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A POOR NEEDLEWQNAH,

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o.ta14 uuen as -Isu - ~ "s @
y, u,net eace'teA' ta WI, 1aTe1 "on
luxe 70 pe e9esAn''s e'.u.u 1ne1s - 1ue
nn1"ole teason' ens. ~ gives ~ ao'n
pleasure 10 Peop1e o. sa@'e ~ o1ooA ~ eae"'
Item, the atassocsanc feason' 1oat ao
geEtases ones spec1a1 pos1non, ana s5ems
to say that the "eares - one OF tnose sweet
ana 1otss creatures IN neast ana mina' to1'
Wnom neither oes1any nos oeeeaseo fsaa-
aTes cosia 90 enough. !1e"'' .nese Ii 'ne
asthetlc xeason,-one 1eels 20 muen pu1af
ana mo1e etne11a1 III q ae" notno1 snut ~
an old one. Item, there u tne cnaf'1aoie
and missionary reason tnht. the fa9ef ana
more costly our apparel, tue more We arc
relieving the ois1fesses OF tne sonef1ng ana
the heathen~ IN purchasing taa1nonas' 1or
instance We seno maen'neeaeo pl'.sacs
to the poor dlndoo, FeEuE1a<l. brazlllaa.
and ale1acatmlnass, "nom VIC can nelp III
no other way. In buying paaf's' We con-
fer favor upon Some handsone ceyion
diver who sounds Tue depths OF lna'an seas
to aecR tns nosoms OF boston eeaa'aes- Inc
Christian III rustling SUI, VINO CONSCIOUSLY
gives only a onn 10 to"afd the conversion o1
China, uneonsciously gaVe hundred tunes
as much to the Sane END In buying nef
SILK Our fn1s and saoies are valuable con.
trbutions for the support or the Gospel
around dudsons Bay ana among .no
heathen OF ap1tzbefgsn and hatnschat1a-
| ,,.-oa .T3a f,st r,ss ~ Han;,on lace waa
-. r-a.a - a. s.,ta,in, loco maka,o
to g1ve bread 70 the senet1ng 'see-mA1ess
l Ur%E bnt "a hi ~ a
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8WEDEE.

SruCKuoI.x. Juipa 1.-THE ministerial crisis has
occurred The toEowtnR is the new Cah!net:
Adlevcntz, Aln1s:sr OF Justice: HeFgstrnI9. Minis
No change III tho foreign or domestic rolty.
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Two sudden deasha occurred n lis city last
efepe:f wno ~as q ,a on {:
Hcha dook. talking to some frsends, about half
past aAlpcS, he tel 70 the ground md almos- I'M
ONCE near bJ, anI the Coroner notified TO hold IN
Inquest Ills name could not be ;aa1ned, as, when
our reporter a1Itsed al the place. no one Who
THO second was that OF Policeman Charles
Ford, Who fell against picket Fence on his bezt
IN feF momenis sttcr be Tas fo*nds IT'S ta Vas Mas
about hatfpast 10 O'Clock. He Hetr the station 1t
O'Clock in apparently good health and, after walk
placa mentioned at the time stared For souo
tins past he had had two uleers on hts left leg,
ee o9 iRe 81 1en D T.
AM. an e 4s. Stxec, ~ {cncc, t9 when found his
large pool oi blood on IRIS and mere VA s
Isl @ssn esrs r 81 a1tl 81 e i
af,Rr some brandy had been gvea S!.n - aan
hut after breathing sererul tines he .4 r.
the cause Of death, but thought tt WIS the resuk
/ Of hemo.7haRe- Deceased had been on the pulcE
fo hs Gpa s. a
body conveyed To his late residence, corner OF
Indiana and Noble streets, last evening Due notice
+ Of the funeral viii he gtstn.
I aIf4e e1laneon~.
We learn from gentleman EhO came passen-
ger over the Caiea::o- burlington quincy Rat.. Rat
| GaItsbur9 to ihls city, one man had his pocket
picked Of sea In Ro.1 and another of 500 in car
rency, by OF more bold operators en- the train.
1t beho0yes rallrusd passengers, especially those
not well posted II. the why's OF pickpocRet5 aNtf
confidence operas7rH, TO be On their guard aga1nss
pleasant gentleman who af,4 disposed to SIT hesdf
| them and make Themselves generally agreeable
They are, aImost 10 q man wolves ID Sleeps closh
| Ing. ~.
An indIrk3ual named william B;eher Va
thfee-Guafter3 drunk yesterday, and stIucE IN u
tltude on the corner OF Quincy and pespatnF
streets WSsn he saw Policeman p[er APPROACH
Ing he pulled ont revolver and = dirk knlio, ant
with one IN each hand, dared the Officer to cpH
| near him. Dier. BY ! strategic movement, cai
turtd ba.h weapons. thereby destroying sens
| tson, and marched their owner to the unlcn Stfel
| Station, where he Was locked up .....
| The following are the statistics Of the Chica-'
Post Once for The monsn OF May: Number.
money orders paid, t0.56a: amount Of aanae, 31s-
| sOO.16; number OF money orders tssue4l. l.sS
amount Of game, 81 +alass: number ct mail r
tets delivered, SD >a2f, uuuher Of city .ettega
llyered, IL, ses humber Of newspapers de1iyerf,
1872 6a5 nuInle uf letters collected 40 i5s nt4-
/ bet OF newspapers collected, 81, ,3S6-
| The Fenians in this city say that Eanadn
/ trours, in civilian costume, hare been passE
through this city for the last week. Tot,ie 10 /
| Paul anu the Rel River country. They comn
squads, In charge OF ucn-comnisslaned of1ca,
. and go on the!r way very quietly.
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i Ind Afus-

A man lnho refused to give hss ra1se. and a.
other, ts3o Sezr drinking 10 Andres saloon, cor
ner OF 81fket and Madison Rtynsts.. about It :la
last evening" oegan GuatrelltGg and. Andre put
them out The unknown felloF pulled opt ! knife
behind screen and the knife entered that Instead
OF bis bp.iy. Policeman Hays arrested the un-
known Ru15 !p1ke1l HIN up In the .sfu1O.y. Several
skeleton teys were founst on him l1G q 500 note
Was pul!e1 Out Of his shirt slefFe.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

1ospos, Jnnc 4>-~A correspondent Of the 9sa:<s
ii Madrid, wIites that he scheme @ OF sSno1
NsIe Minister q ..sesv ss % 1e sus1sh 1or
sinss u 4 perfect fnAare> The bin defeats :ha
Isry oliect it Intends 70 forward He says ne
nenp5e are not favora1sle to the measure as :
stands. BE points ont rs weaAnesses, aud rtd-
T1o7Ip, June <-The EnaiasMaen Hao we're
sns ssnetSa se y 80 ha1e been 1cod p an cmissar
Of the government. The IT1Fonets Tere n gooa
health ans veil Teate n aasta n nss slfesdy
Commences mi M Negotiations With :ae robbers. but Tie
subject is rrpIete win di1icuiues, aad y feared
that no resnH viii be fezchen loF sa.e -, aies "es
cnr1ea 1rstertsy were highly Important Almost
he entire sesason YVES devoted to tue con2tdesa-
hon o1 the qoesnen q tassrs fas +t = t9nsa M
didate for King bs considered fairly elected nniesa
he received majority equal to ont-Aan the fu!!
eninnsiast,c applause, It van resolved 70 take this
proposition INTO consideration by vote oS 1o6 To
S, md the Ccztes a4a5sarned.
equivalent 70 a deies* Of Aonspensier, who has
slly s. votes IN the Cesses, and VINO tn:s aoead'
nenr u aiopted, will require 1s9 10 be elected
FKAAcR.
PARIS, June k-There Is still much dlssansfac-
tIcu with the mail service 70 the United Statea'
T1ss press Is unanimous ID calling TOR reform.
Sa1s NPseedn e
=
many cannon. nnakrts, and other Hxr material
have recently been ordered: Hom Bftssels and NcFt
York on the y,ceroy's account 4 larYe increase
IN the armament at the disposal OF the govern.
ment Ii suddenly apparent. Il Is now almost Ger.
tain that the vsess9I Is psep.stng for struggle
With ths Sublime Pore, and that Russia will lend
him her powerful assistance.
A rurnoF that Mons PreFosE Pasado TILL sue
ceed Bertnemy a. Minister Of France at Washing
ton Is n9atn current ante Becms well founded
DREsT, June 1.-THE steamship La Louisiana, Ul
the Havana / St Sazire line has gone ashore be.
tween this elty and 81 Eaz.re. y g thought she
PlR1s. Jne I'm he Corps :IeEisiatif Jester
day, the members Of the Lett having demanded
the right ofpublc meeting during the election 70,
Councils General, u. Olivier ref1Rest making this
Cabinet quezdpn the order Of the day for to-day.
The Deputt4 who yesterday vpted BY 3 large
majority again It the Mlnstsy, totlaY unanimously
voted Ia !A favor, except Hlemhets Of the Ieft
who abstained from voting.
The auccesa Of Olivier averts = Ministerial
crisis.
Beneditu, Minister to Prussia, who recently hat
leave OF absCn0e to visit Paris, ha3, received Or
tlers IN return III Haf1(u forthwith
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NEW YORK

CiA1skrHE,. June 4.-Prolessor- Ninniiao has
discovered AueN planet.
, 1870-06-05

RUSSIA.

LrsnoN, June &-The appointment csI aenor Da-
Costa. Portuguese Ambassador TO A1Atid, Is ofd-
riattF nuft]lAhed
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the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT,

the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
A Sketch
Showing the Unreality Of Things.
Feeding
From a Feminine Basia.
Gout
As An Aid to Beauty.
Arnusaments4
At Homo and Abroad.
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As An Aid to Beauty.
At Homo and Abroad.

CHICAGO, JrneL
7o tie Ediser u IAs cAia9s Itib.snx:
A waa sitting in my restaurant. the other
dry, doing vh&s tho owl In Ftopae's It Historg
Of the Gu" told Puss TO do, that Is, Ito
mediate" fell in with N experiences that
Convinced me-, more than ever, how liab1a the
Imagination ie to b. deceived AND how the very
smallest material f&ct uoAy strip on the Illusion
from thing Of beauty and make It toyless for
ever.
Ny next neighbor Vas I lovely creature Of
sweet somewhere from 1G to 70, Hith no
reminder Of real and mono Of the raukneas Of
u1Atnriy about her. she waa Just in tho right
stage Of development to cut for bouquet.
6ha WIS born 10 draw attention, and think
she knew It,
'Iis uatter Of fact, I uerer knew WOMAN
who didn't know 1t.
Bhe Haanot one Of tbs period. She VAS not
gushing. She WAS not loud In her attire. "Nest
hut not gsudy," ~ the monkey said to the
the petals and sepals TT \ rose. She wxs
petite, and, therefore, wfDaome, fo1 Ill TIL
women are frigid, stately, and sct, walk, and
talk according to Gunter. Her hair vaa OF
that tinge which It might hAve assumed II
aAu 1AAo9A0* LIZA 6Ue EQ44&oA IL ~. dE4
| forehead was low and ehaps1y {if there Il de-
formity in nature It is high forcheadbd
womtn). Her noso wss OF Just tho right size,
| thin and delicate, and well adapted to ssbosn
I oder4s such = nose - AspasiA might h1ve had
| on; her ross bed, or Ccopat11 sailing under
het si1ken canopy on the tusbid Nls, mean
| vMlo discovering an ez1n in Antony's Roman
perfume. Her ayes wero Of that dangerous
claAa-blue AZ tbs heaven, With long, dAzk
l1shcs, which can Light up With wild pas
sions, Or, droop ike Lily on the
water They were in tepoae, pesss4e, thought'
ful, ercn, with just : tinge Of sadness, Is faint
as the fuah OF pink yet sometimes soc On the
petal Of = whte rose: Her upper Up might
hare been the bow Of somo fairy Cupid, and
her lower Vas ~ rich aDd tull as strawberry,
and between them cleaned teeth a. white Il i
ror Of same1ias between rcd popptas. He,
faee waa colored With tho purs pink and white
Of nsture-colors that c81ne md went respop
sive to her fee1ipgs-aud - Ahe leaned be,
head on her ahapely, white hand, on oee dngel
| Of which diamond cleaned land the diamond
ia ths only gem for beautyA ahe made pic
ture which you sometimes soc on CANVAS, bu
l. verv rarely in Restaurant.
+ And did what Pusa did. meditated, AMI
drew all sorts Of fancitul pietures ahout thi
L, ,1,%4Irv nh
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Feeding
Gout

From a Feminine Basia.
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THE HEROIC DEAD.

The Poem Of q. f. Taylor, Esq, on
the OccaaIon Of Dedac&tinE - soE-
dter., Monument, mad Decorating
,hr soldiers, Graves Rt Roschul
CemeterY> ne1r Chicago, huy 30,
1870. ..-...-.-
The following Is tbs poem IN full.of which
VA p.re only N e1t1aet-read By Ar. Taylor
~ eba Indication Of ths monument to ths
memory of the Members Of BEidgea' b.tte3
vbo feil during the wAr. At the closo Of it's
re,aing, Rev. Robert coll.u ssid: "You have
he..d, friends, that I Am to give you bene~
d;c;on. 1 have felt-aa atu sure you did
tb,t xon were receiving it when you listened
to those mighty words that have ssarlaed our
he.rts to-day, =. no poem ot our great war, I
think, ever atorued Us before. l would rather
tb,t these should rest upon yoa than any
other thing that can be said or done: l can'
therefore, but say, God hless you!' Lst III
Iii On hous With this sweet blessing oul
friend and fe1low-ciizen has given Us IN oui
hearts. Amen"
, 1870-06-05
A Sketch

Showing tho Unreality Of Things.
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IN the COUNTRY.
Strawberries and Cream. and
IS Other Iiuxuriea of
the Season.
Entusymoosy" Interrupted.
Wisconsin Women, Babies, Suffrage,
and Farmers' WiYea


In she country. Yes, here Am, away Oh
In Wisconsin !" the maadows rich with
cosn,"-only these are no Meadow, and no
corn 70 talk about, for. the drouth is serere,
and the green blades look N7lted sna discour-
aged. In this particular section, twelve miles
from Madison, there has no rain fallen for
nearly two months, In consequence Of which
tho crops and sna1l fruits are beginning to
suffer. Strawberries arc not nearly 10 large
or fne ~ they should be, but tho flavor is not
impaired, they being 7szy sweet and juicy.
Cu11ants are ripeuing in careless, deapona-
ent sort Of way, in small, half-full punches.
The rain viii be too }ate 10 help them. AL
vegetables ars suffering, and the gardens have
late, backward look.
Tho weather is perfect; the long, bright,
cloudless days. very WARN, yet Scarcely hot.
might become weaIisome with their calm, oven
brightness, but for the delicious, fragrant,
atx-It nights, when the odorous dew lies like
benediction On e7esy flower, and tres, and
blade Of grass; night. 80 fair, and Ashs, and
pleasant, that waking birds thrust out their
sleepy heads, and send forth one long sweet
thrill Of Thanksgiving, that c1eaves the air Ike
an arrow Of light, and wakes thousand musf-
{ csl responses, while whking people sre g'ad of
the sweet boon OF life, in world where there
! is 50 much beauty, thinking Of what BONE ona
has said:
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= Office is HEREBY GIVEN that by viz.
~ tue Of the power contained in q certain
mortgage executed by Homer Hill to William
II. Horr, dated A. ril 30lh. 1893, and recorded
in the Collector Office. at the port Of Milwau.
kee. in liber - OF Hortga ces. at page 167
etc. on the 4th day OF January. 1852. said
mortgage viii he furecloSed by u sale 1T pub.
lie auction OF the property mortgased thereby
viz: The cnc-fuuIth part O. the schooner
Etenezer, her boats, anchors, chains, cables
tackle, apparel, aud furniture, al the place
where said vessel lies. in the Milwaukee river
in the city If Milwaukee. and State of Niscon.
sin, on the 2lst day of March next, at lC
o'clock {. N
The amount unpaid on said mortgage and
secured thereby is / ,001, and on which moth.
ing has been paid.
lated MaIitowoc. March lOth. 1870.
WI. II. HORN. Mortgages,
+ B. THAT, Attorney for Mortgagee.
5S-H2
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The EIan.towoc & Kiel 'u-1!.2i;,,1


The chalter for this road has passed thu
Legislature The incorporation are Johl
Sehuette. Henry Bae;z. Thon as NindIn;e
iIeuTy Hoes, Hermann Breuer, Charlie:
Gustaver>oD and L b. Treat
This road when completed to KEEL. 81.
greatly bth,f Mani,oBoc, as well as The
country through which it will PASS
We understand that il i the intention @.
The company to make this road free road,
through those towns shich viii give >ati
lent aid 10 compo,c tie road through
their town.
The people along the line of the road
viii a soon as the company is organized,
receive proposals for building TIE road
The proposed line Of road runs out upon
lie Calumet road as far j, Ges'ler' place.
from thence TO the St. Nazlan settlement,
and thence 10 kiel, to inters"ct the She
ooysan road
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ot;ce CT Sale.

OFFICE OF The CLBRK OF TIE BOARD or
SUPERVISORS.
County Of Manitowoc, T %. Il, 1870.
Notice IS hereby given, that the Board Of
Supervisors u Mauitowoc County will meet IT
the Court House. III the VILLAGE Of Mauito~ oc
on Tuesday the 18Th day Of March, 1870 st
ten clock IN the forenoon, and viii then offer
Tor Sale to lie highest bidder the South East
Quarter Of Section No. 10 IN Township No. ta
Of Range Nc . Z: Known as the Poor Farr..
and in case the farm be not sold they will les Sc
the same 10 some goodand responsible person
be terms Of sale or lease Will be made
known III the day Of sale
By Order Of the Board Of Supervisors
I. =. FUESSENlCH.
Clerk Co. Board Of Supervisors
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Circuit Court Manitowoc Co

George f. burlington and Abner K. Scrau-
t n, against The Schooner Union
= office ID h-reby given that, on the 18th d "
: \ Of e5ruary. 1870, varrant was issued
out Of the above named Court in the action
entitled rs above upon the application of the
plaintiffs above named against the Schooner
Union, Of sheboygan; that the amount claimed
by said plaintiffs against said Vessel is Two
Hundred and Three 74-l00 Dollars and inter
estfrom August Goth 1869, and that said YES
sci, her tackle apparel and furniture were
seized upon said warrant by the Sheriff Of
said County on the 18th day OF F ebrI3ry 1870
All persons who claim to have any demand
against said vessel, her tack, apparel or fur
nlture under the provisions of Chapter 1874 of
the laws Of the State Of Wisconsin for tn year
1869, are hereby required to file their COM
plants for their res ective demands against
the same with the Clerk of said Court and sal i
vessel, her tickle, apparel and furniture will
be sold tor the payment Of tho claims, which
shall be established against it, unless the
Owner, agent or eonsignee, or master thereof
or some other person interested therein, shall
appear and discharge said warrant accord ng
TO law.
30-3t A PIE ING,
Clerk of Fircuit Court for Maritowoc Co.
Dated February 18th 1870.
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IN MISUNDERSTANDING COUNT

n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY
court. In the matter Of the estate of Hen
ryG. ). Niemann. deceased On reading and
nlns the petition Of Christina NeInann, Of
VI al-itoVoe III said county, representing
among other things that Henry G. L Niemann.
late Of said county, on the 9th day of April 4
D. 1868, near Waukccan, H., died intastate.
leaving goods, ch&tteIs and estate within this
state, and that the sand petitioner is mother Of
sad deceased, and praying that administers
ton OF said estate be to John knickreim
gran, ed, it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the judge OF this court, on We'd
nesday, the 10th dey Of March, A. d. 1870. at
10 o clock a. IN, at my Office il said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceased and to ali per-
sons interested, by publishing copy of this
order for three successive weeks Trior to said
day Of hearing, in The VI nit wee Pilot, "A
weekly newspaper published at VI nitouoc in
said county. " " WALDO. County Judge.
Mauitowoc, Feb 23l, $40. 3.-n3
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II Probate.

COUNTY COURT. In the
W matter Of the estate Of Patrick Eag.n,
deceased. To all whom il may concern
Letters Of administration on said estate hay-
ing been issued to Cathariue Eagan on the 3Ist
day Of May } D. 1869, and SIX months from,
md after SAID day being all, we'd and limited
for creditors &c present their claims for exam
nation and allowance. Notice is hereby
given, that the undersigned will, On the first
Monday Of each month, for six months from
the date hereof, at the Probate Office in the viii
lage o: Manitowoc, iii said county, receive .ex-
anime and adjust all claims. ana demands OF
all persons against said deceased.
November 81 1863.
GEO. W. BARKER. County Judge
Gao. \ Wo DIN. Atty for PIN. Is
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IN PROBATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY
j court. In the matter Of the estate Of
Frederick Hcaniug, deceased On reading
and fling the petition of John Frederick Hen
ming, Of said county, representing among other
things that /. aIerick fleming. late of said
county, on the 9Th day Of April, \ D. 1868,
near Waukegan, III, died interstate, leaving
no goods or chattcIs and no estate within this
state. and that the said petitioner Is the father
CT said deceased, and praying that admins
tr ton be to him granted, it is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge Of this
court on Friday, the 2Jth day Of March, A.
d 1870, at ~ o clock a. n, At ing Office in
said county. Ordered further, thar notice
thereof be given to The heirs OF said deceased
and to all persons interested, by publishing a
copy Of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day OF hearing, in the MaEitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper published At Man
itoHoc in said county. VI. ". WALDO,
County Judge.
ManitowCc, March 81, 1870. 32-w ;
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ACKHoUIDGMENT TIE PILOT typos
6of their hats and maze their bow to Mr.
Pea 1il>on the whole souicd and large
hear.ci proprietor OF he South Side livery
stale, land who by he way runs one Of
The best livery establishments in the S;a;e)
for his kind remembrance of hem IN giving
them a sleigh ride in the country, on Mons
day last, behind couple Of his last horses.
Nay his shallow never grow less.
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ACCIDENT A week ago last Wedues-
day, Mi las. payton, a tolisrmakcr at
work on the new steamer Corona, in this
city, was engaged with some other work
men on scattold, in repairing the boiler,
when from some unforeseen cause he Sip
ped from the platform, ana WAS precipi
tatcd some nine or ten feet into the hol /
OF the steamer, striking or jack screw,
and breaking three or four Of his ribs. H8
is under the care Of Dr. Schallcrn, and is
doing as well ss could be expected under
the circumstances
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IN PROBATE MANIT0wOC COUNTY

IN PROBATE MANITOWOC COUNTY
L court. In the matter Of the estate Of Else
bins Nensel, deceased. On reading and filling
the petition Of Charles iglednger. OF said coun-
ty. representing among other things that Else
bins Hensel, late Of said county, on the 2Gth
day Of February, \ b. 1870, at said county.
died intestate, leaving goods, chattels and e.
tate within this state, and that the said petit
toner IS next OF kin o. said deceased and
praying that administration Of said estate be
10 EIgl granted, 1t is ordered that sad petition
be heard Lelo-e the jud -e Of this court. on
Monday. the 2lsr day CT March. A. b 1870.
at 10 o'clock 4 NJ, at my Office in said coun-
ty. Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given TO the heirs Of :. ii deceased. and TO al
persons interested, by publishing p copy Of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing. in The Mgnitowoc Pilot q
weekly newspaper publish ell at Aianitow &C III
said county. ". W. WALDO.
County Judge.
Mauitowoc, Feb. 24th. 1879. 32-w3
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\ PE0BATE-MANIT0W0C COUNTY

N PGOBAyE-IANIT0W0C COUNTY
court Ia the matter Of the estate Of Pat
rick t. Danahy, deceased. On reading and
fling the petition Of Mrs Mary Danahy, Of
M.uitovoc IN sud county, representing among
other things that Patrick Z. Danahy, late ot
said equity, On the 9,h day Of April 4.
1868, near Waukee4n, ILL.,, died intestate,
leaving goods, ch.;tels and estate within this
state, and that the SAID petitioner is widow OF
said deceased, ana pr wing that license be to
Michael Dooling granted, it is ordered ii It
said petition be heard before the judge Of this
count on wednesday the 10th day Of March
\. D. lN70, at 10 o'clock 4. m, at my Office
in said county Ordered further, that
notice thereof be given to the heirs
Of said deceased, and to all person.
interested, by publishing copy Of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day Of
hearing in The Manitowoc Pi,ot, a weekly
new>p" per printed and published at Manit0-
woe III SAID county. ". W. WALDO,
County Judge
Nanftovoc, Feb. 23i, 1870. 3l-w3
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-10

BOHEMIAN EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY,"
Thi- Society rccenaly organized ir our city,
is greeting hall on Seventh street, tc
tween State and Chicago. which will be
completed and ready for occupancy by the
Suciety on the 4th of July next, when the
dedication vii! take place. /, will be Of
the following dimensions: Length, IL
f.; width, - f; height. on the side, 10.
#, and . feet from the foundation to the
peak OF the roof. They have ! library al
present worth about Sl00, which is being
constantly increased