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In Probate.

Manitowoc County Court. In the matter
of the Estate of Knud Knpdsen Sohus, de-
ceased
ON reading and fling the petition of Sarah
~ knudscn of said county, representing,
among other things. that knud knudsen Sohus
late Of said county, on the 10th day of ebru-
ary, A. ID. 1864, at his residence in said ooun-
ty, died intestate, leaving goods, ehattels and
estate within this state, and that tie said petit
toner is the widow of said deceased, and pray
ing that administration Of said estate be to Ole
knudsen SOhus granted, it is ordered that said
petition be heard before the judge of this
Court. on Monday, the Sd day Of February, A.
d. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at my Office in
said coucty. Ordered further, that
notice thereof be given TO the heirs of said
deceased and to all persons interested, by
publishing a copy of tlfS order for three weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in TIE Manito-
woe Pilot, weekly newspaper published at
Manitowoc in said County
Dated at AIanitowoc, the Sth day of Janu-
airy 4. D. 1865. GEU. W. BARKER.
County Judge
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A Moat Strange Chapter.

A correspondent writes us from Water
loo, Iowa, asking if we know of one Edgar
Burnham, and of his history.
We de- And as it is a strange, true one,
known to hundreds, we give it in the DEM
ocrat, as it is, that we may correct some err
rors those who speak of him have fallen
into. Eight years since, when We were en-
gagged as city editor OF Milwaukee paper,
there lived in this State an editor named
Powell, now connected with a Chicago pa
per, we think. He is unless he has quit it
lately.
In 1862 Powell was married to Miss
Ellen Burnham Broadhead, Wisconsin,
after courtship of some months. Miss
Burnham's parents were old residents of
Broadhead, and of high responsibility. The
daughter taught music, had large number
of pupils, and was very attractive. Powell
lived with her husband two years, she being
all that time good wife in all respects,
presenting him with but ono child. At the
expiration of two years, when about twenty
one years of age, Mrs. Powell voice chang
ed, she grew light whiskers, and gradually
changed her sex, developing into a man,
In all respects, as if nature, anxious tor a
freak, had turned a portion of her wrong
side out
The husband and wife separated when
the wife became man, and Mrs. Ell Ell
Powell took the name Of Edgar Birnham
donaed male attire, sought and obtained
employment as clerk in Chicago and lived
q single young man for one year.
During this time he fell in love with a
niece Of Senator Morgan, of New York,
but did not marry her, for reasons not per-
tinent to this article. But about the end
of the year he did marry young lady of
Brodhcad, Wis, a Mss Gerta Everett, who
was a music pupil Of his when he was Miss
Ellen Burnham, over three years previous
to the marriage. This second marriage
was about two years ago. Soon after this
marriage Edgar" Burnham and wife re-
moved to Waterloo, lowo, where they now
reside. or did not long since.
The former girl is now a man the form
er wife is now husband-the former
mother is now a .Jather-the former young
lady is now that youg lady's husband
Truth is indeed stranger than fiction, and
the above simple statement Of facts borders
so upon the marvellous we could not believe
1t did sc not personally know nearly all the
parties.
Any one can be convinced, by writing to
parties in either of the places we have
named of the and entire truth of this most
wonderful transformation, which puzzles
not only the medical but the entire scicn.
| tiiic world, and which appears now for the
first time in print, though the particulars
have long been known to Us and to many
| other newspaper men and prominent citi-
zcns of this State, as to nearly ali the cit
iEeHs Of Broadhead, w'ferc the parties SO
| long resided la Crosse De'necrat
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A RACE Quite an excitement was oe-
casioned in our village on Tuesday by the
announcement that Mr.. II. STBREE
was to trot his horse to Mishicott
from this place in one hour, it being twelve
miles distance The horse driven by the
owner started at precisely one O. clock from
HoRN's corner, aud quite crowd vas
present, all anxious to seehim start. a
good natured doctor had offered to bet him
Si0O that he could not accomplish the feat
in that time, and it was accepted. The
horse succeeded well, and accomplished it
in Just fifty seven minutes and a half. a
great many had fnger-in .the-pie, and
there was some three hundred dollars
staked oa the result, some for, and others
against. We heard that some felt sick
when the result was announced.
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WILL lie Do AS he SAYS "A Washing
ton dispatch says the President expressed
himself on Friday in the most positive man
ner respecting the revolutionary measures
now peing put through Congress, if Con-
gress so enacts as to deprive him Of any
portion Of his constitution authority as the
Executive, who was as directly elected by
and as directly represents the people as
Congress was and does, may be expected
to resist such an cncroachment with all the
power at his command His right and
duty as commander-in-chiefo Of the army, Of
which it IS proposed to deprive him in the
pending reconstruction bill, are smons the
chief prerosatives which Mr. JOHNSON
cons istently defend.
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RErRIBUTIvE JUSTICE During the pc
litical canvass last fall in Ohio Ben WADE
was continually denouucing Hon. ALLEN
g. THURMAN as copperhead ard traitor,
and calling upon the people for tbesr vcr-
diet in his Gaze. The election ensued, a
verdict was rendered, aud in accordance
Herewith, "OLD BEN is removed from
the place he has long disgracefully fl.-
ed in the United States senate, aud Mr.
TnUrsiAs elected as his successor. 4 few
other modern Humans might profit by
the Lesson,
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Highest NIarkcf Price
Administrator Sale.

Manitowoc County Court. In the matter of the
estate Of Henry Franzmeyer, deceased.
IN in pursuance Of an Order of License,
made in said matter, on the 2''th day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1868, dy the County court Of said
County, the undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Henry Franzmeyer, deceased, will,
on Monday tie 18th day Of February, A D
1868, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the office of the County Judge in the
village of Manitowoc, in said county; offer fer
Sale, at Public Ven4ne, the following describ-
ed Lands to wit The north east quarter OF
the north east quarter of section No two (2) OF
township No seventeen ~ north, of range
No twenty-three (23) east. Also lot no one
I) of section No one of township No seven
teen VI north Of range Ne twenty-three [23]
esst. The Terms of Sale will be made known
at the time and place of sale.
EMIL BODE,
Administrator
Dated 1t Manitowoc, tie 2oth day of Jan
uary. \ 1868
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b SCARE. On Saturday afternoon last,
were alarmed by the appearance Of about
ozen men coming into our office and ex-
! inning that the building was on fire. OF
! rse we hastily dropped our quill and
I,t out and looked, and cur fears was
bn quoted on beholding the chimney in
] front part Of the building only on FIRE,
h ne were very glad that it was
thing more. We are greatly obliged to
,sc who were on hand ready to render us
istanee if necessary, and for which they
4 please accept our thanks.
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ACCIDENT INsURANCE.-The New York
Commercial Adcettiser states that Hart
ford accident insurance company lost s s.
900 by the recent railroad accident at An
COLA. Five persons we're insured at $4,000
EACH The entire insurance cost fifty cents.
T. G. Shove, Esq, is agent tor one Of the
best accidental insurance companies in the
country, and travellers, machinists, me-
chanics-in fact all workingmen should be
insured by him.
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IE THEATER The present week has
cssed another pleasure to the people OF
pitowoc, nothing less than the advent OF
aRY WILSON & Co.'S Dramatic
lpe," to the great delight Of the lovers
a theater among US. Mr. WILSON
led no pains in procuring one Of the
dramatic troupes that ever travelled in
West, and it viii be remembered. that
Eas with MILLS troupe when they yisi-
Manitowoc, some two months ago, and
may say that he succeeded admirably
when he secured the young and bril-
actor, Mr.. ". V. BREYER, who, we
iler, one Of the best actors that. there
D the stage.
onJay evening, it being the first eve
k, the celebrated play of Don CueSar de
an. the aleading characters Of which
e rendered l,.' Miss aAE8EE and Mr..
EYER, with quite good effect. The
sc was not as full as could be wished
but all who attcndcd-expressed them
cs quite well satisfied with the pertor-
bee.
n Tuesday evening, Bulwcr's play Of
Lody Of Lyons was played to better
sc than the evening previous, aud we
safely say, that in our opinion it was
|cr played bet cr, and everyone that was
ent seemed to be delighted, both with
play and lis players.
(n Wednesday we had the beautiful
Fe Of Honeymoon, which the actors
ed well. We would only say that
Fe who did not hear this piece, missed
|e hing nice.
Ne would here say to those who have
attended, that they had better go, for
no knowing when they will have the
nee to attend theater again at home.
~ night will be the benefit to Mr. VIII
|, and those who have a taste for the
ma will. miss a great deal ly staying at
he.
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|rta~ The "Ncv York Boys" who have
zen up their abode at IUBBAnD's Build
/ are creating quite sensation among
/ Dry Goods circles the astonishing low
ices and the superior quality Of the goods
Ii giving great satisfaction, all in need Of
" Goods viii have rare chance to buy
cd goods cheap. They viii only remain
he few days aud We advise eycrSone TO
he them call.
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tREAT BARGAINS. SHERMAN & Co
Re determined to sell ont their large
Ek of boots and shoes at reduced prices,
they intend hereafter to confne their
Eiucss to their Tanery. Here Is first
L chance for those who wish to purchase
be good boots and shoes at low price,
b we advise everyone to call and examine
|ir stock. See their advertisement in
bther column.
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sa- We find in AVER American Al
manac, (now ready for delivery gratis, by
the remarkable statement that the temper
ature of the earth, has not diminished
more than -30th part Of one degree Fab
renliet for 1000 years. To our enquiry how
he could make such an assertion, Dr. AVER
writes US the following answer. 'Hippar-
chus gives the exact record of an eclipse
in his time. This enables Us to measure
with extreme accuracy the carths diurnal
revolutions since to any eclipse now. Dim
mutton of its heat would by concentration,
shorten its axis and consequntly its time of
revolution on its axis The data show
that this change has been only such as |
state it. mathcmatically and indisnutably
rue = NeD IolL: Journal.
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rAGE LINE "A new stage line has been
led which runs between Manitowoc and
i du Lac daily, leaving here at 81
,ck in the morning, and ARRIVING at
j du Lac in time for the evening trair.
,e at the Cosmopolitan hotel.
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FLoTHINd--We stepped into Mr.. JOHN
j JoIINsoN's tailor shop the other day,
there seen some Of the finest cloth for
ats and Boys clothing that We have ever
n in this town, and besides JoHS C.
,ws how to fix them up, and be says he
rig" man out in no time in the best
he ever put on, good enough for q
9. Give him call
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Cattle Fair.

THE undersigned informs the public that 3
L Cattle Fair will be held at the Halfway
House between Two Rivers and Mishicott, On
the following days in each month during the
year 1865 March S0th, May 25th, July
9th, October 5th, and December Cd, and
would respectfully request the, public to
patronize him and his undertaking. The
Tery best accommodations may be found at my
place. IL
JULIUS WEILEP.
January 9, 1868. 925-ly
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Obituary.

DIED.-In Kalamazoo, on the 5th inst,
Mrs. RUTH EDWARDS, widow Of the late
Major Abraham Edwards, aged II years
and six months.
Mrs. Edwards was native of Massa-
chusctts, but resided sometime in Pitts
burgh, Pa and in Ohio, and also in De
troit. In 1884, she came, with her h IS
band, to Kalamazoo, which has been her
home ever since.
Owing to the position she held in this
community her circle of friends and ac,
quaintanccs was very large, and who Will
most deeply regret that, in her loss, anoth
cr Of the few survivors OF the orr ginai
settlers has passed away. The tnnoral vii!
be attended from the residence OF Jas. \.
Walter, Esq, On Portage St, this day
(Wedneslay,) at . clock ?. M.-kaia-
nozoo IeIegraph. Sth.
Mrs. EDwsaDs was the mother Of Col.
7. A. Il. EDWARDS, Of Yankton, Dakota
Territory, formerly Of this place.
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s. USs; THE BEST.-

5. USE; THE BEST"
nR. CLOCKS Excelsior Hair Restorer 10
IL the best preparation ever presented to the
public for the hair, and the only article possess
ing all the merits ciaimad for it.
1t makes Hair grow AOE Bald
zgcahs,
Arrests it's falling off or turning gray, cures all
diseases of the scalp and makes harsh, wiry
hair beautifully soft and uxuriantly glossy but
above all is the marvellous rapdity with which
cray Eznir fs EeestorsF
To its original color Use it few times and
10! your gray hair. have disappeared as if by
magic. at
But strikes ut the roots Of the hair. supplying
them with new life and coloring mattor. 1t is a
much better dressing than oil or pomatum, and
avoids their dcleterous effects 1t is elegantly,
perfumed, is easily applied and is lin all respects
agreeable to the senses. If after f:,if trial Z
this docs not prove to be the hest Efepara tiop.
before the public for the hair, the moilcs s-iH be
refunded Put up in large bottles and sold by
all druggists at $ per bottle.
DR.. F. b. CLOCK, proprietor, Manchester,
New Hampshire. !,
FULLER, Finch AyD FULLER, General North
Western Agents Chicago.
7. & j. ROBINSON, Agents for Nailtttvos
IL 3mos ch
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Es7nitowoc and Menasha
S: S: r. &. c. e LINZ Fl

The uhiersignep will run teams between
the above places for the transportation Of Pas
scngers, Express and A.ii, during the wintrr,
as follows:
Leave Manitowoc every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, IT - e!cck a. m, and arrive
at Menvsh same dry i'll time for the $40 p.
m train going south.
Leaye Mcnasha every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, and arrive at Manitowoc same
dag. Oaice in Manitovsoc. at National Hetcl.
". THATCHER,
AYcnasha, Doc %. 1861 25tf
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re- Twenty additional miles Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Omaha route)
have been completed and accepted by the
government commissioners. The road i,
now completed twenty four miles west OF
Cheyenne, and $40 miles west of Omaha.
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FOUND. "A choice and extensive lot OF
fresh Drugs, all the most popular patent
Medicines, Dye Stuff, pure Liquors, &c,
&c. Call at the City Drug Store and Sc
sure for yourselves. O. r. BACON,
27f Druggist.
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WIN AND COU N T r z

kAN.-Mr. CONWAY paid the fol-
bg prices for grain on the 23d inst:
Big Wheat 81. 95(92.00; Winter 81 20
60(965 cts. !; Barley Sl.75Gl.80 i;
$l.OO.
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WORTH CONSIDERING. Good diet makes
healthy children and healthy adults. Good
Saleratus helps to make nutritious, healthy
diet. Hence use d. b. J c Land Il Go. S
Best Chemical Saleratus, as it is perfectly
pure, and better than Soda for all pur-
poses.
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sy- "Irereation is JctteY' than cure Is
an old adage. and must have been written
before Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE was discov-
cred, for one bottle has, in many instances,
cured Dyspepsia in its worst form, whereas
it would take one lifetime to learn to go
live as to prevent this troublesome dis
case.
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HANKS. Mr.. F. MIKA returns his
ire thanks to those who contributed to
benefit BY attending the Tableaux on
evening, for his benefit.
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IIEF EsGINEER.-We neglected to no
6n the last issue Of the Plot that Mr..
bB HALvERsoN had been elected Chief
6neer. Bully for JAKE.
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bRREcTIoN. 1t was DAVID 0 SHEA,
PATRICK, who died in Eaton New
IS day. PATRICK is alive and well,
will be inclined to kicking when he
ne
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PRCpOsED REDUcTIoN OF TIE WnIsET
TAX The draft OF a new whisky tax bill
will be completed in few days, a Wash
ington correspondent says, Indications are
that the tax will be greatly reduced. The
sentiment Of the House Ways and Means
Committee is in favor Of a new revenue bill
instead Of that now pending.
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pea Santa Anna and his companions at
HAVANA are engaged in some sort Of a
conspiracy against the Mexican republic
Curious Developments are expected soon.
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rn Oscrcoats are advertisedin the Der,
byshire, Eng Gazette, for ST; mems
boots for t2 !. ) and full black dress suit
for $500.
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EE- Daring the trial of some Fenians
at Cork on the 18th vial of Greek fire
was thrown at witness from the crowd. 1t
did hot ignite.
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TAKEN UP.

pY the undersigned, on or about the 3Oth
- inst, white and red COW with a
bell on, about four years cid, with horns turn
ing in. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take her away.
MORRIS KEEL.
Manitowoc, Dec. 5, 1867. 20 st
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ss4- The Green Bay AIrocafe says that
Mr.. C. D. RoBIEsoN is still absent from
his paper. Though his Improvement has
been unusually. rapid, he intends to remain
away until his health is firmly established.
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EHNsT KERN,

Successor Of Beer & Kern,]
DEALERS il Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
- cry, fancy goods, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ma &c clothing, paper hangings
hats and caps, to- children's cabs, live geese
feathers, bird cages, kerosene oil and lamps,
&c. A share of public patronage solicited.
Store on York street, near its intersection with
Eighth.
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Married.

At AIishicott. on Thursday the 10th inst, by
Joseph Rankin, Esq, MIR. AUG UST TER
EMS to MISS BERTHA MEYER
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CLIFFORD Z GIBSON'S
Photographic Emporium and
Por|a ait Studio.

No. 1o6 Wisconsin Street, just above the r.
q. Milwaukee, Wis Every rrioty of sun
light picturing IT reasonable rates. Smalk
pictures enlarged to any requi-sad size, and
colored with ink cragon water or oil collors !,
The proprietors having had over twenty years
experience, each in his respective department.
oil the arts will undertake TO co as fine work iX
their line is done in airy eastern city
Send us a small picture with color of eyes and
hair, and complexion, and VIC will enlarge und
color it for Il moderate consideration
Full life size Por;raits nlade upon canvass.
Call at the Aiammonth Photographic Estab.
lishment Of the west, and behold slecimcns Of
art unex cclled in America.
X. A. CLIFFORD, J. s. GIBSON
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BUCKWf1EAT FLOUR.

NTE have m excellent quantity Of some Of
w the finest Buckwheat -four brought to
this market Ca soofI ard pnrchase soma, at
our store on the corner of Eighth and Quay
streets. WALDO & FLEIGLER
MahitoFot, Dec la, 1867 q st
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DY BRANDEIS & TREyELlS. in Frank
ID lin, Nanitowoc County, on the first Sat
urdayof every month--December, January,
February, March, April aud May,
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Arrest Of Geo. Francis Tram as a
Fepian.

London, Jan. g.
When the Cunarl steamship Scotia en-
tered Queenstown last evening, a strong
police force went abroad quietly and arrest
ed George Frances Train, Grinnel and Gee,
three Of the passengers from New York.
Ii is understood that these gentlemen were
tai ken into custody on charge Of being
active members of the American wing 0i
the Fecian organization. These proceed
ings cause much excitement both here and
elsewhere throughout the kingdom, es-
pecialy among the American residents.
Cork, Jan. 1S
A strict search OF the person and bag
gage of George Francis Train disclosed no
proof Of completely with the Fenian move
ments or.justiiying his arrest by the British
police on suspicion Of being concerned iu
Fenian plottings. Train asserts that he
came over to Europe as special correspond
ent in ireland for the New York World.
lie has formerly protested through the
United States consul against his detention,
and he declares that he was arrested on no
other ground Of suspicion than the iuding
Of an Irish paper in his trunk.
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4, D. Jones &c Bro.

Nj TfNEFACTURERS s. DEALERS IN
1sE IuIaber. Lath, and Shingles. Bills cut
10 sssEer on sho.t notice. Manitowoc, Wis.
n. JONES' ", JONES.
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VETERINARY SURGEON
And Cattle Doctor.

TOHN G. ROBINSON, Veterinary Surgeon
and Cattle Doctor, Member of the College
Of Veterinary Surgeons, Dublin, Ireland, is
perfectly acquainted with every complaint to
which Horses and Cattle are subject, and
has over 40 years. practice. Resides one mile
fIom Manitowoc, on the NJ. & NJ. Plank Road.
To be found at 7. J Robinsons' Drug store
room A. Nj. to s ?. NJ.
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Cattle FAIR and Market
BRANCH MILLS;

ON the second Monday in each month, be-
~ ingthe 10Th of august, 9th of September,
l4th of October, 18th of November, 9th Of
December. A general attendance is requested
FLORIAN LINK.
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New Advertisements.
Great
B ARG A ] N s F!

- WV
B ARG A ] N s !
The undersigned propose to GO out Of the
Boot and Shoe trade ahd now offer their entire
stock of Boots and Shoes ut
Reduced Prices.
Most,of the stock is of superior qality and
either Of their own make or made to order In
Lynn, Mass. This will be
Rare Chance
for those desir good Boots and Shoes cheap,
as they have decidedly the largest and best
stock in this part Of the State
They propose hereafter to confne their bus-
ness to their Tannery, to supply which they
will continue to pay the
Highest NIarsct Price
for Beef Hides and Veal Skins.
Also will constantly keep on hand and for
sale all kinds of Leather, to-wit:
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Kip Skins,
Calf Skins, Moroccoes, Innings. also boot and
Shoe Findings, &C., &C., at the lowest mnrket
prices.
At the old stand on Eighth Street.
L. SHERMAN s. co.
Manitowoc, January 13, 1868. 81 3m
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Manitowoc County Court. In the matter
of the Estate of Knud Knpdsen Sohus, de-