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, 1866-05-30

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"0'ol0oeo oat4i AoeeoAS. June En-
,,,.,,...,, aaas ELEe1!ok oE off7cERs
4nspectot Leas1lt moved that the rule directing
DC suspended and thai the Board Immediately pro-
eceo 10 elect onicess for the ensuing 3ear.
A. luslhN.ot oallhntl!ne moved to amendment that
tue AIe ~ 4uesupu DC 20 aIteIed az 10 direct the
o'Eans!alou On Inc nf8i IUe5day amer the last FIJI
~ ~ - .asee. 49,.
4nc amendncht was accepted by Mf. Lear1tt and
passed.
1tpec1os 6n!lto1d moved to proceed TO the cleo
aon o. oWce1s. ..-
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mn - T"'~~ o-
,,,.aL S1n aoa1tu@t.ons <a4u. "SAe
s1TAAS@<A ~
cast The Eote In the affirmative for slT. Holden
, 1866-05-30

DswcEo Market.
- OswrGo, May -.
FLoun-s10..s for No. srItes $l2oo for red T1n,er
aud tl5o0 Tor double ettrs. :"
GEAt~-Whcat quiet: No. Chicago sprine II Il.
Milwaukee club told At ss,lo Com quict; No
tllinnis t3c.
10 NfW York.
LAKE. 1AroK1s-2ss bril- -four, SO nu utest, 1.soo
bu corn. 3.C0u nu peas. -
CAxAL ExIonIe-1 go btl. nonr. = so hu wheat
, 1866-05-30

Go to the BeAt-tao 70 HrYant e STRAIT.
tons Chicago Commercial College to get 4 thor
ou4h, practical bu.tne.a edncAbou. or 10 become Z
good Telegraph Operator Address tos dsrula,s,
BRYANT q STRATIoa. Chicago, Ill
, 1866-05-30

Sure to Regulate the Boxeelx.-Mrs.
Wicesow'e Soothing syrup II the only thing mat
Hothers can rely upon for their children. 1t cor
Ieetr acIdty Of the stomach. regulates the bowels,
and g1ses rest. health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process of tctthluc. its value is
11ea3culahfe. II eottens tho gums, reduces lu1am.
nation and Allas all pain thereby giving rest to
The eh'in and comfort 10 the mother.
rpay HShf23
, 1866-05-30
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Asy q.
GRAIS-whfkt dull aod 5 10 SC lower; aafes OF new
while Ieht IN nt san: rew aubsr, {a11. Corn tfm
and kc better: sales No. mixed st 69HQsic; No. i
No. At e5c. -
1IxF ERT1cvr.-r,ulf and nonntn.t
, 1866-05-30

Window Shades at greatly reduced
pFicet. +. E. RiGBf, % Kandolpa.Bt. c5Is
, 1866-05-30

C01EaEesN 4FomaIfc TeEetab{e Soap
a superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable O1ls In combination with Glyrcr7ne. and
the Nursery. Its perfume Is exquisite, and its
washing properties uuzfyallcd. Fo. sale by all
druggists. {eb12h9{8 1y.x1w
, 1866-05-30

Brick mnchsne-Thc National Brick
Machine nakes, With ontY twohoree power. 3.l. 900
splendid hrlcks per dag. with well defined cdccs
and uniform lengths. It tho machine does mol per
form Whist VIC Claim for It. NC will take ii haek and
refund the money: Address ABRAM REQuA,
General Agent. III Broadway, New York.
May3Qd9St.9Gt.H &y
, 1866-05-30

For the Best Stock Of Looking Elnasca
and Frr1t Jars 90 to y F. Mc17ills Lamp and
Glassware Store, II and - Randolpn.st- ps68
, 1866-05-30

Gnto Bangs. Mo; Sc for
Fotd's MsEic Furnace, Lauudsy and Tailor stoves.
Water Cooler, and Kitchen Fn1n1lusr dpii,
, 1866-05-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

4 Angle trial II cortaiu 10 satisfy you
OF the real merit OF Dacye Mas,c,l Pain Extractor
1of ourns, tcalds. sorca. c0rus. buutDns, rheuHn-
1tsm. itch. tnlt rheum, cut. and hyutscs. sold by
al Druggists at IS cents ! box Depot, ~ Cedar
street, New York. cS6
, 1866-05-30

"d.lrsey 4uccu,ss ak SEoxrsa Bonnet
Room. The oldest establishment OF the kind IN
tho city. 1A Like ttrcct, near CLARK street. dYl2
, 1866-05-30

For May. 1ss6..ls,s ,s@ 1870 s6 ls,1s* 9t7 4eu j.
For Mar, 1861. .16,S ,Sd3 1Gt;3 81 13,ui3 9{5 AN /.
lp1taAc.......- lfat l,lsi !: l.1o3 I lis !,
, 1866-05-30

PruAa1nE's Pnrc cider Vinegar will
pf,rt1sc pickles, 1nd ts warranted pure. Ask your
grocer tos no o1hes vitecar. L.r2esl worss Of 1hc
kiun ~ lht United States. CHARLES G. E. PACs-
s1sG, 33a and 3i1 stale Erect, Chicago
1fy1dS64tru xwH
, 1866-05-30

TOR SALE-At Lake View-A
desirable restdeuct OF eight ,ooms brick cesl4r,
and IN acres veil AiocEed with fruit Rud Ornamental
tFee.; Apply on the premises, or to c. COOkA0N,
NO. court HOUSE. 1853
TOR SALE-Ata q decided bargain
- Happlted ior soon-A new t1o-stosy frame hou,e
q ten ruoms, apd lot No. As South Ann street, near
MH1lnKton+ Inn edl3te POSSESSION. THOMAS u.
sEf Ek6 CO., Heal Estate Agents, No. 4 Metro.
, 1866-05-30
BQArDluQ.

POARDING-Pleasant Rooms,
~ both single and In suits with bonrd. raay be OBJ
!ained y the ST. Cloud House. - and II Ftank:
Ha stvref only two blocks west OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. t1NTQN / AAYSEs. e
, 1866-05-30
To Rent-Stores & @Mres

1O RENT-Qffice - Aud Furni.
tq5e for :ale Apply at Nos. 81 and Sc Lasa1le
street, Room 20 Il
ITO RENT-Store-193 Kinzie-st,,
l. suitable for commission bustuess. Also. for
seledetE, scales, Truck &c. &c. la1 At 1913 K1oItc
Street f1t
, 1866-05-30
Chicago Grlbn1le.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 50, 1866.
THE CITY.

Dn Ms. DAVIS will deliver Iectnrc, tomorrow
evening. At the Wathiuetonian Home Nos. Stu and
ST. Hest Madison street.. Subject - The Influence
oi Alcohol On The Soc,al and sauttnty Copd1roa 0,
SoEietY."
, 1866-05-30

Tue Gfrs1Es AGAIS.-Some time aro rane nj
ryps.es pitched their tents tu the VICINITY OF Col,
t,sc Grove. and attracted The attention Of the DO.
lice, who organized a raid upon them. Before it
MBs carried into effect, The wanderers Ind aban-
doncd The field. Recently The came gang have re-
turned 10 The old haunt. and their arrival has been
q: Eased hy LEu.bes Of thctls commit led around
That vicinity. A.a.n The police made descent and
on Monday. succeeded IN capturing ten Of The
gang. They were brought before Ju. lice Nll}fEcu
yesterday and r!ncd $50 each. Execution was aus.
pended on condition that the >acaoonts would lu-
indefinitely quit The city,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08
ORIGINAL POETRY.
For ne Telegraph.
The School-house on the Hill.

The schooterm is ended the roll has been called
Imperfect and perfect, answered by all;
Kiss each mate sadly bid all goodbye,
Schooroom and play ground, and creek that is nigh,
Now away from its shadow let thoughts wander STILL
All many time through the old creaking door,
Have ye come and gone In the terms before;
And the stealthy trick and the harmless game
The old walls witnessed then, the same.
Old, for only grey haired few
Know when that house on the hill was new
The windows are broken with stone and ball,
And have never blind or a curtain at all,
Save where the wandering spider would leave
sken web that II chanced to weave;
But sunshine is needed, know 1t well,
In that little school-house up on the hill.
The stove, too, is broken, but leaks not out heat
To halffreezing fingers or haIfforzen feet;
And benches and walls bear a record, ween,
or pencils and knives having near them been seen.
But sowing for good and sowing for IN
Have the scholars been doing there on the hill.
The old layground, 1t is long and wide
Formed from the road and the steeu hillside;
And the creek that goes on with its ebb and flow,
Has charm that aught else has not, know;
For naught looks so lovely, and naught ever will,
AS viewed from the schoolhouse that stands on the hill
With eyes your books when your thoughts were not
Have ye sat till the lesson was nearly forgot;
But fancy In life you will sometimes discern
That there harder far harder lessons to learn;
Then your thoughts will wander, as mine do still,
To the little red schoolhouse that stands the hill
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08
From the Albany Evening Journ
Joey.
By CELE sBALY.

Aye, JOEY, dost thou love me, Joe?
Sometimes marvel whether
The fond, fond flatt'ry you bestow
Is even worth feather;
For any man would praise my hair,
My cheeks fine peach-bloom glow,
Or love the sweet of lips so rare-
Aye, Joey, would Mt he, joel
Aye, Joey, thou wilt love me, Joe,
While gay my voice with laughter,
And fresh the bloom that men praise so
But how in the hereafter2
When coming care my brow shall shade,
Turn white my locks like snow,
And all the glowing, warm tints fade,
Then, Joey-how then, Joe?
Aye, Joey, dost thou love me, Joe?
Thin clouds above are forming,
And though the morn is fair, you know
Ere night it may be storming.
E'en thus 1t is with human life,
None are exempt from woe,
And when my season comes of strife,
Then, Joey, love me, Joe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08
WHOLE NUMBER SS4.
SELECT POETRY.
Memory.

Has he forgotten, I wonder,
The love of those early dsysf
We thought not how far asuuder.
Would lie our different ways
Unspoken the hopes we cherished
Our visions were bright and fair;
How fearfuIly an have perished
Our castles were built on air.
He passes his life in palace,
With slaves at his beck and call.
l live in home so humble ra
lis scarcely home at all.
Does ever thought regretful
Come over his heart of me?
Has prosperity made him forgctfuT,
Of all we once hoped would be-?
1 am world-wearied now, and faded
lie would pass me by in the crowd.
Deep sorrow my life has shaded
And broken my spirit proud
Perhaps it's as well that as strangers
Each moves In different sphere
"Twould be to my heart some solace,
If my memory still was dear. aa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

A LONG RAILWAY The railway be-
tween Calcutta and Bombay is about one
thousand miles long, and is trayersed by
trains in about four days. The only
through traffic at present consists OF
mails and cargo. European passengers
cannot travel the entire distance on ac'
count of the heat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

Don Miguel ex King of Portugal, is
dead. He was the third son of John VI,
and when six years old, followed his pa
rents to Brazil, where they fed from Lis
bon before the French. His education
was so neglected that at the age of nine
teen he could neither read nor write
He rebelled three times against his father.
When his brother, Don Pedro, became
Emperor of Brazil, and ccded the throne
to his daughter, he offered her in marriage
to her uncle, Don Miguel. The latter
accepted, but afterwards repudiated her,
and forbade her landing in her kingdom
In the war which ensued, the French
and English aided the young Queen, aud
Don Miguel was driven into perpetual
exile.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

EMORY LUCE, Propagator and Dealer in Grape
Vines Green /, ouse Bedding and Vegetable Plants
Persons abont to Plant Vineyards, will find 1t their
advantage to consult on the selection of sites for
VINEYARDS Soils Rino, of Grapes, best mode and time
OF Planting. Examine mples of Growing Vines and
compare prices. Ashtabula. Ohio
PURE BRANDY made from Grape Wine White
Catawba and Blackberry Wines for medicinal purposes
for sale the North Ridge. JOIN P.NREW
Ashtabuia. Jan. 1866. v-S3g
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

If you wish to know how an associate
speaks Of you 10 others, mark how be
speaks of them TO you.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

Why do the birds in their little nests
agreeY Because they would fall out ii
they didn't.
What is the difference between stab
bling a man aud killing hogs One is an
assault with intent TO kill, and tue other
is killing with intent to salt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

A clergyman who resides i'll this vicin-
ity, so near that we dare not mention his
name, recently decided not to live on
store eggs any longer, but resolved to
get some chickens and have fresh eggs
every day. He bought pair of splen-
did chickens, made nice coop for them
and invited his wife to take a look at
them. Taking her to the yard, he point
ed with pride to his purchase, promising
her soon some fresh laid eggs The lady
exclaimed, "Why, they are both rooSters. "
"You do not know anything about it, /"
replied the Parson, they are hens! Af-
ter short dispute neighbor was called
in who decided that the lady was correct,
and hearty cro,o, from the fowls, clinch-
ed the matter. The man and the wife
turned around to speak to the 'Rector
but he had sloped,' we trust wiser man
Brtdqepot Standard.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08
ASHTABULA, OHIO, SATURDAY DEC s. 1866
BOOK STORE.

M. q. DICK, Dealer IN Books, Stationery, Fancy
Goods, Yankee Notions, Toys Wall Paper Window
Shades, Sheet Music and Music Books. Agent for the
Mason q Han1in Cabinet Organs. 500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08
l Have Orders Not to Go,

81 have orders, positive orders, not to
go there orders that dare not disobey,"
said youth who was being tempted TO a
gambling saloon.
Come, don't be SO romanishl ! come
along like man." shouted the youths.
"No, l can't break my ORDERS" said
John.
"What special orders have you got ?
Come show them to us ifyou can. Show
us your orders"
John took a neat little book from his
pocket and read aloud:
"Enter not into the paths of the wick.
ed go not in the way of evil men,
avoid it pass not nearl turn from it and
pass from it -
"Now," said John, "you see my orders
forbid my going with you. They are
Gods orders, and by his help mean to
keep them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

In powerfully written article upon the news
from Ireland, and quoting the language of some
of the London journals, the Tribune says:
"Recollecting the Irishman's inherit
auce of wrong, it is the least to expect
that English Government should studi-
ously incline to be merciful, and to man.
itest justice. The prayer of Ireland, and
of Englishmen in its behalf has for many
day been unobserved. If, in despite OF
every oppression, Ireland still exists, and
is measurably in sentiment and intelli-
gence with the civilization of the world,
it is in puruance of law of growth by
which no principle is permitted to die,
and no murderer to stamp out the seed of
his victim; by which John Brown and
Robert Emmet still live, and are surely
marching, with regenerated and regener-
ative hosts, to the ballot-box-be it in
America, where black men are denied
their rights, or great Britain, where Irish
men and Englishmen alike have their
wrongs. Praise, all who will, the Eng
land which pets its scholars We dare
not applaud the mother who devours
her children.
Counseled, armed, prepared, by the ma
ton whose power is so teebly represent
ed ~ millions of money, is terribly fright
ened at what it was pleased to regard a
mendicant rebellion. Such shouts as now
pursue the Irish Rebels from the columns
of the London press sound very like those
which must have followed the Jamaica
negroes before they were killed by mob
of uniformed butchers, and onlinously
like the cries with which the titled victims
of revolution were bounded to the gull
| 1ot;nao
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

sEYMpUn 4 GlDDIYGs, peeleFs in Pine and
skingles, nc Msnuieciurers Of Doors, Sash, Blinds
Fence Stph w. Orders ier suracipg Mste6ing, Saw
WG SEYMOUR SIS 6m a, q, GIpDINGS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

w ATER THAT WILL N OF DROWN,-All
travellers, writes correspondent, have
mentioned with astonishmcnt the pecu-
liar buoyancy of the water of Great Salt
Lake, and it is truly surprising. No dan
ger of ship-wreck need ever cross the
mind of those who navigate the lake, for
it would be simply impossible for them
to sink if thrown overheard. With my
hands clasped together under my head
and my feet crossed, I hoated on the very
surface of the lake, with at least one-third
of my body above the water. Upon a
warm summers day there would not be
the slightest difficulty in going to sleep
upon the lake and allowing yourself to
be blown about as the wind permitted
only one would need an umbrella to keep
off the rays of the sun.
1t has oeen stated that three buckets
of this water will yield one bucket of SOL
id salt, but, inasmuch as water will not
hold above 25 per cent. of saline matter
in solution, and if more be added tits in
stantly deposited upon the bottom, this
estimate is, of course, too large. On en-
quiring of the mormons engaged in pro-
curing salt, they unanimously y stated that
for every five buckets of water they OBJ
tanned one bucket of salt, which gives
the proportion at no less than 20 per
cent.
No visitor to the lake should omit the
bath; the sensation in the water is most
luxurious and leads one to think himself
floating in the air. On the way back to
the city it will be as well for the bather
to stop at the sulphur baths just outside
tations which have formed upon him, by
a plunge into the fine swimming bath,
whose only objection is its peculiar oder
,nd its oyraat boat
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-08

ROBERT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bre,v-
cry,-Office and Brewery Bank Alley, (near Farm
ers' National Bank,) Ashtabula Ohio SO
RADFORD 4 KAHN, Brewers. Office and Brew.
cry, in old NJ e. Church. Main street. Ashtabula Ohio
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EE EsroE:.t. -Na,.itae &C tcuury |o.rt

Tzi Essos.:.t. -NaitGr &C tCunIy Io,.rt
II ,hc u,.tt>r Di us t.t.ty q l5,' Is N4>hi,,
d. clsad
nN reading and fling he petition cf Cha,..
~ Luiil < administrator with lie viii aI.Iex.d
OF The estate OF said q, ceased tfr. tl III me
el'oUIt Of Fe!aonal estate TIA hIv. c"alc - Ai=
'aui3, and t." disposition ie"t, tie onI@ua.
Of G,bts Gu stasd din against said d,gca,eG, "a
dcs, rpii, OF al u c real rt,e 81 nhiCh s.ia
dtccastd died se.zrf, aid t'Ir condition aai
YaiUC o. tht iCST.t ctlvc pclti..is thereof! eaj
praying that license be to him granted 10 sell
the whole o! sand real es:ate, and it appearing
by sad petition thai there rot ari'Sri..n, pr.
8 al tstare ~ he ha 4 OF Sid id att j. IL
LAY eart G,btS, and taat 1 ~ il 0.
der 10 pay tie sanI" To se HE whole OF ..ii
real ,.i.}e il is o,d, red ard dir cred that all
persons Interested IN said cstste, pear before
III Judy. OF ts c, urt ncnd3v, the 70
day al i, ,uHy, A. u 1sCG, AZ % Oct ck 4
n III tie Iiuce OF the ,uutY Judge IL AMI,
tcHoc IL sa:d County, raen ana th,re TO how
eau d" ut HGy t!.crc shall bed Why lease should
not te giant, d t,r tie gale Of SAID real estate
accudiog to tie prayer Il sad petition, AMI
It /. further ordered, TIA, 4 cCty this order
snail be published for tour eli e@s-ye weeks
pTicr TO said day OF hearing in he "s;anitowue
Pilot" week Newspaper liihted IN II AMI
toHoc IL said county. ~ the Co'rt
GEO. w. BARKER, Count, Je ~.
MsaitOw Jan lSiG.
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Guar Ill a ms Sale. --In Pr bate, Maui
I ( cnuuty court. Iu the matter o; the
Qua, dI.Eship Of the MiEor hens Of Henry
Htu'emeye,, deceased.
NJ Ol1CE ID hereby given, that by virtue ard
~ il pUT>uanc, of al Older Of Lcrnse m.de
- said matter, on the hr-t lay OF February, A
d 1866 by The cou ~ court OF SAID COUNTY,
the Undersigned Guard OF the MINOR heirs Of
<sld deceased, viii On Friday the 23d dav Of
+, bIuary, D 1856, al 10 o'cl,ck III the for--
noon OF SAID day, the Office uf the County
Judge IN the Will. &c OF Aauitowuc in said
equity, offer for Sale, at Public Ntuloe, the
following described Lands to wit: all tfar
certaln part Of the north cas- quarter cf sec,iJn
No Jour K ID Township No seventeen ~,
norih o! range y twenty ttiee east, com
mencmg ninety three aid 0 lie rhiId rods west
ot the north east corner OF said qaar;cr -ectioa
running thence west along the own NJ, thirty
Three a. oJe third rods, n, nee south one
huhdred aud sixty reds, thence east thirty
'hree aud one IhItd rods, thence rorth one
hund ed aud sixty rods to the place of begin
ing Contain & lhIrty three and one thid
rods more or les. The Tern OF Sale vii. ne
made known at th- 'lHe ard PLACE Of sale,
FREDERICK HILHER
Guardian, &c
MsuitoICc Feb. J. 1864
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Sheriff Sale.

II .ni.owoc C"un.y Cucu;. C1urs- aae 2.
ian Il. anst Nicholas = o!!allg a:.l Th,oIols
G Sh,ve
~ VIRTUE Of and pursuant TO IN cxacuti N
/ lssued uut OF and under tie seai 81 tie Cir
cuir Court tor Manlt"wuc [. ufty. il The Dove
eutuied action ed the -,cru q, " Il .ItnQ-
ayy a d. 1856, 10 me Directed, | have l,.rjy.t
upon the f'tluwing described read estate atua,
ted in tho county al ManHoSoC, To S.t: the
south wess qYartur o. the north east quarter
AID The soUh west 4 IT TT CT iEe Il rju We {
Quditer OF section twenty erv2r, I fGW
nlnateer (lgl range twenty ORE, (2U Whom
snail expose Tor sale and sell at i1pic ,uet on
at Tie urt pl:se II The village cf Hanltawnc,
on Sa,, rda,. he II n day OF F,brrary, a. L.
lnGG, a, o'clock p NJ. D-lrA thl, 3 ~ Of
J.luuy, 1866 GEO, : GIuEEp Sherif.
Bv f X RAnD Cydey Sheriff
CEAs II. NaLgER Pialrt II 1T Y.
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SlseriE-s sale.

State Of Wisconsin, Hsnilo-Jc' Ccurty Cir
cui' Court
5. NJ. Campbell, Plaintiff. aGsiasr Fs.nkiin 4.
SC hsi'i, and Mary II. =, field, le'erGtr's .
IN WRIT L Of and pursuant 10 u jn4-ucls; c,
J sad court IL the above entitled ac,i1l raf-
d,r,d at the June tel III OF the circuit C0a?t q
the Safe of 1901 sn held III and inr III coUl-
t. of Mitiio~oc a: the Courl luu-c IN { t.."n
OF Manitowoc on tn, q day June, a. . l>ds,
| shall expose tor sale, an S,N ~ Tl6hg
,uction a; tie Court House. in the vii ~ end
equity OF Manituwoc, on Saturday itc III!
day Of Fetrulr,. j. p 1905, At Elie hour Il
lG O'Clock VI tat day the tu,i0H - 'j".tf,b>t
mortgaCef pr niiSes CT - ich lEeIeof as
shall % sLthtIrnl to raise { e >uitlut due - Il
plaintiff, Tor principal '!trIcs al Gusts, ~.
gtthep Hthr tx,,eI,ses OF sale, tn al: Al tie
,iiiowiIg described parcel OF lard situate
iylGg and btilG the county ut Anfit"eCS:.
state OF " !sc nain, described u! follows, to-
wit: The ru,ll west quarter OF the north east
quarter, and the Moth cast quarter OF ihc H0rih
west qlaIter Of section Number eight tnl III
,o~rshlp number ninetren { ~ narth Of range
number tsenty-one (2l east, ccnt.nirge ghty
acres tnure CT irss,
tit.F; GLOVER.
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County, Wis
CARER, PITHlN & DAVIS Pitts Al'tA
Dated Shclt's 1ttcF, hanitowoc, Dec q,
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han'towoc C,unty ,,.a. IA the nst.sr 0!
the estate at hi:'es ku,hn decreased
10 all whom II nay Cofc.ru.
I EfTERS oi Admnisiratn II Sjth tie will
IL srLexed on said e>tAtt h4vlI Z been Is moi
=, = aries l.u (, on the - DAY e Ny IL.
otr, A. y. 1865, and six months from and fer
the date hereof being allowed and lint q lur
Creditors To pIeseht Ihrlr Claims tor eratIIus
ion and allowance Noice - her,. gwen,
Hat the uud' r-'gned W II the ST. fay ~
JAhu ~, 1865 the h day Of March, 1866, and
TIE LSsh dt5 MAJ, 1856, 1T ,he froUuc n:'cs
la hanlt. voc, "A said County, receive, exatu, t.
AID ADJUST all cialus and q luaId. .lI pc. sqEs
aadIu,t SAID Dc. eas.ti
GEO " BARKER, County Jsdse
Dated hvvo,nbvr IS a, 1860.
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CLAhko' MILLS Warranted & u, Tor sa'e
~ IS he te~est cash price at the r:ore Of
H. Man kIr. All ct thu, brand OF four war.
ranted to give entire sarisfsctlon
h4ri!oHoc, Angn:: - 1855
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En- S9E.: Ie.--Sta'e u NI.C.I>iIl,
MnHitow"c C"r.n'y, Il the Ia teg u tbs
.~tttr al Henry u.un. deceased
~ this 9th DAY of December, : 4 1858
~ upon reacing AID tlliig tie pe.Iaf,n Of
Am, Rang, etall g that Henry Run . OK
Ko- suttl, Of the G"tinty Of N.,ltowuc,- lie i
Iu'e> a,e on ~ ab, u Ia. s i4y Il = e! uscr.
1865, and praying thar m. he apno.nsyI
a,tnln. ra,or IT the e>Ja.e OF III" -t.:
4, cca.et. 1t is Ordered, th,t am'l application
be heard before NE, at The irUGate Oi.e
L. he town EQUITY OF NiaIJ"wnc. Of H.
sob cav Of crmBrr, A. D l-fj Il, lG
O'Clock A III Aud It i. further o.aare,;
that office OF uch apfilcttron and hrarjrc hc
given by publishing cor Of tina ,rI,r .r
thr' e successive - 'cH5 Grrc i: each week il.
the Marijosoc Plot, Il nuw~pbI,er ptiutei ia
-ai, town and County, prIor 10 al! iI..Ii1g.
By the Court. GEC. ~ BARKER
CoGL.! judge.
Mapituwoc, December 3, 1855