davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
From Washin gton.

Gen. Buffers Corruption Report Tn,
Rollins Ne Culloch Difference. I'D
jsurnment-7he Mission to England
Diplomatic Appointmenls-A Demand
for McCatioch's Remorat-Ihc Grant
Bntler Quarrel.
New York, l5.-The Tribune's Wash
ington despatch lays Gen. Butler expect,
to he able 10 make final report this week
on his Investigations of alleged corruption
of Senators ON impeachment.
The report is expected to be
very racy. although it will not show con.
clusively any particular Senator bought
up. yet it will show corrupt ring in ex.
istcnce here, composed of come of the
most important Of Johnson's officials,
hose purpose was to secure johnson e
acquittal at all hazards, and that money
was raised for that purpose.
Commissioner Rollins is preparing q re-
ply to Secretary McCulloch's last letter,
Secretary and prove the inaccuracy of each
lie will quote from the official records OF
his Department to prove his assertions.
Applicants for the COmmissionerships are
numerous. The chances of Hcnderson's
friend Cutter were the best last week, but
the developments ncerning lin which
have been published in the newspapers
have injured him. Wiswell, Perry and
Fuller are very active, and each expects
the appointment.
1t is probable ano Their effort may he
made in the House tom Orrow to postpone
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT.
U. S. CIR A II II,
FOR T7CI-PRESIDEETi
Schuyler Colfax.
Union Republican State
Convention.

All citizens OF this State who rejoice that our
great civil war has happily terminated in the dis
comiorure of rebellion; wis would hold fast The
unity and integrity of the republic, and maiutain
existence while impcrilcd by secret conspiracy or
armed force: who are in favor of an economic !
administration OF the state and National eXpendi-
lures, of the complete eXtirpaton of the principles
and policy of slavery, and the speedy reorganiza
ton of those states whose govel nments were de-.
troyed by he rebellion, ADD the permanent resior
alton to their proper practical relations with tn.
United states in accordance with the true prnci
pies of republican government, are reQut sted to
send delegates to convention to be holden in Citl
Hal, Porttandoa "Wednesday, Jnly sth, =. II O'Clock
A. NJ for the purpose OF nominating candidate
for Governor, two candidates for Electors atiarge
and to transact such other business may proper
" come before the Convention.
The basis Of representation will be as follows
one delegate and one additional delegate fol
every aeventy-hve votes cast for Joshua l..
Cham Derlain at tae guberuatorial election OF
1855 fraction of forty votes will be en-
titled to an additional delegate.
The state Committee will be in session at the Re
ccption Room of iheC ity Hall, from O'Clock till
IL A. H., on the day Of the Convention, for the
purpose of receiving the credentials of delegates
8, .ctions subject to ratification by the Convention
Aroostook, LleweDyn Powers.
Cumberland, n. A. Foster.
Franklin, II. B. Prescott.
hancock, n. X. SAWYER
Knox Geo. ". French.
Lincoln, 8 5. Marble.
oxford, James r. Clark.
| Penobscot John Benson.
Piscata9uis, AZ. Lebroke.
Sagadahoc. +. 5. j. Nealy.
Somerset, James Bell
Waldo, 5. l. Aillken.
Washington. Charles +. PAYNE.
Androscoggin, A. y. Morgan
j. G. Blaine. Aennebec Chairman
J. E. Butler, York. secretary;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
Now and Then,

DIR, w. G. Robinson of Opelousas, La,
sent us copy OF The Confederacy" pub
lished at New Iberia, OF that State, of the
date OF Feb. Ism, 1865, and also copy OF
The Opelousas Courier OF May 23l, alt.
The first Is printed on piece OF house
paper, very dark colored and is 70 lU
inches i'll size, Of course only printed on
one side. The latter is a good iooAinI pa
per, tnc side priu.ed in French, the other
III English, aud about the size vi The diner
lean. HE latter is devoted To the interests
vi the Democratic party. and Is good type
OF The oouthcrn papers, earnestly At worn
to build p the white race at the expe.ice.
of The coloreu. The future, to its sell. l.
tive nerves, mas no OuOrS bat such "A,
eIaena.e .rom black SKINS, while the poiiI-
ic;.i atmosphere - as u.t.., and ioib.Idiue
Why these men who nave ruined haii vi
the iii,tiol and seat lato tnc grave aad Into
eiefnity, hait \ luili.oh vi human ogia.s
10 'ii,dleatc the Southern idea that eoioEeu
men have no Fights wnich White aiea al,
bound to respect, aud ,uat the Declaration
vi independence /, Il farce, and that thi, il,
White Mans government, exclusively,
have not learned wisdom by eXpcrl-
cnce, is past Il zane mans co'hprsheusio .
In the number Of the Courier OF Nay la,i,
there appears an article which the elitor
calls especial attention TO, copied from Gil
other paper i'll that locality, vi Which the
inli,\yinr will ,,iv tb.
far idea OF its spirit
But what must We now do? We must
not waste time III vail replnnss. HE
past has ocen sMept mo ETERNITY with ali
It's sIilanies, sii.hcs aud dlssraces. lie.
rs seek 10 make The future. 10 do this we
must organize.
And whatever politicians and policy
men may say. We tell you that this organ
GZation must be upon one well and iierceiA
marked Issue. klsher white men OF lie.
groes must rule the dcslulcs OF This couu-
Try henceiurlh. Upon that issue. We say.
we must organize and 80 down into lnc
plains for political BATTLES. II defeated IA
Inc coming political struggles, upon tnat
issue, we must be prepared 1ur All appeal
TO the uitim0 ratio.
What Will become of the South, recon
structcd, and under the rule of mcn gov
erned by the principles OF the writer? Has
not the bitter past taught these men some
useful lessons III the true principles OF the
Government? Has all our costly saerili-
ces been in vain, and will the men who
have been defeated in one war, initiate
second one and upon the weak plea that
one class must make all the laws of the
land? Some of these men will next assert
the dogma that the ruling class shall be
only the rich, or that they must be native
born, or that these booted and spurred
gentlemen, shall have been born in the
South, and also have lorded it over some
poor humans. 10 our mind the safe way
to found government, is to let those who
have to obey the laws, have some hand,
directly or indirectly, in making them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

TROUT FIsHING.-The Competitors Of the
american Office, armed with fishing rod and
tackle, made tour to the Fishing regions OF
Egg pit Stream, in Franklin, on Friday Of last
week. The weather being favorable for this
kind Of amusement our little party were hap
py in securing quite goodly number Of the
largest sized trout generally caught in that Sec
ton. Through the good graccs aud kind hos
pitslity Of Mr.. Henry B. Salisbury, the gentle
man who owns the mills, and lives near the
stream, We were taken about the premises aud
introduced to some of the best Fishing srounds,
tor which kindness he has the thanks of the en-
tire party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

| SECOND DIsTRICT.-The Oxford Demo.
crat gives the following list of candidate.
for the Republican nomination to Con
gress. at Auburn the 25th:
Androscog.in County presents two. to
wit: Nelson Dingley, Jr., Esq, of the
Lewiston Journal, and Attorney General
W. =. FRYE, of Lewiston. Eranklin Coun-
ty has three aspirants, viz: Charles j.
| talbot. Esq, of Wilton, E. L. Weston,
Esq. of Pennington. and Plummer Nor
rill. at present Register of Deeds; and
Sagdahoc> it is said, will unite upon one
Washington Gilbert, Esq. Of Bath.
The BANGOR JEFrERsoNIAN says OF
this district:
We understand that Mr.. Pike has deter
mined to be again candidate before the
Republican Convention for nomination to
Congress. Also that Col. Eugene Hale OF
Ellsworth, and WIN. McGilvery. Esq, OF
Searsport, in the Waldo portion of the
District, will be candidates for the nomi-
nation.
The copperheads will nominate again
Arno Wiswell, Esq, OF Ellsworth. Mr..
w. was in for ''this hellis war" few
months in the beginning of it; but. at the
suggestion of the principal leaders of the
coppefHcdus vi tiidt OlSlTlct. lie, IOllOWlHS
the footsteps of Bion Bradbury in that
matter. Swung around the circle" back
into the camp of peace and submission ~
Democracy, confessed his error of having
been War Democrat. " and has ever
81 zee then been in full fellowship with that
party.
In addition to the candidates named by
she JeGersonian, there are others named by
their friends. = certainly two more that
we have heard suggested, viz: 5. L. Mil
liken ESQ, of Belfast. and Hon. N. A. Far
rell of Rockland. How many more may
be suggested before the time to nominate
is at hand, time only will develop. We
take this occasion to say one word in re-
gard to one point involved in this congress,
sional matter, and that is, let the business
men and the men who aspire to take the
lead in politics in this district be wise
enough to discard the rule OF turns and
make the best selection that can be made,
and not with short sighted reference to
the candidates serving one term or two
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
THE NEW MINISTER TO ENGLAND.

1t is known that Mr.. Adams has been for
some months veIy desi-ous to return home.
The President made himself ridiculous once
by nomin.tin. General Mcclellan to Mr.
adams Place, nomination SO EVIDENT.
unit. and 50 plainly made in anger and to spite
Mr.. Johnson's pet enemies, that when it wa,
rejected by tine Senate he dropped it.
Yesterday, in y wiser mood, he nominated
Senator Reverdy Johnson, and the Senate
compiimented the President, and honored
itself, ny at once and unanimously contir n.ing
the nomination. -lEceaiag Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
Local VEINS ITEMS.

Reading on all four pages Of this paper.
The best potatoes are selling in New York
for s. cts. per bushel.
-Reverdy johnson has been appointed and
confirmed as minister to England.
One Of the best institutions Of Portland ,
the Eceaing Star. 1t shines with steady
light and for all,
General Hooker has returned from Eu.
rope in bad state Of health. He 10 . con6rm-
cd invalid, the victim Of paralysis.
The grass in this section Is looking first
tate. All kinds Of farming Is late, but We nay,
Notwithstanding, have good crops.
The body of Mr.. Browns little boy was
found on wednesday morning. on Whittaker's
beach, or point, some two miles below the VII
lags.
SENATOR FrssYNpEN has written 0 letter
declining the public dinner rendered him By
GOV. Bullock aud other Republicans q nassa'
thusetD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

GEN. GRANT On TIE "PGA cE" DEMOCRATS
lac following is fully vouched for as recent
utterance OF Gen. Grant:
1.-THE rebels we whipped, as it was our duty
to do SO, they fought Us Drayeiy, and l for one
have n spite against them. But the copper
heads and peace men of the Nortl-the mes
who, during the war, ieviled the soldiers, en-
Outraged the enemy and did their utmost to
stop supplies and reinforce ments to our boys
in front-such men can't forgive; will never
forget them, nor have anything to do with
them.o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

"THE TINE HAS COME FOR ALL WHO
LOVE THEIR COUNTRY TO BAND TO
GErHER AGAINST THE JACOBINS. ~
-[Chiet Justice Chase.
i Eastern Argus.
Will the Argus toll us aud its readers, when,
where aud upon what occasion Chief Justice
Chase uttered the above? The sentiment is
well enough, and the time may DO just now,
but who ere the "Jscobinsr'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

deacon Joseph barrows Of Hebron, die q
9th at the age of 63. The deceased was Secrs
tary of Hebron Academy, was for three years
Treasurer Of Oxford County, and has held po-
sitions uf trust Ia Iii town,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
So, boys! final bumper,
While we all in chorus chant.
"FOr next President We nominate

Our own Ulysses Grant,"
And if asked what State he halls from,
This our sole reply shall be,
"From near AppomattoX COURTHOUSE,
With its famous apple.tree."
For twas there to our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the fight
No.. boys. Ito Grant for President,
And God defend tn right"
Miles O'Reikly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

"A Probate Court was held in town on
Wednesd ay, which brought to the village quite
a number of people from the various towns in
! the county,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

Appointments by tho East Maine Confer.
crence ~, its recent Session at Machias, for
ISIS -
Bangor District, L. D. wardwell, Presiding
Elder.
Bangor. Brick Chapel, John Is. Gould.
Bangor, Union st. Benjamin A. Chase.
Brewer, Samuel A. Fuller.
Edding,on, Veaze and Otis, supplied by A.
Plumer.
dampden and West Hampden. Alfred C. God
frey.
Wintcrport, WIN. T. levitt.
North Searsport and Monroe, supplied by G.
Ellis.
Dixmont, ri. mouth and Judson, W. Il. Fen
linson. Exeter, Stctson. & armcl aud Wcston's
Mills, Moses ID. Mathews. East Corin,h aud
Cornth, Stephcn Z. Elliot. Dexter, Charles
+. Springer Dover. VIM. w. Marsh. Bear
Hill. Garland aud Charleston, ii. +. A. Pattcr-
sen. Newport, Detroit and Palmyra, Edward
X. Thorndke. Sangervlle, Parkmtn and
Grcenv Tile. Seldin Wentworth. Harmony,
st. Adams, Corinna and Cambridge, Nelson
Whitney. Sebec, Atkinson and East Bradford,
II. b. Wardwell. Brownyillc, Williamsburg
and Medford, to be supplied. Orono and Up.
per saltwater, James w. Day, and X. bay,
Oldtown and Argyle, Hervey +. Blood. Lin
coin and Mattawamkeas, George Il. Palmer.
Pat.en, supplied by Thomas Morris. Aroos-
took, to be supplied. Houlton and Hodgdon,
WIN. ii. Boston. Danforth, Weston nd Tops
field, Nathan w. Miller. Wesley, o. Holway.
Chaplain to the U. S. Navy.
Bucksport District. Edwin A. Hclmcrshau.
sen, Presiding Elder.
Orlald, supplied by Jas b. Crawford
Bucksport, Cyrus Stone. Bucksport Centre,
Eleazcr w. Hutchinson. Z. Bucksport, and
Dedham, Otis Il. Wilson. Orington, Ammi
Prince, Lorins l.. Hanscom. Searsport, Ale
bert Church. Belfast and Northport, Luther
L. French. Castine and Brooksville, Benz. Is.
Barnc. Pcnobscot supplied by +. +. Cald-
well. Surry and Ellsworth, Enoch NJ. Fowler.
Franklin and Sullivan, ohm A. Pummer.-
Steuben and Goudsboro, supplied by l.. L.
lIanscom. Cherryfeld and Milbrdge, Abrx-
ham X. Lunt Harrng on, Edward Bracket.
Columbia Falls. VIM. S. Mcclellan. Columbia
and Addison, To be supplied. Machia, aud
Machasport. Solomon 5. GROSS.
East Machias and Cutler, Barnett NJ. Mitch
ell. Whiting, W. Il S. Lubec, G. Lcmuel
Piumcr. Lubec and Eastport, Abner 5. Town.
send. Pembroke, Joseph II. Bcale. Calais,
to be supplied Midtown and Princeton, Seth
Ii. Beale. Robbinston, Charlotte and Cooper,
Benja. c. Biackwo d. Alexander, Wesley
and Crawford, to be supplied. Nh. DESERT
Eden, and Trenton, VIM. Reed. fremont and
Cranberry Isles, Benja. +. Slinson, Deer Island
and SWANS Island, James A, Morvlan.
James b. Crawford, Principal Of East Maine
Conference Seminary.
I. p. Adams transferred to Maine Confer
ence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
End Of an INTEREST," ng Farley.

- 90 A"SoA o"ea AA6 ~1ASys
The World, which, as it remarks. did
not object to par,ev,. wi,J tho Ch;.f.r,
t;co ,i,s r'' WIN '"e o""e..'"'-
.'' "or"''ig announces, with hour
ISL vi U"m2ets, the end of the truce. and
decision against Mr.. Chase II Ia. .vi.
IDENTIFY received ire
''s''"c'iohs from tho
'""""Se's vi t"at section of the democrat.
ic party whose organ it is; and these bav.
determined to cast oyerho.r,, x,. CO.
and not only him but ~. .s,.., o"s'o'
nv ,,, v", "", '"' HIS political p:inci-
pies. Inc World says:
ut is creditablc to the manlincs, anil.
tegrity of this distinguished statesn.,,
that the recent proposal Of some nr.c;,,;
tate democrats and sensational ,ournaI.r =.
nominate him for the Presidency ms r"t
caused him TO swerve from the priucinles
he has always held, nor t. practise tho
least cOncealment respec ing the nor.
sistant firinness with which he a,lhpres IN
them. H,ere has never been any like lihood
| that he would receive the democratic nom
ination but the political gossip on that
subject rendered 1t proper that he sboul,i
make 1t evident to all the world that his
Impartial bearing during the impeachment
trial was not the artifice of a demaoovue,
with the opinions which Mr.. Chrss con.
tinues to hold. he is by far too sagacious
anu eica!-siSntcu politician to SUPPOSE
that the democratic party can have any Sc.
rlous thought of making him it, candidate
Tor President. While the party is compelf,
Ell TO recognise the cxistancc Of many un-.
welcome facts which it cannot reverse. II
nas not chuhged and cannot change its priu-
IN ,hs .on,;u ,"E. .,i, .ne negroes will vote
which the democratic party rrcov - ;sct
only OH compmlsio while Chief Jhstice
crmcr nj. n No. ,,'.. more ,nah co,npla-
Joy which attends the fulfilment of a iono.
d Sae;rsn ,n nope. what he has so arlently
on ly resisted md indio,aa",i!y, I ., s!renn-
The dem cratic party U,av he ,,nohS" sn ...
roSe @hdt mas been done; but they certainly
,nou, ',o 9 I W. "a0.se ~ Us mey 'oont! rtr
the corner stone Of his political creed. Tbers
Is i, grea. n,herence between submitting to
stand II. and plnc;na onrs.i~.s ,,mti 90 , VIII
lance of man who has aided in bringing
Gn;. eTl upon us. we should be glad to see
tor Dooiittle into tho da",oora,n ,aa' oena.
as he regards negro suffrage as a blessing
;n. Oh an atrocious though perhaps
i In a..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
A Redundancy Of Candidates.

J. E. Butler. York. secretary:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

Tho ticket is one Of great strength. in
both military and civil service, and in
point of years, we believe. the younges,
ever presented to the people Of this coun.
try. That it will enlist the patriotism and
enthusiasm of the soldiers and young men
of the country. we have no doubt. That
it will he triumphan,ly elected in Noyem-
Der next. we have as little doubt"
The Washington Cronic'e says:
"Grant's nomination 10 pre- eminently a
nomination by the people-made long be-
fore the members Of the convention were
elected. 1t was but compliance with
inatOn was made. 1t 10 the harbinger oil
eess. The soldiers Of the army will fight
a. earnestly for the success of their prin-
ciples in civil life as they did upon the field.
They believe in Grant. There is nothing
IN Mr.. Co.faxs personal character, his
public or private relations with others, or
lis record az public man, which can pos.
aibly ALLEVIATE from the republican ticket
single individual who holds the great doc
trines Of the republican party, or dampen
the zeal Of any one in its support"
The Springfield Republican says:
1.-THE nomination of Gen. Grant nobly
opens the campaign. Let them that can
pronounce name more dear or more re
nowned. The loyalty. the courage. the
suffering aud the triumph OF the nation are
q that one word. As Washington 10 insep-
erably associated with the revolutionary
struggle, SO to all coming time will the
name of Grant be first in the heart and
first upon the tongue. whenever the war Tor
the Union is spoken of. The second best
name in the uatien il united with that OF
Grant upon the.tioket. We say this not
Of the dignity or high desert OF
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-08

q nnn BUSHELS OATS for sale a
% .UJb low sgures f,r cash, by
an EpvARp CONWAY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-08

Gray-heudcd People have theft
locks restored by it to the dark, lustrous,
ssAsen resses OF youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light faded or red Hair,
nave these questionable colors changed to
beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Dand'wf and Hun'ors, use it. and have clean
coats and clear and healthy scalps
Bald-IIeaded Veterans have
their remaining locks tghtened, and the
bare spots covered with luxuriant growth
OF Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen use it because it Is
richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
their Hair in place!
Everybody must and ,riU use it, because
1t is the cleanest and best article in the
market
Fer Sale by Druggists generally. G
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-08
Cattle Fair in Cato.

A Cattle Fair will be held at the Tavern Of
JOHN STEINER, in the town Of Cato, seven
miles from 'danitowoe, on the Calumet Road,
on the seconl Monday. of every month during
the year 1868. The farmers Of the county are
invited to attend.
JOHN STEINER
March 10, 1S65-34-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-08
CLIFFORD Il GEHSON'>
Photogr aphie Emporium ana
Portrait -tudIC.

No l26 Wisconsin Street, just above the
O.. Milwaukee, Wis. Every y'riety Of sgn-
light picturing at reasonable rates. Small
pictures enlarged to any required size, and
colored with ink cragon water or oil colors.
The proprietors 'aving had over twenty years
experience, each in his respective department
of the arts will undertake to co fine work in
their line is done in any eastern city.
rend us a small picture with color of eyes and
hair, and complexion, and we viii enlarge and
color it for moderate consideration.
Full life size Portraits made upon canvass.
Call at the Mammonth Photographic Estab.
lishment Of the west, and behold specimens OF
art unexcelled in America.
X. 4. CLIFFORD, J. S GIBSON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-08
New Lumber Yard.

+ JasS L i IA dHTWAY has opened new
- 70 ger VAIL On Goodnov' 5 Dock, Hani-
{ sae at will ell eas wholesale and retail
{ g4amheyis. panejectured Mt. bis mills in
j san, and viii bear sasfavorabis comparison
18th any osherin. the market. sr
ug 5f S. G00nN0w, Aeest.
! Es.n,osoc, Esrch -, fsh $3.50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-08
ALEX. JEKELFALUSY,
Dealer In Fancy Goods, and

Dealer I'm Fancy Goods, and
N MANUFACTURES and Wholesale dealer
1xl in Cigars and Tobacco, Eighth street,
Manitowoc. Import his Tobacco from the
first sources, Manufacture only the best quality,
Of different brands q Cigars at the lowess
possible price.
Orders, which are respectfully solicited, will
Is promr+Iv and satigfansoriiy sxs:ut4d.
II ALEX JEkELFALEcf.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-08

CTATE OF WISCONSIN,. MANITOW0C
y County, IS. Probate Office, April u, A.
q d 1863 In the matter of the proof and pro-
bate Of the last will and testament of Christian
Nelson, deceased, late Of the County of Mani
towoc. go
e = Whereas, an instrument in writing, purport-
: inr to be the last will and testament Of Chris
tan Nelson, deceased, late of the County of
Manitowoc, has been filed in this office; and
where's. application has been made
= by Johanne Nelson, praying that the
came be proven and admitted to
probate according to the laws Of
this state Therefore, il is ordered that
assaids application be, heard before me at the
- Probate Office in the village of Manitowoc in
] sail county, on The 18th day Of May, A. d.
! 1868 a. ten o clock A. NJ, And it is further
orlsrsd tina. notice shall be gwen to all per,
4, sons interested in said VIII, Of the time and
= place Of. said hearing. by publication IN the
d Manitowps Pilot, newsp. per printed n SAIL
a. county, for three successive weeks. oaee. iii
each week, prior to the time Of sacl hearing.
- By the Court. GEO. W. BARKER
sf4fs sFkr gt II County Judge.