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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

There can be no mistake about the
spirit that anmates the Copp~rheads.
Warm admiration for treason and trait
ors is proclaimed on every hand. The
following is from the Tazewell Aegister,
the Copperhead organ in Tazewel County
We commend it to the Boys in Blue. '
What sort of Republicarlsm is that
which would fonor Generals Thomas,
Sheridan and Meade, and degrade Gen
eral Forrest and Hampton Forrest Is as
good man as Sheridan and better
cavalryman No Radical will pretend tc
say that Hampton is inferior in talent
virtue and accomplishments to Thomas
Hampton. Forrest and Lee are accession.
to the Democratic party. We are proud
of them and we present them with per
feet confidence to the people oi'the NORTH
and we say: Here are our trophies.
They are worth all the Bureaus and car
pet bags. and negro militia, and tax
collectors, ..and petty military tyrants. anc
greasy contractors and fat bondholders
that a corrupt Congress can manufacture
between this and doomsday
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

A few days ago large and enthusi-
astic Republican meeting was held in
front of the residence of Chas McLain,
Esq. of Middleton Clearfcld County, Pa.
MIR. McLain has been lifelong Demo
crat aad will vote the Republican ticket
this fall for the first time As the Grant
and Colfax Club were passing the Demo
cratic headquarters on their way to Mr..
McLain' s, nearly one hundred Democrats,
mostly uoters, fell into line, with cheers
for Grant and Colfax. They stated that
they could not stand the Cry of repudia
ton and the attacks on Union soldiers any
longer, and would hereafter be found in
the ranks Of the friends Of the Union and
soldiers.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

One of the s,lrest indications of the
return of peace during the war WAS the
low price Of gold When gold went up mat
ters looked dark, when gold went down
we knew the prospect of peace was bright
ening. So now, the price of gold indi
Gates something. When Seymour was
nominated, and Blair's letter pledging
the Democracy to war in case of their
success: was published. gold went up like
a kite, but as day after day the chances
of Grant and peace grow better gold goes
down, down, and such will continue to be
the case until our currency is worth it,
face in gold.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

As a specimen OF the manner in
which Delmar has made up his estimates
of the receipts and expenditures of the
government, he charges the government
with S22, 900. 900 as the cost of maintain
ing Post Office Department and credits 1t
with no postal receipts, when, in fact,
there will be at least SlS. 900 600 of income
from that source; and if copperheads
like Olmstead were not allowed by the
Democratic Postmaster General to steal
the money, the receipts from postages
would support the department with the
aid of the million and half voted by
Congress to coyer the conveyance of
the government free matter. But Del
mar meant to cypher out a heavysde6cien-
cy and this is one of the means to which
he Notwithstanding the Treasury with
the cost Of supporting the Post Office
Department and crediting it with no
receipts for delivering letters, papers, and
other matter. Chicago Tribune
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08
assatecttom among uey nany Demo

dssatecttom among uay n,any Demo
Gratis.
The True Democrat, leading Demo
cratic organ of the Irish population in
New Jersey has recently hauled down
the name of Seymour and Blair, and
comes out for Grant and Colfax. Among
the reasons it gives for so doing are these:
Because the Party that acas Democrat
c.thar promised to tighten the taxes-that
promised to give the country low tax
candidate, allowed an ignoble clique of
traitors and bloated capitalists to force
their disloyal tools upon the party. Be-
cause there is rebel element enough In
the party to cotrol the party. and we
desire to have liberty in the South at
least long enough to give Northern fathers
and mothers time to remove their dead
sens where they can lie uninsulted by
Democratic bone trinket manufacturers. :"
When the Democracy lose the Irish
vote, they lose the only prop that has
hitherto, in some measure, stayed up their
sinking cause.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

The Mobile Register exhorts its disci-
pies to deal with the white Republicans
after this fashion They are dogs and
should be treated as dogs, dogs only toll
lerated now because the power of the
sword is in the hands of our enemies in
Congress, but will not be tolerated one
hour after the people recover the liberty
to do Justice upon their oppressors, 1t
is the duty of every Southern man to cut
these vermin. Excommuuicate them
snew them out as outcasts and social par
iahs, with whom it is disgraceful to hold
social intercourse.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

1.-THE Democrats say and they tell
the truth that the United States can and
ought to tax the bonds. ''-Repudtutor $
Organ.
The Democrats would say and tell''
more truth" if they would state the
fact that the United States does tax the
bonds precisely as it taxes the farms, and
dwellings, warehouses, vessels, crops,
cattle etc, viz; thoy tax the income or
profits th,rofrom .jfre per cent, after
making certain deductions. Bonds, farms
houses crops, and cattle, are taxed equally
10y the United States.
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ED! RATIO.

1t is generally known that the demo
cratic nominee for the Presidency spent
some time in 1864 in Wisconsin. Of
course with every other copperhead of
that day he labored to defeat Lincoln.
Well, in his peregrinations he stopped a
couple of days with our friend Beach who
keeps public house ten miles this side
of Menasha. Mr.. B. is one Of the popu-
lar men in this section Of country, being
favora6ly known by every one who has
ever travelled in his vicinity, and his word
is as good as his oath. He says that
during his stay Seymour introduced the
subject OF politics and the conversation
turned on the south Mr.. Beach, hav-
ing several sons III the service, and one
Of them having been nearly murdered at
Andersonyiie, did not feel very charitably
disposed towards the Rebe $, but Seymour
defended their cause and in presence Of
quite large company made the follow
ing declarations: L believe the South
erners are right; they do no wrong IN
going to war if they think they are not
well treated. [ believe Jefferson Days
is an honorable. christian gentleman,
and had been m has pitce | should hare
d,ne precisely rs lie hos doHe r
He sail much more of the same char
acter, but the next morning he found 1t
convenient to leave that part of the coun-
try, the old man vowins he would have
no such coppcrhcad beneath his roof.
Soldiers can you support man who
worked so hard against the cause you
fought for, even as late aS 1864
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Something for Soldiers to Read.

Hon. Henry Clay Dean, distinguished
Democratic orator of the State of Iowa
in one of his stump speeches made al
Manchester N. H., the present season
declared as follows
''If1 could have my way would place
Jeff Davis in Congress where he SO richly
belongs. Then | would go to Concord
take all the miserable battle flags from
the State House yard. Great Ap-
plause. Then l would go all through
the North and destroy all the monuments
and grave stones erected to the memory
of soldiers. In short l would put out
of sight everything which reminds us
that we had war with our Southern
brethren. | do not know that | would
hang one-legged and one armed soldiers,
but [ would pray God to take them out
OF the way as soon as possible.
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Sale of Forfeited MOrtgag-
ed Lands

Office of Commissioners of School and University
Lands. Madison, Wis, September %, 1861
State of N5consi n. .fDane County
The following described lands in Manitowoc County
having been forfeited by of the non-payu
of interest upon loans granted thereon : Notice Is
hereby given that the will be offered at Public
Auction, and sold to he highest bidder, at the Office
OF the Secretary OF State at the Capitol N Madison
the 10Th day of December A D., 1865, unless sooner
redeemed according to law. SAID sale to commence
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue from day to day
til all of such lands shall have been so offered
The minimum price at which such lands wiilsbe
offered Will be the amount named opposite each tract
under the heading (''Total Amount due state, which
includes the of loan the interest to the first
day of January, A D. 1862 three per cent damages
the taxes which have been returned against such
lands, and the cost OF advertising the same.
Said lands Will be sold subject to all taxes which
may at the time of SALE be due thereon Other con-
dtions of sale will be announced by the Commission
ers at the opening of the gale.
rHos. s. ALLyS,) Commissioners OF
cHAs R % Gull University Lands
Advertisement of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands in Man
itowoc County.-Scbool Fund.
Adolph Wittmann description W 4 OF lots 1, 8, in
block 800 in the Village of Manitowoc; amount due
:alty 1900; amount of interest .aralty taxes and
Advertising, 1886; total amount due state STAG 95i
years for which interest is due, 1868.
Normal School Fnnd.
Joseph Rankin: description, NV nw,section &C. town
81, range IS; amount due, s5O000; amount of in
terest, $500; amount OF penalty, $1,000; amount
of interest penalty, taxes and advertising, $50 81
total amount due state Svo6,64 years; Tor which IN
terest is due 1863 2i-9w
rsRCUET OURT--Nyanifowoc County
" r. C. Shove Plaintiff, against John Sauer. dcien-
liant Summons-For Relief. Com. mot seryed9
The State of Wisconsin 10 JOHN Sd UE. Defe7ant:
Sir-You hereby summoned and required TO an
swer the complaint III this action, which will be filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Comfy
OF Mantowoc State aforesaid at the Village of Man
itowoc in said county, and to a copy of your
answer the said complaint on the subscriber at my
office in said Village, within twenty days after the
service of this you, exclusive of the day
of such service; and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
DON A. SHOVE, PItfs Atty.
Dated September 26, 1863.
The complaint in this action has this day been filed
in the flee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Man
itowoc County. Wisconsin.
Dated October LIST, 1865 2i-6t
DON A SHOVE Atty for PItfT
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The Democracy howl about the cos,

The Democracy howl about the cost
of the Army and Navy let them "chaw
this In 1853. in the administration
of Buchanan, the expenses of the Army
and Navy was forty millions in gold or
fifty-six millions in paper at present
rates. Now that was in time Of Gro
found peace when the army was not
anything compared with that which the
present administration under Grant has
been obliged to keep on account Of the
indian war I'd difficulties in the south,
yet for three years past the cost in paper
of the Army and Navy has been only
fifty eight millions per year. The Army
to day in fact costs. much Tess per regi
ment m paper than 1t cost per regiment IN
goM under the last Democratic admins
tration.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

The Democrats in Kenosha County
are in bad way. To add strength to
their ticket they knew at least one soldier
should be on it; but where Should they find
hiia; high AMI low they are supposed to
have hunted but nary a democratic sol
lier could be found What then? The
f,llowing from the Milwaukee News ex-
plains what was done:
Mr. Timne lost an arm in the warand
though consideredn RepnlIicna,n politics,
is nominated as an act of kind feelirg
toward a soldier
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

Butcher Forrest was one of the men
who nominated Seymour in the \. Y.
Convention. In a recent speech, which
accords with his past acts, he said Il
will toot my horn. | know that my old
troops will answer as they always done.
Arm yoursetres and be ready. You are
drilled and need no drilling l AN IN
FAVOR OFGIVING NOQUARTER. !"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-10-08

The Pittsburgh Gazette says: The Re-
publican majority on Hartraft and Cam
pbell. in the counties of Pennsylvania on
the west side of the Alleghan!es, will not
be less than 10, 900, and may amount to
$4,000. Whatever it may be, it will be
Just about the Republican majority IN
the entire State, the Eastern counties
being balanced between parties
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''SIR: Say to the Boys in Blue that it
is as essential to have political victory
this fall as it was to have one on the Ap-
pommattox in 1865. Every man who
loves his country should vote for Grant.
''P. H. Sheridan, Major General. .
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-''If any man hauls down the Ameri-
can flag shoot him on the spot, nobly
declared Gen. Dix at the outbreak of the
Rebellion. Was 1t because Gov Sey-
mour attempted to haul down the flag
that Gen. Dix poured such a terrific
broadside into him?
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The Hon p SAWYER was in this

The Hon P. Sawyer was in this city
on Monday The worthy gentleman finds
all sailing on smooth current. He will
doubtless run ahead of the regular ticket.
Republicans, put your shoulder to the
wheel. every man of you, and give honest
Old Phil the benefit of the push. .-Ap
pleton Post.
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RET sEE yy9sEEs s-.sRD.

1--WE s7rsicrsi.-Tsci are prepared TO Ill
/ t., or lar bills OF lumber or lath on the shortes
notice 4 will he NJ all times ~ the yard
rea " to weit on customers and receive their or
4,-s The best stock kept cpstanty on hand AT tn
MILL corner of Quay and 9th streets.
Iol4 GUYLES6 & BROWN
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NOTICE..
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
MADISON. April 6. 1865


MADISON April 6, 1865.
In accordance with the provisions of chapter la
Laws of 1868 1 hereby give notice that the notes of
N~ Bank of Mlnitowoc be presented at the Office
Of thu Bank Comptroller at Madison, Wisconsin, for
uayu.cnt within three years from the date of this
notice or the funds deposited for the redemption of
10 same will be surrendered provided in Section
vo Of said act aZ-Zy
WILLIAM E. SMITH State Treasurer.
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y. x 9.TS Ca.

JsVEE.E3 a1I PhStocre oisnr. All
- xi,ts ,f ynr'l the ar o: hfiFinaS- prompt
" .t.3n II T., AL warranted TO give satisfaction
ksv- iu,t :. .,i-cl VIM. 0rnSb-y's Multiplying
CAMERA o3SHUDt, with which can take small
pi-trr,. Of tn, finest or Ter. for dollar per dozen
f,ot taken of all sizes Albums &ad Frames
.o,.tsp.rv =, b,,l York Street 13-it
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Es. s. gs.sETG.T, IF. D.,

nNYS1CiAN and Surgeon. Also Elk
I an,uinr Sur scon for PENSIONS appointed by
tho Government.
OFFICE orl-r, If EigathEand York streets, Nanifo-
wee Wisconsin
o-i--- LEFT the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
',rti, it- attention mil II consultations E,nd.
to tie treat.nrlf Of DIFFICULT AMI CRITICAL
CisfrS 1929
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II. G.. .KOX.l'SRaS.

rETTs.Es1ET'S Furnisuis,G EooiS os
i sv-ry es-riJtinn
,tilS tn. 81 i-ts@t 'tt'a All SlfI|itrii"n
g.,n..,i Iennpy TIE ',r-t wp-k nan I" he foun !.
n,t sc., tvs of Siae--s S:was .:iines eanst7atIy
in 80. l--tt
TiIurI Strict. o2?rSit, .fonIenaw Br'neS
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Read what the Editor OF the Mechanic s Inventor
says of this washer:
OF the numerous patents and Improvements that srs
daily coming betcre the public decrease the labor
none that ss have is SO worthy of commendatIon
as the Automatic Clothes Washer and Boiler, invent
ed 10y the Rev. y. VI Staples and for which letters
patent issued Feb 18th. and issued Dec 18th
1866 It has met with the greatest success wherever
1t has been introduced its working is truly wonder
ful, housewives astonished ut this apparatus.
which performs without assistance the family wash
ing, rendering the wash day. day of pleasure, In
stead OF day of toll and annoyance by the old
process. We sperk Of its merits rom our own kuowl-
edge two of these inventions being in the fam
lies OF the editors of this paper and take pleasure
in saying readers that this invention docs all
that claimed for it, We suhjoin of the clothes
washer. and the same in operation In an ordinary
boiler.
Ola Sale at the WinGiate House.
FRANZ w ALLIS.
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r.. E ER e.

WORK St-ar: NaMit0 roe Wis y seTs
in Dry Goods trocerics. Crockary- Fancy Goods
Gl.ss W ,re Boots AMI Shoes, Ready made Clothing
P.p-r han Eings Hats and Caps Fovs. Children Caps
Live tI.nsc Fathers Bird Cages, Kerosene oil and
Lamps &c. &c. A share of puhlic patronage IS sol-
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.FE.ESD.S'EC.

~ avu1a~ NcctissG Fsr SsanifowOc Ledge
X is held at MeSoRic Hall. on York Street, on the
1st and 3,i "Wednesday of Each Month
f. X. RAND, W. VI.
wy H. HORN. Sec
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+. %. d. +.

g.oii-a No. 80. T. - q. +.
Nets every Friday Evening at the obi Fellow:
hall Corner of Comaie ercal i Eighth Streets
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= -. 70 7-ES s. HRD..

NSANyEACrs-v -vE>sS enI Dealers in
vi T.rmhcr. LSth. aal Shingles BIlS cut To order
on .h>rt notice.. Mtaitowoc, Ms
n laws W. Il. JOKES.
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RSyC ,SY.,EES

nrAI.ERia stoves: Tin. Ssspef iron
aui Cappcrware manufacturer. All kinds of
repairng lone. Eighth Street, opposite Trihun" OF
flee. IVY
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
Manitowoc County. J
House and Lot at Rattle.
OF NANITOWOC,

Lot T. block 357 will be offered at rattle on SATUR-
DAY the 18th day OF October.
Tickets at so cents to be had at every store ana
.,.xo,, FOR Iarti,,,lars INQUIRE of H. VOGEL.
Mai street., Aanitowoc.
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r. EO.s'E,

"Ds-SES raised and snoynts. Having
superior "a ,ii:ies for raising ara moving houses
wa wouli aauaunce to the citizens Of Mlnitowoct town
and countyl that business entrusted TO our care
vii receive prompt attention. and he Performed in
~ warranted to give satisfaction. Enquire at the
T-,s -, oai.e l3-1e
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s. Ss7.js'D EsHSD.s.

ATANUFAErS sER and Dealer in
nj Roots Shoes Leather. g.. SC. Shop on Buffalo
str..t near the corner ef Eighth Repairing neatly
ans pro nptlv eNncTtei
M,litowor Septcsnh-r 20. 1863
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PhizG4uE Sawyer,

For Senator, 10th District
HENRY f. BELITZ.
For Assembly Ist Disirict-JACOB LEISEN.
% 2d Districts. a. NEWELL.
Sd D.strict-J. l.. FOBES.
Fer Supervisor 1st DStrict-SVe1,d Samu1sOn
90 I'd District-JOlan X. Weber.
's Sd District-F. kOStOInlatsky.
For SheriT-!Y- EE Ezcnlschenaeyer.
For Treasurer-EEenEs EsTetz:
For Register of Deeds-S. NELSON.
For Clerk of County Board.-s'. u. FueSsenich
For District Attorney-GIaarEes w. White.
For County Surveyor-F&yefte ArmsSy.
For Coroner-gf. 4. Murphy.
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FRED. SCHEs SEDER,

NIEAT Iar.Set.--zTayiu- purchased
nj the business of VIM. Brown. shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
lowest rates 4 share public patronage solicited.
1917
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s,TATE OF WISCONSIN,, xanitow oc

~ County.
Probate office, October 5th A. D. 1868.
In the matter OF the proof and Probate of the Ia at
and Testament OF Otis H Carpenter, deceased,
late of the County Of Manitowoc.
" heress, instrument in writing, purporting TO
be the last VIII aud Test ment OF OTIS II. Carpenter.
deceased late of the County of Manitowoc has been
fled in this office; and whereas application has been
made by Catharine B. Carpenter praying that the
same be proven and admitted to Probate according to
the laws oil this state.
Therefore it is ordered that said application b
heard before tho Probate Office in che siliaSe
of Manitowoc in said Comfy, on the second day OF
November, A. d. 1858, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
And 1t is further ordered that notice shall be given
to all interested in said WILL of the une,and
place of said hearing by publication in the Manitowod
Tribune newspaper printed in said County for thres
successive weeks once each week, prior to the time
Of such hearing. BY the Court,
w25-3t GEO. W. BARKER County Judge
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DEI'TESYR =.

TAR. 4. J. PAgCtIEN. Dentist iii CO
- in Shermau's bulling,' on Sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis
80 Teeth extracted without pain.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
and with
COUNCIL RITFFS AND OMAHA LINE

OF the Z. 4 n w Railway, for Dixon. Fulton Cedar
Rapids. Boone, Missouri Valley Junction, SI0UA
CITY. COUNCIL BLUFFS. and OMAHA. thence via
Onion Pacific Rail Road (main Line) to Cheyenne.
Denver, Sweet Water Mines. Salt Lake and all parts
of Coarado Utah Nevada, Idaho Montana, California
9nd Oregon.
Trains going North leave Menasha and Neenah at
44t A. NJ and SIS p. NJ.
.S,ecpiaJ C'ouchss all night trains
Through Tickets TO all points Ea or Sonth can he
purchased Of A II. Boarimtn licked AGENT.
1-43 GEO. Il. DUNLAP. Gen. Supt
B. F. Patrick. Generri Passenger Agent
j. p HORTON n W. Pass Agt Chicago
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4 ASISTANT ASSESSOR WIZ 5N i'm
"A his Office over First National Bank with G. II.
walker ESD the first ten,days of each mouth. dur
ing business hours. l}-4
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II PsoBATE.--Hanitowoc Go: Go1rl

IN aBATE.--Ifa anItOwOc Go. Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of Everett Hill. de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Michael Fei-
lows Of said comfy representing among other tning1
that Everett Hill late of said county in the month OF
May A D. 1865, at Manitowoc, died intestafs Leaving
goods chttes and estate within this state and that
the said petitioner is guardian of Everett fill, who
of the next of kin of said deceased and praying
that of said eState be to Charles L1lfnS
granted it is ordered that said petition he heard be-
fore the Juige of this Court, Monday, the second
day of November a. D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. h. st my
office in this County.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given 70 the
heirs of said deceased and to ali persons interested by
publishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior said day of hearing, in the Manitowoc
Tribune, weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc
in said County. 25-3t
GEO W BARKER, County Judge.
Dated at Msnitowoc, the 9th day of october A D.
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& A~R z SIZE 5S EE.

TUSTITf; Of the Peace. Office. Isu"b-
- br'lding CORNER of Eighth and York streets.
Nsatowoe. Wisconsin
will make collections pay taxes. search tle rec IDS
draw leeds. mortgages and contracts &c, &c. All
Audaas. will reccivc prompt attention. Ny 10
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TO RENT.

The undersigned has a number of rooms to rent il
what is known as the Messmer House on Jay Street
OTTO rRoENEL.