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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

- Mossrs. Ross 4 vandoryott have
secured tho services Of Mr.. Charles
FlOsher, q gentleman well known to
our people. Mr.. i. will take charge
Of the hucbstoring department, so bis
old friends will soon have an opportu-
nifty Of seeing him.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

H GOVERNMENT STANDARD LAMP
otL-sold by Chalfant-Nonc other
safe and reliable. l pay more for it
and yet soil it at tho same price as
common oil. 10 sell oil not Govern
mcnt Standard, tho party selling it, in
case Ofacc idcnt, is responsible for dam
ages.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

Es- Hon. WM. L. STEVENSON, of
Grantsyillo. has placed US under obi.
cations for new club Of subscribers
in Calhoun county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

re- DR. YOuSo, having concluded
not TO attend the Prcsbytory, will
preach In tho Presbyterian Church in
ibis town, on Sunday, September q :
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Cheap Goods at Lewis.

We regret to learn, just as wo go
to pres, that tho cstimable vito ofhIr.
WIN. A. Watson, of Roanoke. depart.
cd this life on Thursday, the 18th inst.
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Dry Goods at cost at Lewis.

RE- HELvBrIA, tho Swiss settlement
on the Buckhaunon River, in Ran
dOlph county, is Furnishing, Mr.,
Luiz, the founder Of tho colony, was
at our Office last week, and reports
everything as prospecting beyond his
most sanguine expectations. A large
number Of emigrants from Europe are
expected there this fall. Mr.. Lutz,
who is a very pleasant and intelligent
gentleman, is q brother Of tho present
President Of the Swiss ROpublic.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

Rg Tup College Of Physisians and
Surgeons at Baltimore will take QUO
beneficiary student upon the rGcomen-
dation Of Dr.. Y. B. Camden, Of Wes-
ton. This is good opportunity for a
medical student.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

William NIccks WIN II.
hIeeks and others. def'ts.

J
The object Of this suit Is to subject two
tracts Of land, lying OH Abrams Run, In
Lewis county, Hest Virginia, one contain.
ing 1901 acrcJ, and the other 90 acres, the
property Of detendant William Alecks, to sale,
In order to satisfy the lien Of a judgment OBJ.
tanned by the plaintiff in the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county on the goth day ofAlarch,
1856, against defendants William llecks and
William II. Meeks, with interest thereon
from the 2Btli day Of May, 1852, TIL the 2Gth
ofJuly, 1856, aud from tic 18th Of October,
1860, till paid, and $40 So cents, costs and
SlgO and lsccnts damages for retatdlng, &c,
and also the lien Of decree for costs, dc.
creed upon the dissolution Of an injunction
obtained in the said Court by defendants
William and lFillam II. MeCks, to said
Judgment, which costSRmounted 70 SIS 40
said Judgment Is subject to credit O
$3.50 % cents, paid some time in the month
Of July, 1866, also 10 q credit Of $50 10
paid 9Th April 1867, and in tic event thu
said two tracts Of land shall not sell for .
sufficient SUM Of money to pay of and salts
y said Judgment, decree, damages and costs
then TO declare tract Of land Of 200 acres
lying on said Abrams Run, sold and con
yCyed by William McCks and Matilda, hi
wife by deed dated LIST cfApril, 1870, to dc
PENDANT II. il Rittenhouse, to be subject Il
tho lien Of the plaintiffs Judgment and dc.
cree, and to sell tho same in order 10 pay Of
and satisfy said judgment and decree.
And u appearing by affidavit filed that thl
defendants lillian II Mcehs and George q
Roberts are non.icsldGntS Of tho State d
West Virginia. and they not appearing, 1
Is ordered that they do appear here wlthit
ono month after the date Of the FIRST publiea
ton Of this order anddO whit Is necessary
TO protect tleir interests IN this suit,
Teste;
". ii. BYRNE, Clerk.
W. G. Bennett, p. q.
Sept Lit
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

re- Da. GEoRdR B. DIoRRts, Dent.
ist, will DO in Weston on tho goth oil
October, and remain IL days.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

surely and eilectually control them. Tho trs-
timoiy Of our best citizens, OF oil classes, e.
tablishes the fact, that CHgnRY PICTORIAL
will and docs relieve and euro tho aillleting
disorders Of tho Threat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. Tho most dangerous alice
tlons Of the Pulmonary Organs yield to itl
powcr; and cases Of Consumption, cured
by this preparation, arc publicly known, 90
remarkable rs hardly to 10 believed, wero
they not proven beyond dispute. a! rem.
edv Il Is ADEQUATE, OH which tic public may
rely for full protection. by curing Coughs,
tho iorcrunherS Of moro serious disease, y
saves unnumbcred lives, md an amount Of
suffering not 10 DO computed. It challenges
trial, and conyinceS tho most secptlcal
Every family should keep It On hand nS .
protection against tho carly and pnpcrcelycd
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which arc
easily met OF first, but Which become incura-
bic, and too often fatal, II neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and II Is unwlle TO
DO without Il. As safeguard 10 children,
amid tho distressing diseases which bcsct tho
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CiIEnRY
PICTORIAL Is Invaluable; for, by 10 Timely
use, multitudes arc rescued from premature
graves, and saved to tho love and affection
centred on them. II acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
Misunderstanding sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Influcrizn and painful Bron-
chitis, when they know how easily they can
DO cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborlous,
and successful chemical investigation, no cost
Or toll d spared Ii making every bottle In tie
utmost possible perfection. II may DO conf
IDENTITY relied upon rs possessing all the yir.
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Ross s. vandervort

Would respectfully call the attention Of the
people Of Lewis and adjoining counties to
the fact that they have opened out Tempo
rarily in the old
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22
ROSS & vANDERyORT.
Juno 10. 1879
Ayers
Cherry PectOral..
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
much as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma
and CONSUMPTION.

Among tho great
discoveries Of mod
lcrn science, few arc
iof moro real value
TO mankind tllar
this efIectual rem.
,ely for all discascl
OF tho Threat and
Lungs. A vast tri-
al Of itS virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown tint Il docs
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-22

Eg- a ouAscE FOR TUE GlRLs.-
The Corresponding Secretary Of tho
Agricultural Society has received from
Hon, Lewis Baker, proprietor Of the
Wheeling Register, the following let
ter, which explains itself:
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SMr. Ludwig 10 in error as 10 our popa.
lation, According 10 tho census Of 1870,
our town had over HOO inhablhntsi-eS'
elusive Of the Asylum-And We have in'
creased, since that time, somewhere In the
ncighbOrhood Of9SO.
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MANTT0WOC PILOT
Late News in Brief.

Richard T. Grctner, the first coloret
man who grilnatel at Ulrva-d University
has recently ccrptei the chair of philaso
ply in the niyersity Of South Carolina
The Ne~ York Tribune is "glad to be
able 10 say that the stories Of .he offer of
the Chief Jn~ticeship 10 Mr. Roscoe Con
kiln, or TO any one. are unfounded Tp to
this day the p resident has mad, ma tender
Of the place: AMI h is az yet entirely IN,
committed to any.
Montana people are rejoicing Not
only dn they boast of silver mining dis
coveries bringing $4,000 to the ton. but
they have one Of the best agricultural
c)antries m lar the sun.
Eeven ladies were elected IA School
Superintendent in Illinois a. the late
county elections
letter has been recently published
from r. VI. TIIunt'r, of Virginia, in which
he proposes that the nited States Gov
e-nment shall loan 800, 600. 900. withcn
intarsst,to the form r sltve'i u ling States,
tp b. bv them loaneI. also without interest
to the ex slavcswnrrs OF such States. :Ir.
Hunter saws this j. in accordance with the
views an .nggestions of President Lin
coin during the war.
An English firm recently pnrchas ci a
track OF coal land in Washington County,
Iowa, for which they paid sl00,0H0 1t
Is '''i, ned t) mine this cnal and ship It to
+ E1glanl hy way IF N"w O,lcans. there It
is expected to be delivered for e;chtera
cents per bushrl This i a .urer;or quail
ity Of coal and will sell reaIily in Eng
lanl fCr thirty cents bu,hel.
The p"op!" of Os,eo'-, LYONS. a. other
counties in 'ha extreme northwestern part
Of 10 ra are in de.'ifute condition. an
IN IKE an appeal to comrucitr at large fo-
all. All are new settler. mil poor, and
this year their crops we're almost wholly
DESTROYED hy era->harorrs. Thy clme
IN mvradS just before harvest tim an eat
everything of. even to garden prtche.
Very MANY people are rel ort-i in a starry
ing condition, req lir;ng imrc hate help,
The GioL- Is Of the opinion tia: whcrh
sr the Nirginiu, affair furnishes sufficient
pre.eIt for sar or not, rbe Government j.
in duty bnuni to engage in war with
4
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GRANTS NEW PRESENT.
GsasSw TOrthe white Tanusc

At the g)assworks set Of glassware.
destined for the Presidential Mansion, has
just been completed. Ii consists of two
dozen gobIets, which are cut about half
way up the bowl, the remainder of fhe
bowl being richly engraved, and prominent
amt NJ it is the United States coat .. arms;
foIr dozen champagne glasses and saucer
bowls cut and engraved as the gobIets, 10
dozen regular champagne glasses engraved
as the other; six dozen canary coiored hocJ.
glasses; seven dozen ruby bowl fint-stem
saucerne glasses These colOred glasses
are very superior. There are also four
claret, six dozen sherry, ami four dozen
cordial glasses: two dozep finger bowls
which are cut and engraved with the coat
cf arms; three dozen punch glasses, with
handles; four dozen ice-creal plates cut
and engraved as the glasses. The value
of this glass is about $1,000. 1t is part
of i full set sen. tn the White House some
time since Ii is all gotten up With the
| best of taste, and Of most exquisite pattern,
The engraving is perfect
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How the Battle Ia y2S.


1t is stated that Cabm bon |, hsarilg
inter st at per cent a1I r"yt'ie IN -
are 9e-iah"- o. ''u ~ y - ltra lrE
brih5 - caHt' On 4 IL lar.
Aunt -" Young N ~, sti lens 81 II"
lti ans State ih !H>:fIH ttF"f'it', PtSNe
t"e '"''N '"s raN"."d"h i'>t t''i"f
rs 'tfs'' 'at "e ten i'r ar s"Fv c.
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{; ,ysrn,p.nt. a.I had ,,,,r>.Iyr. j., rad
nr,, to march At any t;,n. Ter the ac neyr
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A i'nmense mass meet'ng was held at
the City Hail. SAT- Lake, on Friday n'Sht.
ihefe IS intense teeinS as'n-t the oT'h
Is" oh'ials III .uoa- Inc unanimous eH-
PRECISION Is i'r tue ''''''ca''o" "' our nag.
nc news from >l"ih creates intense ex-
e''e'peh' III san r'''c''c ; IL - rep yea
that ZVu veterans OF the late war hHVe
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FACTS AND FAECIES FOR THE
LADIES

tits settled now that satans aljres,
to the fallen angels. after being iriven out
Of heaven, was in German. lie commenc
ed by saying. ''Nicks, come, arouse
.'Oh, Lou, who are you making those
slippers for Number tens amt they 2
'Oh you goose. they're not slippers
( they're ear mrffs for my fellcr"
I Since that tiger escaped from a menag.
erie at Nashua, New Hampshire, Sonday
sparkling" has fallen off to almost moth
, ing.
Two handsome Young ladies having com
nienced practice as physicians in Black
hawk couoty. Illinois, it is stated that
sickness has broken out among the vounr
ren of the place TO an alarming extent.
The Lacon Home Jcirna man Gas made
Iii nerve -quieting Sdi-c, very "if any
body Sees row OF bnttons coming down
street, le: him preserve his equilibrium aud
think not of snVerna tural agencies. There 5
wurnnn behind them
A pretty and welldressed vonng lady,
after looking at several pairs of lavender
colored gloves in Il shop lately, shocked
the assistant by asking him y hich pair he
thought the "avcnderest"
"Yonr future husband seems very exact
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GREAT BRIT IN.

LnSpoN, Nov. 23 .-Disr;. el, made n
political speech at Glasgow last evening.
lie severely criticized the Government,
and predicted a great struggle in Europe
between the spiritual an d temporal pow ers.
He feared the conflict might result IN an
archy, and declared the partissns Of home
rule in Ireland would unmask and show
Great Britain their real design.
LONDON. Nov Is a. m.-The Times
today, SAYS the demand for the surrender
of the Eirsinius could not with Justice lie
maintained, but the 0thar demands report
ed to have been made on Spain by the
United States are just, and England might
Wei Join in
DUBLIN, Nov. 23-An immense demon
stration in favor of home rule took place
in This city TODAY 1t is estimated that
co, 900 persons took part in the procession
and the mass meeting which followed
Speeches were made by Messrs. Butts,
Martin ard others. No disturbance oc-
cured
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j n.

san FRANGTsCo. Nov. 22.-The steam
e- Great Republic. arrived to-day, brings
Japan dates to Nov. l.
On Oct "a the Ministers of the Mikado
with two exceptions sent IN their resigna-
tions, which were accepted though some
have since witbdrawH them. The rock on
which they split was the Corea project. A
r|an for sending an eXpe 1ition against
that country was warmly offered bv Iva
kura late Ambas ssador. San 10 Daiiin,
the Prime Minister, had been very i'll,
having been attacked with kind of con-
vulSive 1ts from over york. lie is better
aud has Withdrawn his resi- nation, as also
had Okuma, Minister of Finance: and now
Terra, hima, late Minister to England, is
placed 1t the Foreign Office. Ito, lately
one of the Ambassadors, is Minister of
Pabiic Works, and lamngnchI and KIDD,
both ut whom were connected with lwak-
ara as Ambassadors, are in the Ministry,
thought kAo is 80 raral wed that il is
very drubtf Al whethar he viii be able to
lo mach work Sageschima, late Ambas-
sdd-r te China, is one Cf those who
have resigned, The Mikadn finally
abandoned his Corcan and Fo:nasaa pro
jects.
The Court journals report the Empress
of Japan enceinte.
The news from China Is unimportant.
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Cuban " ar.

I'M sgA1ta uF TIE viUCGNrus.
rh, gnsrrnnrrt i e:i,l at work ,r,irG
.uasc. rt..;t tl,r J. gal -tatrr> uf the Nirsinn~
II has NJ inrau> "f nv siigntiug tlr matte,
br sworn t.>rrtro Y. "r n'her rhau by vui
aut,rc .iu:rmcnt. of ar i,s IN Interest;
l. i ,aid h~t irr rcpu:ed owner, Fat
trr>cn, of Eru York. * 50 ouly IN ran,e.
aal tha- ia fact he holds the ship in t,n,r
f,r other owners. Some nf them are sup
posed 10 h. Cnblns. $ptin claim, ila'
the N,rgimius has stiltI un I-r d.f rem
names IN / m Ter ho:h the Vennz reI. N an
Cuban flags, ana yei continuously carving
the original American papers, ob,ainc1 in
Ne. Yo-. over two wears or 50 ago.
If any of these allegations rrove to he
true the V Vryinius cannot legally claim
American Register.
Siucc the CIV rrnment has no power to
institute proceeding wI,crc examinations in
this case can be made under oath the
matter will 20 to the Senate Committee
FOR determination. aS it will he necessary,
in case cnrrespondenc9 ensues with Spain
regarding the matter, to establish tie le
gal status of the Virgiuius as basis of the
whole discussion.
WHO ARE GETTING Up THE WAR
There Is abundant evidence here of an
intention on the part Of persons variou>iv
interested to drive the county into war
with Spain. The means ir,lustriouslv used
10 secnre this end is to fll the country
with sensational views, deliberately manu-
facturei for the purpose of exciting the
peonic, and depending on the rede, infu-
encc Of this excitement upon tho adm MS
,ration TO finally secure Il dccia-at;un nf
war Within ten days four interviews
Siih the President, All warIike in tone,
have been paine! IF uron tha country and
widely t'leSraphed, aud in each instance
every sentence was manufactured. without
eve. the Formally Of call upon the Prrsi-
dent to blse the statements On. Two Cabi-
ret officers, one the Secretary of State,
have been used in the same Way, end the
same is true of several leading officers of
the government
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rs PRoB,1E-MAN!TUwoc COT


In tue matter o the estate Of Curistopl rr Fob
ISOu, deceased. On ing and ilIus tne D.. It!ua
oi LLaTitr ILlInG - AAa.InI -iratug ue bUnis non
upon tue esIate Ji saiu deceased seJtn. 20 III lae
.s'BOdnt oi Dersglal es,dte tia; ha- cons to Gis
~ =, aHI tle dIs Ja>IIlDn hCreO!-shs i4aOaat Of
oeots outstanding AGAINST said deceased and
UcscIJlOn u al tIe redi es Ui NiiICl. SiIa de-
ceased died stiEsd. and the cUl itiun ana Value
of t.e resp etIye porIloLs Thereon and prIyrLg
tHaL G!crL sc 10 gutcl U sell -unfu
a. "t ue t0rth east quarter. an the east ial OF
ire EortA Nes5 udute 5lt o. section eiEnt ser.
us ,, tOHEStIJ elLhtcei Of rang tWe1t F-une e. -
satG land yIfG and DtiaE sItu ite tIs couutf OF
NJ NIliliCNuc, Safe 81 " I-coaSIH. and u apJe.rfnr
sonIi estate tIic A.L,i~ o sid \ mllIstrAtay 10
Uiy sai ueO .s4IH t.i It i SAW III order 70
%, lie suns 20 SCI the Whole SAID real c-tatr;
Il l. tnefe ore oruer tat III persons luter, sgeu
CGur ,nii uo.fia tie @In Gty o NYys.n .er. d
1878, a. 70 "c-,ca \ NJ. the UEirc t.e Du.Ilty
ia ge, III tie CltY o -ailON &C Ia sail COuA.l
chen and there 10 show cLuse at ihcIe bO
C4ares LGlIng Al 7 Illustrator de uDnIs
mon upoE tue estate ci sai deceased tc sell
saIu rea! estate acc rIIug 10 tUe PRAYER Vi
IL petitioI. Aad 1 IF iuTtier 0rtrre g. TN: a
Csssivt weeks IA roT L, rad ca, o fearing IN tHc
AanI,oN o. PILoT,A Wtc>Y pSSa JalS'G prIIiU ailI
pHSiisred at NJ inIi"~oc. Ia : Al c "a. l., IN Ter-
30 isllf served Quail peIsJGs Iutsr- ed III sid
estr'e. + s1din. N suiI count al t-.s. lDuIte.n
Gays UeiOre sa'G d.Gs OF va.iu-- 81 tue l. a..
". u. MALuO, Count Jat.c.
D te al NaniOHo &C, tie l5n Id, o ucto1er, a
ID. 1873,
I { uearirg OF the above or.er 20 SOY Gus. j.
hereby adJ urned Z, tte order t,is Court IL
NJ MIA. ine osa dlg Deem Ie-. 1873 IL u'.IOcA
a. VI. At - ut2icJ Of t.e Usunt, JaIsC cay
UI NtHsJO . SAID ruUHty.
". ~ WALDO Cagnft Jul-e
Dated al Aani, oACc the 2i,n CAV oi November
1873 -; 4 H&y
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~ + oBA1 E.-NANiI OWCC COUNTY CCURr
l. Las u.G;.of o. Iu> h ~ t .. Ok ,gy4 ( .h.un
SvsCgstd.
uu reading ard inE tie uaiitiOa y
q. j.. one Pse;,G a!L Lihl~Ira.uF &c 'ui.is tuu
Upon tl". Sat. raIo Grafton F-ut'n ate slrcetsed
Il A~HltO We 'LIiy sgtilnL .vr a LIS amount g
IersouJI eslgIr that Las come TO hands ami tie
GispOsItiOu tLsi siepi-t amCuu. oI Ggb,s stan
Giuz against san i=s srd ie III 10 o.. al
real gs.Itr o! which sal ucCs i5e died se-ze1,
aut tae coalition Of the gecDNe p,rIous t.ert.
III the = VI halt o, t.c inertia west quarter OF
e,,t;on numOer six 90 IN tOwnshrD NUMBER ni0e-
teen 40 rance number t%eutv-'hre l2]) :
mucH eIepi a. viii pa, tie IudcDtgu ness i aust
sail estate. sad Iaus, iNIng anu oeirg situate IL
tie county Of Aan.tow. state OF Wi>Coastn
and ii yppeari4g bN sal VI tttian tnai
theI is Ct SUI cent pGTson- estate ia tns hands
Of sal atmIuIs razor t. pay said debts, Il al
necessary in order 10 pay t.e same, 70 sc the
y hoJ part Of sail teal est1t, II Is etuiur.
ordered th"t all persons interested il aaII estate
day OF December n u 1873 aI 10 o'cloct \. VI, al
the office oi tlecgu ~ judge III tse Citv Mani
towoc IN sal county, :aeU and tn sho =
cause ll .ny there bel why license ST"ulu not be
graz ted to stid IN inIs sell said real
according to the PRAYER oi All peufIou
And II IS iurtl er ordered. tlat CuUY OF this
orer lali te buo!is.vd iUF oIr success gsc neeh.
prIor to i'd dy OF heIrlus ia the MaH'tnw C Fi-
lot Il reeKiy Nsw sDarer print,, and pubI shed
ManItowoc in sud county, aGJ person lay serves.
on ali U"rsous utercste a. in stil estate. rrsbiL =
sal. County, At ie tsL fourteen uai- j fCre said
d y u hearmL. b. the court.
W. W. " ALDO, County Ju ige
Da'ed at M-n4tJ"uc tie 2JtI G-y oi GU.obcr
\. ID. 1913
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PASSAGE TICKI

SOLE AGENCY Of Maritowoc I'll
for the Hamburg and American ST.
Company Al+o sgsht for German
ines, FREE T1CKETS Issued "a.
many ts NaGi;e rec ii ssx York 4.
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NPROBATE, MANITUWoC COUNTY
4 trI. HT

Ia the Matter of the Estate IF Anton No.
Nodney- dcccnscd. tn ordering and hiIng
the petition Of Charlie, tx crts setting forth
the amount II personal estate th It has come
to his Atnds, ani the disposition thereof
;he amount OF debt uG'Standiug against said
deceased, and i description et All the real
estate Vi 9hIch saA deceased died sies-
ed, amt tue condition ani v.tlue VI the rcspcr-
hEe portions thereof, and praying that Ii
cense be 10 hiIA granted o ael. al the rea 4
estate Q! nd dccesei: aud it appearing by
SAID petition. that herr Is NOT sufficient per
sonal estate III the hands Of said a,ininis,ra
Tor to pay said debts, and that it is necessary
III order TO lay the same, 10 sell ali Of sal /
real estate, II IS therefore ordered that a
pers ons interested ia sid estate appear be
fore tLe Juigs of thIr Court. tl. tue lst day
Of December \. b. 1873, ut ten O'Clock \
VI. at the office cf The County Judge III the
city ot MaHltowoc IN said county IL en- aud
tiers g." show cause II any there hvi why
license -hVlld Mt be granted to said AdulA-
istrator 10 sell said real estate accordin. to
The rayer oI said petition
And Il Is further urI red that a copy of
this order Shall he published Tor ioul success
sNe weeks prior to said diy Of hoaring, in
the Pilot, Wee.,iy Newspaper printed Ald
published al Manitowoc IN said conlity, ana
personally served on all persons Interested
IN sand estate. residing IN said County, at
least fourteen days before sa!d day Vi hear
Eg. BY The Court
Dated at Manitowoc the 25th d. OF ueto
per \. b. 1873.
W. ". WALDO. Covsg Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-11-27

The movement in Massachusetts toward
the repeal Of the diegracetul legislative act
cenSuring Charles Sumner is gathering
volume each day. The Springfield Re
publican publishes the views OF seventeen
rev members, all of WHOM are unqualified
" in favcr of repeal. That Journal seys
il has addressed an inquiry upon the subject
to large number Of members, and has found
bur tnree who do rot declare in favor of
resembling 4 petition to the legislature
is published in the Boston JON nal, which
after setting forth the facts IN the case,
ceoncludes it this way; Therefore We
the undersigned citizens of Massachusett',
with jealous regard tn the homer and
good name OF TIE state, and with proud
and graceful appreciation Of the character
aud. public services of Charles Sumner,
respectfully but earnestly, ask yonr hon
orabe body to rescind and anuul the
resolution aforesaid passed by the Legis
lAture of Massachusetts, on the 18th of
December, 1872"