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FROM WASHLNGTON
The Fenian Pardons.

The Fenian Pardons.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WAsHINGToN Oct S.-The pardon OF General
O'Neil and other Fenians is delayed in couse-
quence of copies of the indictments under
which they were convicted not having yet
reached the Executive.
Army Orders.
First Lieutenant Mark Walker AMI Second
Lieutenant w. r. Dunton, of the 10Th Infantry.
are ordered for duty in conducting recruits to
Fort Sully, Dacotah, and also to the Military
Division of the South.
Captain Mcmillan, of the 11th Infantry, is
detailed as recorder of the Army Board to NEE,
here to examine officers unfit for duty under the
provisions of the new army law.
Naval Orders.
Lieutenant Charles II. Judd is ordered TO the
Michigan; Paynaster George L. Davis is ordered
to the Norfolk Navy Yard: Lieutenant George
Norris is detached from the Michigan aud or
dered to the Saginaw; Paymaster Thomas Cas-
well is detached from the Norfolk Navy Yard
and ordered to settle his account.
tTo-dnS's Cabinet !peetiBs.
All the members of the Cabinet were present ex
cept the Attorney General, Postmaster General
and Secretary oftbe Interior, the last-named being
represented by Judge Otto. The proclamation
to be issued will declare that the bays, waters.
and harbors of the United States shall do. be
used in preparing for war by bellgerent parties;
that ships-otwar of either belligerent shall not
leave any port of the United States
within twenty-four hours of the departure
of merchantmen of either belligerent:
the war vessels of either belligerent shall not
remain in United States port more than
twenty -four hours, unless it be for needed re-
pairs or supplies, and war vessel of either
party having once entered United States port
shall not re-eDter United States port until
after haviI VISITED European pert of its own
Government.
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L HIR ID 4 DITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Prussian Invasion,
The Pspal Troops and GalibaIdianS
Germany's Suspected Policy.
Napoleon to be Restored
Tl.DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Napoleon to be Restored
TQ-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
An Important Proclamation.
FROM EUROPE.
The Prussian Invasion.


TOURS, Oct THE enthusiasm of the people
is increasing. Volunteers are rapidly swelling
the ranks of the two armies now forming.
The Prussians seem determined to advance
into Normandy. The people in that province
are sending their grain and cattle further south,
and are placing every obstacle possible in the
way of the Prussians.
The Pnpnl Troops
and ar'baldians make force OF six thousand
men, and form a nucleus of one of the new
armies.
Restoration of Napoleon.
LONDON, Oct. S.-The Journal de BrurelleS
is responsible for the story that negotiations are
now pending between the German Government,
backed by Russia and Napoleon, the object
being to prevent the establishment of the
French republic.
The March on Soissous.
st. QUENTIN, Oct. S.-The enemy now seems
to be abandoning his march on this point. 1t is
reported that the entire German force which
has been operating in this direction is now
moving upon Scissors, which is able to make
an energetic defense.
THIS Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Oet. s-130 p. M.-Consols closed at
can securities quiet; United State 2Os OF 1862 Ola
OF 1865 old, 905S OF 1867, S9s 10-40s, So. Stocks
quiet; Erie ls Illinois Central, 1l31 Atlantic and
Great Western, 27H.
LIVERPOOL, oct S-l'30 7. M.-Cot)n close !,
middlng uplands at s5s@s2ld.; mddling Orleans az
3D. Sales TO- 600 bales, Including 1000 for specula.
ton and export. Red inter Wheat, 9s. Cd 9s l0tl.
Beef, l12s. Cd. Lard, 71s.
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FROyH THE DOMLNTON.
Tho Red River Troubles.

TORONTO, Oct. S.-Intelligence has been rs-
ceived from Fort Garry to Ssl tember 20 ", St.
Cloud, Mimi, October 6. The French half
breedf were mastering about st. Joseph and
Pembina, threatening the boats descending the
Red river. Captain Cooks company of the On
tairo battalion have been sent into camp near
Pembina to protect the Government and other
parties coming down. Great uneasiness pre-
walls in the settlement.
If the French commit any overt act it is
feared q general row will ensue. Lieutenant
Butler, of the Goth Regiment, will go to Penn
buia to ascertain the position of affairs at that
place. Advices from Pembina of September 81
state that all was quiet on the frontier. De-
serters from the American army are numerous.
ODonohue and party are at Pembna.
Winnipeg advices of September a. via St..
Cloud, Mimi, October 6, state that Lepine, Ad-
iutant General to Riel, had been shot at Penn
bina by man whose wife he had seduced.
James Ross new house has been burned down,
as was supposed, by an incendiary.
Colonel Jarvis and Captain Hutchinson have
left for New York and Canada, respectively.
The Canadinn Fisheries.
HALIFAX, Oct. 8.-The war steamer Plover
has captured and taken to Charlottstown, p.
E. l., the fishing schooner Clara Friend, of
Gloucester, Mass, for fishing within the three
mile limits.
Clever Smuggling Scheme
has been detected here by the customs officers.
Liquors, cigars, and other heavily-taxed goods
were shipped in bond for Newfoundland, aud
then packed In fish barrels and brought back to
Halifax and entered free fish.
The first train passed over the Missquett
Bridge, between Nova Scotia and New Bruins
wick, yesterday.
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A CONFIDENCE GAME.

A Washington correspondent of the y. 7.
Tribune writes:- o,
person purchased certain real estate 10 1862,
when he was engaged in open and active hos
tility TO the Government, and also took the
conveyance with full knowledge of the purpose
for which it was made to him. After the ter
mipatien of the Rebellion, and when 1t was
found that the land world not be confscated,
the father-in-law without value consideration.
Acting Commissioners Douglas decides that this
CONVEYANCE confers taxable succession
upon the son-in-law, because the conveyance to
the father made for the purpose aboye-men-
toned, was hostile to public policy; that both
parties were in equal fault that the rule OF law
that when the parties are equally in wrong, tue
con diton of the possessor better applies in this
case; that inasmuch as the law leaves parties In
equal fault just where 1t finds them, aud gives
no relief by an action which requires aid from
an illegal contract in its support the title OF the
fatherin-law was good as against the son aud
bis heirs; that the conveyance OF the tather-in-
law was therefore purely voluntary, and being
a voluntary conveyance made without valuable
consideration must be held and taken TO confer
upon the guarantee succession, as provided ia
section 132 of the act of June 8, 1864. Amended.
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PETITIONS OF WIDOWS. Notices of widows ap-
pcatiuns have been filed in the Orphans Court for
The City and County OF Philadelphia, that the fol
lowing named widows have filed Ia Court their petit
tions for the allowance of three hundred dollars out
OF the real personal estate of their deceased hus
bands under the provisions of the act OF Assembly
OF April 14th 1881, and the supplements thereto: -
Pierce Archer Esq., for Mrs. Catharine Stewart,
widow OF James Stewart
George W. Thorn, Lsq, for Mrs. Bridget McKiu-
ney, widow Of owen Mckinney
W. III. Waxler Esq, for Mrs. Elizabeth Castor,
widew of George ]. Castor
The cases.will be heard on Saturday. October l5
and Saturday, october 22 less exception be flied
thereto
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FROM .NEW ENGLAND.
Goodrich Libel Suit.

UOOUFICH SuIts
BosToN, Oct. S.-The libel suit of w. w.
Cheney against John Z. Goodrich, tried in the
Supreme Judicial Court, has resulted in q YER
dict for the plaintiff, assessing the damages at
$4,000. The libel was contained in pamphlet
in which the defendant, while Collector of the
P Port of Boston, charged the plaintiff with cheat
ing the Government by the fraudulent altera-
ton of papers in passing goods through the
Custom House The plaintiff sued for $4,000
damages.
Fire at Nashua.
NASHUA, Oct. S.-The Globe Printing Works
and the Nashua Iron Company's establishment
were burned yesterday; loss $4,000.
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BANKRUPTs IN THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLvANIA.-Tne follow
ing named gentle have given notice of their ap-
pointment as assgnees upon the estates named
upon petition of creditors
George Tucker Bspham, ESQ., assignee Of Nathan
Kahn, Of Philadelphia.
Messrs James j. Tool and Oh aries w. Romtch as
signees OF the estates OF Edward III. Kneu, OF Le-
high county.
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LIGHT, MORE LIGHT!- James M. West, STU
dent at Jaw with b. Franklin Fisher, Esq., aud Mr.
William T. Stover, a student at law with H. McIn
tyre ESQ.,, formerly with John Mcintyre, Esq ,
lately deceased have given notice of their inten tion
to apply the Board OF Examiners at this term for
admission TO practice as attorneys at the Court OF
Common Pleas and District Court OF the city and
county of PHILADELPHIA.
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STORE ROB BERIEs.-At O'Clock this morning the
Delaware HarbOr Police found the store No. 244
North Delaware avenue Opc2. On investigating
IL was found that 200 pounds Of butter had been
stolen.
The cigar store: No. 1905 Market street was robbed
last night OF dozen boxes OF cigars. The thief Is
supposed 10 have been secreted In the place when
IL was closed last evening
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I,IED.

(F5r additional Deaths Tenth page)
LETIs.-This morning, of diphtheria, Ella
Youngest daughter OF Michael and Elizabeth b.
Let's, aged years months and 26 daVs.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the resi-
dence of her parents, No. 517 Federal street, Cam
den, N. j., on Monday, 10th instant at O'Clock.
TowNsEND.-On the morning Of the Sth instant
Mrs ELIZABETH W., widow of Dr. Elisha Townsend
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
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FROM NEW FORK.

Specie shipments.
New YORK, Oct. S.-The total specie ship
ments to-day amounted to $5000O0.
New York Produce Market
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Cotton heavy; sales OF 900
bales at 1890. Flour duh and unchanged sales $500
bbls Wheat declining; sales 81, 600 bushels No. at
ssI2@l 1b; winter red at 81 32. Corn heavy; sales
600 bushels mixed Western at S49S5c. Oats
dun. sales OF 16 600 bushels Ohio, 5i95Ic. Western
bl@b9c, Provisions quiet aud steady. Lard firm (;
Kettle l6616I,c C. Whisky quiet at S915
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STOLE A WATCH.-Last evening William Hender-
son entered the jewelry store OF $. n. Wicks, No
1870 Pine street, and while pricing some jewerY
put watch In his pocket. He then LEFT, and was
followed 10 Dean and Pine streets, where he was
arrested He Will have hearing at the Central
station Ills afternoon.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Lerame Park Rncea.

JEROME PARK, Oct S.-The ground is quite
crowded to- day, and the track in excellent con-
dition. The first race of a mile and three-quar-
tiers was won by Kemorseless. Time, 315ll
My Maryland second, and Flash of Lightning
third. Six horses started. Stake $3100, all
for the first horse.
The New York BR0lk Statement.
New York, Oct 8.-The following items ap-
pear in the weekly statement of the banks of
this city,
Loans, decrease e...................$ ,305 272
Specie, te...................... $40
Legal tenders, decrease. sos, ,865
Deposits, decrease. se................,.. 3,35i,45
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A GRAND RALLY OF the RsouG,;ap c!!iysns OF the
Ninel2enih ward Will be heG this evening, n. the
corh5s :" :" ''~lAIofd r"-@ ana ana ESIG street Several
meeting, among them being Hon. Leonard Myers,
Hon. William Il. Mann. Hon. Morton McMchael,
and Colonel william Moran. Let the people o. this
section OF the CITY turn ont Ln lnll force.
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NEW PuEIIclTIOSs.-Turaer co. send Us 4 oslr-
tons JoHaGA Efdy Saturday. and our Blgs 0td
Girls.
From the Central News Company, No. 300 Ches-
mt street We have received the latest nu nOefs o!
Punch and Han.
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A NEW BUST or DIoKENs.-A cabinet portrait
bust OF Charles Dickens, fifteen inches in height,
and in composition and color exactly similar TO the
Rogers groups, has just been published. This por.
trait Of the late great novelist is acknowledged TO
be faithful likeness, and is the latest OF any pub
llshed. lt was modelled during MT. Dickens last
visit 70 this country, and makes very suitable and
beautiful ornament for the linrary. The retail price
OF the bust Is g. anu IL is packed for the country for
S.. Messrs. T. b. Peterson Brothers are the Phil
delnhia agents,
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THE MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-'Fhe number Of
deaths in the city for the week ending at to-
day was 231, being decrease of rs from those of
last week, and decrease Of from the correspond
ing period Of last year. or these lis adults ll3
were minors 175 were born in the United States: 40
were foreign were people of color; and Z were
from the country OF this number AZ died OF cons1np-
ton OF the lungs OF disease of the heart 10 OF
mus II of old age OF typhoid fever 10 Of convul-
sions; of scarlet fever 10 of Inflammation OF the
lungs of congestion OF the brain; 16 OF debility
and Of cholera ntantum.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
wa
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REoPENISG or A CHURCH.-The Darby Second,
or as II is popularity termed the Darby Level Presby
terian Church. Philadelphia (the II ". g. L. Ray
mond, PASTOR, which has been closed Tor repairs,
will be reopened tomorrow. The Rev. Albert
Barnes Will preach in the morning, and in the after
noon there will be public meeting OF the Sunday
school, with addresses by DIR. Hutchngs of the Sab
bath-schOo OF the Pine street church, and others.
There viii be festival in the lecture room on Fri
day and Saturday evenings the 9TH and sth instant.
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CHARLES w. BROOKE, Esq., win deliver his new
lecture upon ''The Rare Od Players, A. tas A nd
emy OF Music on Thursday night next, 18th lus-2nt
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AEOruEE CAPTURE Jseph johnson was arrested
last evening az Tenth and Locus streets on charge
OF being concerned IN the assault Ol aud robbery OF
GeeTge w. Bailey, on Monday night last, at Acorn
alley and Locust street. He Will be at the Central
station this afternoon.
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CAsUALTY.-Joseph MOnahan fel last egenibg
from his dTay, on Fifteenth street, below Race ani
was run oye- He was removed TO MS rss.dsncc
on Dup0nceau street, below Locust
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STOLEN DUCEs.-Evans SnydeT was arreste tlis
morning 81 Frankf0rd road ani "A ans street, Will
thret ducks IN his pOssessi n which ne Is supposed
% have stolen. Alderman iieias Held him for fur
ther hearing.
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BoAT-IoAD OF IHOS CAPTURED.-At an early hour
THIS morning the Dela SaTe IA scbOr Police oaptured
a skff-load OF iron on the river. The thieves slc-
ceeded IN escaping. The boat Is EnJsn as the
"Col. Johnson
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THE PETITION offered by Mr.. King IN Councils a.
their last mt citing for removing Belgian blocks from
Walnut and Spruce streets, from the cOntrac-
tors and not from the property owners, stated in
the morning papers. IL APPEARS the pavement was
laid in complain ce with an ordnance OF Councils
petition from majority OF the property-holders.
All the bills have been collected excepting on the
properties No. 1909 Walnut street, and Nos 1916
1875 1890, 1881, 1853, and 1895 Spruce street, the
owners OF which refuse TO pay. The late decision
OF the Supreme Court relative TO the Broad sireet
pavement reDders 1t difficult to collect the Items
thereto the contrlctos to lessen their loss desire
70 take mp the Belgian blocks which are valuable,
and WILL without expense 10 the city, repaVe the
spaces with cobble stones
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AUpIreGs ArrOfNTED-The following named mem
bers Of the bar have bceR appointed ia the Orphans
Court for the city ami county of Pnladipnii al III
tors 10 the estates named below
Joseph Ball. ESD, tD audit, etc. the accounts Of
Terrence NeeaOn, deceased, adm nistrdtOr OF tn
estate Of Mary McAuulty, deceased.
j. T. Pratt ESQ to audit, ETC., the accounts of
Roger McCloskey and Michal Mcgrath, executor
Of John Duffy's (deeeased) will.
r. G. McMurtrie, Esq., TO audit, &c, the acc )unts
OF ''The Pennsylvania ,mpany for Insurance O1
Lives and Granting Aunuities," executors OF ths
estate of Francis Thibault, deceased.
o. IIunu Esq, to audit, etc the accounts Of JOIN
S. ThaCkeray guardian OF Charles and Rtsdarj
Sainter the minor children Of Richard j. Sdnter,
deceased.
James Lynd, Esq, 70 audit, etc, the accounts VI
Messrs. Francis X. Wharton, Jr., Robert w. sykes.
and Henry whsrtop, the executors OF the will OF
Francis X Wharton, deceased
Simon GratZ, ESQ.,, to audit, et3 the accounts OF
Messrs. Joseph w. Sharp, Israel II. J-Snson, an I
Robert H. Cooper, trustees for Benjamin Sharp,
under the provisions Of the Will OF John Sharpe,
deceased.
eamue b. Huey, Esq. to audit, etc, the account
OF William Armstrong, administrator OF the estate Of
Alexander Armstrong deceased.
Charles NJ Neal Esq., to audit, etc, the account
of Susan c. henderson, the eXecutrX OF tue VIII or
Susan Hitler, deceased
Thomas a. Porter, ESQ, 70 audit etc, the acc cunt
Of Edward Haller administrator Of Thomas Dunn,
deceased.
Thomas Greenbank, ESD, to audit, etc, the az
count OF Caroline Mclugh Administrative OF Chris
tiauna Sen1Ter, deceased.
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IL AND Orr o. TRE DELAWAKE -IDseph Parr1f. Z
deIaTged nan, foil int the Delaware las- even ~
aud w8s rescued after 20 He ,rOgble he vas theI
taken o his residence.
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GEORGIA STATE FAIR.-On the l9th Inst. the an-
nua Georgia State air VIII be opened az Auanta.
Articles Tor exhibition ran he seat uY the Philadc!-
phia and southern Nal Steamship CJmpanys YES.
sells a redugel rates.
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CAUGHT WITH GoOns N Hrs POSSESSION. James
Reilly was captured rhis IOfnng witn roll OF cas-
pet which, 4 is alege he had s'Oen from tue Con-
tlnental Hotel. lie VIII be before Alderman Kerr
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CASE DIsussED.-The Democracy this morning
made lame attempt TO imprisOn colored mau
named Jacob Turner, residing in Lynn street,
Twelfth ward, upon the charge OF perjury. The
allegation was that he had vouched for man
named knoOts, who was not resident OF the ward.
Competent testimony was given to the effect that
KnoOts re sided with Mr. Paris, No. 42I Lynn street,
for over six weeks This was at the time Tdrner
youched for him. Only q week since the man left
the house, and moved into another section Of the
city. The hearing In this case came before Alder
The name OF -Knoots had been stricken from the
registry list by the Republican canvassers
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- esC .gssreytsss,e4s ssfs.
I N PRoBATE-MAasTowoC County

In the matter of the Estate of Dedrich agner de-
ceased, On reading and filing the petition Of Martin
Kline, administrator of the Estate of said deceased
representing, among other things that he has fully
administered said estate, and praying that time and
place be liked for examining and allowing his account
of his administration, fl al in this Court. 1t is
osred that said account be examined Iy tho Judge
tlS Court, on Monday, the 18th day of April, A. D.
1870 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at nv office in said County
Ordered farther that notice theraof be given to the
heirs of said deceased and all parties interested
by publishing copy OF this order for three weeks
prior TO said day of hearing, in THE M.NITogyoC TR-
BUsE, weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc
in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, tho 9th day of March A. D.,
1870 Wa. W. WALDO.
l6-50-3tw.w,w. County Judge.
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IN PROBATE, Manitowoe county

Il CGMSt. =, ,D''.-
In the matter of the Estate of Joachim Krause
deceased. -'l t3l 81. 0'-7T17-
On reading and filing the petition of Maria Radtlen
OF SAID county representing among other thugs that
Joachl1n hraise late of Two Creeks on fhe 2Sh Iay
OF August a. d. ISIS, at Two Cree ks died intestate
leaving goods, ehattels and estate within this State
aud that the petitioner is the widow of said deceased
ana praying that administration of said estate be to
Jonah granted, it is ordered that said pettion
De heard before the Judge of this Court. Monday
the 18th day of April, AID. 1870 at II o'clock A vi .
at my ONCE IN said County. Ordered further that
notice thereof be given to the heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested by publishing copy
OF tfns order for three successive weeks prior to
said day OF hearing, in ''THE MA1IIoYoo TRIBUEE' a
Weekly Newspaper published at Manitowoc in said
County. WA. W WALDO Comfy J1Idra-
Dated Manitowoc, the 10Th day of March A. D.
1870. chg W. 1S-3y
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ELECTION NOTICE.
MANITOWOC CITY ELECTION.
NuLAGE CIEIsKls NEl.rcr NInr..l. 81 Il IL 81

MANITOWOC CITY ELECTION,
VILLAGE CLERKS OFFICE, March 2lst 1870.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the Act
to incorporate the City OF Manitowoc that an cleo
ton Tor City and Ward Officers Will be held on the
First Tuesday in April next being the nth da of
said month for the purposeo of eiectng the following
named officers
ana Oase Police Justice.
For each Ward: Three Aldermen, and
one supervisor, and one Justice of the Peace,
and one Constable. r.
The places for holding said election are designated
follows:
LIST Ward-The Council Room *
2l Nard-OiBce of Benz Jones.
3D. Ward-IIouse of Carl Gaugor
4th Ward-0lice of Ed. Conway
n. NIELSEN Village Clerk
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SIHINEON s.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circuit Court for Manitowoc County

Circuit Court for Atanitowoc County {
Niels e. Thompson, Plaintiff,
rs
Carl Schmiftman and Henrietta Schmidtman his
wife. frederik Mole, Jean Maurice Crettan and John
Crettan, Defendants.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named pefen-
s'fer the complaint Of Sels Z. THOMPSON the pIain
TN IN this action, copy OF which is herein served
upon you, and you required to serve copy of Your
answer to the said complaint, the subscribers at
their Office, in the city of Green Bay Brown County,
Wisconsin, within 20 days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day OF such SER
vice; aild ii yon fail 10 answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded IN the
said complaint
Witness, the Hon. Campbell Mclean, Judge of
SAID Court, at Manitowoc, III said County, on this
18th day Of February in the year 1870
The complaint IN the above entitled action was filed
IN the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Manitowoc, March 18th 1870.
lG-I9-6t,i DIM e Il ELLIS & IIASTINGn.