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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
NELVETEENS.
All cOlors and shades ut CITY Prices

All colors and shades at City Prices.
MILLINERY GOODS,
All The latest Styles and Patterns, from the cele-
brated Miiner Dew orth of New York, at less pfi-
ccs than the raw material can be bought for.
HOUSEKEEPERS' GOODS.
All Linen Towels at y = cts; Linen Napkins lOc
Linen Table Cloths soc up.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Il cases Ladies and Gents Shoes, nj 80, 65. -.
100, l25 10 the finest grades. y cases Of Boots
from l5O to the finest custom made.
HATS ard CAPS.
30 different STYLES of Hats and Caps 40 80 per cent
less than any house in the Valley. We have a full
line OF BLANKETS, CONFORTS, SPREADS,
CJUNTERPANES, DC.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
We have fall line al White Shirts our own man
ufacture Under Shirts and Drawers, Scarfs,
Neckties, Susponders, Eandkerche!s, lialf-Hose.
CLOTHING.
We offer great inducements in our regular Mcr-
chant Tailor Clothing. A. our Clolhiug warrant
ed 10 De " AIDE aud Trimmed IN the very best man
ncr, and will be sold 90 extremely low prices A
full assortment OF French and American CASH
mercs. Custom work made O. order 90 short no.
tice. We have a thousand articles too numerous
to mention in this advertisement Give us an ear
~ call as we can save you Is per cent. By calling
on ). ROSE BRO.
Under Free Press OMce
J. Rose,
W. i. Rose
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s. ievcrsa state 10 as. tcmeut still exists IN
O.et.'a. Arkansas. and many Of tine citizens
are .sc'a- With their families IN anticipation of
another attack from the negroes. No further
b.ao'shcl IS reported The whites Of the
village are st... under arms and all approaches
"a, t.g last accounts We're guarded.
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FnII ID XYintct. Csoods.

/ An now IN receipt Of my usual large supply
Goods Notions. Hardware, CueeusWare, Groce-
rics &C., which ! Eill sen az living rates.
would also invite the attention of Gentlemen. par
tcuiarly To my Stock of Casimcrcs. Boots and
Shoes. JOHN ". GkANIhAM.
Middlcway, Oct. ;, ls19.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19

CT0YES.-C Cook, Dining Room, Office, Parlor
: and Chamber StOyes-and anv pattern not on
hand will be furnished on short notice by
MCCURDY d DUKE.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
IA Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, on the
FIRST Monday in October. 1872,
ALEXANDER McFERRIN,
rs
BHL ~ CHANCERT AND ATTACH
lLENT,
CHARLES J. TAYLOR.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a Decree
for S2l4lO cents with interest ON the same
from the 18th day of August, 1872, and to
attach any interest belonging to the said
Charles J. Taylor: And it appearing upon
affidavit Gled 10 this suit, that the said Charles
J. Taylor is not a resident Of this State, he is
hereby required to appear within one month,
after due publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest in
this matter 1t is further ordered, that q
copy of this order he published once week
for four successive weeks, in some newspaper
in said county.
Tcstc
". a. CHAPLINE,
Clerk c. c.
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REPORT

Of the Condition Of tie First Naiioaal Bank
Of Jefferson al Cbdrlesi0pn, al tie Close
of Business October Sd 1872:
RFSnuRrFS
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In testimony whereof, ]
have hercuut0 set my
hand. and caused the seal
Of the State 70 be affixed
At Charleston, this fifth
day Of September. in the
year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy
two. and Of the State, the
ninth.
JOHN j. JACOB.
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PLAIN HOME TALK

About the Human Systematic Habits Of Men
and Women; embracing MEDICAL COMMON
SENSE applied to Causes. Prevention. and Cure
Of Chronic Diseases-The Natural Relations of
Men and Women to each -Society-Love-
Marriage-Parentage- Etc, Etc. Nearly l., 600
Pages with two hundred Illustrations Price in
CLOTH S3.2j. Send for full table of contents with
terms to Agents. Canvassng Book sent on re-
ceipt Of Fifty Cents.
UNION PUBLISHING CO.,
October 10, lsI2-6t. Chicago, Illinois.
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Ilcndy-NIade Clothing.

Ready-Made Clothing.
In this Mr. Goldsmith has oxcelled himself Ne
yer before has such wel-selected stock been Of
fered 70 this market. he deals with none but first
class houses therefore buys nothing but irst class
goods. They are warranted superior 70 all others
and very much lower IN price. Genuine Beaver
Suits AT $50 q SIS. Fine Beaver, Cbinchella and
Cloth Talmas and Over Goats at low prices. Also
a full stock Of Doeskins Cassimeres, Beaver Cloths
- T. -. INT rncairnH
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CIV. LITTLEJOHY il still there, and "what
he knows about" selling Bargains T. astonishing.
The stock Of Boots. Shoes, Caters, Slippers, Ties,
&C., is certainly immense, and Is far superior in
style, quality and low price to anything ia this
market. Read the Price List:
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!. u. Aisqaith, Jr., Statesmen.
A. Danncnberg. '"'''''
September q, 1872.
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10 2L
GoIdsnIith-s Twin Fronts,
IS THE
Grand Centre of Attraction !
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS TO BIZ
SOLD AT ASTONISHING PRICES.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

vites the special attention Of be- lady customers
and the public generally 10 her large and fashion
able stock o. Has B0nnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Frames Yelrets, Crepes, and all else necessary 10
a complete Millinery Estab'ishment These goods
are displayed in private apartment in the rear
Of the store. Prices unusually low.
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CharIestown Female Seminary

HAyING just received and opened for inspec-
ton the greatest inducements ever offered,
We ouotc in part cases Of Calicoos az Ga, s, TO-
PIE; cases Brown and Blcached husiins-yd.
wide. bes; in town, az l2J3c; Wooden Delaines,
newest importations, at rs, 20, and 25c All COLI
ors OF Waterproof for dresses 40 ljc. We have in
store full assortment OF Black ard Colored Al
paca all oolors Of Ncrinos, Iii,h Popiins, japanese
Silks nj a great Bargain. Our store is crowded
with such an immense and cheap Stock Of Goods
that it will pay you to call on US before purchas-
ING ciscw here
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The NOTION department Is fu 10 over1owing
everything known 70 The t-ade. Also
a full stock Of Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods
AZ erceadfpuiv low pri~oq
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

c. T. Overhaul, agent of Mar>ehcutz,
Mack & Co, Wholesale liquor dealers, OF
New York, is now in this city, aud Will re-
main a day or two
Hon. Chas. T. Rhodes, Prcsd mt of the
jackson Iron Mine, Lake Superior, and
cX-N ice President of the Cleveland, Ma.
honin. \ Pittsbur5 b Railrval is now il
this city, on business connected with III,
above mine.
Mr. J NJ Goodrich and family, of Chi
caEo, who were former resi- icntS of thi,
city, have been visiting thor friends in tow
Cor The last week.
Mayor Chas J.ulin, went to New lor
on railroad business last week, will b,
home Saturday or Monday next.
". $. Russell and wife Of Fond du Lac,
were in town on Tuesday last. Mr.. Rus
.el is the agrntof Jcwctt, Sherman y Co.
proprietor of the Merchants Coffee an,
Spice Mills, at Milwaukee, and Is vel
come visitor to the Merchants of our city
J. VI. Swagart, typo on tn Milwau
kcc Journal ot Commerce, is in town, OF
"A visit to relatives and friends.
Mr. Geo. f. Williams, returned to hi
home in Chicago, by yesterdays boat, If
ter stay of nearly week, in our city.
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HAMILTON has olcncd his experimental
Kiln of brick, and, though not all ellis fan
cy painted thcm,' they are no failure. In
deed, We have heard some pretty good
judges claim that as u whole the kiln OF
nearly 200, 900 is the best that has ever
been made in the county. However this
may be, We fool sure that with more care
in mixing tho CLAY, and more level bed
on which to dry them before going into the
kiln, with perhaps q little better burning,
there is 10 doubt that he can turn out an
article that for color and quality will bo
second to none in the statc-not excepting
even Milwaukee.
Mr.. Hamilton has experienced many
drawbacks 10 making this first kiln per
feet financial success, but the result vii
encourage him in future efforts, and our
citizens will congratulate themselves unon
this accession to their manufacturing III
tercsts already So well started and flourish
in", and the prospect now is that lIol will
reap his rcward.-TtcO Ulcers Chronicle
JH}y 23.
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We lrarn that Il small party went oat l,y
r..ii to kausu:na last Friday "n til. inv
tai;.n "f Mrs. Jos Villas. The ,!ar was
one If the iiIr-t f,r Il trip Of the kin !, an
wc hear Fl IN those of the party, til The
lunch, croquet, ii.hins and scenery was en-
owe by all with particular zcst, The
party were met 10y Mr.. AMI Mrs. Buck OF
Appleton, to whom some "f the aides were
indebted for \ drive around kauk anna and
y glance at the lovely and picturesque views
- lavshly bestowed on this favored spot
They alsuI visited the MEDICINAL springs
and pronounced thcma III Saratoga, hay.
Ing thia advantage over that famous resort
that they can be drank by the enthusiast
for while, at Least, without diamonds or
dresses from Paris.
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o;ieTed, writes 10 the La Crosse Lidc-t
Democrat that she is not dead or dementej
bat that the cruel treatment Of her has
band for many months caused her to leavt
her home and family
Christ Descn lost three fingers in thu
machinery Of the chair factory at Sheboy
gan recently.
Joseph IL Erwin, nasteE mechanic OF
the car shops Of the Sheboygan sad Fond
du Lac Railway, at Sheboygan, was pre-
scented with valuable silver tea set by ia
workmen in his department on the ccca-
sion of his resignation.
E4ward lcamans, of the town of Scott,
, Shcboygan county, was thrown from his
wagon by a runaway team, one day last
week, and instantly killed.
George MePeal, boy driving with Mr..
Jumps, about mile and \ half south of
Wrightstown, shot himself while out hunt
ing. 4 full charge entered his hip, near
the joint, breaking the joint and iniurins
him so badly that the physicians hold out
but little hopes of his recovery.
Christian Robson, Norwegian, whose
home was in jackson county, Minnesota,
was brutally murdered ON the old Eau
Claire road near Eau Claire, several days
ago, and robbed of between 81 900 and
s.! 500 in money. Sheriff Hall, of Eau
Claire coun tv, offers $500 reward for the
apprehension and conviction Of the mur-
aerers.
4 Mrs. Becker, formerly OF Milwaukee,
is in jail at Appleton, insane. She had
been rambling in the w Gods for some time.
She is quite violent, and although half
starved was difficult to capture being as
nimble as q deer. She had with her a
small AMI beautiful child of two years,
badly bitten by flies and mosquitoes.
The Appleton Crescent states that on
Wednesday there was considerable stir
over the disappearance of Mrs. Bernard
kayanagh, in state of insanity. She
had been insane since the birth of child
some months ago. 1t is understood
she took tie morning train south.
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IN rRoBAT E-NANIToWv COUNTY
l Court In rhe MATTER Of the estate of
( Wilhelmina koatz, deceased. on reading
and filing the petition of John koutz. q
Eaton, IN said county, representing among
other things that Wilhelmina houtz late of
said town Of Eaton, on the c3d day of April.
\. ID, 1872. At her residence, in said town,
died interstate. leaving goods, chattels and
/ estate within this State and that the said
Petitioner was the hn-ba sts Of 81 III de ceased
a2d praying that adaaiEist ssliion 81 81 al es-
tate be to MIN granted, it Is ordered that
said petition he heard before the Judge Of
this Court, on Monday, the Goth day Of July.
A. d., 1872, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, ut NV
office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof he
given TO the heirs of said deceased,
and to all persons interested, by publish
ing copy of this order for three successive
weeks. prior to said day of hearing in the
Manitowoe Pilot. a weekly newspaper pub
hshed at Manitowoo, in said county.
Dated ut Manaevoc, the 9TH day Of July,
\. II. 1872. W. W. WALDO,
lS-50-3w County Judge
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\ voang son of Mr.. Itcintz, of Big rrai-
RE, town of Oasis, Waushara county, was
thrown from colt which he was riding,
one day last week, and the colt stepped on
him, inhictins injuries from which he died
4 day or two after.
Alban and Charles Blackburn, aged ten
and eight years, sons Of Nna- Bla ckburn,
of Clcariicld, on Saturday afternoon were
drowned i'll the Lcmonwcir, Il short dis
lance from New Lisbon.
The Oshkosh Times announces that
Captain T. W. Lake, of Winncconuc, who
is well known in Tat city, has left for parts
unknown, leaving a good many debts un-
paid. He left quite property which will
be divided an | % to his creditors.
\ little girl named Laura Zenkncr sus
tanned fatal injuries at Oshkosh, On Thurs
day, by falling from the loft of barn.
Mr.. James PARROT, residing about fvC
miles east Of, New London, had a colt Sc
badly manGlcd 10y q bear, week before last,
that it had 10 be killed. The name was
all torn off. the bowels let out, and tie
tail entirely torn from the body.
The Grant County Fitness states thai
Mr.. and Mrs. Brand, celebrated their gold
en- wedding at their home in the town o.
Jamestown, on Saturday last.
Il. VI. Reynolds. Superintendent of til,
Madison City Schools and Principal of thc
High School has resigned.
Frank Nuif was drowned while bathing
at Durand, last Sunday.
Mr.. j. Griffin, reliable farmer of Pal
myra, told us a few DAYS since, that &c hat
in one week taken from his potato patel
of four or FIVE acres, at least nine bushels
Of potatoto bugs by actual measure, and j,
one day alone two and half bushels.
The Spring Brook steam brewery, owne,
10y John Rathinser, and the Union pas
scnscr depot, at GAINESVILLE, were burne,
on Thursday night. Loss Oh brew er,
$50 600: insurance $4,000.
\ Catholic fair was held in La Cross
last week, the prooee ds of which amounte'
to 81 500
The celebration of the ,00oth anniver
sary Of Norway as a united kingdom, il
La Crosse, on Thursday, vas a very sue
ceSsful and entertaining affair.
Mrs. Alex Wanner, who was suppose'
to have drowned herself, and for the re
coycry Of v hose body reward had bee
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Post Office.


zyrisa' aAd Uepdrfisfr Of Mails.
paiIy-SoqIh Seuth East. Sonth Southwest
Ie.yr5 H-ri.osoc DAILY NJ O'Clock =. IN. and
A-riys. ~ Sic oygan III time fef the carr to Fond
du Lac Three li,ac- week: MONDAY. "Wednesday.
ani Friday. by the way Of Ncwtouburg, necmc
Fdwards Towards Grove. To Sheboygan. and
three tunes a wcek-Tuesfay. THURSDAY. and sat
uria;-ry Wv q NordDeim, HIka. Ceuireyillc
No.rle to ~hcbuvsan.
From Maui.ovoc to Two Rivers. taIilv.N IT
ociock IT, and arrives AT aaHIto.oc at o clock
4
Tri-Nc~kIy-To Chiffon. leaves Mantle
Voc every Tuesday, Thurs 'ay. aad Saturday, and
arrive. Al C'j.ton ate = NJ.
Arrives at Mlnitowoc every Monday, Ne.ines-
f,y -nI Fridas al 3 ~.
Tri-ucck,y-To Green Bav-ria T~"
Eiver--I+avoS parUnwoc every Monday. Vel
re- iay snd Fr:ay ct D M and arrives at Green
Eay roEt day Il y ~.
ArIivss al NsnitoSoc every Tuesday, TLurs-
d1v AMI SsturcST. 1T = NJ,
semi vcekiy-fo krsauHec-yia Two
Ri..r--Ieayo- SsnUowoc Monday. an J Thur
c-v 1t ~. and "a -iyos ~ MauitUwoc every
Tuc.Isv and F'iday at q N,
W~ckIy-from MauitowoC To Mcg8shs-
Iesre. Nanitowuc every Friday NJ IL, aud ar
Iivs- st IA ~ SUNDAY.
Tho sDe cals Pvet OsAces Of francis Cro"E fras,
aud Rosencrahs. get their mail every Saturday
lOT"nupp.s .-4a.ea
Pot onlce open for delivering letters from a m
ioS , ~.
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The officers ana Executive Committee of
the Manitowoc County Agricultural Socic-
tv and the Farmers aad Mechanics -Nssn-
citation, AMI all Other persons int,rcstc,l are
hereby notified that meeting will BE- held
n the Williams House, in the city Of Man
ituwoc, on Saturday, the g. day Of August,
next, 1T | o'clock, p. m, for the purpose
Of fixing the time of hnIdiEg the County
Fair, aud for suci, other business us may be
brought before the meeting y large at
ten lance Of the farmers Of tia County is
requested. JonN HALL, Prcs't.
.I,coB LrErs, Sec'v.
Manitowoc, July -, 1872.
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DIED:

RICHARDS-In this city, July %, 1872
CT consumption, Lewis I. Richards,
second son Of Jonah and Mary Ann
+ Richards, aged Is years and three
months.
The subject Of the above notice, thus
cut down in the flower Of his youth, by
that fell disease, constaHetion, for seven
long months fingered on bed Of sickness,
which he bore with fortitule and rcsigna-
ton only equallet. by those of more mature
years. lie met his fate with calmness
and resignation possessed By none but those
who yelled on the blood shed by the Saw
or Of Mankind, and surrendered his life
into die hands Of his Maker, with bliss
fall consciousness of a ha ppy Immortality
Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord.
The tenjerest care was givea
1hg Fragile orm to save:
But all IN yaip--hy home was heaven,
And time II early grave"
ROACH-ln this city, on the 2lst inst, of
consumption, in the 2ith year of hi. age,
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Tho ll'iies' lee C.eam Paflors tor the
benefit Of tn" ST James Church) las even.
Ing under the auspices Of Mrs. G. Il. Wake
4ul Mrs Geo. Coopcr, were - c, mple.v sue
cess, The tables were tastefully dec rated
WITH towers. and the rooms s,rc III every
way conf rt;,hle AMI pleasant, except that
they were not large enough for the company
nrssert. Tie want. Of the guests were
promptly supplied by Miss Williams am
81. "i.N"r. vino presided at the tables. We
ofe III L. lies Mil continue til, pleasant
Arrangements - 1t is a arti .alail,. social
way # cooling the palate AID aiiiuy the
ell urch
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The thrce-anlaftcr ut the yard of Han
sen II Soorc, will be introduced to til,
watcry element on Saturday next. The
other one on the stocks viii also soon be
ready, when the above gentlemen will i'm
mcdiately place two moro npon the stocks
The vessels built by Mcssrs. Hanson Il
Scove cannot be cxcc!lcd by any vessels on
the lakes for beauty Of model or their
umalitieS Of hninr Good snilcrs
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ARRIVAL AND DEFAgTUEE % GoorEICH ;
81 = p STEAMERS.
The sfde-yyileei steamers Msnilowoc AMI She
boYSas wifi fsaye every morning. SUNDAYS eN-
ecoteit ut ~ O'Clock. SATURDAYS boat leaves - )
p. W. Going North. Saturday, boat goes through
to Two Creeks. kewannee sBd Ahnepee.
IT upuer-cabin steamers Dconto, -. Joseph.
and True.dsli will arrive and depart from Mani
towoc - follows
Going South-Leavrs every Monday, Wednesdays
md SATURDAY at about a.
GOisx Nurlh--Ieaves every TUESDAY, Thursday
and Saturday, 1t sbon. p. IN.
J. W YoonBs, Agent.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

NlRCUIT COURT. MANITOTOC COUN-
~ ty-Amhrose oschwald against John
Marx. By virtue of an execution, issue.l out
Of said Circuit Court. For Manit ow oc County,
in the State of Wisconsin. in the above emit.
tied a9,lon, 10 me directed and delivered
against the personal property and real es-
tate Of said defendant. | have levied and
seized npon the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter and the east half Of the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter,
all Of section No. twenty-five, s2) OF town
ship Ne. eighteen (lS) north, OF range No
twcnty-one Ell cast. in said county, which
said laad or so much thereof as NAY be
necessary to raise the amount Of three han-
dred aGa twenty-five dollars and twenty
seven cents, S3e227 and interest from
the DIST day of June. \. ID. 1872, together
with the costs of sale. | shall expose for
sale. and sell ut public auction, to the high
est bidder. at the Sheriff office, in the
Court House, in the city of Manitowoc. i'll
the county and State aforesaid en- SATURDAY.
the It'll day Of September A. D., 1872, at the
hour of ten o clock N the forenoon Of that
day.
Dated Sheriff's office, Manitowoc, July
sth, iS72.
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The schr. e. l.. Johnson, Captain limo
thy Kelly, after receiving new coat of
paint, left here Yesterday morning with
5000 hundl Of ho-Shcad slaves consigned
to 4 house III Buffalo, from whence they
will be shipped to the West Indies. This
is the first shipment Of hogshcad slaves
made III sail vessel from this port
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of N Anit0wOc.

AERIvED-JULY II.
Schr. Experiment, Milwaukee,
Schr. u lgic, MILWAUKEE,,
Scnr. Eannan Eta, Milwaukee, bo1es crackers
JULY Is.
Schr. Ben Noe N.nistee 10 IN lumber
Tug kitty Smoke. SheboygIn, towing 2 ScowS VIII
cars on board.
Stmr. sheJoygtp, Chicago, suud
JULY 10.
stmr. lanitowoc. Cnirago. suud
Stmr Siebol gan. Chicago. suud
Sour. G. l. Johnston. Chicago.
Ser. E3eHezcr, tChicagu.
JULY 81
Stmr. Mauitowoc Chicago, suud
Schr. Experiment, milwaukee,.
Scow Sel star CGica-o.
schr. Luna, milwaukee, sund.
july %.
sNhr. Clpgci.a, Nilsaa see, aunA.
Scar. ILiou, Milwaukee.
>tnr. Sdcboygan Chicago, suud
jelly "A.
Stmr. Mantowoc, Chicago, sund
CLEiREB-JCLY II.
&C T. Exp rim mt, SiiNsu-e 10 eds WOOL
scnr. Magic. Milwaukee,, Is Cd, wood. go Tel. p
Schr. hannah kIty, Frankfort sud
JCIY Is.
etrRr. Shchoygan. Chicugo. sund
Schr Ben Moe. MaListec 81 hIls flour, 9 tons trIu
ton feed.
July 10.
Stmr. Manitowoc, Chicago, -und
July ~.
stmr Shebo, gan. Chitaro sund
Schr. Ebcuezer. Chicag % eds wood.
july %
Schr Experiment. Milwaukee, 2S0l c edar posts
Scow Sea star, Caicngo 81 Cos wood.
ScAr. Luna, Milwaukee - eds wood.
July %.
Schr g. L. Johnston, Bui.Ao, 500 BIRDS shocks.
Sour. uUriiu, NiiaauNcc. ~ rds wood
ocar. Union. chicago, =? eds wood.
ic
July 24
Stmr. Manitowor. Chicago sund
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

4 NlRCUlT COURT-NANiTOW COUN-
~ ty. Charles Luling, general Guardian
of John Arndt aud Peter Arndt, infants, and
Margaretha llemleben, Plaintiffs, against
Frederick Thierman, johanna Thierman,
his wife, Herman Guttman and Jusuli jain.
In virtue OF and pursuant to Il judgment OF
foreclosure and sale rendered in the above
entitled action, on the 18th day Of June,
lSf2, snair eApoaa for sale and sell ut pub.
lie vendue, on Saturday, tie 7th day of
September, A. D.. 1872 at ten clock A. NJ.
at the the front door of the Court House, in
the city Of Manitowoc, in said county, the
following described mortgaged premises, or
so much thereof us may be necessary to raise
the amount of said Judgment and interest
and cost tO-wit lot No. six, (6) in block
No. two hundred and seventy (27Q) in the
city Of Ma"itowuc, according to the discarded
plat Of said city.
ALBERT WITTENBRRG,
Sheriff of Nauitowoc County
Walker Il Green, PIT Atty's.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

An old German just arrived nom Ger
many with his wife, stopped ut the Prayer
House, in the Fifth Ward, last light, and
went to bed apparently as well as could be.
lie was found dead this morning, having
died of heart disease. The old mans name
was George Andrcas, and he was 66 wears
If age. lie WAS on his way to Manitowoc
where he has children living. Mlruukct
Wisconsin. JHiY ~.