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Tn Can 90 Go-sAID AvD Pnuc., Yss srAv-. Mrs.
n~x~-rhs case of Gonsaiss and Peliio.r, the mar.
dsrers Of ssnor otsro 10 the Ciy Para lat fall
argued % the motion ssids The Jsdsn.ai a the
sapr.me Court, General Term. before The Court q Ap-
The supreme cour deossss ihs, the prsoasrs no
lessiiy convicted, and granted them trial yroa
This decision y Morris, Esq the strict Auornsy
appealed mo declsioa of NE appellate oogr wul 10
oksd FOE With interest
Courr sssnoss la tbs Kings County Cosr ~
General Sessions before Jsdss DnenAn yesterday the
following prisoners 1rsssed .-ynnc. fov.s,
forgery Enss Up,on. grand larceny; Brdsrt Eorrisoa
and Ann Williams grad isro.ny. ! H1rison aaa @
Tsy. burxasy samuel rs..d pis.sss guilty 70 barsiry
In the s>oond degree. y. Eyer pl.sdsd ssny 10 put
larceny; r " ssrton bssmy, ?. Jennn b,ssmy
y BoyIan, bafsisfy, G % r~rry, burylAry; I..a.li.
Lawrence peSfed goity H. petit larueny AMI an
tspcsd months IN the Pententtsry ronss " isy
robbery, A Van Gsscerk AMI Burt fslonioas ssnaut
james Martin pieAdsd Tsisy 10 The charge ~ srsna lar
h.as<roIs aud q chapmsn srssd sro~ny. pa.ss.A
ra1ty " ths h1Es u PIT afceuy AMI s~ns~nesf
" nooths Imprisonment 10 the P~nsnti.ry prsseis
Jset-Ds, r.nd l.osnyi Mary Pskssr. grad Aro<ay,
vfliiss A kysr.. grad larceny
yuO.rDrs A~srtr John ssoep.I . German, r-sssins
Al No Ia schoss- Stree, arrested "a last sssssy
pornns % Ne chsrrs ~ aonmgIns fsiosoas s...sii
With an are. 9Th inisns 70 si cosssf Hsnsss his isrs
lord App~~n hs so,as.1 sytu-ns -Dos 10 be
aratnsnu 70 The s.nsysno. q nssshsyr. sss ths
inJary q The hoss~ vh~e N. is.sisrd s~ssg.~sst~1
sta hi~ a his eondset whsr.svoa the pr.oess SEE
sss as.1 6esss os'sss .sss ss .r-.s-s ss p,,s..s-
nsf ssm~ svp.~uos, syt ss~iiy ss~xss be Ma "
s<ss sfssv a-fs>s uss - No sa-s
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n.vhy Prehaen, Of the Hoeruiau Society," who IS said

Ma Head
=" go ~ nesu n Centre Tor oanada:--
.s, Ma % ysTRYsEs-rwo years have elapsed since
,.'srva many chances have aken place Of Wal imp
sSs.a i7n rae not only at home bal sIso 70 thae
e'ea abroad, even TO the remotest corners OF tue
TN you all know the misery that Is entailed upon
ar anior,unae colRW aud tho strus les which she Is
a.g ior freeden low tho masses Of our country mAu
s vussu an, the donineefiny and tyranni al core
.aspeea bwanis them BY their selfish unnatural
absentee landlords Tvo long my frien6,
Gentiy long apprehend 70 nv the patience OF any
people Year aner year, month after month
and day aer day have the people OF Ireland pettoncd
prayed and shppiicsed Iteration OF their
Ise hssds Of the British government but that govern
nens which pledged itself 20 treat ireland as sister a
csng 10 her all the eqaaes rights and privileges Of
us constitution, has Turned deaf all their suppl
eaAaons and entreas and thrust them back into the
naaow'o the most hopeless misery There point az
wh'ch patience ccsscs be virtue; and the Irish
people having exhausted every argumsn mt in the moral
sror in the shiing Of her wrongs To this has 1t
q At and the day 10 not far distant when the clash
n arms and the din Of battle will be heard through
oue ihe length and breadth OF native land. Even
49, millions are riding their lons for the fight, and
wAn the day sf action arives the hoes for Irish free.
ao Will penstrate through every capital In Europe. and
49, beyond The western wave, the shores OF the
ks1spodes may my friends be expected to say some
ling about Vne position OF countrymen In Canada
,me' occasion ny assertion dob ed phen sad
mCsy t' sand O the Irishmcn Of Canada prparcd
80 sea =, m 'otod Che rcd 1rctn Of Ireland sun
sa the pr oviucs who hsve given substantial proofs
,heir devotion to Ireland Not only Is this
sevo'icn not confined to tho Catholic body,
, eo men OF every denomination have given ma.
nrMi y oofs Of their sympathy for Ireland
sn.N q many y the employees Of Gs govern
~ scoSnty. Noticed lately statement by that
Ming, No Gee that gresubacks wer, NOT wanting in
Tapping mp the Fenisn In Canada 7Ais ass rtio~
Ds1 app ange sctsn9 tell y,1 that ~ lea sum tam
1920 1sousand IIars contributed ~ the popk n
s1ao1t acdrds the Liberation Of Ireland MCGEE loyalty
= cVsy thing British now is easily accounted for.
cnT Soa msn'r LYNCH HzAD srpurSs
ne resident proposed three cheers fer Old Ireland
-. ay we Celebrate, aid all who IT, which were
With right good will He proposed three cheers
or as Lordship Bishop Lynch which rung cat IN
uu Irish styie Three hearty cheers were proposed
- ven for the President OF the Hbernian BenevOl
'oct Of anada who In return proposed Ia es one
~ rempt I7ssns-n a ire io-dIv yamss StephTs ne
pk me- rem add in n ms, rr;y,yo,s ,.,r.-r .f,.r
Ttnd b the crowds quietly disper,ed 49,
rpy pxyxyCs Or rax yrexr1rn
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Real Bstats Brokerage.
90 Pm mprron o. yHg ungAlD.

! sotiest In yow issos II yesterday an article On
~ Real s<sass and loan brokerage" which " likely 70
snsks wrong impression upon the minds OF many Of
your readen 70 the rshu Of brokers In the sailing Of
roa eststs The law 10 which your article refe,v does
not sncct real s<Ate brokers In any wisr. Thew Ia
stute In hh State preventing real estate brol crs
mn oonectng The commission which custom has ~sts y.
Ihe ssfus r~fsrvd 70 In your article applies on,'
90 saommiw1on upcn procuring loans Of mopey; aud
ials ptepdcd 70 sbolIsh John nrcfAyE
Ess Ycss, ksrvn 81 fsse
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Sales OF Real Estate.

Sales OF Real Estate.
Tbs sles Of real estate made yesterday were among
che most extensive that have taken place this ssasoo
mo property sold Of ihe best description being en
fscated and brought sxcecaiasiy high prices The fol
kpwing 10 The list
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evxAsssw neAwav~o~s--a csss-n~~ Tea n~sss~
~ s<srssp sst sssss "a a. sis Us. Ors<ss y
g.ss ess s.1.sh~s ssy-oA.as- 80 s.ss-l ss< ss-sr
~ sfr~~~k~fh< - .rt~as Nis<h~~t~s a.sfsas
ee nasf@T sn< - Ha~eHri~r ssYf
soa<sss sftks ssis y y ~ ~rsfra 49, -sats n 80
r.sssts.rt rh~y h~.rs hst s~fsf. t.ss<F -
$1,000 vsss-i ssa A. ts.assss tssis go sas
.w -se@s@n ~ r.sus s~wf ~ - - ue-sa Nsvsitsrs
yssee q Al ~ ena~s. AZ "a sssss sss ssssss s =.
=, -, ~ y coHHs. cA.,,u.a
e~ss~s..s... ..s $50 az "l.., s.....s-r
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Poisss InseiliQenes.
ARREST OF RErUTKD BURGLAKs-sroLgs YnorERr
REcovEREp-Two BURGLAKEs

ARREST OF REPUTKD BURGLARs-sroLgs PROPERTY
REcovERKp-rwo BuRGLAEIEs.
On the evening Of the 18Th instant the clothing manu-
factory Of Mr. Woods Of Tenth and FORTY
third street. entered by burglars and robbed Of linen
and black alpaca coats worth 81 800 sergeant Groas Of
the Twenty second precinct hearing u the burglary
took with him officers co,uell aud Whitman and started
In pnrsuit 81 tho eulrriis and Subsequently deS
In arrestins Edward MeGnn William Cunnn rham both
eighteen years Of axel and Philip Ryan secd to MY
nine on suspicion of beng the parties guilty n the tur
glary. After The prisoners wers committed 10 the
cels the oers received Information that the cloth
ing stolen from hr Woods had been di.pOscd u 10
q man . No 90 Wet Twenty-cighlh street Horzoant
nnrphy, sith officers css,seii and whi,usn, saitlsd
fof the plscs indcssd bat we're .nsbs hni ihs
stolen coats hey having been conveyed from there "
some place uBsrorn While making thorough Grant.
nann o. The ho1se however. nerrerui Nsrply dboov'
NED IN ths Apartments Of Alexander ridge and rs sn
Iouisa large qoantity u ogercoSs FRI kcoab pauts
Icons draScfs Sc sch svidently were ti~ tsecds u
tur, larry recently nitief M yl y spssr.s
that The resn Once Of Valentine yot, st ~ snih
vssu, had b'sn btoser op>n 90 ,is ligit Of hs 2sd
oNor idcnuiet - porte NJ th. stoieI from him
k'tee apd biz wife AMI james c1rsn-uNo = vet
rates ~srs csaned 10 a-al, On sSsraIn,iIu h-for,
sasncs Kelly. The oibcers are ain ~ syar-b q
w wssd's aolen pr,yerD. and shh fsir psosvecs q
AaRrrr 90 ~ iILEssp bcRaLsn.
On shs q, ~ ef 'te ffs ip.tsat she .wrtrs havs n
Mr. Albers y hr4,nsd. Va Its We, Ts-syfcnr.
'srss 49, eu's-sd ~ burglar vie fssssa sys5cls'
- '-ui Tipfows at fo.Dsd him u cicth'i 1rt I'D
rltrh sef rhNr. ~ Il lar.t tuntr-1 DOLLAR Trs
@fd,f Queer Riley ~ 10 Gfcfuh lrs..rt 1.rffias /.
'r,'n W Rfsnari n ial'sl sf,s w. AZ, I..ffg II
|. hfh - ~ elteli soy wtghs ne rrrfff -
.i., -. ~ s..s a.a. q. isn.' s.,ss
rsi $1,000, ~ x.h.s s.o... ,'..iil. ~ s;Iss,
s'iall r9n -tst1 BE- stA asa a.
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The Anais In the Firth Avenue Baptist
Church.

TO TIE EDITOR ov rus nuRALp.
Nrw YonK, March o. lsoa
The statements Of Or. Amltage regard 10 the Chris
an Unisn Conference In his church. and tbs failure Of
the speaten 10 appear yesterday afsrnooa sdver.
tised, mako Il necessary for me 70 make some state
menia In the capacity Of secretary OF the association
called on Dr. Arnitase stated by him. who gave me
. brief note or memorandum, ~ follows
invite DR. vermnyes dlseus. the question Of "Bapu.
70 n, on sis % E 5oasa. o9 IN sermon
bath 40 IL .r ssrss a. .niss ocosI THos xasifxoE.
B.p,iss sIein.vs Jssa. Christ and s apo"
This note In pencil, and undcr.tood At the tim.
applied s we'd 20 any other divine number Of dlvBen
who nigh, consent appear Tho Doctor Informed mo
that our President. DR. ysnis might be present. and
tina, a. many ten ministers could he accommodated
with seats In tho pulpit THIS or memorandum I
,cok 10 DR. vermilyea, who stated BIZ. oblect
tos "dseuszion" IT, however, we could have such a
meeting those being hold 10 other churches like that
In which Dr. Armitags himself took part In his o-n
church, bo thought good might the oAas. With
tbs dstina Undertaking that was To be "oonf.r
euce' OF the usual kind NJ which others speak
~ well M himself after several days considering H.
DR.. vermilyea consented 70 appear I remember his
gladiator but 10 speak the broad principles q Cbr.
tan union" After leaving him az DR. Kr.h~ Who
sLey might be then returned 70 DR.. Arm,,s.s .,,h
the statement that DR. yermiyes had appear
With other. IN conference on Christian union and named
Do krcb- In that connection, and expr-~-sd the bas
that one other clergyman night participate. Dr Arml
,.re a, osoe objected 70 any one speaking sroops Dr
vermilyca Immediately frankly Told him dld
lievo Dr. vermiiyes would consent 10 appear fov
would look too much like di.eusson Altar psasins .
moment D.. Armfags then conceded tbs post and lbe
suAnPemssn w.s maAs me ns~sisg s.l~s-
auenuy pespo1ed osoe 70 suh the time ~ Dy Kr~s~
and once W sun d. Vcrmiyea bat snaly 80 DOM
Tor yesterday and Asooanccf snoordlnry why Dv v~r
mhyea DID not sppsss y explained BY bis boas W Dr
bufrhssd regret thai could hsrs b~su pre~ost
~ the msstins, and not informed a sists %
things rss 90 have made tbs~s ststemsuts th~r, In
stesd q sps~sg spos ysss spAcs add pstsne. Yours
truly. HEsRy KInBAfI.
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TRADES CONGRESS.

Meetfng OF Presfdents OF Trades Unfons-
The Trades and Members Represented-
Additional Labor Convention 20 be Held
Ia Baltimore ON Monday. August 30. 30.
The eight hour system Of labor and other subjects Of
importance to the workngmen Of the United States
% discussed In grand national labor convention and to
ssks the necessary preliminary steps, meeting OF presi
Cents OF National Trades Unions WINS held at No 2oJ
Dswery yesterday.
Mr. WIN. Hardinge ex- Prcsident OF the New York
workingmen's Union, elected President and Mr. j.
q whaley, Presidento Of the Washington, d. G., Typo
graphical Society, was nominated As Secretary.
The Pmsnprr briefly explained the object Of the mee
hs and said he knew that all the trades in favor Of
Mr. n q. CRANE Of the Curriers' National Union,
moved the following resolution
Th. i the sens, q this body that national
The resolution adopted
Bone discussion took place a. TO The presentation Of
etonal convention should be called
Crsdsatal were handed in by the following trades
makers, curriers'. .aIors, carpenters, iron moulders
md vorkingmen Of Washington, rspressntng In eli
Mr. RsaAsD Emoss, Of NE MacAlnists' and BLACK.
ennhs U.ien, moved that committee Be appointed 70
Z: ss e ifss a:'s sss s;
Uunventbou.
y. c.s.... .sy.s !. :. ..s.a.... ~. ali osA.s
ee1misse y requested cs-opcFAss With the meeting
- shs psssidsats toward csias nastsnai Convention
The rseoiution and smsndmsnt both withdrawn.
6saA essre1 b NJ. Nssis:@
.;:s.s:4 rA., "A: ss1y - n.sonsi s.s-sasle. sf
ga -: & 3:
s::s,,:s s:; :.:a sss:: %. M.
Sous yAnlsaona b requested oorrssposd viii refer
The oonmiftss sfsr short rsoes prssspssl sh> fol.
ss.ins resolutions % subsusssss for ssoss q M
e:ss,,ss rs;s ~: ssdy r.s.m.sna MAJ ...en.l la
10 - and Cha: We DO earnestly o.n and
% -is tssif NE int ias.rs. 81, upon '''''''
:.!s ss.ss..ioa ina, .os.y .s-sd one ss-s.s.
Rs.ol.sd rh.i ne Trades Assembly q B.lsmor. bs ~
rsssd 70 make The Necessary arrangsnsnts
sos.poss With he me s.ms: fn,se: cs s re-
s..olss ~. s egs m,,,ss % sss sss cal.
- con! ancon WITH the Baltimore Trsaes Assembly
ssahioals them the action ssssn iSsr.oD ~ '"' COZ"
On motion The time for holding the so.vsntion vas
s1sssed 70 Monday, August 20, lsee.
sdoYsed
k.ssrs HardIsss roy and Reed we're appointed CON.
o sitse 70 carry out the last resolution.
nhe meeting then adourned
Sales OF Real Estate.
Tis ssies Of real estate made yesterday were among
che most extensive that have taken place this season
mo property sold was Of she best description being ~ea
Oscaied and brought sxcecaizsy high prices Tic fol
Aswns 10 The list
ny =. n. LUDLOW AND CO.
Herthesa corner Broadway and White street,
no AZ william street as sreo 4. ss oco
No Z Washington place Julien HoteJ ioIioo 49, Tz,aso
NJ A. T. aLnEcxyn Avp co.
Second svenue lots and buildings, vest mde,
bss~san Forty sixth and Forty seventh ssssa ess oos
Il
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SAPri0A sale.

State OF Wisconsin, Manitowoc County Cir
cut Court
S. n Campbell, Plaintiff, against Frank,in A.
'ScHted, ana Mary ii. SCoteid, Defeudan,e
| y VIRTUE Of and pursuant to a Judgment CT
l sad CONT ~ the above entitled aclior, rar.
dtr,d at the june TEL N ot the circuit court &,
The State OF Wisconsin, held in and for the cou,3>
t. # Mi,tcwoc a; the Court House in Ii e town
OF Manitowoc on the y b day Of June, A D 1864.
| shall expose for sale, AM sell st public
auction at the Court House, in the village end
cOuaty of Manitowoc on Saturdag the 18th
day Of February. A. d lSG6, at .he hour Of
10 O'clock ct dat day the following described
mCltgaged Pr, miSe3 ct 50 much thereof as
shall he sufficient % raise the snorrt due to II.
plaintiffs Tor principal interes AMI costs, TO-
gCther wi'Ee excuses OF sale, fowl: All tho
following described parcel Of land situate
lying aud btln5 in the ccuH Of MnnGowoc.
State Of " iec nsin, described "a follows, to-
wit: The north west quarter Of The north eass
quar- er, and the north cast quarter Of the north
west claItcr Of section number eight Is il
township number nineteen (l9) narth Of range
number twenty-one GU east, containing eighty
acres m.re OF less,
GEO 5 GLOVER,
Sheriff Of Manitow oc County, Wis
CARTER, PITKIN & DAVIS Pitts Attys
Dated SAcr.ll's tnice, Manilowoc, Dec. q !,
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Mapitowoc, December ?, 1865.
En- Probate.

Mantle Voc Go, nty Court, State OF Wisconsin,
N4r.it"~oc Coui ty, IL The matter OF tie estate
Of Huber rs Simon, deceased
~ lii I'd dav o, } inuarr, A. D 1866 upon
~ reading AID fling the petition of Fiauk
Simon s:aling that iubutuS SIMON, Of the
Couaty IF VI ,llitovoc, died intestate on or
about the 2U,h day Of August, 1856, and pray
ny hat Ctiharue Simon be appointed admin
istratl'x Of the csta'e Of the said deceased
l. is O!dered, that saii application be leard
b lore me, at the Probate Office in the town
a ID equity Of Man:tuwoc on the % DAY o.
January. a. D 1866, at 10 r'cock \. NJ. And
it FurtAer Ordered, that notice of said applica
:;on aid heariI : he given by publishing copy
OF this OF der for three successive weeks once il,
each we I in the Mauitowoc Pilot, a newspaper
printed in SAID village, prior to oaid hearing,
By the Court
GEO ". BARKER, County Judge
n ,nitt voc J IN. 2 1866.
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Guard AXIS Sale.

Iii Pl obato. Mari,owoc County Court II
tbs natter Of the Guardianship of the miLue
heirs "i ii chael DriscclI, deceased.
NJ JTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue Ar d
N in issuance Of an Order Of License, mads
sail matter, on the 30th day of December 4,
.. 1865, by the comfy court OF said county.
The III. ersignei guardian OF the minor htfrs q
said deceased, will, on Monday The 22th day OK
January A d. 1855 at &c O'Clock IN the tore
noon OF sid day, at the Off Of the County
Judge in the village Of Manto~,c in said couL =.
y offer tor Sale Ut Pubic We due. the follow
ing Lands, to wit F.: he west half of the south
east quarter of section No. thirty three 33)
Of township No. twenty 900 north Of Range
No. twenty three 1917 east. The terms OF
Sale will be made know al the time and plsce
Of sale. MICH Ell NAIiONEY,
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Nichael
Drscoll, deccnsed.
Datel 1T Hanitowoc the 30th Of Dec 1858.
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In prchate

Mantowoc County Court. II tho matter Of
the estate ot h.r'es Kaeln, deceased
To ELL whom II may corctr n:
7 E1TE!iS of Administration with tho will.
IL s'deAcd Gu SAID tet,tr havi, & peen is. &c |
10 Z aries Lu'i' z, Oh the 2J,h ray If N,v.u-
Der, a. +. 1855, aud six mouths Fl ON end IF er
the date hereof being allowed and limited for
CREDITORS 30 preseLt ,h-ir Claims for exanina
llon aid alhwaIce. Notice is hereby given,
thht The tad, rsiSi.ed " Il on the Sth day Of
Janu ", 1906, tie n day OF March, 1865, IN
the IS h day o, Ma>, 1866, a: The Probate offc.
II hanit' wee, IN said County, receive, examine,
and anJHs' all claims and demands Of all person
against said d., easod
GEO ". BARKER. Cou " Judge,
Dated Ntyou.ber 2S.b, 1865,
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GEO. REED,

Attorney and Coanseftor at Lar,
Has resumed the practice of his profession n
Mantowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention 10 all professional business
entrusted TO him.
~ Collections made in any part of the State
For few weeks bis Office will be found at
bis dwelling house.
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Err ErObaf". -Manitovcc county Cour,.
Il lie nlatttr vi tie estate Of thal le, hntll,

Err Probate. -ManitoxCc county Cour,.
In lie matter Of tie estate Of Cha ley hutLn,
Loco ed
TX reading and cling the petition OF Chnle'
~ Lu!ir < administrator with he viii annexed
OF the estate 0! said ceased, ting forth ih>
lands, aud the disposition the cot the amount
o: debts outstanding against said deceas. q, ard
a description OF ali tie real estate Of ~lich said
deceased died seized, and ID" condition aud
value OF tn respective pGt;i,i,g thereof, aod
Nrdlin that license DE to him granted 70 sci
Ike rtoe of said real estate, snc It appearing
5y SAG petit on thu. there IS rot sufficient per-
n al ostlFe in The hands CT Sail admins r tn
% pay Sd il debts, and tat i. 5 necessary IN Or
der o pay tie Famevto sell The whole OF sa,'i
real estate, it is o,dcTe.l AID dir. cted that s!i
Ter-ons Interested in sad estate, al,Eear heiofe
Ihc ]udgc Of ths Curt, OIL Monday, The is
doy It Fcb,n'Gy a, u 1893. a, "a "ohek A.
n at The office OF tie COUNTY Juds', ia AMI
t0~Hc Ia said Comfy, :hrn gnd there. 10 show
cau-e IF any there ball bri Why license shpull
accarGina to tie prayer saIi pe l;io,t And
1t is i.rfler ordcrci, III. copy Of this ori,r
shall be published fer :i"ur Successive. week,
prlor.ro saG day Of hearing in The "Manitowec
I tli"t, He,slg newspaper p;ihted III MALI.
I i4"oe, in said county. BY the Court.
! IS GEO. w BARKER, County Jn !se.
! Maat,w C Jan ) 1886.
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NsinSlli Slip.

hani.owoc Gcun,y tncult Conrt-- Isaac I.
Win a. aiIst Nicholas i o.lucr AID Tn odurs
Shove
IN VihEUE Of and pursuant to an cIecuti N
l issued out Of and under tie seai of the Cir
Gull Court Tor Manitowoc c, unity, in the above
eutltled action dl,ed the svc"n " of Janu-
arv, D. ist6, TO me directed, l have levied
upon The flowing described real estate situa-
ted in tho county IF &onilowoc, to wit: the
South west qDart,r o. the north east quarter,
a,.d The south west guar TT OF the rih Wet
quarter OF Section twenty seven, (27l tONu
uineteer. I!) range twenty oIe, G. VII Oh
SHALL expose sale and sell at public auction
at The Court II )use II the village of Manitowoc,
on SATURDAY. the II h day OF February, A. u.
1855, al O'Clock p n. DAiei rh. ID day Of
Jaluary, lScC GEO, GLOVER. Sheriff,
Bv X RAND. Under Sheriff
Cu.S II W.IE!R Paint f. A+r'v
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CHAs Il. WALEsR, Paint ifs Atty.


In I0b:ste.--State of Wisconsin,
Manlto~oc County, IS. II tne r.s;teg Of the
estate OF Henry amp. deceased.
~ this 9sh day of December, A D. 1865
~ upon readi'g and fling the petition OF
Anna Rump, stating that Henry Rump, OF
kossuh, of the County of Malitowoc, died
iu!estare on or ahlur the 8 "ay of December,
1865, and praying ihAt She be appointed
admin. 8 razor If the esta'e Of the ga; /
d ceased. l; IS Ordered, that slid application
be he nd before me, at the Probate Office
in the town an County of Matlitowoc on Il .
30,h CAV Of d cembcr, A. D 1865. a. II
O'clock \. VI. And it il further Ordered
that rotiee of such application and hearing BE-
given by Publishing copy Of this 'ritr for
three successive w.ekS once in each week, u
the Mal!i;o~cc Pilot, newspaper printed in
sail town and County, prior TO said hearing.
B, the Court. GEO. w. BARKER,
County Judge.
Mapitowoc, December ?, 1863.
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GEO. n. WOODEN,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Justice OF the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attertion gwen to col Getting, &c. OF
fee on York Street, Manitowoc Wis nl-tf
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& SURGEON,

N NINItN a .LIIUrON,
OFFICE in the building formerly occupied BIZ
Kuehn & Co Bankers Orders left at T L
}. kpl sons Drug Store VIII b promptly
afforded to-
f.,ueliar attention paid to the uestn,en: OF
oihcut aud critical caees, and to consul;a-
n'n. Al.o, sIar:ng Surgeon for Pensions
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Cattle Fair in Classo nyilIe,

4 CATTLE FAIR AND SHOW vii be held
II in CIa-sonyile, town Of C.to during tie
coming wear Us follows: First Mondays of
October and Decente-, 1895 ard the Fire.
Hordsys Of February. hprii, Jnre, ard August.
1856 hULHALb l. CLASSON.
Pesed sept 7, 1855 Proprietors
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q. TORREsON T. CO.,

pe.lers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, rockerv, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails
etc, Produce of all kinds wanted, nl-tf
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
! could furnish any amount OF testimonial.
of its efficacy from my own patients. but the
practice # bringing bcu Int and fictitious ones
beior the pubic is so prevalent, do not deem
it advisable.