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FORxIUN.
GRE AT BRITAIN

LONDON, April 24-Ia the House of
Lords day. the Marquis of Salisbury,
Secretary Of State E- India, said the mex:
harvest 10 lrdia promised 10 be abundant,
and .hs present provision sxainss famine
was undou btsdly ample. In the House of
Commons, Mr.. STallett r,oEed that the
suddsnue IS of the late dissolution ofP aria
msnt is deserving of the oensure Of the
Hou,e. lie characterized the act Gs O coup
d etat by which the last Government
sought onconstitatioually 20 retain power.
lie declared that Hlad;:one had rssortel to
a stratagsn which vas pngensrous 20 bis
friends, insolent to his opponents. and bare
ly honest to the natiol. Nr. WhsgeY sec
onded he motion.
Mr.. Gladstoas stigpati1ed the ASSERTION
that the dissolution was secretly planned as
Entrue. absurd, and impossible. He chal-
lenged the rspstition of the word "tricks.
ter" which had been applied to him, aud,
upon refusal of Snallet to repeat it, he
charged him with lack of decency and
manliness. He defended the act CT disse
luton, which be declared would hsro besn
more ine2S,Te1ien. ha3 it been postponed
,cn Concluding his speech, Mr.. Gladstone
left the Ilousc. The motion was negatived
without division. Much excitement was
mnnGes1sd during and at the close Of the
Debate.
The last Parliamentary election in Wake
Geld has been rnrrlled on ocooant Of hriL-
cry. >..
LopDcS, A2rH 25--9 a. m.-John
Holmes and Henry Fawce:t, Liberals, have
been eles!ed, to tie House of Commons
fron Peckney by 2,oco majority.
Lospos, %pr,i $3.50 q. m.--The
Daily Neacs correspondent at Plymonth re-,
ports THAI the French steamship L'Amerique
having been f.esS from water, has been ex :
amined. The hull was found to be tight,
but her valves were open. Her crew have
been telegrapaed for and she will proceed
to Hnvre on Monday. Tho Admiralty
Court have fixed their bail at fl25, 900.
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SUERIFF'S SALE.


Bv virtue OF an execution issued out Of
ana ger tas Seal Of the Circuit Court for
Annitowsc county, upon Judgment render
ed in said county on the 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1873. before John z. kickorr. Justice
Of the Peace for Aani;owoc county in favor
OF Esrom Knapp, and against George NJ
Rickaby, q transcript Of which said Jnds-
ment VA. duly fled in toe .sice of the Clerk
of ths. Circuit Court for Aanitowoc county,
and said Judgment duly decketei in said
Office on the 2sth day Of February, A. D .
1874 have levied upon AL the -righ, title
and interest which TIE said George VI Ricka-
hyhad'oa the 2S,h day of February. ls7s
or NJ arg time theresft fer. Of in and 10 the
following pnrsr'v. to-wit. The West half
ofrae West half, If the Southeast quarter
Section No. nJse.tal. Toyaship No. eigh-
teen tisI. North Of Range No twenty-one
i2f1 East, Situate AND bsin- in Manitowoc
county and State Of Wisconsin. which Irill
sell.xt public vendue 10 the h;ghesf bidder
at the Shertf7s Office. in the City o. Manito-
woe. or the eleventh day of Nay, 6T4, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
Dated sheriff saEce, this 18th day 'ef March,
: a D. 1874. r. D. SMARE
.'IEes sceris o. u-sitosoo Getty.
VaiEER / ORR Hls;aaYataI =
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LIrrLE Rock, April 27.-No material
change between ths'two belligerents gov
srnors, or the United State forces. Ba1-
ter's men -dn1 removed On cid siege piece
rom the lower end of the town, where 1T
Sas used by the confederate forces during
the var, and stationed it at the corner oe
Markham ard Scott streets. 1t is a six
FOUNDER, and has been cleaned ous ready
for action. Bastsr's forses were Increased
by the arrival Of one company from Hemp
stead county, to-day. 4 portion of Brooks
forces now occtpy Benjamin block opposite
the state house, and were dsillng to, day
Both sides are expecting reiniorcemenss to-
night. pacple generally seemed to be sat
isfed that the lsSialatrre should settle the
pending difficulty though Brooks side say.
th, legislature viii not meet in obedience
to Coz. Raxtss'. call.
Both sides have sent delegations to
Washington to present their views.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.--A Democrat Lit
tie Rock special says .he latest news from
Pips Bluff is, tha. Col White still holds the
court house. ha.s eized the telegraph office,
and under the law which he k,s declared in
that county, conscr'pts shs people. Maj.
Gen. Barton. Ba.teIs commauder of the
eastern district, .s.,sed there Gnl sCn-
menced a,restiug promint citizens. -
The dispatch also say. j. is expected,
martial lat yin os declared In Pope John
SOP, Hem.ied and o,asr counties undes
Batsers sanction, and ii is be.ievsd to be
deep laid scheme to obtain MONEY es The
shsrias of these coun.lrs harc sias.' cen
plssed the collection oftaxee, and the mon
sy ia still on their hands. s5ss - e. ., :.
W4sHrScroS, April 27.-Gov Baxter.
Of Arkansas. has telegraphed to President
Grant as foi!owss 1T is not t.rs that
bare declared martial lax outside of Faiaskl
sahntY. so.hing has baen dons On my par
to prevent a peaceable settlement by the
Legislature. only want to protect ny
self until that is done.p = ~
The decision of the Ark Supreme
Court Fiying ,he jurisdicsiQa IN the case of
Baxter Us. Brooks to the Legislature; will
&c sent to congress to MORROW by 1.t,o-ney
General Hili;i-as.
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SIN. Circuit Court.

GTATE OF WISCONSIN. Circuit Court.
- MAsIrowoo COUNTY
Gilbert W. Bu,net, Pa Sulmca's for
agsinst, relief = Cen plsint
Mareret 0'Grady and not served.
Martin O'Grady, d,ft.
To the Defendants sbove NAMED
You are aeftbJ Summoned and requir-
ed to answer the complaint in this action.
which will be fled in the efice of the Clerk
of the Circuit Cou-t.of said County, at Mani
towoc in said coudi ; .fand TO serve copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber, at his Office. in said City Of Man
itowoc. in said coun.s. within twenty days
after the service q ssis summons on yau, ex-
elusive Of the day Of such service and if
vou fail to answer the said co-ptain, W thin
the Z me aforesaid. the plaintiff will apply to
the Cvr ri forthe rrliei demanded in tLs COM
plant. -.
Dated: Msnifowoc, November s,h. 1873.
. . =. HEGET SIbREE, Prf Atty.
4 Marito~oc, Wis
! Ios eonplaint i said as,ssn vas fled on
TIN l7ca aAy Of Nov. 1873. sets
EKsE- sIsaEE, Pc. Az
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A letter addressed to Representative
Beck by comptrolles Knox dated SATURDAY,,
and read At the request Of Beck ip the House
called de attention of Beck to his state
nent Of FRIDAY, that the rConptroller had
re1 ressated to the President that 81, 600,
eco 0f the nstieoAI bank currency vas not
t~ksu, when there were l23 applicants for
il, and that he had deceived the Presiislt.
and held circulation to save s2+. .0oQ, 900 to
bis friends in the East. TIE Comptroller
asked Beck to causs to be read in the
House an extract from his last annual re-
port showing the difficulties iu the way of
execution of the ACT Of July 2, 1870. The
sub4tanee Of the elsract Is that onder the
&c. Of July p, 1870. the Comptroller is re-
qaired, after the s54 ooo, 900 are taken up,
to make a requsi.i9a on the banks of New
York City, ~Maea. chusetts, Rhode Island
and Connecticut for $40 600, 900, and it
these requisitisns are not complied With
within ono year thereafter. he u authorized
to sell bones aac deposit legal tenders in
the treasury bot there is nc prvvis;on 10
tl's act for rsturn Of national bank curren-
cy to the treasury FOR Redemption, and The
act is therefore, imperative. and under its
provisions no considerable amount of na-
ticnai bank currency wol..A be returned for
distribution sorsigh.eea months sitter the
requisition is made. ..-,-- - ia .
The Comptroller also asked Beck to read
copy lf ths letter addressed by the former
to ~. W. Phelps, Of the Committee on
Banking and Currency, 90 the 81 Of Feb
ruary last, inclosing a bill which be pre-
pared for the purpass Of promptly viii
drawing $4,000 600 of national bank cir
cu.ation from the Eastern States ard dis
tributing the same to the West and South.
The bill of the Comptroller req1ires na-
tional ,banks in the states named in the let
ter to Phelps, to deposit Legal tender notes
in excess of 5000. 900 of their circulation
with the Treasurer, and requires tie Treas
urer, Assistant Treasurer, and the depcs.
itories of the United States, to assort the
circulation of these banks, aud return it to
the Comptroller for destruction. aad au-
thoriAes the Comptroller, shercupon, to
surrender to .be banks the bonds held as
security fcr such Calculations. The circula-
tiqn Of notes Of banks which failed ard
are IN liquidation are also to be assorted
and returned tc the Comptroller for dsstruc-
ton, and Immediately thereupon the
amounts destroyed are to be RESISTED to banks
in the West and Scutb. The Comptroller
is confident that within sixty days utter the
passage of the act h, eau supply every ap-
plIcation from the West and South for the
next swc years ult sTrrency withheld
fro m other states.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SIIERIEf' 2 SALk.

DT virtue of an sxeention Issued ont Of
ID anil underfhs seal of the Circui Court
Of Nanitouoc County. upon Judgment rem
dered in said county, on the l2.h day Of Feb
ruary A. D.. 1874. before T. q. Olmstsd,
County Judge, in and for the County Of Man
itowoc. in favor CT JOS eph Gsrowtf, plaintiff,
and against Michael Auench, defendant.
transcript Of which said Judgment was duly
6ied in the Office Of the Clerk of the Circait
Court OF Manitowoc County. and said indg-
laens duly docksted in said Office sn the 9Th
Il april A. D. 1874. have levied uponsll
the right. title and interest whick the said
Michael Muencs had on the 9th day o, April
A. D. 1874 or at aty TINS .kereafte. of IN and
to the following property, to-wit The ncrth
half of the south east quarter Of the south
cast quarter Of section no. eleven tlI town
ship no. twenty (2oj, north Of range no.
twenty-five (22), east. containing twenty
acres Of land mere or less according to sur
vey, being situated in the town of Franklin,
Manitovoc County, State Of Wisconsi q, ch
said described property, will sell at public
1endue to the highes. bidder for cash at the
frort door ef tie Csurt E6use in the city Of
Nsnito1ec o. sas 2sth dag Ct May, A. p
1874 ct 10 o'clock il the forenoon Of that
day. RID. SMART, Sheriff.
,. pfERca, Under Sheriff.
Sie9rH & IxDKRsoS. Pl6's. Atty
Dated shefif's cf6ce, Manitowoc, A pril 18th !
A. b. 1874. (el7-6w)
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SHERIEFS SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of
ID snd under the seal Ct the Mantowoc Co
Circuit Court, upon a judgment rendered in
said County on the 5th day of March, 1874.
before T.-0- Olmsted, County JuSsa CT said
county with Justices Jurisdiction, in fivor
Of WIG. Besedics nd against Anton iOtt,
n transcript Of ofwhichsaid icigment vas duly
fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the circ1it
Court of Manitowoc county. and said judg-
ment duly docketed il said o1see on TIE 7th
dag OF March, 1874, 1have leyied on all the
sight, title and interest which the said An
ton OFT had on the 7th day Of March. 1874
Or at any time thereafter. Of. in and to the
following described property. te-wit: All
that rart of block No. four "a in Il e village
Ciark's Mills. Town Of Cato county Of Mani
towoc, which is situated and lies south of the
Manitowoc River and south of the public
highway running from said village Of Clark's
Mills TO Csto Fails in said town. o. the same
is laid down on the recorded plat o. said vii.
lsge nos7 on record in the Office Of the Reg
ieter of L eeds CT said county al nd alse all oe
the following Described piece Of land situat-
ed in said town of Cato, to.wit Commencing
at the south east corner Of the north east
quarter Of the north east quarter OF section
No. twenty eight (25), town No. nineteen
Ia) north Of range No, TWENTY-FIVE (22)
east, running north on the section lire I9
rods to the. land Owned by Ira Clark and n.
Lininger. thence in a westerly direction ,ss
rods and feet:along the line of said land
ozned bv Ira Clark & II Liuinger 70 tie
center Of the public highway. thence south
5 rods on the center IF the public Lighwa
to toe land owned by Esrom Krapn, thence
esst 8. rods and feet aln1g the line Of said
land owned by Esrom KIarp, thence south
10 rods along the side If said land owned by
Esrom Knapp and John P Wichart, thence
east Ia rods to the place of beginning. being
a part of the north east quarter OF north east
quarter Of sec No. twenty-eight (23), town
nineteen (lal, north Of range twenty two
(22) east, situate and being in Manitowoc
County ard State Of Wisconsin. which will
sell at public vendue to the highest bidder
at the front door of the Court House, in the
citv Of Nani'owoc. on the 25th day Of May
1874, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon of said
day -etf s.
Dated. sherif's cffce, Mani.ovoc, April
18th, 1874. y
r. D. SMART. Sheriff,
P.-J. PIRRoK, Und Sheriff
DoS. A. SHovR, Pptfs Atty. (8l?ts)
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Three Hundred Families Homeless al
- West Baton Rouge.
The Inhabitants Of Brashear visit
Each other I'm D0ats--The Govern.
mcnt Com cs TO the A ssIst ance Of sA e
UnfO StEnRIe. -. .
rnKr- .cvDRED HOMELESS rAxrLzs.

1nRr- s-vDRED HOMELESS rANrLzs.
New ORLEASs, Z prH GA resolution
of public meeting in West Baton Rousa,
states that three hundred families in that
parish have been rendered homeless BY in-
undation from crevasse..
Bra~her City is ovsrao~ed. The rail-
road embankment is their cry 'tho!oughfare
The merchants haye nearly allFbuilt brid yes
connecting with the erbankm ment. and
raised their store aoqrs. Small boata ars
in general use. e ~
Hodges headquarters, Y. S. A., re-
ceived and turned over to the distributing
committee, for the sufferers by the overflow,
%, 900 lined sack coats, e5.ooo forasins
cape, 10000 psiss of shoes, and 1900
blankets. z5e.' ~r-rr
Ihe cotton exchange sends $1,000. con-
,ribu.ed by the citizens Of Savannah for
the cyerEsxsd is-T ails =
AdNe:s from the Teche county, report
the ereyasss sst@r still rising .Inaieations
tsar Messaas f.1ks Railsoaa wiz 5s rass.
ly cversoved
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 24.-It Is reported tia.
the Carlists Lave paruled q. thsir prisoners.
MDAID. April 24.-Malcampo has been
appoin ted Car tain eneral Of the PHILIPPINE
Islands.
MADRID, AHril 24-Three million reals
intended for the Carlists have been sie1cd
in Santander.
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IN PROBATE Manitowoc County
Il CORrt.''
In the Matter Of the Estate John Rruss,

IN PROBATE nanitowoc County
In the Matter Of the Estats John Rruss,
Deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of WILL
lam Bruss Adninistrnlor, setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come to
his hands, and the disposition thereof-the
amount Of debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, and description Of all the real es-
tate of which said deceased died seized. and
the condition and value Of the respective
portions thereof; and praying that license
be to him granted to sell the M IA Of S
W IA Sec %, 7. 81, R. % East, in said
County, and it appearing ty said petition,
that there is not sufficient personal estate N
the hands of said Administrator to pay said
debts. srd that it is necessary in order to
pay tire saIas, to sell all Of said real estate;
it is therefore ordered that gil person. inter-
ested in said estate appear before the Judge
of this Court, on Monday the 25 day of May
A. ID. 1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the office
of the County Judge in the City OF Manitowoc
in said county, then and there 20 SHOW cause
(if any there be why license should not be
granted to said Administrator to sell said
real estate according 10 the prayer Of said
Z. Ahd'it is further ordsrsd, that = copy Of
tits order shall'be published for four success
tive weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in
she Manitowoc Pilot q Weekly Newspaper
printed and published at Manitnwoc in said
county. and personally served on all persons
interested in said estste, resiIisg ia said
County, Mt least fourteen days before said
Gay # hearipg. Ry the Court,
Dated at Manitowoc the 18TH day ef pril
A. d. 1874
sis-4w T.G. oLMsTED,
County Judge.
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IN PROBATE-Ma Manitowoc County

In the matter Of Dover in the Real Es.
tate Of Rudolph Voukarnop, deceased.
On reading and filing tho petition Of The
resa Vaukaruop, late Of Manitowoc- county,
died seized of al estate Of Inheritance IN fep
simple in and TO the following described rea,
estate, to-wit: The west half u of the south
west quarter ~, of section No. twenty three
(23), township No. eighteen (lS), nortA of
range 20, twsnty three (2s) east, lying ond
being situated in the county of Manitowoc,
and state Of Wisconsin. aud containing eigh-
ty acres Of land more or less that sal / petit
toner or heir at Law Of said deceased IN her.
tied said estate subject to the dover right
therein of Frederick a Fankarnop- c. Mani
,owoc county, Wisconsin, widow CT said de-
ceased, and that said DOVER right has not
been assigned to the Safd FredericSa Von-
karnop and praying that the dover right Of
the said Fredericka Vonkarnol in said es-
tate be assigned and set off ,c her
1t is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge Of this Court on Monday
the 18th day of MAYA D: 1874, at 10 o.
clock in tie forenoon Of said day-at tie PRO-
bate Office, in the city of Manitowoc, Wis
consir. MI il is further ordered; that no
tce thereof be gisep, to etie heirs o f said de-
ceased and to all persons interested in said
estate by publishing copy of this order for
three weeks suecsssiyefy prior to said day
Of hearing, in the llanirowoc PILOT, a week-
ly newspaper p1bli.hed at Manitowoc, IN
said county.
Dated, at Manitowoc, this 2lst day of April,
Gl3t3 7. G. OLxsrEp. Co. Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HI PROBATE Manitowoe County
E0nrt.

IN DROBATE- Manitowoe County
= Court.
In the ma tier Of the estate of Louis Wernke,
deceased '-rra-. Z -5-,
{. On reading and fling the petition Ct Louisa
Wernke, Of Mantowoc county, representing
among other things that Louis Wernkc, late
of Manitowoc county, On the 9th day Of eb-
ruary, A. D. 1874. il Manitouoc county
died intestate, leaving goods, chauels, and
estate within this State, and that the said
petitioner is the widow of said deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate be
70 Henry WarEke granted, it is ordered that
said retition be heard befoye the Judge of
tbs Court, on Monday, the 18th day Of May
A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, nt my Office
IN said County.
Ordered further, that motto, thereof be
give, to the heirs of said deceased, and to
all persons interested, by publishing COPY
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, in the Manitoxoc Pr
LOT, weekly newapeper puilisheI ct Man
ito voc, in said county .
I. G.. OLMSTED, Co. Judge.
Dated, Manftowoe, tas Slst day Of April,
A. u. 1874. 32t3
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Call fcz a Special School
Meeting.

To John Lantry, Clerk Of Join. School
District No. l, in the city and. town Of Man
itowoc ga
Sir-You are hereby requested to call a
special meeting Of the aboze district on the
4th day of May, 1874, at 7 o'clock in the eve
ming, for the purpose Of considering the an
ishing Of the third story of the new school
house, aud raising means for lie same,
Dated, Manitococ, April 1871, 1874.
C. Luliag. Charles Book,
s. saTui, e. I, Hall, ;,sa,,,d & r r 1ss9". lnss..t
Hugh T'dii Giiless, I. I sAt5I1assi oI%s'sa,
G. 5. Rand, Henry Sibree
Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors Of Joint School District No. I, in
the City and Town OF Msnitowoc. that a spe-
cial meeting g SAID District. will be held at
the SCH ool house On the 4th day Of May,
1874, at o clock in the evening, for the foi.
lowing objects To consider the finishing of
the third story of the new school house, and
raising means for the same.
JOHN LANTRY, Dist CLERK
Dated, Manitowoo, April 18th, 1874. s7t2
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Nrss Anna pIeKrSsox was to lecture
% N"JosA dsAre' 70 . western audience
ADD xas iutrcinosd as follows: N"Ladis,
r~d gentlemen, Miss Dickinson will address
You night on Tho afs aud adventures of
Yehn Dark, one Of fAs ersa,e.. heroes of
Snseuisy: We are not AZ familiar With the
beeses of ssatiqulsy - sws 'osSh. to be,
~wn ( TO the long time -a,nce ANTIQUITY !:
Ast'one thisg fswosruxSu, sod that is tist
Hisa Dickinson can tell us All abort tho
stost rsnnFksbls E..n Of them .IlAJ oh,
Dab" *
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A portly gentleman crowded himself iu-
to n horse ear, next to a yo.,ng man who
sa'd;sx"- -eefbaps. yoa Ecelda't crowd ID
here If you knew I bad jast had shs sman
roxs. "Qh, ttat's nothing" vas the re-
pIy, r. ID this !. Il: slst Ina I bsss hcsp
opt since bad i. myself
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From IL. Aspl.,or cr..e. en-


From ta. Aepls,or Crescent.
Tbs Editoriol State Association viii com
mence its annual meeting at Milwaukee,
June 18th. - --.
This much is already settled: The an
nual address viii be delivered by Gen.
George c. G;nty, Of the Chippewa Herald,
and the annua; poem BY the Hon. o. F.
Jones. Of the Hudson Democrat An ot.t-
uary eu'ogy upon the lauented Lutte A.
Taylor, Of the Lacrosse Leader, will be
Delivered by Mrr. Iarion V. Daddy. recent
~ Of the Milwaukee Sentinel. The inin,-
table Hoard. pi the Fort Atkinson Union.
will deliver an addres OF great interest and
profit to country newsrepes ~tghlsber..
Other interesting papers sre expected.
The excursions and anusen.Anss be
just sufficient to make the conseu.ion srree
able. No long trip shis ysar..
The President desire. sh.t copy of
trery ner,paper in Ae State E.tlish<d the
drst reek IN !Nay shall be mailed ros. paid
10 L,ct Box loo, Appleton, Wis.
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"Ir some Of our druggists" says an Hi
nois paper, "would 6l bottle Of bed bug
poison, place it in the back room, and labe.
it 'Old Rye there would be 80 many iu-
quests il tee next t~enty.four hours that
all the pagers would have to issue sup!e-
r,opte NO. .
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En- PEoBSTE-Manito County
Il Court, -
In the mtttcr OF the Estate Of Ammi c.

In the mtttcr OF the Estate Of Ammi c.
Pool, Deceased.
To ALL WHOM ITN covcEky:
Letters Of drni?istration on said estate Of
Ammi g, Pool, deceased, having been issued
to John Woodcock on the 9th day Of April.
A ID. 1874, and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for cre1i-
toIs TO present their claims FOR examination
and allowance Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will on the first Mon
day Of each and every msnth before the ex-
piration of said term Of six months a nd npon
the day of the e1u;ratfpn Of said tenn Of six
months at the ProbCte effice in t.-s City OF
Nanitowoc in said Coutny. receirs, examine
and adjust all claims, and demands Of all
persons aga,.st said deceased
Si6-v I. G. OLNsrEn, Co. Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-30


The York mail of the % received to-day.
Mails Of the 10th to 10th inclusive are
missing. s&N
WAsaTscroS, April 27.--The House
committee of appropriations to-day agreed
to report and recommend the Passage Of q
bill apyropriating $50, 900 to enable the
Secretary of Var to carry out the provisions
20 Noss5's bin for purchase of supp'is Of
food to be issued to persous suffering from
;nuudation Of the lower Mississippi.
SELMA, Ala, April 27.--The Alabama
river is tso feet above the high ~stcr
mark of Jsly,z 1872, and rising slowly.
The water lacks but twn inches of being 60
feet abo.e the low sater mark. The low
lands south of Selma are submerged and
great damage has been done.