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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
GENERAL Ne w.

GENERAL Ne US.
4 line of clipper ships is to be established
between Auckland and New York
Tyndall, the noted English naturalist, will
visit this country next month.
New York sea captains very generally
blame Capt. Burton for his course on the
occasion of the Nets disaster.
Earthquakes, accompanied by underground
explosions, have began again in River Val
lay, Inyo county, California, but no damage
has yet been done.
Gov. Shaw Of New Hampshire has pardon
eleven out of twenty years of sentence in
the State prison for arson.
In Richmond, Va, recently, William Har-
ris had difficulty with colored man, and
pursued him with shot gun. He took ref
uge in porch where there were several la
dies and children, and Harris fred into the
crowd, wounding the man and one lady slight
ly, another lady seriously, and the third it is
thought fatally. Harris made his escape.
A young man named Louis Guthrie, living
| near MiitoWn, berrleh county, NY, was plt-
ten by rattlesnakc recently while in the
woods about half mile from home. He
made his way home as speedily as possible,
but he died the following night after terrible
suffering.
Important disclosures concerning the terri
Bile Mountain Meadow massacre in Utah have
been made. 1t seems that the Mormon mi
bound for California, and massacred every
one of them, except some young childrn;
then asserted that the horrible deed was done
| by the Indians. The massacre is said to have
turn for outrages on the Mormons in Illinois
and Missouri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
HON. II. d. L. LANE.

Judge ii. d. L. Lane of Portland d.,sa =,
his residence in that city, on the 18th. o,
malarial fever, after an illness of ten day.
His disease was contracted in the Sou,b
where he vent some weeks since to bring
home brother who was sick The por,ls nd
Press Of Monday has the 70 l,sx ing biograpbi.
cal sketches:
Judge Lane was b',rD n Hollis, Me, June
II, 1926; graduated at Dartmouth College in
the class ct ls49; commenced the study of
law In tae office of T. =. Caverly at Lowell,
Msss., and remained there until January,
lsel. From laa.,. 1851, to March, 1853, he
was Principal Of Standish Academy, in the
meantime continuing his law studies under
the guidance Of Horatio J. Swasey, ESQ. He
was admitted to the bar in the latter year, and
in IS Or &c opened an office in this CITY );
Was elected Judge of the Municipal Court
for the city Of Portland in 1889; resigned
In October 1862. to assume the duties of
Consul to Vera Cruz, to which he had
been appointed. He resigned this Office in
Feb. 1867, and returned home to enter the
practice OF his profession again. In 1868,
81 and 10 he Vas elected a member of the
Senate from Cumberland county, receiving
what has been accorded to very few men in
s"As Ctstcs tuiIu consecutive election. Dur
ing the last year Of his service he was chair.
man Of the Judiciary Committee. In Octo.
per: 1871, he was appointed Judge of the Su.
pessor Court, place made vacant by the res
ignation Of Judge Goddard.
STATISTICS DO not bound or fill up the life of
man nike Judge Lane, for he has made the
wonu oetIef oy being in it. If he had moth
ing to leave but his frank, genial and hearty
nature II would have been legacy worth
preserving; but in his chosen avoca,ion he
accomplished much that goes to make a Good
record of life. He was a well.read laSyer
and conscientious counsel, and as n ;ndge
digni6sd, impartial and urbane in his d meanor
towards all who were associated with him IN
the business of the Courts. lie was promn,
to decide and his rulings and opinions are un.
impesched. In all the relations of life Judge
Lane vas highly esteemed. Always happy in
his intercourse with the people, his great good
humcr and sparkling wit made him grea,
fav0rite. Such q man as Judge Lane is a
loss 70 any community. His precept and ex.
ample were elevating, and the influence OF
each o. he remains long after their removal. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
"Member of a former Legislature.

The foregoing list Of Senators and Repre-
sentatives elect Of the Fifty-Second Legisla-
ture has been compiled carefully and is be-
lieved to be correct. The election of one of
the Senators in Somerset county where in one
or two towns the "shire town matter" entered
into the contest, is still in doubt Two Rep
resentative Districts are to hear from before
the list Of members OF the House can be made
complete. 1t is not probable there will be
more than 20 Democrats in the House; there
will be be two Independents and l29 Repub-
licans. We give the following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

Archbishop Dupanloup of France thinks
MacMahon would be the best choice for the
successor of Theirs.
The Italians are about TO found pena, col
ony beyond seas, and are undecided between
Borneo and Abyssinia.
Duvergier de Hauranne was very indignant
at the report that he was engaged to Miss
Nellie Grant, and assured the lady herself
that he had given no occasion for such ru-
NOR.
little more than fortnight since lad OF
fourteen mounted the throne of Servia.
Prince Milan Obrenovic has under his sover-
eighty million and half of very industri-
| Gus people, and is the fourth of bis house
who has reigned in Servia.
Sir Alexander Cockburn dissen,s from the
opinion of the arbtrators as to the award OF
damages to the United States, agreeing with
his colleagues only in relation to the Alaba-
ma. The leading English journals generally
comment favorably upon the decision of the
Board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18

The Belfast Journal describes Mr.. Blaine
as "a man of brains, resources, pluck and
a wonderful capacity for labor" If Bro.
Simpson don't look out, the Maine Stand
ard will read him out of the democratic
party, for venturing TO tell so much truth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
Special Notices.
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
F. A. Hawley & Co,
BANKERS,

NO. DevOnshtre, cor. State Street, Boston.
-Four per cent. interest allowed on deposit ac-
counts, subject to check, drawn a. on any city
bank. Out-of.town depositors will have their re.
mittances and collections promptly acknowledged.
Wedo General Banking and Commission bust
ness, Negotiate Bonds, stocks, Notes and other
Securities, make collections throughout the United
States and Europe. AS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18

Mr.. Reed, Representative elect from Wal
doboro, should be classed as an independent
rather than democrat, both parties having
voted for him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18

AxpRoscoaaN
Jeremiah Dingley," Auburn.
Jesse Davis" Lisbon.
Aaoosroox,
John 8. Arnold.
CuMBERLANp.
Charles Humphrey" Yarmouth.
Henry II. Burgess" Portland.
Henry Pennell," Gray.
Caleb A. Chaplin" Harrison
FRANKLIN.
Francis NJ. Howes," New Sharon.
HANCOCK.
William E. Hadlock,+ Cranberry Isles.
Avery II. Whitmore," Verona.
KENNEBEc.
John May" Winthrop.
Ambrose II. Abbott" Augusta.
Moses Webster" Vmalhaven.
LINCOLN.
Almore Kennedy Waldoboro'.
OXFORD.
Enoch c. Farrington,+ Fryeburg.
Jonathan X. Martini" Rumford.
PENoBscoT.
Joseph L. Smith," Oldtown.
John B. Foster" Bangor.
John Kimball," Hermon.
Charles Shaw Dexter.
PlscATAQrIs.
Charles L. Dunning,+ Brownvilie.
SAoADAHoC.
Robert Z. Carr, Bowdoinharo-
SoMERsEr.
Isaac Palmer, Arson.
In doubt
WALDO.
John G. Brooks, Belfast.
j. NJ. Coffin, Thorndike.
WARRINGTON
John H. Crandon," Columbia Falls.
Horace Harmon Lubee.
YORK.
John E. Butler, Biddeford.
Cyrus H. Hobbs,~ Wells.
Albert G. O'Brion." Cor ish
4 Aavphar nf n cnrunar l.u,elotpra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18

The Portland Press learns that Hon. AL
more Kennedy of Lincoln, Hon. C. A.
Chaplin Of Cumberland and Hon. j. Foster Of
Bangor are candidates for the Presidency of
the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
Housekeeper Wanted.

WANTED, competent girl, well acquainted
w with general work about the house.
Apply to MRS. +. +. WYMAN,
septl3.ttf sewall Street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
DEALERS IN SECURITIES.

we invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices ofa few ofthe most desirable
Bonds:
b,, =. X NJ. Milwaukee Extension, IS 92a
Logansport, Charlottesville 4 Southwestern,
g., 975
U. S. Bonds and other marketable securities al
lowed full price IN exchange.
aug21 snttu-thur& sat-3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18

TO IS To-
Last year there were 80 Democrats, In
dependent and ll2 Republicans in the House
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18

rms Is tie niost tloiU ush pvou puIinvl yet Ais
covered, and cares all humors from the worst Scrot
nfa to a common Eruption. Pimpies and Blofches
on heface. and scatg or rough skin, which are such
annoying blemshes TO many young persons, ylcid
to the use of lew bolt es OF this wonderiu meul-
cine. From one to light bottles cure SAT- RAeum,
Erysipelas, Scald Head Ring Worms, B0sls, Scatg
Erupfi0ns of the Skin. ScyQfta Sores, Utcersahd
"Canke,'n in the Mouth and Stomach. It is II pure
medicinal extract OF native roots and plants COM
bining in harmony Natures most sovereign curative
properties which God has instilled into the vege-
table kingdom for healing the sick. II Is great
resorer for the strength and vigor OF the system.
Those who are languid, seepless, have nervous ap-
professions or fears or any of the affections symp
to matc of ,ceakness, will find convincing evidence
of lis restorative power upon trial. fyOu feel dull
oroacsy, facilitated and respondent, have frequent
Headache mouth tastes bddiy in the morning. irreQ.
uiar appetite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from Torpid Lirer or BHiousness." In many cases
of "Liuer Compliant" only part oftaese symptoms
are experienced. As remedy for all such cases
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal it effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy For the cure OF Habltua
Constipation OF the Bowels it is never failing rem
edy, aud those who have used it for this pnrpos
are loud In its praise. In Bronchial Tkroaf and
Lang Diseases it has produced many truly remark.
able cures, where other medicines had failed Sold
by druggists at $lOO per bottle. Prepared at the
Chemical Laboratory of " N
r. v. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo NY,
feb2l-lawt&w3m ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
Representatives Elected.

Member of Q former legislature.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-13
Attempted lnfanticiGP

In the town of Franklin, on Friday last,
girl whose name we did not learn gave
birth to a child, and,in order to conceal her
shame, made an attempt at child murder.
The circumstances as we are informed are
these: The mother of the girl IN ques-
ton and the girl were at work on the farm
when the girl complained of feeling unwell
and left her work, and went into the barn,
and afterwards retired to the house and
laid down. Her mother, having some sus-
picions Of what had occurred, went into
the barn, where she found her suspicious to
be correct, tor,coyered up in the straw, and
with a band of straw tied around its neck,
she discovered a newly born infant. The
girls mother took charge of the infant,
which was still alive, and cared for it. 50
th@t it is still living, and the diabo!ical at
tempt gifts unnatural mother frustrated.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-13
NEW Clothing IiOuSc.

Tie Importance of our city as growing
commercial centre, is daily being illustra-
ted, and merchants from abroad are loca-
ting here, finding that Manitowoc is really
good market. We this week have to
notice the opening of a store devoted ex-
clusively to the sale Of ready-made cloth
ing, at Heubner's block, On the corner of
York and Eighth streets, the proprietor
whereof is Mr.. NJ. Israel, gentleman who
comes from Chicago, and has located in
our midst. His stock Of goods is good
one, and, as far as we can Judge, made up
in the latest style. Mr.. Israel comes
among US highly recommended, as man
Of integrity, and fair dealing. We advise
our readers to give him call, and examine
his stock See advertisement in another
column
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-13
st. James Church.

The 1T. Rev. Bishop Armitage, who
otficlated at ST. james Church on Sunday
last, in the morning, discoursed from the
text, Men, Bretheren, and Fathers, hear
ken" clearly setting forth the imperative
necessity of the men Of thia parish taking
more interest in the welfare and wellbeing
OF the Church, and give proof by their
example as well as preeepts. that they also
have common interest in the Church,
both here and hereafter, with the women,
having alike sout to sare, and that
the saving thereof could not be dele
gated to their wives by simply furnish
Ing the money to pay the running expen-
ses, without even putting in personal
appearance in the house of God on the
Sabbath day. lie spoke at length of the
change that had taken place since the
early times, when religious gatherings
were only composed of men, and that
later day civilization was developing the
fact, and especially in the West, that those
duties were almost exclusively transferred
to woman; and he gave the "Fathers' a
just rebuke, and the ladies' a handsome
and merited compliment, by asking "where
were the boys of this congregation, who
had sufficiently outgrown the Mothers
influence to follow the Fathers" exam
pie Of absenting themselves from Church
on the Sabbath, while the girls of ike
ages, still under the Mothers teachings
and control, were in attendance.
His arguments were clear aid convict
Ing, and the responsibility charged where
it Justly belonged, that no matter what
were the = Fathers precepts to his son,
they had no convincing or binding force
whatever, without the further proof of
example
There could not have been a father
within the sound OF the Bishops voice,
who could have put in single plea in
abatement, the default was complete and
orerpowaiag because Of its truth The
practical workings Of everyday life, in our
midst proved it true in the past, and, IN
less radical chang was wrol 5h., il mast
be true of the future. 1t was a much
nee lei sermon in this parish, and would
apply alike to nearly all the churches in
oar city
In the evening, the Bishop delivered a
very able and ctrncst discourse from the /
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-13
CGEiirEIzssiO. ia the Catholic
(.surG!i.

The week just past has been one Of IN
usual interest 10 the Catholic residents Of
the city AMI county. As announced last
week, Right Rev. Bishop lienni visited this
city, arriving here on Satur lay last, and
Immediately went t. the Polish settlement
in Newton, where he administers the rite
Of confirmation to "boat serenity persons.
On Sunlay, n 10 clock, services com
mencci in this city, the Bishop being as
sisted by several priests. Alter the i'm
pre>siye services Of Mass, the Bishop made
most eIoqueat ana instructive discourse
to those ahoat to receive the sacrament Of
confirmation. lis remarks were made in
both the German aal English language.
and wcae listened - with marked attention.
After the lisclIrsa, the Bishop procac.l-
Cd to minister the rite Of confirmation.
The whole number cona rmci was about
200. The young ladies' who received the
rite were all appropriately arrayed III white
dresses, with wells and wrcatas. and were
under the special charse of the mans, by
whom they had been prepared for the holy
rites. The whole ceremony occapiel about
an hour, and was very impressive
In this connection We would s1gre>t the
policy Of our Catholic friends charging
their cdidec as hundreds had 10 20 away
disappointed in not being able to get with
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kttachm ent Notice.

NTanitowoc County, City Of Manitowoc- IS.
vi In Justice Cont. 10 Henry Koch
You are hereby notified that 4 warrcnt Of
attachment has been issued against YOU. and
your property attached to satisfy the demand
Of Peter Dic3lntf ani Peter Chri~tmann plain
tii}S ammoUatiR-' to two hundred dollars
now unless Won siall appear before j F.
Xinns. : ,IuSricn o. the rc3co in AMI FIR said
County at his o'ice in the city Of Mani, owoc
in sail county. on the 18th dlv Of June 4 d
1872, ut ~ o'clock in The forenoon, judc-
ment viii hc rendered against YOU and your
property sold 70 pay these debts
Dated this SJ.A dav OF May. IG-2
PETER DIrEGFT
PETER CHRIS u N
IL sw Plaiu,ifs-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-13
MARINE iSIEELiGENJE.
Port CT Nlanltovyoc.

ARRIVED, JUNE G.
SchE EzHsrimcu;. Milwaukee.
S,mr. AarItoN C. CLlcg-o, Sund
JUNE Z.
SJwr. Sacho en-. Chic 60 suaI
Scar, Hannah EttY. Milwaukee 50 Ike ult.s
scLr i.nua, Milwaukee. saEl
Scur MANNER, Milwaukee,
S!m-. Nanitowor. ChIc sunj
ec.T, L. NJ, Manistaa,
JUNE 10.
u XIV STo5o. 5 eco gan towns 2sc2w.
SER CaPle IA y " Il e. surt
c Ja>-raIne SR=fo, san. surd
starr ;! eQvt san, me. 20, 81 G
Stnr. &alitovo". CHICO. sund
JUNE L..
3. sg. >hobor =7n. { 7ica -r. ~nra
9cir. ExpcrInen.. 81 ckea.
CLEAEED-IUNE z
&C. Experiment. IL waase.. u e. zoe.
2ili.. -@"'toNoc. CAlct o, suAI
JUNE T.
STAR eHe2ov-an. Cnics-o. srpd
= r. fs.nt an ErjE. Hasauka4 400 PISS
aciir. Nasriaer, Ai'"auAes, 1903 b. aAsst, eds
Starr Man;towoc, Chicago 81 j
Tug KIt, snake, ) Iebay-an
scar isa4d, M&Eistee, sura
Sc!:T Casassla, Milwaukee. "a c5s wood
ScEr JaseaAiFe, Nis.azse Is u saves
Stmg 5aeee. eaa, hiag- sund
apSE II,
S.rm Milwaukee, C'5ca.o sraI.
5uSs y.
S'r1r e@c5ogssu, t4.c--", sEal
S,-s E-0zr--2nt, Ai,p2-2,rs. 3 eds wc13.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-13

COMMERCIAL.
OF FLNE OF TILE PILOT.

MANITowo C, Jane. Il, l372
HEAT--ls coming in freely for 'hi- season
Of the wear and prices for the last three days
have shown m upward tenJcncy--tlis a. to
spring whcot, while winter wheat has de-
cijn"i, approximatng the prices pail for
sprinE-this is owing t. the fact that millcrs
have been running largely on winter wheat
and have TINS overstocEel the market. We
anpcnd the following rs the latest quotations.
Winter, S1,t0a1.45: Spring, Sl.35@1.3S
In eats. Rye. and Barley the market is
sta@n4nt, no enough being done to warrant
Us in owing quotations.
PuTAToEs-Arc drug, and difficult of
sale.
WooL-Eastcrn adviccs note fall in the
p~ice OF Woo Of sc per 70 all round. The re-
cciYts ii this market Cor the week have been
large, amounting 10 about $1,000 lbs. the
quality being good. We quote: Unwa~hed
zoe: fleece DO. Gee: tub washed. zoe black
wool off regular rates. The above QUOTA
l.-ns are for well conditioned wool wool
not properly cared for. and in poor coudi-
ton has 10 submit to a reduction from Tie
above rates.
Exports for thc week Endin. suac IL.
l27 eds wood, 1000 bu wheat, 10 m
slaves. and sundrieS.
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TIE PILOT.
city saD COUNTY MATTERS.
Try DTRECIDR
P0ss office.
t,.:,..,f rrd n.nnrtnrs II Nail,.

.fTirdi and Departure 81 ha"s.
natIy-S south, SOUTHEAST. South, -onis-N est
I.,xns S,rito VOC Daily at O'Clock a. M and
,rrtyss al SLeSosg gan time for the caEs 10 fond
an Isc Three times a week: Monday, Wednesday,
su6 Tr,day by the Of Newtonburg, Meme.
Fdwa-ds Towards Grove. to Sheboygan, and
thfte npps week-Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
nrday-bv ysv OF Nordueim. Hlsa. Centrevle
Eoseic TO >heboygan.
From Nani,owoc to Two Rivers, tdailv1 at
o'clock n and arrives Ut Ganltowoc at O'Clock
Tri.Wcckly-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantle
voc every TUESDAY. Thursday. ana Saturday, aud
arrives ri Clifton al p m
Arrives at M4nitowoc every Monday, Wednes-
tav IN Frifav % 2 m.
Tri-UeekIy-To Graen Bav-via Two
Rlvers-Leaves Sanltowoc every Monday We'd
rsscay and Fritay at . m, and arrives at Green
Bay next day a: D n.
Arrives at Yanitowoc every Tuesday Thurs-
CAV ard SATURDAY.. at N,
Scmi-ycekIy-TO Kewaunee-via Two
Ei' efs-Lraves kanitowoc, Monday aud Thurs
rsy AZ m. and arrives at Mauitowoc every
uesdar ard Fricay At : N.
WcekEy-From hIntowoc to Menasha-
Leaves Nanito~oc every Friday at m, aud ar
tires at IL N SUNDAY.
The soseia Post Offices OF Francis Creek. f-ac.
ard Rosencraus get their Elaii every Saturday
forenoon.
Post Office open for delivering letters from 7 an
10 n m
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At the assembly convention held 1T Two
Rivers, Oh sHgariav .asr, l. H. ohm>ted
was chosen chairman, ana Henry S.bree
secretary. Il. :. Picrpou5 and Z. &.
Olm>tei were CHOSEN as delegates - rer-
resent the Third assembly district 81 tie
state convention, to I've held at Mi.wauE.e
on Thursday next, the 18th of June The
utmost harmony characterized the proceed
iags-Tco Hirers Chronicle J5tac II.
The above named gentlemen IN company
with Hon. Jos. Rankin and Henry Sibree
Esq, left on yesterday mornings boat for
the scene of their labors,
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y@ERaHE GEf =

Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season viii please
leava their orders for same st shove
Bank. Rate will he to Hotels. Saloons
and others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents Per loo hounds. Fami-
lies a daily delivery of twenty bounds 40
cents a week. GEO. 3. WRIGHT.
N,SITo~oc, Ar~il y, 1871.
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Roll SlrdIsi..

re undersigned improves this oppocta-
1'J. q returning ais thanks to those who
favored him with their wool carl!ins the
pt>t season, and at the same time, wishes
- inform has numerous customers and the
runilc generally. that lie has lately sup
piled his. carding mill with a new set OF
cards, and that he Is now prepared 10 DO
wool car,!ing equal 10 any factory in the
State. Satisfaction guaranteed.
PLINY PIERCE.
Ian:towos Rapids, May ., 1872.
z. $. Wool may be left al Geo. kochlers
orut N. Mahoneys store in the city of
Manitowoc, and the rolls will be returned
N the same place. A 3w
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II al y

IN ATE-NANITOWOC COUNTY
Court. In the matter of the estate Of
Margaret Fo'lmor, deceased. On ar.,eriuc
and filing the petition Of Joseph Fo}mcr
: ting forth ;hc amount Of rer-orai czt ne
that his come 10 his hands and the di:uo-i-
ton thereof the amount Of debts CutStgE ,.a.-
against said deceased. and a description
Of all the real estate Of which said dar- sci
died sc:zed, and the condition and value Of
the respective portions thereof and s.vigc
that license be to him granted to sell al The
real estate Of which said Margaret Eel,ner
died seized, ana II appearing hy said palisl5-..
that there ) na' sufficient personal eStHtc ia
the hands Of sill administrator u rsy sal
Geb-s, and thar i is necessary in order 4 p =
. the same. to sell al Of sid real c-s-tc Il;
Is therefore ordered that all persons intrrr-t-
ed ID said estate appear before the Iad-e r.
THIS Court. On Monday tue l7th day Jgra
( 4 y. 1872, 1t la O clock 4. u e; tie one
al the County Judge in the City Ct M-ni- =
! voc SAID county. then and there to 81 "
/ cause 4 any there be Why license should
{ not b" cFaugei 30 sail joseph Fo.lmer -
: sell said real estate according to the prayor
( Of S~ti PcJjtioa. Apd it i further ordered,
/ that tvp7 Of Ibis order shall be puh'i-ia !.
/ for !o9r successive weeks prior t. 81 ,la-
/ a hearing, in the Nauitowoc PILoT, = VIZ
! ~ re" paper printed and rsbished st Man
toWoe IN SAID county. and personally served
Z on all persons interested in said estate ra-
siding IN said county, at least fourteen !. =
before said day of hearing BY the Court
". W. WALDO. County Judge.
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