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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-08

NHARLESTON, s. c., FEBRUARY l.,
" 1s73.-We have this day associated with US
Mr.. G. A. NORWOOD. OF fn9 ham, Marion Coun'
~ & a. I'm the Cotton and Naval Stores, Factor
age and Commission Business, under the firm
name OF BARUEN. PARRER& GO.
Thanking our friends for past patronage we
hope by strict attention 10 business TO merit
continuance OF the same.
BARDIN & PARKER.
I. Y. PAkDIN. :. ~ b. PARKER. ...G. A. NORWOOD
febl.stuth3
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5petial i otlrss.
@ CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 6

@ CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 6,
ls7a.-OFFIUE COMMISSIONERS Of PILOTS
ORDER TO PlLOTS.-By order of the Commits
sioners OF Plotage. you are hereby ordered and
instructed to board vessels bouad to Charleston
ONLY FROM NUMBERED AND REGISTERED
Pilot Boat.
Any Pilot violating this order will be liable to
the frst Pilot who offers hls services from Re-
glstered Pilot Boat for the full amount OF the
plotage OF the vessel. and also liable to suspel.
sion by the Commissioners.
The following Is correct list OF the names OF
all Licensed Pilots for the Bar and Harbor OF
Charleston. Masters, Conslgnees or Agents OF
vessels are hereby cautioned against the employ.
mens OF any other persons under penalty OF the
law:
NAMES OF piLoTs
ADKINS, s. MCDONALD, GEORGE, 9
ALBERT, B. 8. feet.
ALBERT, !. E. MORSE, EDWARD.
BELL, 8. MORSE, JOHN, II feet.
BRINGLoE, 8. G. MIDDLETON, F.
BURROWS q. B. MoULTRIE. YORK, (col.)
BURKE, W. J. JAMES, W. II.
OARNIGHAN, JOHN. JoNEs, THOMAS.
CHAPMAN. SAMUEL. LEA. WP.
CHAPMAN, JAS, feet. LOCKWOOD, T. ].
DAVENPORT, F. L. LOCKWOOD, ROBERT ".
DAVIS, GEORGE ". PUTNAM, THOMAS.
EVANS, JAMES RATCHET HENNING.
FISHER. FRED ID feet SMITH, J. B.
HANCOCK, s. 8. SMITH. W. Fl.
JENKINS EDw., tcol) THOMPSON. c.
MCDONALD, W. T. WIsH, r. p.
MCDONALD, /. WATSON, j. p.
By order OF the Board. A. o. STONE,
febS.6 Chairman.
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@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MERCEDITA, from Boston, are notified that she
will discharge cargo THIS DAY, at Vanderhorars
Wharf, Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain
on the wharf at owners risk.
febS1 JAMES ADGER i CO., Agents.
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Tbe GbafleStn,t 9emS,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1878.

rHr CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS "is deslgna
,..ted as the newspaper for the publication oi
..all legal notices, and official advertisements
..for the County of Charleston, under the act
.sof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication Of all legal and public
sgtno
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DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS IN
CREASE the powers Of digestion. excite the sb.
sorbents to action, and remove allimpurltlas from
the system. feo5-6D8W
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Mnnifipal Notices.

NITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
" COUNCIL, CHARLESTON. 8. c., FEBRUARY
o. .S73-Sealed estimates Will be received at this
Office until Saturday, The 8th, at IL NJ, for build
ing q DRAIN In Pitt street, from Montague to
Wentworth street, according To plans and speci.
ncatlons to be seen IN the City Engineers Office
Suretles to be named. w. W. SlMONS,
feb6.3 CLERK or Council
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~HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER is q preparation Of great merit,
and ls rapidly dlspacing all others for the heir.
febS.stuih3D&C
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~MR. ]. R. HARDY is NO LONGER
in our employ. or in any way connected with our
establishment. Parties who have heretofore ex-
tended favors to US through him. Will please bear
this iu mind. J. N. BRADSTREET & son.
feb54f
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ms- FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2.5 King street, have reduced the price Of
their Carpets and Kid Gloves. See advertise
ment. Janzo
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ns- "THEY CUREl" WHAT CURES?
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL for a cough.
AYERS PILLS for purgative, and AYERS
SARSAPARILLA for the complaints that require
an al erative medicine. feb5.thstu-3D&c
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
l. MODIOUS Building. No. l4s East Bay. re.
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF TUE
NEWS. and formerly known as the French Co1ee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the 0fllce OF
THE NEws No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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G Gouartnershlus ano Dlssolutions

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w with ourselves In the Factorage and Com
mission Bust ess Mr.. THEODORE q. SNuWOEN.
The nrm will In future be STONEY, LOWNDEs d
co. jan1.ws
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B1ar0lnl.

GINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
- can nbtaIn good board on reasonable terms
by applying at No. II Broad street, between
King aud Meeting streets. janl4
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@- SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARLESTON, 8. c., February !, ls73.-Con.
signees are hereby notified that the Inspection OF
Naval Stores will not be allowed hereafter upon
the premises ef this Company.
8. 8. SoLOMONS,
fabl superintendent.
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ITO RENT, THE COMMODIOUS AND
deslruble Store. No. lat Meeting street., op-
pUsite the Charleston Hotel. Apply at No.. lA
Meeting street, upstairs. leb6-Wls8
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legal Notiles.

A LII INDEBTED TO ESTATE OF T. W.
IN JOHNSON will make payment TO o. E.
JOdNSON, 10 whom all claims against said es-
tate lrLperly artested, must be presented
febs.s3 ELLEN y. JOHNSON, EXecutriX.
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Go Bent.

ITO RENT, HOUSE No II ANSON
i street; store attached; hne cIsteln aud
we'll on premises. Apply at the residence next
the above. IeDS.lT
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ONE
" WEEK. To any shrewd man who can do
business on the quiet l guarantee an immense
FOL tune. easily. rapidly and in perfect safety.
Address, In perfect confidence. WIN. WARREN,
No. % West Fourth street, New York.
lcC2l-Slyr
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NUN STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

UHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-C0URT OF
GtiMHON PLEAS--CHARLES B. COCHRAN,
PlaIntiTr, against THEODORE A. WHITNEY, De.
iendant.-Copy summons for relief Complaint
not served. ,o,, u,,n>,ey
yon NJ hereby summoned and required TO answer
tho complaint In This action, which Is filed In the
nrIcn of the Clerk Of The Court uf Common Pleas
G,r the said county, and to serve copy OF yonr
answer to the said complaint on the subscribers
NJ their otllce No. 21 Broad street, Charleston, ).
C.. within twenty days after The service hereof,
Exclusive Of The day Of such service; and II You
foil to answer The complaint within the time
afo, esaid the pantifr in this action will apply 10
the court for the relief demanded In the COM
plainr. ,o,o
PRESLEY, LORD INGLESBY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JACOB WILLIMAN. @. @. P. II. g..
To the Defendant, THEODORE A. WHITNEY:
Take notice tnat the summons in this action, to-
oether with the complaint therein referred to,
was filed In the office OF the Clerk Of the Court
or Common Fleas for Charleston County, In the
state OF South Carolina, on the zad day or Janu.
Dry a. d. 1873
PKESSLEY, LORD 4 INGLESBY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
feb1-s6 No. q Broad street, Charleston, s. O.
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mo RENT, FOUR ROOMS IN A CON-
VENlENT house on line OF street cars. Ap-
ply at No. 10 Rulledge avenue. feb6-ws2f
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, A LARGE
- sized brown and white spotted male Pointer
and setter Dog, answering to the name OF spot.
Any person finding the same will he Suitably re-
warded on leaving the Dog at No. 20 George
street. 1eb72*
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WANTED, A SECONDHAND PROOF
w PRESS. Parties having such an article
for sale may find purchaser by addressing
"Typon office OF THE NEWS. decl9
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Eost an6 :GGnn6 .

T OST, A LADIES' GOLD WATCH,
IL with the ini ials l.. w. engraved on the out.
slne, and ihe name OF the maHer, 8. T.. Hamll-
ton, Savannah, Ca, on the inside corner. A
suitable reward will be paid for Its recovery.
ApplY at this offlce. feh8
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nleetings.

ENRANKLIN LODGE, No. 96, A. F. NJ
IL The Regular Monthly Communication Of the
anove Lodge Will be held at the Masonic Tempe,
THIS EVENING, at O,clork. By order Of the W.
II. JAS. L. SIMS, Secretary.
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late. lrLperly artested, must be presented
Iebs.sS ELLEN >. JOHNSON, Executrix.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ three months from date, application will be
made to the Bank OF Charleston for the Renewal
Of Sc,ip No. sl44 for TWO Who'll; SHARES,
standing in the name OF T.. Magdalen Legare,
and OF Scrip No. 1852, for FOUR HALF SHARES,
Books or the Bank. CHARLES INGLESBY,
febs.1amo3 Administrator de bonis non.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i CHARLESTON COUNTY-COURT OF CON-.
mon PIeas.-WILMAM ROACH and JOHN r.
MOFFETT, Co.partners as ROACH d MOFFETT,
Plaintiffs. against THE WILLIAMS ISLAND
PHOSPHATE COMPANY, Defendants.-Copy Sum-
10 WILLIAMS ISLAND PHOSPHATE COM
PANY, Defendants In lhls action: You are
hereby summoned aud required to answer
the complaint In this act on. which has been
OF Common Pleas for the said County, and to
serve a copy OF your answer on the subscriber at
his office. No. S6 Broad street, Charleston, =. o.,
within twenty days after the service Of this sum
mons on v ou, exclusive OF the day OF service.
III you fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum OF $7,l76 4S-lCO,
with interest at the rate OF twelve per cent. per
annum from the first day cf January, one thons'
and eight hundred and seventy-thrre, and COSTS.
AUGUSTINE T. SmlTHE,
TSeal.l Plaintiffs Attorney.
JAJOB WILLIMAN, O. O. P.
To The Defendants, THE WILLIAMS ISLAND
PHOSPHATE COMPANY: TaEe notlce tnat me
summons In this action, or ~hicn tne foregoing
ia copy. was iled In the office ofthe Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas at Charleston. In the
Gonnty of Charleston, In the State OF South Caro-.
lima, on the twenty-third day OF January A. D.
1900 AUGUSTINE r. SMYTHE,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney,
No. 35 Broad street, Charleston, 5. G.
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WANTED, LADIES TO SAVE FIFTY
w per cent. Bustl 8 rs to Soc; Chignons 35c;
POmpsdours 2oc; Plaits 35c; French Coz. ets 75c;
Hoop Skirts 60c; Fancy Goods and Hosiery far be-
low any orher house. ARCHEn'S Wholesale and
Retail Notion and Fancy Bazaar, Ring street.
Ieb4.tuths3H
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TUST RECEIVED, ONE CAR LOAD
u TurpenlIne. Timber, Cart anu Plantation
mare MULES Also, Mares and Ponies, at X.
UAKMAS'S stables. feb7-3*
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WTANTED TO RENT, A COMMoDIOUS
w Dwelling House, north OF calhoun street
and east OF RuIledge Avenue. Address 'D,n at
The NBws Office jan25
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r ABORERS WANTED AT THE WORKS
IL OF the Charleston Mining and Manufactur.
ing Company, at Ten.Mile Hill, South carolina
Railroad. Apply at the Works. feb4.6
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Fer Glle.

EOR SALE, AT TIE BROAD STREET
E Fruit Store, mo. 81 Broad sIreet) and at
No. 3S9 King street, choice Florida Oranges and
Lemons, California Pears, apples Newton Pip
pins, Bald dwins DC, Candles, Nuis &c, at reason.
able prices. Call and examine the stock.
feb8.lH
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feb1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-10-09
Judge s.oaa's address,.

Gentlemen Of tie Cnnyention-I thank
you for tue unexpected honor which YOU
h;ye conferred nroh ne, and appreciate
1t the more highly from the character OF tie
delegates ~ uhaaI hage been chosen,
and iDr the well known lacts and aim
for which this convention has met. We
have not met here us representatives Of
party {applaasG nor to carry out party
IDEAS Renewed afpeGse.j We come
here representing that better popular cle
ment which says that reason and Conscience
have higher clains thar party dictatior,
(arJ llu>e,) and also representing that SEN
timent Of the people whic!: demands true
AID genuine reform. The issues that
hcrctofor, divided parties haye persisted,
aud is it saying too much that the parties
which made those issues died with them
(Rencwed arpiauze.) Our duty now Is 70
compact all the popular elements in favor
of reform. We have little TO DO but t. give
form and voice to that public SentimeuJ
which demand reform in all the DEPART
mcnts of the state aal national admins
trations. and in the whole b,iy OF onr ro-
lties. We declare that corplra.iols arr
not the masters bat the servants Of the
reop!c. (Grcst agglause.j That govern
mcnt Is best which governs least, and thc
officers of the federal power have no right
TO uSurP control Of local affairs, (reuewed
applausc.) and they ought not - attempt
to interfere, in the elections. Neither
should the legislature assume to exercise
control over lie domestic ana seclal habits
and customs of the people, nor over person
nj con iuct that Is innocent and not iuiuri-
Gus to others, nor ought the legislature to
claim the right to say what We shall eat,
or " hat we shall drink, or where withal
we shall be'clothei prolonged applause. !
With these genera! views as to what Is cx-
pected Ct Us here, and with hope that,
in the canvass before us we shall commoni
as well deserye success, and trusting that
harmony will prevail in your deliberations,
await your further pleasure. }eaewed
and prolonged applause
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STATE NEWS.

W cshav has well dressed dentist
named DR., War!robe
w.. .,,a c...o o,..mo.u o.r,on,
f,r summon resorts
,..,,,.a. r NJ pna.ua r. ,.
-, -
,a,n,
r,'...,...oc A.. ,.u
mrs we're DESTROYED l,v fire in Fond du
Lac, SUNDAY evening.
II n. r p;o ..r,no, o.,.
,.,n,1no,1 Jnr,., ,,orrh or Gro io h;s a,,ou-
;pg bonsa last week
M. cu.,,u. o.,,oo,
,rn,r.5,, ,,.. tho ,,r,pdost ,roeoss;or ,o,
soon >, IL. st,,. ,,l tho Reform rolls
i"' = ii''''''' O9'''''"'0 i"s'''"'' 't''o
ei'22'2Sp '''0 s'i' '''' o' -'i,SS n.l'e''' u
,,.,,,'no,.+
nV '''''''' : ''' ''''' %, - 1'' - -
iioi, ,'~' ,,.S
.;., :. e Geo
- = = : 80 .o'''' - ~. ~
~ ''1 ~ ~ ~. -, ::
80 =. ., 400 -..'r. - ;.a
aneo
os,.,I -. ero ..~,no. s,ari:,, loo D.m;o
c. r,,.,rs oIl TIo ,.,s .iro1 h,. R,.b.w
r.. -, ~. . rn. ..,h;n,,- =,
lie was sold last winter for $4,000. lie
Is nearly thoroughbred.
The Wisconsin annual conference of
the NJ J. Ih"icH " men as 10 meet IN
80, ,'l ~, -: I..t .i0''.' ~. .-'- -,, o.l
:, ,I,a, min. VIII no. h, ~a,lv f,r da5ic,-
,.on before that time.
About 10000 feet of logs have been
handled, assorted, divided anu marked
by the BOOM COMPANY al -H"F'he''e' our
- 4.
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were mat to transact high duty which
they owed TO ali the people Of the state
W III pride he recognized around him dis
tingujshed men who had acted with al
political Iartics he. .etofOre, and npoa tie
action taken to-day resie the hopes and
the fears of ths people " WISCONSIN,. lie
had considerably said that the hopes and
fears of the people clustered around this
body-the hopes Of all the friends cf re-
form in the state, that it would worthily
sultill its great IGission f; the fears of the
enemies of reform, that las action would be
such as to command the respect, tie con-
fdence and the votes Of a majority &C the
people of the state On their wisdom.
sagacIty and patr:stIsn in framing and
nominating u ticket d'rended the future
welfare of this state. (Applause) lie
hoped that good viii and good feeling
would characterize all that should be done
to- Jay (ReneweL. az nlausc
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FOREIGN NEWS.
che Political Eituaeion an France
sscc0aaasa. sntcrcstimg.
FRANCE

= - =
PARIS, Qct.j.-A Paris Journal <monarh-
icaI newspaper says that proposal for
the restoration Of the monarchy in France,
on the basis Of the Charter Of l-l4, viii be
presented in the Assembly on the opening
Of tie session.
PARIS, Oct. Cat meeting of the
Deputies Of the Right, TO day, tie follow
inS Cabinet was decided upon in the event
Of a change in the Government at the open
ing of the Assembly: Due DeCazcs, Minis
ter Of Foreign Afairs; N.De CAcsneloog,
Minister Of F,aGuce; MBUrhrr Minister
Of tue Interior; NJ. Depeyrc, Minister Of
Justice: M.GuivArt, Minister of Public
Works; NJ. DupcYrou, Minister .. com
merce: Des Jardins Minister Of Ppblic
Instruction; the Marquis Dc -Ion;aigaac,
Minister Of War
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The Railroad Transportation Ques
ton.

| shall make no excuse for discussing
now, a sing topic WHICH is seFli political
bat net partizen IN itS character. Occu-
pying temporarily the PLACE Of executive
head Of his society, formed in the inter
csts Of farming and other industries, il is
becoming that | should express M opinion
on subject Of yital Importance to all
those industries represented around me.
The exchange of our produce With each
other, been - burIcnci v ith the coat Of
transportation, that lajur j. robbed Of its
profits, and tae fypl.lc earth is forced 10
PFolpse three bushels Of grain as the p:ice
Of getting luo to market The remedy Of
of tbs evil IS in the haGds Of he peorl
The TatrIot- and statesmen wLo II "a d
our sta.e Constitution, while providing
that the Legislature nj 5ht create eorpqga.
tions, either by special or neral h.ws,
wisely ordainJi thal all general laws or
special acts cnacts Under this provision,
might be altered or repealed By the Leg
i.lature at auv TIN after aic pas age.
This section ol tie Constitution gives to
thc Legislature power &; con;rJIe railroads
and other corporations, and to protect tie
people from cxJorton and :lre>sion IT
their hadds. /, Is my op Mon that tic
time has how clme TO exercise this power.
delegated twenty five years #go to tie
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The ASPECT in flew York.

We think that matters laok
betterin New York. Stocks ave
no higher but individuals show
their capacity and their ability
to pay their debts promptly !;
and that is the best security for
reyiying confidence. 1t is hard
topay, but they DO pay, and that
is the very thing The people want
toknow. Railway stock Is nat
urally low, because al confidence
was brokenin them, and itmust
take some days to restore that
confidence. All the bankers
here legerd the situation inNew
York as encoura ging to the whole
county, -.Uil1rauRee His.
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Senator Burchard's Speech.


Senator Burcaard, on taking the chair
said
Gentlemen of the )nTention.-I ac-
ccpt and am grateful for the distinguished
honor which you haze conferred upon me
DO net take this compliment, how ever,
as personal to myself ba. as max ii re-
sPeci to the people Of the noble county,
which in part represent. He Asd no
desire 70 eutcr into discussion Of the causes
which had brought them together The
distinguished temporary President Of the
convention had brought them toge-ber.
The call under which they bad gathered
was s broad as the interests Of the IcO-
lie of this great state, and under il they
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79J2N
MANIToW0C CUUNTT.l

NANiib ~ tt ttiN NJ ;.
Circuit Court,
Henry Dac'z, plaintiff araiust } ohm 7.
Chr man. defendant
TAKE NOTICE, tn by virtue Of a judy
mcnt q foreclosure and ue IN de in the
above entitled action On the list day OF
.1unr, -. I, ;A2 unalersiyued shrrE Of Mani
toMoc county. for iln,t purpose duly ap| oint
cd siIi 81 al tile court hlusr in the city o.
Mantowoc, county Of Mauilowoc, and Stqt,
of Wi-c,u-in. on the st day of November
1878. at 10 . clock III ,hc forenoon OF TIA i
day, the rral estate and NOR: gagged premise,
directed by said Judgment to o. sold and
therein de- srihci as follows: The st! orrhc
arl AMI the NJ OF the SCI aul til Sc! Of the
~ cf section Ne. sixteen iGl OF township
No.yiEitceu lS) north of range No twenty
one 4 east lying aud hriug situated III
the county OF Msuituwuc. a"a state uf Wis
cousn. i'atcJ N.nituwnc. sent. H. 1873.
Il. Il. SMART, Sncrifl # Mantle TO
White 4 lorIest.g.Fs VT ys.Manitowoc oc, Wi,
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Attorney and Counsellor lt L,w. Omce Tn corn
u Ei-hth and pHay-Sis, Mauuowoc II ~
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Pt0PLE'SREfCsMTicHET.

For Governor.
WM. X. TAYLOR, Of Dane.
For 1t. GovernQr,
CHARLES D. PARKER. of Ct. Crgix
For Secretary of State
PETER DOYLE.of Crawford.
For Attorney General,
A. SCOTT SLOAN, Of Dodge
Far State Treasurer
FERDINAND KUHN, Of Milwaukee.
For Supt Public Instruction,
EDN Ard SEAEING, Of Rock.
For Com. Of Immigration.
MARTIN j. ARG4RD, of Chippewa.
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5orney and Counselor al Law Two River.
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Altorne}s Gnd c ruHScliors-at-L1w Stl street
south side, aocrs Nogtl oJ Post 0Fie
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IN Pr. BATE, NANiIuN { COUNTY COURT
Ia tie Matter oi the Estate q. avs SEcr
Deceased
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pursuance OF an OrJfrr o. !. Cnsr male IN srid
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offer tpT sale at uub ir Yeulur. fHa falp win. =
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Attorneys at Les OdcS ON E.aLtitsr Sug.b
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Adam R5aeT,s. Blacksmith ii VIZ. u-inakrr
i,Ho? on the Cp-urr OF Sc - ap io;K SIS
N3itM side. Manto"oc. Ues ali - HGs %
ir"r "orl as good and a, ,p as any otaer vs.an
IlsnIlt N N Lh CITY. d 3t.1
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TIE best stock Of tca II Made C'othing
ar Boots and Shoes in the City Just r.
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1 fTQENEYS a>p oCUNsELors lTLAw.
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Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
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