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~A ehildren's aid society has been organ
lied in Newark, n. j.
SIT is proposed to form a ..ladies' club in
Philadelphia.
- Raw snails are among the delicacies ofthe
season At Paris.
~Ihe farmers in the Androscogsin Valley
Nane. find hop-raising very profitable.
~The next Kentucky State FAIR is to be held
ST LOUISVILLE, in the second week in September
0Jhe Paris style for wedding suit Is pearl
gray trousers. marine blue frock coat lined
with white silk. and gold buttons with the
Vearer's initial.
- Walter Brown has been defeated in the
racing match for the championship of Charles
River. Mass.
ga neat thing in earrings comes from
Paris in the shape of pair of enormous hairy
spotted spiders, with fly caught in their fee
lers.
"Ihe young women of Tiverton, Mass
have formed a club on the model of the Sorosls
CT New York.
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The RICHINGs OPERA TROUPE have good
7, sson 10 feel complImented at the reception
they met with last evening from a very large
audience, comprising most Of the distinguished
citizens and strangers in the Federal Metropo-
lis. Martha" il is needless to say, was given
IN excellent style. Te-night Mariana is an
nOunced, and on Wednesday evening the IA. .
yJrite opera of the Bohemian Girl" will be
sung. when the members of the Chinese En-
bassy, accompanied BY Ambassador Burlin-
game. are expected to be present
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE AS THE DEMOCRATIC
SANDIDATE--A number OF politicians of New
ork met on Saturday evening at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel, for the purpose of concerning meas
Ures Tor presenting Chief Justice Chase TO the
coming Democratic Convention as their candi
cate for the Presidency. A. Oakley Hall presi-
ded IL was resolved TO prepare a circular to
o. distributed among Leading democratic poll.
uelans and editors, setting forth the CLAIMS Of
Dir. Chase upon the democratic party, and the
OblrCt TO D- attained by MS nomination. A. Oak
ey Hall, and Messrf. Symes and Austin were
appointed committee 70 prepare such a cir
Cular-N. Y. Tribune,
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OLE BULL.-Our readers will bear in mind
that the two concerts advertised TO take place
tomorrow and Thursday evenings, at Metze-
rot; Hall, will be the only two occasions on
which this great musician can be heard, as he
I,ayes for his Norwegian home shortly after.
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The terms Of the seven Republican Senators
voting "not guilty" on the eleventh article of
impeachment expire as follows: Fessenden, of
Maine, 1871; Fowler, of Tennessee, ISL; Grimes,
Of Iowa, 1871; Henderson, of Missouri, 1862:
Ross, of Kansas, ISL; Trumbull, of Illinois,
Ia: Van Wrinkle, of West Virginia, 1859
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Tar GETTYSBURG
kATALYsINE WATER,

The remarkable facts connected with the discov.
cry and history Of the Gettysburg Kstalysine
Springs have rapidly spread al over the country.
and lnyaIids are every where using the water as A
remedy for Rheumatism, Goat, Gravel, Dyspepsia,
including Dps sOa anf Ots o Ss
s.1sd p and
of soda and lthia and the kindred ates Of
ian snG q Lime would ss s
AN ALMOST A 44HHsAfgI sRTssf CUBE OF A
ST MARy's CHURCH, CHESTNUT Hill, PEIL.-
pELPHIA, December 4, 1851 -GENTLEmES: /
sssr sp2Ssy 7sfs :.S
fair trial have the sTaiihcation t. declare that
Viptae Of ss sHs sssn
l have suffered from chronic rheumatism for six
70
acute Inflammation The last attack commenced
repeated fits Of the acute form, 1 have had the
gre attest pain produced by this terrible mslsdy !
during ss feps 9s
70 be in this condition for the remainder of my fe
81 tie
gradually and surely relieved, until, at the pres.
sn .
water; without any Other Kind Of remedy. am
s Sy arising from TIE
q DAILY improvement So far from being at any
Sesn s..s se:sn hc o.
my Deighbors TO the water and il has fiee TN.
ally cured dysps peia and kidney disease
This is the first te-timoni al of the kind have
ever written, and now send IL to you through .
feeling of duty 10 the community. i have delayed
for long time in order TO avoid the slightest risk
of hsstinese or delusion. Most earnestly would
recommend this rming remedy to all persons 81
feeted by any OF the ailments TO which it IL ap
T. T. MoRIARfY. d. d.
Or: Huber, of Gettysburs, and Or shsarer: of
,ssx.ino rstss o % H. ro5rtos ~ ursss. "a
hard lumps Of rheumatism.
NEW YoRK HosrIrAL. 3le Btoadvsy, Nay 6,
l6e-We have used the Gettysburg Katalysiue
Water In the New York Hospital many months
chiefly In cases OF Rheumatic Gout. II has bee n
very effcacious IN ell the instances when ID has
''H JAMES vAEDEkPoRL. M n.
home Physician, New York HOSPITAL.
- Fer further Information q to the CURA.
TIVE and PR0PHYLACTIO effect Of this
EAIER We refer e our clrculs!. which wiz Be
HIbu.n z 90; W. g, fhcmp.ss. Brosn 4 90. q.
=, 6imme, kidwell eon. william b ButwSsle
S. csisest p rSfd, T.ll:ss Elliott Hocss,
= Mcleod, John Ccnshlin, z. ID. oilmsn, waite
Pharmacy, Drugststs. my s. l0ts
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The Methodist General Conference decided
or Friday almost unanimously, by the adop-
uOn Of report from the Committee on Epis-
ooraey. not TO elect any additional Bishops at
this session OF the General Conference.
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GENERAL Coles CAsE.-The ALBANY Kaick-
crboci er Is eredibly informed that District At
torney Smith Will next week move the trial OF
General Cole on the indictment standing
against him for the murder Of l.. Harris His
cock. What disposition will be made of the
N otion remains TO Be seen
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OF THE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STATES PATENT OEFTC E

On the petition of ABNER WHITELEY. of
patent granted to him the I'd day of'August 1854
and reissued the 9Th day of January 1885 for an i'm
proyement in Track Clearers tn Grass Harvesters
which takes place on the 22d day of August, 1853
Patent Once on Monday, the 10th day Of Aueust
to appear and show cause, II any they have, Why
said petition ought net to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
file In the Patent Once their objections specially
set In writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the or
fee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon testi
mony must be filed in the Office twenty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ten days AFTER filing the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the IntelliRencer, Washington
ID O., and in the Eyeaing Chronicle, Cincinnati ,
Ohio, once a week for three successive weeks; the
first OF said publications to be ct least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing.
my 26-w3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
DIANOs FROM THE EIGHT BEST MANU-
L factories in the country warranted.
Prices Of new ones $3.50 and upwards 1870
Good second hand ones $50 and upwards w
For sale on small amounts monthly. Also, large
assortment Of Parlor Organe and Melodeons.
JOHN =. ELLIS,
my 2-t 800 Pa. avenue, ne ar 10th ut.
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~From Mexico dispatches via Havana saw
that another revolution against Juarez's an
thCrity has broken out. and is daily gaining in
s-rapgrh
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JAMES yAEpERPoRL, ND.
Home Physician, New York Rospitsl.
w EppIES nAnDs. IFyIrArIoH AnD aAr
- FRkNCH nIcHABD0ONV.
myOt $50 Pebnsylvahia avenue
w HBxRY CITIZEN BRASS AND CO tn

Being connected with no military organization,
can e ensased OIL liberal terms, q IN unss. -
ORDERS 6. fs LETT s,s Sss:
Mesis Store. OIL. Iowers' Beot Stoss, .Sesse
si T. and s s.,s Yard 81 e
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

l. HIS is TO GIVE NoTiCk, That on the
sd day of May, A. D.. 1853, . warrant in
MILLS, of the city of Warrington Of said District
who has been adJudeed bankrupt on his own Pc
ttion that the payments Of any debts and delivery
OF any property belonging to such bankrupt, to
him or TOR his use, ana the transfer of any prep
erty by him sre forbidden by law: that Q meet M
OF the reditors Of the said bankrupt to prove their
debts and choose one or more gnees Of ais e.
tate. will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to be
holden at the City Hall In the city Of washing
ton before j. Sayles Brown, Register. ON the 9th
day OF June, A. D. 1858. at 10 clock m
DAVID q. COOLING,
U. s. Marshal Of d. c., as Messenger.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

IN BANKRUPTCY,
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Sc.
AT the City OF Washington on the lith day Of
May, 1853. The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF bic appointment assignee Of ANDREW J.
SWEETSER, in the City OF w Washington, within
said District, who has been adiudged q Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the sspreme Court OF said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney at-Law
my l2-wsw City Hall, Assignee.
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lJZ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 15Z
BETWEEN 17TH AND IerH STREETS,
FIRST WARD.

152 .pKsNsrLvAk1. AVENUE. I52
BETWEEN I7rH AND IerH STREETS,
FIRST WARD.
TIE North AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
TIE EoSsEs q y 1 Isty T U.s s s Ey,rsD
EST Of GYg rHAs'
TEAS.
HsDRS Sa
Tea, Black and Green siftiDgs.
v,,,. m, CofrEEs:
cbickey. Coffee roasted frssh every day.
Bakers Chocolate. Cocos, Broma, Gri esn vsnii-
la and Sweet Chocolate.
Brown, English IsIs SAs CHARMED, sr.Du,.,.a,
Gut, Crushed aud PSwdsred,
PUKE CIDER yfSEGAR
Whole or Ground Strictly Pure
GENERAL ASSORTMENT.
gilof Ak Huiie Olive Gstssp, SAUCES, cspers.
fsnds. fatrseis .; ysS,is and lemon 6ar1ie
Powder, Corn Starch ooDdsnssd Milk, East Indie
oelli Maccsroni: Yeast Powder, Rice, saso, B.r-
isy. Ts sG AalWSn; ss,tpster, Bee.ws,; aiI.
siIlsri:, Cream Nut Ensi.h w.iHTt sS.issrf.,
~ Hsmp. hillet. Rape, Celery, Flax, Csrrs~ay
and bite ana Black Mustard Seed :, n sminy,
Besns split Pess. Dat Meal, silver sand. weIchs
sno BAY s Far lily and E,trs Flour, Graham Flour,
tetoes, Brushes, Brooms. whisps, Buckets. Bss-
kets, Blscking and Backing Brushes. Clothes
Lines. Clothes Pins, Wooden Ware Of all kind,
oockery Ware, Table Salt. @ A. Salt
Fancy Toilet soap, 8. Esf.s.
Bsbbitts, Dobbins, Chemical
Olive, d. tersive. Reyes celebrated Tallo Soap,
used by meet every family
COAL Gil LAMPS, PATIENT BURNERS
SHADES. WlCKs
CpEW1NG and SMOKING TOBACCO
FINE CIGARs, sCorCH SNUFF,
Many other articles found In Q family grocery.
.-.rF WM. kEEfH,
Agent for the North American Tee COMPANY.
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IMPAIRMENT Op THE INTIRIOR,
IL UNIFIED STATES PATENT OFFICE

~
On the petition OF DANIEL HALLIDAY, Of
Batavia, lllinois. formerly Of Elfiugton Conn d,
him the 18th day Of Ausust, 1854, for an i'm prove
mept in Governor for Windmills, for seven years
place op the feth day Of August, 1868
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
next, q II O'Clock m. and oil persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons 0pposi, a the extension are required to
nile IN the Pate Mt Once their objections, specially
day of hearing all testimony fled BY either party
20 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
TRANSMITTED in accordance With the rules of the
once, which will be furnished on application.
timony must be filed in the ONCE twenty days be-
tore The ed d:y Of bearing; the ..sa%sn, If any,
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In the
kspubican and the lntellisencer, Washington,
d. g.. and in the Tribune, Chicago, Ill, once
a week for three successive weeks; the ofst of
ssd bsp s "a least sixty day.
my 26-w5w Acting Commissioner of Patents
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NJ NO OTHER ESTABLISHMENT INTHE
uS United State, has such an extensive as
LOB ORGANS, MELODEONs MUSICAL IN
sTRT MINIS, MUSIC, and MUSICAL MER-
New Piano and Music wareho9se.
my 2oI 500 Penna ave., near 10th st
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Everlasting CORSET STEElS.
10 Cents.
(0nly AGENT
e.. BAUM,
HOOPsKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY
40 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
my 23tf betwees 9Th and 7th streets.

~ EW B o D X 8.
A Concise Glossary of Terms used in Architecture
Profuseiy Illustrated. 81.
Where is the City, Among the Different Depomi-
nations. $40.
The Ny this Of II g New World. A Treatise on the
Symbolism and Mythology Of the Red Race Of
America 81 50.
The Old World in its New Face. By Rev DR.. Bel
lows Sl75.
Breaksptar. A Novel; by the author of Guy
Livingstone" 50 cents.
Margaret By Lyndon. SlU
steven Lawrence, Yoemsn. By Mrs. Edwards.
Sl25. PHILIP 4 S0LOMONS,
Metropolitan Book Store,
my23 1872 Pa ave-, bet. 9th and 10th SITS
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w GOD AND COAL.
For the further accommodation OF my customers
in the central part of the city have opened an
OFFICE and DEPOT at No. 81 Louisiana avenue,
between 9Th and 7th streets where they can rely
upon having their orders promptly and faithfully
executed at the very LOWEST MARKET RATES.
WIN. GCINAND,
my 22-st' Wharf foot Of Sd streete east,
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In RECEIPr OF THREE MARsHALi ND
!! = LEWIS, rsned PL4EQs; Thee -
HrATEef seven octave Pianos made ForVNVV
sale very low. We cell your Attention TO- them.
JOHN y. ELLIS,
sos PeBn<ylvaria avenue.
Sole Agent for Chichsriag Sons Pisaes
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CARR IAoHeI CARRIAGTsn CAsRIAo

On hand q large and fine stock Of new Ss6YSX
and sscend band Carriages, Of my own A@"
seated Pony Pheton nss ly new; also. one secont
hand Bret. IN In. order; will be sold low for cash
Repairing attended to.
JOHNF BRIDGET
Pernsylysnia avenue, near Thirteenth street
south side. nv aS-N
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YONS SILK DEP POT.

A POSITIVE SAVING TO PURCHASERS OF
SILK OF FROM rs TO 80 PER CENT
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Common shane a. GOOD M a. q, =, lie best. ahs RID
JACKET (Colbacn's Patent) AXi Cannot be exceliea.
We g.asanty they win cut p per cent mere t1i'n
common Axes with less labor 10 the chopper
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Eminently Satisfactory.

The action of the National. Conven-
ton says the Madison Jou7,al, has, in all
respects been satisfactory to the loyal
people of the West. Both the can
didates have dwelt long among us,
and ara Unidentified with our interest,
while they are above all narrow, sectional
feelings and we think the democracy viii
find it hard work to excite a prejudice
against the ticket by appeals to prejudice
against New England
The platform is equally satisfactory. II
few sentences it condenses a great dea
OF sound doctrine. While Radical it i:
not intemperate, and We can see no rea
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The Soldiers COnypnti0n.

The Soldiers aud Sailors held Couven-
tlon at Chicago on the 18th inst. Ii
proved a grand success. A large num-
ber--oyer 1000 delegates were present
from all parts of the country, and they
were addressed by many of the leading
Generals of the war General Fairchild,
Governor of the State was President of
the Convention. Such men as Generals
Logan, Sickles, Stokes and Cochrane
made eloquent speeches. The War Ea
gle cold Abe'' was present and futtered
his wings to testify his gratitude at seeina
so many of his Cd friends once more.
They adopted without dissenting voice and
with great enthu iasm the following
resolutions
General Logan, Chairman of the COM
mittee on resolutions, reported as fol
lows:
Resolued, That the soldiers sailors now
as ever, steadfast to the Union and flag.
fully recognize thu claims of General e..
s. Grant to the confidence of the Ameri-
can people, and believing that its victo
rles under his guidance in war. viii be
illustrated by him in peace, by such
measures as shall secure the fruits Of our
exertions and restoration of the Union
for the Office for Presidentof the United
States
Resolued, That in the maintainancc of
those principles which underlie our Gov
ernment, and for which VIC fought dur
ing four years war. we pledge ourearn-
est and active sup eort to the Republican,
party, as the political organization which
IN our judgement, is true 70 the princi-
pies Of loyalty, liberty and equality be
fore the law.
Resolred, That speaking for ourselves
and the soldiers a II sailors WHO inperiii
ed their lives to D eserve tie Union. we
believe that the i parchment Of Andrew
johnson, by the House OF Representa-
tlves, for high cri nes ana nisdamcarors
III Office and tria before United States,
Senate have pr :~ented unmiStakcablc
proofs Of his guilt and whatever may he
Judgement OF the tribunal before which
he is arraigned tn verdict Of the pcope
Is .tsuIlty, and We regard any ;5r,rltuT
who has voted TO his aequ;sai rs falling
short Of the prop : discharge Of his duty
in this hour Of = country trial, as an
worthy the confid tce o: a brave ana 10y
al people.
Resolre3, That The soldier and s3ilase
recognize no diffe. nee between the ma
tive and adopted citizens, and they de
nand that the Government prng'c the
naturalized citiz rs abroad Its well as
those OF native biz h..
After the reading Of the third rcsoln-
ton every member rose to his feet ard
gave three heary groans for Andrew
johnson and the traitorous Republican
Senators, while the band played the
Rogue's march.
On motion Of Gen. VIM Gregg, of
New Yo.k. the aboye resolutions were
unanimously adopted amid cheers for
Gen Cant.
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OUR CHICAGO LETTER.
Correspondence of the Manitowoc TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, MAY 23d 1868

CHICAGO, May 23d 1868.
I suppose there is very little use in my
writing letter this week Telegrams
and condensations from the Chicago pa
pers of the news of the great Convention
Will no doubt fill up all your spare space
and to those sources | propose to leave
you. for information on the subject. 1t
was apart from all political considerations
one of the grandest spectacles ever wit
messed in this city Thousands of strang-
ers were here, filling our hotels, lodging
houses, restaurants, friends rooms and
every available place for slumber or re
freshment. Only two classes of caterers
to the public, drinking saloon keepers and
proprietresses of bagnios, complain that
the Republican Convention was failure
and sigh that a party more liberal to their
trades had not met here instead Yes,
one set more, the gamblers, they say
that precious few of the delegates came
near them and what there were, were so
cussed sharp that they beat the banks. /"
The streets were full, day and night, of
enthusiastic Republicans, and at almost
any hour one might hear in the central
portion of the city, the music of a brass
band or the voice of some Strong -lunged
patriot When the unanimous nomina-
ton of Gen T. S. Grant for President
was made known. enthusiasm reached its
height. The broad street before the
Opera House was full Of the eager ex-
pectant multitude aud they greeted the
welcome news with series OF cheers
which almost drowned the echoes of the
cannon from which grand~national sa-
lutte was fired. Inside the Opera House,
when the chairman announcee that 5out
of $50 votes for President, go had been
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son tor dissent from any of its planks on
the part OF any man who did not sym pa
thlse with the rebellion. - q. =
1t is In favor of guaranteeing suffrage
to all loyal men OF the South, denounces
all crimes of reputation as a. national
crime : declares that taxation should he
equallzed and reduced as far as possible !.
demands strict economy and honesty In
the administration of the national govern
ment; embraces a terrible Indictment
against Andrew johnson for his high
crimes and misdemeanors asserts that
citizens Of the United States, whether
native or naturafized must be protected
abroad: reaffirms pledges made to SOL
dlers and sailors and their widows and
their orphans and favors the encourage
inent of immigration.
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4 Remarkable Speech

While the Republican Convention at
Chicago, was awaiting for a Commite e
to report the following took place.
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The nomination Of Grant and Col
FIX has been received with a unanimous
@ tburst Of rejo.ying from the Atlantic
t. 1he Pacific. Tie New York Herald, a
disinterested gl:erilla newspaper, says
that Grant is stronger than his party,
and that Colfax is the next strongest
man IN the party, The New York T1-
bsae predicts that Grant and Colfax will
receive more votes than were given be-
fore to a Presidential ticket. and larger
vote than Lincoln received over McClel-
an in 1864.
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Chamber tomorrow evening, 10 ratify
the nominations and platform of the Re
publican Convention, which more than
satisfies all loyal men.
DuBUouE, May 23.-all over Iowa,
Minnesota !, and Western Wisconsin the
the news of the nomination of Grant and
Colfax causes great rejoicing. The peo-
pie can and will support them with a
hearty. good WILL all Republicans here
are satisfied.
The ratification meeting in Milwaukee
on Teusday evening was one of those
spontaneous afairs that is full of the
hour. The enthusiasm resembled that
manifested at public meetings during
The war, when the news came that Cen
Grant was moving on the enemy S
works"
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street Com .ssi0ners
Nnfscc.

To the owners or occupants of lots abuttng on the
East side OF 9tt Street bvtween Hamilton and AIadi-
Streets the first Ward OF the Village of Miami
towoc, County OF Manitowoc State of Wisconsin. b.
Take notice. that ut meeting of tie Board Trus-
tees of said Village the ;25th of May 1873 a petit
oa signed by oDc-haf of the owners or occupants OF
the lots above mentioned Irjyin.; that said Board
cause sidewalk to be hut NiLti. Stre.ts.s above
described was unal mouSly granted by said Board
the undersigned Street Commissioners of said first
Ward We're ordered 70 notify the occupant of
any lot adjoining such contemplated sidewalk TO make
the his proper cost and charge within 30
DAYS after the publication OF this notice aud that if
such work is net dome IN the time required the
shall hc done by to the lowest responsible
bidder and the expense thereof charged 10 the
lots properly cfargeabie Herewith.
Dated Nav 2Gth. 1865 -.-,f.| r...-s =. .t.
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StkzE1HEEsss SAK.E.-Manitowoc County Ci

=. n = 4 = ssAElE.-ManitoWoc County Cir
- cult Court.
Arvin L. Weeks and John o. Thayer, against Charles
Neirch and Frank iiasliuger. 7tt..
In virtue OF and pursuant to judgment rendered
bS said Court III the above entitled action the 18th
day OF March, l60S, and Of execution issued Of
SAID Court against the goods and chattes, lands aad
leneineIts OF the SAID Charles Heirch, have seized
all the right title aud interest which the said Charles
"erch hes on the 2oth day OF November, A. D. 1865,
or Il any time thereafter, Of in and the here;naf
ter described premises together with the building
erected theoeoa by SAID Neifch and the apDurtenan
ces thereto which shall expose or sale and cell as
the law directs, at public auction at said building
said premises
Friday the 1oh day of July nert,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon OF that d8~ to-vyit:
The norti, quarter of the north fquarter Of
section No. twenty-five (25 town No. eighteen (lS)
norh OF range No. twsnty-one (2l} east in County
of Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin, and the build
ing thereon scted hy said Charles Wireh and ap-
performances thereto ..- ...-.
Dated, May 18th, 1868. Get
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