wanted immediately.

0AO Prime Chestnut Posts. Also, a
ZOU good active BOY, between the age
OF II and II to work in garden and run err
rands. JOHN IL GAMBRILL,
mar8-3t Taneytown Md.
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No. 85l Equity.

W. OJi hluAty'
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county:
Elizabeth Loyeall, mother nRDEREn
and next friend of " this End
Margaret A. Loveall. day Of March,
as. 1866, that the
Margaret A. Loyeall, Audit filed in
tho above cause be finally ratified aud
confirmed, unless cause 60 contrary DO
shown on or before the oath day of March
inst. P,Urided copy Of this order BE- pub
lished in some newspaper printed ID enroll
county, for two successive weeks previous to
tho last named day.
WI. a, McKELLIP, elk.
True copy,--rest; ,.s
MARSH VIM. A. McKELLIP, elk.
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County commissioners Notice.

TElIE County Commissioners for Carroll
County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FRsT MoSDAY or
APRu, 1866, for the transaction OF
business.
BY order,
4Hi LEVI VALENTINE,
mars A. Clerk. =.
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30 Acres of Land,

moro or less. There are about o Acres Of
lirstmic Timber Land--the balance
being cleared, we'll fenced and in good
state of cultivation.
4 fine chance for good speculation is
offered 10 this Land. rs there is abundant
Building Materials thereon, such rs good
Timber, Stone, Sand and Single Wood
Terms reasonable to suit purchasers.
Enquire Of the Subscriber living in West
minister.
mars-Gt LEWIS TRUMBo.
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BALTIMORE LIVE srocK MARKET
PRICES on nEEFCATTLE.

Very best on sale ......S} aolc
That generally rated iiri qaatiy...-.S aSic
Medium or good iaiF quality .,......,... ia nc
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows ~ NJ
lnicriof and Invest gr,des Of Cattle. $50
General average of the markci.~... &c
ENtfcmc range of prices, ........,5a Ole
Most of tho sales we're from .........G a5!c
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the balance arabic land, all well lined and in
an excellent state OF cultivation. There i
an Orchard Of choice fruit The improve.
ments consist of a large and snowy FRAME
MANSION :. HOUSE, AaN1a
two stories, with Back Build MOI zs1
ing, all in good order and re- E3tiii2t4t1,ii415
Gently covered with Slate roof. There Is a
large yard around the Mansion we'll planted
with trees and shrubbery. Also good 81
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The supply ~ Hog continues good. an,
Tnr,s ghpe bal hale sarlai.ea from lus
weeks quotations The market may be rr
carried .isaIt at tho following figures ~
r4l ,, 4. t,pr ia rect
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY Virtue of a Decree of Hon. John E
ID Smith, Judge of the Circuit court for
Carroll county, in Equity, the subscriber, as
Trustee thereby appointed, will offer at pub
lie sale, on the premises, at Ridgcvillc, Car
roll county Nd, at 2.o'elock p Al, on
Thursday, 29sh day Of March
1866, all that valuable Farm whereof VIII.
liam I. Duvall, late of carroll county died
seized, lying IN said county, adjoining the
Town OF Ridgeei!le, on the Baltimore and
Frederick Turnpike, 81 miles from Baltimore,
and one mile from the NJ Airy Depot Balti.
more aud Ohio Railroad. containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08
SfIEEP

The number Of Sheep received tis week
{. mali compared with that 81 prcy'ou'
weeks; hui iirrr Is a fuficirucv FOR me de-
maad excepting extra good ones, "hleh are
scarce.
y Fmnbcusiinc reports ssie7 ut aa1 cts
gross; a lvN unly bringing enc latter figure.
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90 "A @ r. E q
g. 8iIT
WOODLAND.

I'd 20 PERCHES Of land more or less
here are from soto 70 aereso Of valuable
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-08
a RARE CHANCE.

THE Subscriber offers at Private Sale a
i parcel Of Land, adjoining the Aims
House Farm, on the South. and lying be-
tween the Washington and Gist Roads within
half mile Of Westminster, Md, containing
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

u 1t was our pleasure to attend
the closing exercises of Mr.. William
Handy's school, at the courthouse,
on the evening of the Goth inst, and
were glad to note the entire success
OF each youthful declaimer Too
, much credit cannot be given to Mr..
Handy as an instructor in oratory.
After the speeches, Mr.. Handy re-
turned thanks to the audience in a
very graceful manner, and then pre-
sented the prizes for scholarship and
good department. They were award
ed to Joseph Walker Garrett ard
Willie a. Galloway. The former re.
piled in neat and appropriate adj,
dress to his teacher. The whole
evening passed off most agrreably,
and will long be remembered with
pleasure by all who were present.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30
Administrative AaEa.

Y virtue of an order of the Probate
II Coult Of Madison count, Safe Of Ms
8l"sIppI, made Al the May term, 1866
thereof. he urder igntd. administering
OF he estate OF JOIN H M'rrudpr, de.
ceased. vii on tie Sch day # Iuly.
1866. te'wrrn tie hou.s gre.c, bel hv
law. bt''e be ccurjbau5e door il be
Try # Can'oo, - said co ny s.i At
! puhlc Vrntue. TO he hlgh.. bidder on
credit Of we've mon ~ from said day
Of sale re following 1erc'b,d lands. be-
longing 20 aid estate, owl: .hr E Of
the n ct Of sec ior 5 IN ,o~u,trr 9,
rang 3 east ard he S Fl ard Fl Of
the \. w If section 7. AID he : WI
"f.cct'0r 8 ana alIof -rcrio. l7snj he RI
and h. e. Of ben VI ana b. NJ o, he
W! o. Inc y vi and h NJ OF he "a
o' 'bf :. " Of section 10 ,ul h. NJ Of
the " ! Of nc \ VT Of SECTION 60 ~
t"~n'h'i rHnge east all lying sud
hring IN sad county Of Madison, ) axe Of
M',s'ssippi, sutj'c' 10 the dow, of the
Undersigned, nifav and rtIct If said
John ii. Mas uder, deceased ami which !
dover has heretofore been set apart md .
allotted to her by order of the Probae
court, end which dower-interest consists
ct 'he - Of s-cio" H. and the s E4 of
Sc" 10" 10 ard he \ ! of he w OF the
n WI OF sec ion go in township 9 range
= Tas' included in the above described
lands The purchaser or purchasers TO
give tond or bonds, with good and suf-
1cIent security, as provided bv statute.
E c. MAGRUDER,
AdminisIrauix &c.
June 80, 1866. eS4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

E-sP The Senate amendment to the
Civil Appropriation bill gives the
President Private Secretary, with
a salary Of $500; a short hand
writer with salary of $500; clerk
of pardons, with salary of s., 800,
and three clerks with salaries OF ST.
500.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

'The Chapel Hill, y. c., Univer-
sity held its Goth anniversary "A few
days ago. The degree of Doctor of
Laws was conferred on President
johnson, and Judge Reade, OF the
North Carolina Supreme Court.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

RE- The funeral of Gen. CaSS took
place on the Goth, at Detroit. Bust
ness was entirely suspended, and all
the organizations of the city took
part in the ceremonies. The sermon
was preached by Rev. DR.. Dufiield,
and the body was deposited at Elm
wood Cemetery.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

IL We have received, from tie
publisher, "Surry of Eagles Nest :;
or the Memoirs of IA Staff Officer
Serving in Virginia" 1t is thrill
ing narrative of the times of our be-
loved jackson, and being compiled
from the MSS. of Col. Surry, by the
popular author, Esten Cooke, we
commend it to the perusal of the
patriotic. L. j. Huntington, Ne.
4j9, Broome street, New York, will
send copies tree of postage, on re-
ceipt of one dollar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30
SATURDAY. JUNE 80, 1866.
COTTON-Flat, declined Q cents.

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Rev. d. E.
Burns, will preach in the Baptist
Church, in this city, tomorrow morn
ing at 1O4 O'Clock.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

@ The National Intelligencer of
the 10th is in mourning for its late
distinguished editor, William b.
SeatOn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

~ The President has appointed
Ex-Governor James johnson, OF
Georgia, as Minister to BogOta.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

re- Dan Sickles is likely to get
the position of Naval Officer of New
York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

fF George Frances Train is at
Washington lobbying for Maximil-
ian.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

fs- The Alexandria (ya.) journal
reports wide spread dislOyal Senti-
ment in Virginia.
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For NOur Kidneys,
For { hills and Fever,


USE CONSrI UllONAL MONARCH.
USE CoNSTi FUr iONAL MONARCH
USE CONS UGiONAL MN ARCH,
USk CON>Ti L IlUNAL MONARCH
II pas he tie b pod aud cures All sam Diseases
IL pur III tie Bloc and curr~ all Skn % -ra~rs
II pa hes the B.p.d nd ,uirS al KIN - .rsse>
IL p n t1e ~ and cue, al Skin Diseases
The th"vc Preparation, re tn. result Of NJ dic,l
Experience % the Sontn aid are MANUFACTURED
perally t"r ID seas IT this tirn OF the country
~ class o. Physician, who ar Vet pracriciue
MEDICINE IN MEMPHIS.
Thu elias, o Family Medicine, may he confident.
y relied IN by all pc r-rns.
N are not secret or patent each Druggist
eng ,uriIsh,d " "a the reclpa oJ each article
BUY THE GREAT SOUTH RN PREPARATIONS
lAU THE GREAT SOUTH RN PEEPAR ATOMS
Buy tiEG ,EAI OUiH IN PREPARATIONS
BUY TIL 4 GREAT >uU;H RN PEEPAR TONS
FOR YOUR FAMILIES
+ 4 YOUR FAMILIES.
For Y UR FAMILIES.
For YOUR FAMILIES.
SOLD IN CANON.
SOLD IN CANTON,
SOLD IL CANTON,
SOLD IN CANTON.
BY NO>RY. RICHARDS 4 CO
Bi MOShI RICHARDS 4 90
fl NOShG. RICH ARD> 4 co
bl N, sly. RICHARD> 4 co.
J. ?. DR0hIO0iE 4 TO-. ProprieIurs,
VII LEsALE AND RErAIL DRUGGIST.
Nj nphIs, Tenn.
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,. '. sEhHEs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30
III ardware and Cutlery,

lrou. knives and Forks, Pocket Knives
Files, ass t. Sho7els and Tongs.
Csrvers d Forks, Hand Saws,
Padlocks, Rmloc ks,
SGck locks, Draw
lng-Sr,vs, Cur
~ Combs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20
CITY PROPERTY TO BIZ SOLD FOR TAXES,

COLLECTORS OFFICE
CITY 18th, 1895 (
WEDNESDAY, Nay next the follow
dsres Cnanbe in Washingon, D.
Corporsdon said
said Taxes yiousy with such
Sale TO onmsuce 10 O'Clock A. IL and be continued
70 day TIL
THUs CASH. WIN. DIXON
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-06

TAKEN INTERNALLY. it cures sudden
colds, coughs, &C., we X stomach general
d, bility, nursing sore mouth, cauker liver
complaint, dyspepsia or Indigestion, cramp and
pain in stomach, bowel cOmpaint. painters
collie, asiatic cholera, diarrhea and dysentery.
APPLIED EITERNALLY CURES
Feons, boils and old sores, severe burns and
scalds, cuts, bruises and Sprains, swelling of the
JOINTS, ringworm aud letter, broken breasts
frosted feet and chilbIains toothache, pain in
the face. It is sure remedy for Aguc and
Chills and Fever.
PAIN KILLER
Taken Internally, should be aduturatel with
water or milk, or made into a syrup with mol,
lasses. For cIughs. a few drops on sugar,
eaten, will be more effective than anything else.
See printed directions, rhich accompany each
Bottle.
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent,
allowed TO have won for itself, reputation I'm.
surpassed in the history of medical preparations.
Its instantaneous effect in the entire eradication
and extinction of pain. IN all It's varions forms
incidental to the human family. and the unso.
licited written and verbal ties timony of the
masses in its favor, have been and are its own
best ADVERT ement.
BEW1RE OFALL LlfITA TONS!
The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable
Druggists throughout the United States and in
foreign countries
Priccs-25 cents. 30 crnis and 81 per JoH'c.
j. n. HARRIS & co, Cincinnati o..
Proprietors for the Southern ani Western
States
Sold wholesale AID e'ail by
r. T. RObinsOtt. Manitovoc
BACON, THoMBs Il 30, :"
I. NJ. BLACKsToCK, Sheboygan,
SWIFT DILLINGHAM, Gleuhula,
SM lTH & ELwELL, Plymouth,
+. A. BALcH, bingham ,7n3j
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MILWAUKEE, HOUSE
TIVE kIyEKS.

JoHN b. bCHUTTE has purthsEed nc above
j well known house IN Two Rly,re, formerly
sept b. Mr. Bobn, and will endeaYor to pleaao
all who call on him. In addition TO the hot.
b. siness, ho will keep constantly On hand
good stock Of groceries, toss fancy ARTICLES,
Yankee notous, cigars, liquor, beer, DO
Tro kivers, We De,-,aNs, IL 1868.
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GEO W. BARKER. County Judge.

In E'rObat,. -Naaitowoc County Cnurr
IN the matter of the ,.tare of Moses Elc,
deceased.
'nN reading and fling he petition of a,res
~ Fennel Of Denmark, representing ar.onc
other dimes, that Moses Ell = late Of Coopers-
town, Mnuitowoc county, OF tho 20yh day o.
March, y. 1856, a. sid Cpops W., die
iatesratc, leaving good, chatei> and ,,tata
within this State, and tina. the said petitiJncr
is brother in itw Of said deceased, and pray ,
ing that sdmins;ra iiou Of said rRtatc be to him
granted il is ,rder red rh2t said petition ba AeaTd
before the Judge of this Court. on Monday the
l6lh day Of April a. y lsGG, at - O'Clock !
~, at the Office Of the Co iu'y Judr- in t..r
village OF Mantowoc In said comfy. O.deed
further. that notice hereo! be gwen 10 the heir1
OF said deceased and to al per>ou, ~ CIR 1trf,
by publishing copy q his order Tor three
successive weeks prior TO ssi dav Of hel iu :.
he "Manitowcc Plot" & newspaper Limited %!
said town and Corutr. h ms Courr
GEO w. BARKER, County Jr igr.
Dated Man ow,c The 2Gth dsy OF Match A.
D !sGG.
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Il. Tis,E. AN.

.Srrrcyor and Girl Engineer.
d ESIDENCE near Clarks Mills, anitowoc
II county Orders left at the store Of NJ
Hahoney will be promptly attended to.
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GIVE IS A CAL L.
c. J. PETTlBONE g. co.
I'm s5r abase.--stare of Wisconsin,

kn q So ba sr.--Stare of Wisconsin,
Manitowoc County, g.. u TIE matter Of ths
estate OF Charles H0tilenarD, deceased
On reading and filing he petition OF Fred.
Rudolf administrator Of the estae Of said de-
ceased setting forth the amount of personal es-
tate that h Is come to his hands aud tie dig.
position thereof The amount of debts out
standing ga n5t said deceased, and in iScription
of all The real estate of which eli teCea sci
died, seized and the condition and value OF the
respective portion thereof, praying for license
to sell the same: and it Appearing to The Court,
from said clifton. that there j. not sufficient
D rsonll estate n.the hands OF said a2minisfra>
tor to pay sad debts, and that ia necessary il,
order to pay the SAME, TO seN said real estate
il is ordered and directed that all persons Inter
este il said estate, appear before The Judge
OF this Court, on Monday, the 23l day OF April,
4. D. 1866, at ten O'clock \. NJ, at the oficr
Of the C0u .ty Judge in the village Of Mani
towoc in said county, then end there to show
cause it any there shalt be why license should
not be granted for the sale oi said real estate.
according TO lie prayer of said petition. And
it ia further ordered, that copy OF This ord e
shall be published for tour succe s7ivc weeks,
once each week prior 10 the time OF sucn
hearing, in the Mantowoc Plot. newspaper
priu ed at u, nrowoc III "a county. By tie
Court,
GEO W BARKER. County Judge