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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-19
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Owfmg 10 small price 81 hemp
many OF the Jessamine county, KY,
farmers will omit raising IL.
There is a large increase in the
number of french Canadian emfz
grants to IRE Bnfted States This sea- !
son.
During August lO,O35 emigrants
arrived at Castle Garden, N. ";
decrensel over I. goo for the c0rfes-
pondiug month of last year. From
January l to the 3lst of August,
pol ,9l7, a decrease or 1874 for the
l same period last yeaE-S so QnA ID
A very satisfactory return has
been made by the inspector of Irish
prisonsN shoWinge steady diminn-
ton in he Amount of crime ID the
country. The Times says that Ire
land was never so prosperous as ut
the present time.
4 Eighteen carloads of ammunition
were received a few days since at
the Rock Island arsenal. It came
from Eato1 R0pgey end will be for
lowed shortly by an equal oInount
Z from Pensacola. Most of the stock
was captured from the rebels.
Mrs. Lemons, rCeEaralIAyIlE., q
running for the Office of school
superintendent. She is much an
e noyed when making her campaign
: speeches by vagrant boys, who
e spoil her most eloquent passages by
J. crying Out, $50 in. Lemons"
e The Womans rights movement
= has .rsaebed the ab0rigines. asAh In;
L dian family appeared ip CSsgiaaw
n Mich, recently, the has6Aadi carry.
# ing the pap00se and the FqpGW car
rying nothiDg. IT'S the first in;
) stance Of Che kind on yFnc6ed. a 81
@ An old navy ozheSF1a6ted aha
n there are not as many cgnns Aadoa
n in our navy as there were in s1S4
10 by one.fourth, and that there ar
- enough men at present connected
81 with the department. to command
Il the combined navies of Italy, Aus
IN tria and France.
z ~.The use of petroleum ana to6acc
% Is largely on the increase in Grea
a Britain. The declared value of tn
u former imported during the seve
in months OF this year was E52S,57:
10 as against El72,452 for the sam
IN period of last year. The viwporta
of tions of nnniannfactured tDbacp
,O for the same seven months wcr
70 valued ct FL ,O6S, 20l, and last yea
- they were worth only EOS, 5SS.0
ok Kate Kilby, of Madison county
n ILL.,, went blind just after gradual
~. ing from an eastern seminary. Sine
ed then, IN her blind state, she has pre-
w. pared her two brothers for colleg
~, and fitted her younger sister fo
" entrance to the Monticello Sem
IS nary. Kate is proud of her SUI
De cess, and feels that, although shI
ng out from the light of day, she ca
IT. continue to do good in the world {
at, long as she lives.
mt An analysis of the municip
nd finance of New Nork city, presente
lc- by Comptroller Green in his annu
ng report, shows that the permanel
nd debt of the city is increasing wit
get frightful rapidity, and that the tax
n and assessments, enormous as the
~ are, are totally inadequate to me
O. the charges against them. The r
Z, ceipts from taxes and income Il
we past year were So, 250, 900, and Il
ed amount expended $50, 10000. 1t
Mt, said the system of book keeping
of the Comptroller's department is d
aw signed to conceal the actual finsI
yo- cial conditionof the city.
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p. G. HALLBERG.

Emporia, Kansas. 81
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-19

The total amount Of TIA consumed
yearly In the United States is about
50,O0e, 900 pounds, of which 10000
600 IL green tea of various discrip-
lions, about 100000 Oolong,- aud
the FeInai;Faef lJapaneseA AhdA Sther
varieties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-19

The large supplies Of tin now
coming into the markets of Europe
from Australia are affecting the
shares in the mines of Cornwall.
We learn from a recent return that
the value of gold and minerals rails
ed in the colony of Victoria since
the first discovery of the gold fields
down to the end of 1872 was esti-
mated at El6S, 566, 033, which is
made mp principally from gold, sill
yer, tin, copper and anthony, rs
follows: Gold, E16S, las, 305 silver,
E5,2Sl; tin, E2Sl, Jos; copper,
G5Sl0, and antimony, E77,237. ~
There Is a good custom in London
of making collections at all churches
and chapels in the metropolis in be-
half of the public hospitals on one
appointed Sunday in the year. On
last "IIospital Sunday" the amount
collected was E25,51l, distributed
rs follows: The Church of Eng
land contributed 20 per cent; the
Congregationalists, s per cent; the
jews, 8 per cent; the Baptists, Ssszi
per cent; the Wesleyans, 81 per
cent; the Presbyterians, pa per
cent. the Roman Catholics, 2is per
cent.
The London police force now
numbers 9,76l men, of whom 20 are
superintendent, 262 inspectors, 9S4
sergeants. and {, 4S9 constables- The
length Of streets patroled night
and day it6,6l2 miles. The number
ofarrosts In 1872 was 7S,203. Ar
rests for drunkenness are rather In
creasing, but crimes arc diminish
ing. Hhe number of thieves aud
suspected persons in 1869 was 1886,
aud in 1872 It was BIO. The num-
Der OF houses OF bad character have
also lessened from l7l0 to lIIS in
the same period. 81
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Total, 1900 gifts, all cash,
amounting TO $i,oOO,OOO
The distribution will be positive,
whether all the tickets are sold or not,
and the u, 900 gifts all paid In proportion
to the tickets sold-all unsold tickets be-
ing destroyed, as at the First and second
concerts, and not represented in the
drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; halves S25; tenths, OF
each coupon, So; eleven whole tickets for
$500; 22X tickets for 81 900; lib whole
tickets for $4,000; 22I whole tickets for
10000. No discount on less than $500
worth Of tickets at time.
The unparalleled success Of the third
gift concert, as we'll as the satisfaction
given by the first and second, makes II
only necessary to announce the fourth
to insure the prompt sale of every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conduct
| in all its details like the third, and full
particulars may be learned from circulars
which will be sent free from this Office Il
all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all or
ders accompanied by the money promptly
filed. Liberal terms given to those wb'
| buy to sell again.
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE,
Ag't Pub. Lib, KY, and Manager Gift
! Concert, Public Library Building. Louis
f NtiS, hys
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Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants.


Seventy varieties, Que. two and three
years old Black berries, raspberries,
straw berries gooseberrfes and curTants,
In large variety. Twenty-Five varieties OF
budded peach trees. Plums, pears and
cherries. Grape vines, thirty varieties.
Ornamental trees and shrubs. Eyergreeus
and deciduobs trees. Climbing, monthly
and hybrid perpetual roses Lilies, peo-
Eies. gladioiuses, altheas. Japan ounces,
and other Towering plsufs and shrubs.
LihERus aud victoria rllubaTb.
We sell our stock At lowest MARIE.
rates. AL our stock Is propogafed and
grown by Us, and customers visiting the
nursery can choose their trees, vines and
plants, and see them taken up from the
ground where they grew.
The nursery Is near the Hartford Depot
Of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad
and the road runs through our aursery
grounds. Give Us a call.
nUE A1rnEDc aUcUR~D-
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A Oalena girl at circus, some
time ago was looking ct a elewn
whirling a hat with stick, and re-
marked to her young man that
she ''used TO do that" The young
man was looking at contortion-
ist in another part of the arena,
who had his legs tied around his
neck, and an explanation was nee
essary.
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At burlington, with Chicago, Burling.
ton & Quincy railroad for Chicago, Peoria,
Cincinnati and Louisville KeoEHk, QuIn-
ey and Kansas; with Toledo, Peoria, &
Warsaw railEay for Logansport. Column.
bus, Pittsburg and st. LOUIS, via Rock
ford, Rock Island & St. Louis Railroad ;
with Burlington & Missouri River rail,
road for Ottu1nWa, Red Oak. Nebraska
and Kansas, and with Burlington e
Southwestern for Pennington, Bloomfield,
Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus junction, with Chicago
d Southwestern Railroad for Washington
and LeaYenwOsth.
At West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock
Island b Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City,
Des Moines and Davenport.
at Nichols, with Museatsne Div. b., G..
II. y Ii. for Museatine. ~
AtCeaar Rapids, with chieago& Norib-
western Railway for Omaha, Council
Bluf[s and Chicago, and with Dubuque &
Southwestern Re4lway fer Dubaque.
At Waterloo and Cedar Falls, with
Illinois Central Railread fof Indepen.
dence. Dubuque, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City. -
At Nora FUNSTON, with Milwaukee 4
g. Paul Railway, for Mason City and
Charles City. sz7s
At Austin, with Milwaukee 6 st. Paul
Railway, foE all points In Minnesota.
At sc. Paul, for all points on Northern
Pacific Railway, the great Lake Superior
region, and all points north and north
c. J. IVES, Gen'T I2eket Asest,
CeISar Raulds. Eoxs.
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MILWAUKEE DIVISION. sEs
9:25 Axle Cedar Rapids I2:4OP. II. ar.
1910 AM ar Center Point 1880 A II lie.
$3.50 4 n lie Postyille I:40 A n ar.
10:45A NJ ar West Union 6:10 A II lie.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
T:4O A NJ lie Cedar Rapids $50 ii ar
1906 NJ lie Vintofl 3:25 II ar
lI:35 Pm ar Dysart 1:45PMle
MUsCATINE DIVISION.
6::l0 Nile Muscatine 1875 u ar
$50 AN ar Nichols lI:42 a II le
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Connections are as Follows

Palace sleeping cars, owned and opera
ted by this line, accompanying all night
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-08-28
PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL.

Paris has an illustrated paper with fine
coiored enSrnvngs.
Mrs Abby Sage Richardson is in New
York.
\ prominent Boston artist is tak;fg
long summer journey in his family car
riage.
Charles Frederick August William OF
Brunswick, died of ap -plexy, aged 60.
Tie Will Of the late Duke Of Brunswick
leaves the whole Of hs landed and person
al estates to the city Of Geneva.
Panama adylces state that Cornelius
Augurs, minister to Chill, was finally re
ceived by the President, June 9th.
''Kisi-Kissi," 4 bufoQnery, depicting the
return of the Shah to Teheran, has been
produced at the Opera Comiqge, Lon
don.
The Drke of Edidgburgh assisted the
Prince of Wales In the ceremonies st the
Inauguration Of the Holy lyhead breakwatcr
yesterday.
It is reported that the question Of an in
tcrna,ional meridian is about TO be dis
eusscd jy the Academy OF Sciences, Paris,
and that the English meridian VIII prob
ably be adopted.
\ singular entertainment threatens
Vienna. Forty-eight pianjsts are to play
to gether at the exhibition. on hall as
many pianos, a programme comprising the
overture to 'Semiramide, the march in
''Tannhauser," etc.
\ new and cruel invention at Long
Branch is the introduction of living but
tertiies into the ccpterpieces Of flowers
which usually adorn tie middle Of the ia
bic at the fashionable dipncr and suFpe.
parties The poor insects are fastened ty
Il fine wire, which is passed through there
bodies and concealed among the flowers.
The convulsive quiver Ct the expand led
wings, as the tortured butterfly struggles
in its dying agonies, is supposed to rcrres-
ent ohalningly the graceful vaYe Of the
| same shore some freshly opened f9vc-.
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THE LATEST.
CAPTAIN JACK.
Out of Suspense, but to be Suspended
The Presidedt Approves t.ie Sen
IeBce.

WAsuINGToN, Aug. 23.-The war de-
nartment nr,muI,,to. !, = ,onor.l or3or
'Ie H''4'hg ana sentence 10 The case of the
'h'4oa capt'eS' capt. Jack, Schonschin,
blacA J'm' Boston Charlie and Barncho'
"Iia' one-Eyed Jim' who were tried BY
military commissioner Thomas for
assault with intcn. to kill their peace
cmmisslouers. They are found guilty Of
~, .,..,,,.e,.,;.- .l.- - ~
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GRE AT BRITAIN.
SOYEL-LIKE sIIiPWRECk,


LONDON, Aug. 22.--Dispatches from
Alexandria, Egypt, give the particulars of
the loss in the Red Sea, near the eastern
entrance, of frcighting steamer from
Singapore and Shanghai for London. The
captain, officers and some Of the crew were
lost. ThirtY-six Of thc men reached tie
land, but fell into the hands of the Soman-
dees, Mohammedan tribe, on the shore
Of the Gulf OF Alden, and are held prison :
ers
THE BANK OF ENGLAND FORCERs.
The rumor is current that an attempt
to release theBank of England forg2rs from
Newgate, by a corrupted prison official,
has been discovered, and that the officer
tampered with was arrested The details
Of the affair are careful Iy suppressed by the
authorities.
PRONOUNCED swINDLERs
Tie New York firm wto offers system
attic turf investments, in connection with
the English turf, are pronounced swind crs
by the Times
TIE MANCHESTER LOCKOUT POSTPONED.
The threatened lookout by the iron mas
tcrs Of Manchester of portion of their
operators has been postponed for the pres
ent, a proposit on having been made to
submit the differences between employers
and workmen to q committee Of arbitra-
tur-.
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GENERAL NEWS.

A new horse ,;sease has made its appe.r.
anee Ia Iowa, and Is proving fatal.
The race of the New York Yacht club
for the Bennett challenge cup, was sailed
from Providence, Thursday. The Made
iife "on' IN three hours sixteen minutes.
Yesterday an accomm odation tram on
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad col
lided with freight train. Three men
were killed and three wounlel.
Indian Chiefs Santanta and Bic Tree ar
rived at Houston. Texas. Wednesday. IN.
der guard from tb. rep,-en,iarv, en.route
for Fort sin where 10 canncl i 70 ha had
between Ssc-o+a-v Dcropo Goy nv.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-08-28

thY-icidn. surgeon. and Accuucheur- Ofice On
sta Il. over Bdcnn'S Drug sJorJ. Once arcn At ali
hours. Cal 20 the countri promptly attended
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As ~Ii:I :.
IRlZE At vienna

NA>n3>Gro>, !n1. 3233.-'iLe Bgr.la
"f El2cItiou has ini,rnaricn that C.n..u-
nIti Frccir@I from the Aleuua Ex-
position the gari medal Of progress for Il
system Of education, teaching ard Instruct
ION; and Clcselanl and J,cksonyiIe, jill,
are awhrdeda diploma IF mcrt in the same
department. IL til, one department Of
c1uratlou, teaching and instruction., twenty
five prizes were awarded to United States
exhibitors.
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Business Directory.

Attorneys at Law. Once on EicLtlist., Sou
Sid"' opposite Sciuet'eS Store. IS ~
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ATTORNEYS and ConnSelnrs at Law. Office on
sifee', over tie First National Bank. Mani ow,
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FoR Loss OF APPETITE. Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Depression of Spirits & General
Debility, IL their various forms, FERRo-
paosrHoRATED ELIxIR or CALIsAYA made
by CAswELI, HARARD & Co. New York
and sold by all druggists. is the best tonic.
from fever or other sickness, it has no equal.
If taken during the serson it prevents fever
and agne and other intermittent fcvers.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Aug 22-Prince Napoleon has
been elected President of theCouncil Cen
cral Of Corsica by a majority Of thirty
The prince, in an address to the C1un c.lac-
copting the position, ~erommenls that it.
proce dngs be confined to matters of de-
partmcntal interest
AFUsIoN AGAINST THE BorRnoxs.
At a meeting Of he members cf the
Left to-day it was decided to seek the sup
port oe the Left Center, 10 prevent the
success Of the plans oi the fu>ioni>ts anil
Lcgtimi>ts for the estabii i>hmcnt of the
bourbon monarchy.
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IN PROBATE, MANITuWOC COUNTY
Ehl L

In the matter o -u rrdI nsliD OF tic MINOR
heIr OF -Ionn Never decrssei.
GA rea ius ana fling tie pcttiun OF IJtn IL
Ierens guardian oi said minor AMI rei rcSeuIing
amCnI otner inln : I .at the sand wards sClZ ii
OF CERTAIN estste NauitowUc county ariC
that II tadt al ui the soul. he
sold, and OrayGE tor h,e c. 10 sell the >ane; 1
It appearing 10 the court, from >aId pei tgn tact II
necessary to sell said red estate il ordered and
directed that u : x IN kia to sail Wards, and
all pcr-oas Interested IN SaiI estate appe.r be
tore me Monday, the 29.h day Of StDte nncr
\ II. .1SI3. at tea o'CocA \ NJ. 1t lie Urobl Office
il SAID Couaty, then IL tIerc 10 sLQN cause II
ans ere be why / 'n~r sn"uld nor be grtnted
inr tnh sale OF shh - a cslat; aecorl'"G to tne
2 Gyas a. :. ii uCtitI Iln.
Aud il l. lur'i.cr or.,r. d. that a cooN OF this
sh.I unbu.IC far Inur successive e rs
nIiUr IL said ia ui ,C.tlI-, IN t"e ManligWoc
PTLor = weekly new sp5.cg rIlntei at Ma II ~ oc
in -7iI touut,-
u ted AT Man townc. The 1S'h d.W o AHgGsI 1873
W ". WALDO, touuts Juuge.
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~ Nh.

TRIAL or aEanGa, cs rua cuRTas.
MADRID. Aug. - 2-Tl, r,r,c. b,,e
authorized H.. nr,,nru,;.,u br tL. .r;h,,.,r.
If iustira of me pfnn d,n,,;.. .,.l,o L.,...
been arrested for particip4tin. in the com
mdfist and cantoual in,arrcc,ioms.
ATTEMPTED AS>A>~iNAri"N OF noN
AR 'I'
'.''' ''''e ''''' 'e'''''''' ','s Guy '''at ~
'"s u" ''>' an u''S''ccf'''u' a'cmI was
"''''r "i''" 'ne i'le 81 Don Aiionz9 broth
''' - .oS' '' "o'','- De assassin
executed.
REPORTED TROUBLE IL TIE cARLI>r
RAMS.
y p. rt.il q ~
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Legal Notices.
IVUITuIiI NdIe.
IN PR0BATE,-MANIToWQC COUNTY
IN PROBATE MANlrowoc COUNTY
| Guardian Sale

Il NOO "a
Iu the matter OF tue estate OF JohB B.uss, de
ceased,
Letters Of administration in said meter being this
ia, granite 10 Wm BruSs Il osela Eruss OF SAID
cuuAty,and no one having required Iht arp .iutmept
ii commissioners on Ill eStJte, I, l. orderet that
al ci.lIuS and demands o! All r>"ns acaIust sal !
ut ce-sed received. mined ani aaJu-tsd before
Don y SIuVe, \ lIeIauu& ana GIi0er1 W BIrleu,
>,.lI lnmI-SloUCr>
Ana ii i tGlther ordered, that s.x months rom
aud ut,er tie da e hereof be ana tie same HeteA.
ai owed IN iui,,d 10 editors to pIe-eIl tEtir
C.ai - ag.IHsl ii deceased.
Auult Is IurtEer orlereI. that within s'Nti days
from tIc da,c hereof not &c uI the tlnts aEd
places at watch sJiI c,tiEls may o. presentes ana
o the ims ii ultel fog Gre tors ~ OreeeEi their
clIIms be -iven by publishing the sane 'ur Iour
weeks sutce>StNei once Ia eIcl We m Tie NJ N
ituwuc FILoT Weekly Newspaper printed ~ Man
llOwUc L /, IL said county.
BY tae Court
NV NALDO, CJuny JUDGE
D ted at Manilo voc Tie ita day OF JAW \. ID.
1913, sS-4N
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FACTS AND FANCIFS FOR THE
LADIES.

not genera ly fancied By the young men.
, Matrimonal-It is not good now-a day.
for a man to offer his hand if there's moth
ing in it.
Nilsson is at the Isle of Wight, but vii
sail for America on the 30th.
Sothern will probably lie at New YorE
all .ir .eT.
The latest thing in engagement rings i,
a sapphire and ruby set together. emh.ema
teal Of loye and fidelity.
1t is useless for physicians tQ argue
against short-sleeved dresses: The Con
stitution of the United States says that the
"rigtt to bear arms" shall not be iRtegferod
with.
The latest feminine fashion o; wearing
the front hair is known as the Skye terrier
style. Probably it Is only natural
consequence Of The prevalence Of this
fashion that the puppies are attracted.
There is talk of builling fountain l..
Cincinnati IN memory Of the Cary sister,.
No form Of memorial could &c more 40
propriate. There was no intermittent
spring in their poetic spirit, but it babblcd
up with a pleasant murmur year after year
-Rirerside Chronicle.
\ tale of two NcrristOwn husbands: One
upon leaving his Office, the othc. n,ght,
stepped at bookstore, paid 81 25 for. a
new novel, and 1ent home and presented
his wife with a Pair OF Blue Eyer" The
other, after leaving his Office, sto, ped at
saloon, pEid Sl.25 for whisky, and went
home and gave his wife pair Of black
eyes.
y Jaf anese poetess has had her eye
wHnkers extracted for beng too versatile in
her satres on the sterner sex.
\ grand beard and mou- iachc show, with
prize medals awarded by jury of ladies,
Is the latest attraction at WooIwich Gar
denS
~ ronou.t,o H.. ,,
;. ,ho n.t;aa ;, .,,,.,o 'e''' " -
- gum" ia''s S'''''eF,"ss oer''eS' was
''y 'U'N ." ",'' III '',e breast oy d rattle
horm 'N . ''''' escape"
Death i rot 1ookal nror os ,h..t g
,or-ar. = n,nr,,, a,..I'.', .r
l;,
r;.., .,,.u -, c..,,,., 49, ~. ~ - :"
All wos nc,r1 .;n,,;nr .raa ,h.5,,l !
min .,.,r
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The Darlington Dem )crat says: Farm
ers AMI hers who have been taking
about rust, shrukaSe. bags. etc, in the
wheat crop. are all doomed to disapDint
mcnt. The wheat crop Of this county is
twenty-five per cent better per acre than
Il. any tim in twelve wears" "
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IN PRoBATE-MANlrU COUNTY
1 tGItnT

In the matter al the estate OF GrI.oH Ecnron
Deceased o. re dug gni fl ing the pc,idun OF
T.. jerome Pierce a. administrator de hoEiS non
upOn the state o. sald on Ee ton iatc deceased
ui ManituNoc County settnL 'or Il the amount of
personal estate that mas come ais hands and the
disposition thereof anCuu: al dcb,s "uiStan-
ding againsr deceased, lie >crlp.I III OF al
es' ate of " hIcn salI ueccrsed ,Ied seized
and tue condition Of tn respect We portions tterc-
Of: aud Ing tHat lC. Isc be To ann granted 70
sell the south tait o. tue nortn west quarter ul
section number six 90 in township plumber nine
teen 40 range number twentr ihrs" f2l eisl or 80
much tnerent as Siii pay tie Indebtedness alnsL
said estate an il appearing bs sail petition tbai
there u net sI:f. .crnt personal estate Ia tne hahGS
Of saId admin nIsIratur t. pay >aId debts, HuL t5t
It necessary i'll order to pay tie same, 10 ell hc
hole part ut said real est:tt; i. Is crctnrc
ordered that al persons iu;erstCd in alii estate
appear before tnr Judge oi IiIIs Court, on tie Is
day of october \, ID. lSt} lt 80 o'CiocN NJ. At
the Office of the CJuLtA Judge IN inc 'yy o. Man
towoc sal county. ten and IN, re TO shuA
cause GI"ni there b. " y license sr"uld not lie
grtLtcd To siid Al un ira or Jr sell Sad real e q
according to the PRAYER oi aai peution.
And il Is further ordered
that i,otice shall be given to all persons in
tcrestcd in said tate. Of the time and riafr
of saiI hearing. Dy publication il the Mani
towQp PIIpT, newspaper printed ~ sand
City and County at least fourteen lays he
fore said day ut hearing
By the Court.
" W Waldo
7S3-3w tuuub Iud.c-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-08-28

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