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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-07
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TN PRoATE:-Manitowoc County Court. In
| the matter of the Estate of Wallace b. Jones de-

VN PR9ATE:-S1anitowoc County Court. In
| the matter of the Estate of Wallace b. Jones de-
ceased
On reading and fling the petition of Benjamin
Jones Administrator Of said estate. setting forth the
amount peosonal estate that has come to his ands
and the disposition theref-the amount of debts
standing against said deceased and description Of
ali the real Of which said deceased died siezed,
and the condition and value of the respective por
tions thereof; and praying that license be to him
granted to sell the undiyidc d one-haf southwest
q.rter Of the sUuts and the Northeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter of section No twentyeght
(2S) of Township No (20) North orange No twenty
two (22 and it appearing by said petition, that
there is sufficient personal estate in the hands OF
said Administrator pay said debts aud that it ia
necessary in order pay the to sell all OF sold
real estate; It is therefore ordered, that all persons in
terusted in said estate appear before the Judge OF THE
Court Monday the first day OF February A D.
1869 at ton O'Clock at the office OF the County
Judge in the village OF ManitOwoc in said county then
and there to show cause if any there be- why license
should not be granted to said administrator 20 sell
said real according to the prayer of SAID pet-
ton.
And it is further ordered that copy OF this ordes
shall published for four successive weeks prior TO
said tIay of hearing in the Manitowoc Tribune q
Weekly Newspaper printed and published at Mani
towoc in said County, and personally served on All
persons interested in said estate residing IN sld
county, at least fourteen days before said day OF ne
ing. Dy the Court,
Dated at Manitowoc the 21st day of DecemhcT 1888.
B-4t GEo. w. BARKER Souii1. Judge
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COUNTY SURVEYOR. sssfEcc over
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Manitowoc, Wisconsin l9-5o
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Building. Mauitowoc, Ms I3-Z
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morning oi the first Monday of january 1862
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts S5sS6S %
T. $. Bonds to secure circulation 100000
T. 5. Bonds and Securities on hand $4,000
County Orders and Tax Certificates 17O36I
Due from National Banks 1889 ~
Due from other Banks and Bankers 544a
Banking House ana Office furniture 1882 80
Current Expenses 91943
Revenue Stamps Sl4.S0
Taxes paid S9975
Premium on Bonds 2SO0OO
Lawful money on hand 243S0.23
2I5S0{3.16
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paidin 50O00OO
Surplus Frad 17GO.oO
Profit and Loss. Interest AL Exchange 62I5.5I
Circulating Eotes 100000
Individual Deposits 55I27.79
s15e, ,043.16
STATE or Wise
3al.itOWoc Coui-.
l, c. c. Barnes President Of the First National
Bank cf 5Idniowoc, Wisconsin, do solennly swear.
thai tiie above statement Is true to the best of nay
knowledge and belief c. c. BARNES President.
sworn to and subscribed before the 4th day of
January, lSC2
(--o1 CHARLES LUIFNG,
( V-s.R.s Notary Public.
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.s1esS .4egcey-siseH,emss.
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF the Condition of
The First National Bank,
OF MANITOWOC.

OF MANIT0W0C,
In Manitowoc, in the State of Wisconsin, on the
morning OF the first Monday Of january 1869.
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STANDARD BOOKS.

From Websters Unabridged to a One Cent toy
book.
Also some very nice
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DRY GOODS.

III
(lARPETs AND fuRNlTuRE.-A LARGE AND WELL
selected ,vrk q yevss Brussels Tspcsry Thressr,yl
widths Window shadcs Lace Curtains, Cornices Rugs,
Mats, Mating, &C., twenty per cent less than any other
house In the city, $500 OF rich medium and plain
FuInnurc OF al styles and qualities all Of which guaran
Ned 10 the purchaser and strictly warranted ~ represented
Goods shipped free and delivered at the large wholesale and
xssa ware1oom Of d. successoT s v ~
street.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

RIO PRINTERs.-wANTEp, LOT OF ROLLER MouLns,
Il Rollers aud Case Racks. Address VANDEKBUkGHs
WELLS co. manufactured. aud dealers IN printing mate
s prices Ito Fulton 10 aud IL Dutch street, New York
TxrANTEp 20 pURcHAsE-oYE STRONG CYLINDER
w Boiler not lers than feet diameter and " or 10 ice
long Address DAVIS, machinery yard, ia hudson street,
Jersey City.
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/,AuTION. BRANCH EMIGRATION AND
Exchange Agency removed from % broadway TO the old
once OF TAPsCorr BROTHERS A co. M South street.
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BANKRUPTCY LAW.

TN BANKRUPTCY, DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT, Al
Hartford, the 18th day OF February A. D. 1s6aThe un
hereby notice OF his appointment
OF Michael Leve aud Moses Phillips, both OF Hartford th
county Hartford and State OF Connecticut within said dis
rct in company In said Hartford under the
OF Leve Phps. who have been adjudged bankrupt upol
their own petition By District Court of said district
BYRON A. osGOOD, Assignee.
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IMPRESS LINE
~ For Washington and Georgetown, D. c., and Aieran-
dria, Va,
Every Wednesday and Saturday.
The regular steamer EMPIRE, Captain Price, 10 now
loading at pier East river, and viii sail Wednesday,
March 10, att T. VI.
Freight taken lower than by any other line
For freight or passage apply TO JAMES HAND.
lie Wall street, corner OF South.
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COAsTyvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACrrrc MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPASY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through rates, New York TO San Fraaeiscoi-
os':id' ss;s issse ssss sseosf s Cabin sssEss' sEs
Steamers o the above line icsve pier No. % North rver
foot OF Canal street, al Y O'Clock noon -,
On the let iith and lis of each month,
except when those fall Sunday then the day pre-
one hundred pounds OF baggage feet each adult Meai
Marin H. ALASKA, captain A. Gray connecting with
steamer leaving March H. connect. closely with steamer
GREAT REPUBLIC leaving San Francisco Aprh or ehina
A"S NorlcE TO snupPERs-rrcishi fc. steamer Alaska
seies Afforded shippers in collecting nland charges. se.
sisst or passage tickets al further information
csapsi cspgi street y. X. BABY, Agent
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
Comrany.-The elegant screw steamship MISSISSIPPI,
a0Qo tons burden, Captain Gso y sosu WI sat- ior y,
.isS March 9 isss a, O'Clock r. NJ from pier ss North
rve for freight or Fsws;Sssen NM Il spggyR pggRRrsos Agent
No Bowling Green, New York.
v,op NATASzA- pIRECT.-THE SPLENDID STEAMER
DON, Captain e Hart wei he despatched for Masnras
on Saturday March 10 ats o'clock r. NJ precisely from pier
For freight Or pa'sagscp pllSasn aplIy e rursrox
r,oR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
Carrying the United States Mail.
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Company, comprls.
ing the iol9wine ,rs, st. class sieamships;-r, -,
tusA R5sff ss lss '9Pi Dsi,ss asss cS%$s
The steamship CUBA. having sccommods,ion. unsur.
Gs .qs $ on S ss' G% sss %
soeloek p NJ Liberty March Is Passengers from
the Prince q stopping al Philadelphia or Baltimore Win
F'r freight q passage fSg'ss Sg'ssAseLL ,s Co, Agents.
" and AZ Broadway, room w.
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DENTISTRY.


A LAUGH AT HAVING TEETH ExTRAcTED-GAs
successfully administered since hrs nroducei I'VE years
since. Registered names OF thousands No extra charge
Nervous or delicate patients carefully treated beautiful
light upper weghy lower and partial sets, without clasps
pumpers Work for style and chcapness beyond compei
ton. Call ami eramiue. No payment except suited Dr
EvANs ste Sixth avenue, between Twenty and Twep'
second streets
A WONDERFUL D1sCOvERY.-TEETH EXTRACTED
N without pain, twelve years, by bcnumbing applcaon
gas hdmnisteredi beautiful teeth &7 set &lO old sets
RTIFICIAI TEETH INSERTED At REDUCED
IA prices teeth extracted without by the use Of laugh
Ing eas dpensary on Wednesday. Friday and saturday
afternoons, from 10 when teeth extracted cd anu
inserted gratis r. q. DURkIS, 37S Canal street.
NOLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION THE HEAD.
~ quarters OF Nitrous Oxide Gas and where patients are
sure 70 avoid pain In Teeth extraction. No. " Cooper
fDatiute.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
I The Southern Line.
The Al steamer VICTOR, Captain Gordon Gates will
pier q East river, on Saturday March 49, at r. NJ
Freight received through for ST. Louis Mobile
Galveston
Insurance Freight received for rndanoa La
and Braxos.
Apply 70 C. H. MALLORY CO.,
l53 Maiden lane.
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CRESCENT CITY.
Captain f. w. Holmes,
VIII be despatched Saturday, March 1s at O'Clock r.
NJ, from pier II North river.
Freight received at through for Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES viii succeed, Saturday March 20.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
applyto
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 RroadWaY
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-04

Unjust SALE.
A liability having been fixed by de-
cree of tho court guinst John McGec for rnd
on account ofn, debt due by John Wilson,
binding the Ia Is purchased by McGcc of said
Wilson, amounting to S55S IS, with interest
on Sio2 TO- from the l4th Of December, 1854,
which he has liquidatod and discharged, and to
indemnify whom Michael G. Bush and John
Wilson, on the 2sth day orJnly, lS47 execu-
ted a deed Of trus. to the undersigned trustee,
by ,irtnc Of which deed Of trust, which is re-
cordcd tn the Recorders office ofLewis county,
no deed book n, page 0, shall, on the LIST day
Of March, 1869, it being court day, At the front
door Of the court house of Lewis comfy, pro-
coed to sell by public auction TO the highest
bidder, that valuable aud desirable tract OF
land lying Immediately above the mouth Of Gu
noe Run, in the county Of Lewis, OH whicl,
George Conrod now resides, it being the same
land mentioned and described III said deed OF
trust, and Is bounded by lands owned by JOS
eph Hail. the West Fork river, and Canoe Run,
up 10 where the road crosses. the said Ruu,-
thence in n straight line tie P! Hills corner on
top Of the hill, supposed to contain fifty or six
ty acres. The land which is to be sold Is in a
state Of fine cultivation, with dwelling house
and other valuable improvements thereon, and
the Weston aud Gauey Bridge Turnpike runs
directly through it. The title tothe land Is Gu
tircly good.
Terms Of Sdle-Cash in Hand.
j. NJ. BENNETT,
dee List Trustee.
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baltimore Cattle Market.
JANUARY. /

BEEF CATTLE.-.The offerings to.
day amount to about one thousand head.
The markets. dull, but no change in pri.
ccs.
SIIEEP.-Thc market is we'll sup.
piled, but chiefly with common aud lnfe-
rior sheep, for which there is scarcely any
dcm,nd, while good and cxtra are selling
readily at four to i've and half cents per
pound gross.
llOGs.-,-Thc supply of hogs is light
and the demand only moderate, but they
arc held tirmly.at twelve 10 thirteen ccnt.
per pound, net.
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: Compliments Of Miss to Mr..
--ma i agreeable, Ishould De
most happy to escort him to the Leap lcar
party at M. Branmon's tbs erening.

With few exceptions the ladies respond
cd that "notl,ins could give them SO
much pleasure" etc, snd underwent
general course Of "primpiug' for the oc-
casion. Gallant as the Cavaliers Of oldcn
time, the gentlemen were on hand, UNI
brella and lamp i'll hand, at the appointed
hour. True aud faithful escorts did they
warning their gentle companions
of every pool Of water or sign Of mud on
the path they tray:rscd On arriving at
the residence Of Mr. Blannon, the ladies'
we're lshercl into handsome dressing.
room, where every convenience for the
final "fx" before entering the parlor was
ready for the use of tho blushing bcvy of
Leap Year beauties, who we're making
their DEBUT in society under such fayora-
blc auspices. After sufficient time had
been allowed, tho gentleman, who was
anSiously. awaiting the temperance Of
his fair charge, made known his readiness,
and the pair; with apropcr flourish, de-
sccndcd to tie parlor. As lmly our.
SELF we are but doing an act Of justice
when We say that gentlemen never looked
prcttier, danced better, sang swecter, or
entertained ladies as we'll us on Tuesday
night. Shortly after eight o'clock, the
gentlemen having procured the necessary
lnusic, and majority Of those present
being good dancers, the room for dancing
was thrown opcu, aud until after twelve
was the scene Of as much dancing as
could possibly be crowded into that inter
val Of time. About time o'clock, addi.
tional zcst was given to The general good
feeling by the arrival of some of our old
est laay citizcnS-ncc accompanied by gentle.
men over whose heads had passed many
Leap Year ere this one came to gladden.
them. And they well sustained their
reputation for gallaniry-n,orc than one
gray hcad-profusc with smiles md happy
us lark-was seen the foremost in tie
dance and promenade. About one o'clock
the party broke up, the gentlemen again
escortins to their several places Of abode,
the fair mortals who were Indies for that
night only" Every one was delighted !;
nothing. occurred to mar tho pleasure Of
the evening; and the gentlemen, like good
men and true, nobly did their duty. In
conjunction with TIC other young laoliss
present, we tender our sincere thanks to
our kind hostess, Mrs. Brannon, for the
very pleasant and hciPit0blc manner il
Which she performed her uncrous duties.
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PEnsoSAL,-Wc regret that our friend
A. d. Smith, who is SO well known to
most Of our citizens, has ceased to be
deputy at the post office, Ho was very
efficient and obligiug officer, and gave
universal satisfaction.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-04

LAuDADLE EsrEurHlsE.-We call ut
ten ,ion to the advertisement of Mr.. II.
Guggeuheimer, in our to-,'ny's issue.
lie has removed from his old stand on
Court Street to tie large and commodi-
GUS store rooms lately occupied by Messrs.
Gilfllan. Ebert 4 Co., where will be
found one of the largest, best and most
choice stocks Of Groceries and Liquors in
our State. Mr.. Guggcuhcimer is deter
mined to make it 10 the interest Of buy
crs to visit this market This is q move
which we feel assured will be successful,
being in the hands of thorough, enter.
prising and energetic business man. We
see no reason Why all classes of goods,
but particularly Groceries and Liquors,
cannot be sold here rs e cap MS in Western
markets. &c are assured that Mr.. Gug-
gcnhci,ncr's prices will compare favora-
bly, with Cincinnati houses. Give him a
call or send in your orders. lie has en-
gagged the service Of Mr.. Samuel Wardcr,
formerly with Gilillan, Ebert 4 Co., who
will be pleased to see his fticuds.-l'm-
kcrsLurg Daily Times.
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Ei,llORs OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and Nil
the effects Of youthful indescrotioh will fol
the sake OF humanity, send free to MI who
need IT, the recipe and directions fer making
The simple remedy by which lie was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by tho advertiser.
experiences can desc by addressing in perfect
confidence. JOHN u. OGDEN,
n26-ly OBJ nae 42Cedar ST., n I.
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dec list
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Exchange Bank
n Virginia,
rs.
a. II. jackson,
derisee, and 9TH
ers.
The parties in the above named cause will
take notice that have fixed upon the goth day
Of January, 1869, at my Office in the town of
Weston, Lewis County, West Virginia, to exc
cute the order Of reference made by consent OF
parties in this cause in vacation by which or
der am required TO convene the creditors
Of said A. II. jackson, deceased, TO appear he.
fore nc and prove their debts, upon pain OF
being denied the benefit of any decree to be
rendered in said cause. Twill also, at the time
and place aforesaid, proceed TO settle tac adj
minisratye accounts Of George W. Jackson.
administrator with the will annexed ofA II.
jackson, deceased, and report the debts so
proved, together with any liens binding the
real estate Of said A. II. jackson, deceased
with their prioritics. | will also report such
special matters MS | may deem pertinent, OF
which may be specially required by any OF
The parties. BY said decree this notice, 10 be
published In it1'lie Deriocrat' for four success
sivc weeks, Il declared shal! ba equivalent 10
personal service thereof on the parties or any
Of them. WIN. l.. HUNTINGTON,
Commissioner in Chancery,
dec HAT G. G. Il. G.
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OrsrEEs.-Scnd in your orders in time
for the holidays. Parties in want Of good
Oysters for the approaching holidays. can
be supplied with Ns. article, direct
from, the packing house, at so cents per
can, by ordering them Of A. b. Smith, at
the Post Office.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

NorcE.-All persons who have paid
their subscriptions to the Erpcsi'or will
receive TIE DEMOCRAT for the remainder
Of the time paid for. Those who are in
debted to the Eaposi'or will please come
forward aud settle Immediately.
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b. FIrry-TnREE new members were con-
ffrmcd at the Catholic Church at Clarks-
burg last Sunday.
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SGypAY School FgsrlyAL.-On New
Years eve, the teachers and scholars Of
the Baptist Sunday School gave q festival
at their church in this place, to which
they kindly and generously invited the
scholars Of the other Sabbath Schools,
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather, at an carly hour the large
church was crowded to its utmost capaci-
ty. The tables were loaded with great
variety of elegant and substantial ediblcs,
which we're served to the expectant chill
dren without money and without price.
All seemed to enjoy themselves immense
ly, and never have we seen children more
really happy than there. The music
instrumental and vocal, was excellent, and
added much to the enjoyment of the occa-
sion:
"" ave. .,,S '.. morning We received i
",' ".'.' WI" w '''an"er u eaA'' etc.,
~ w ''''I"s awe
,lc In,1;os $500 ~, pII y y,
tic Baptist Sunday School, wishing YOU
Il happy Mer Year; aadJeg Mat you niA
accept ne comen's Of ms basAet as 10,
".n y ,"' "'1,' 'e"e",""ce o"@ yooa
forts as journalists, anil 50 direct voyr
thoughts aat guide your pens that the
""o"1e"9c SCI" 0'o'deasf W ypW l>ress
Ivy 10 y '" ,, '"'"u =, u 10 ~ e','"'e
s,It IN aren't oood 10 uouysclrcs md f.uor.
men, is the prayer If
OFFICERS, Teachers AND SCHOLARS,
y. D1pa,t SUNDAY school.
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MRs, HOLDEN, Of this county, fell from
her horse ut Turtlctown, q few days ago,
severely fracturine her arm.