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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-30

BAYOU SARA.
For Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Her.
lsMa&ha mitage Port Hudson, Baton Rouge
Plaquemine. and all way landings, as
high up as Fisher s-The semiweekly packet
Selma,
A. Dugas master A. P. Tr0usdale, clerk.
leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY At
p. NJ. for Bayou Sara
BRITTON e Err, LOG Common Ut.
d1 il COMAUX: ustOmhouse street
For Bayou sara, Waterloo, Herr
laAa&t1 mitage Port Hudson, Eaton kcnge,
laouemine, and way le1dings-Tts
United States mail semi weekly packet
w. .. Pike.
J. j. Brown, master,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 7. u.
for BAYOU Sara HITE CARLIN, Agents,
Tchouptoulas rect.
Merchandise consigned to Hite L. Czrlin viii b.
Eorvardad erae If commission. ala 1ur
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
Leaves Oh SATURDAY, Jan. 9, at p. NJ
For Jefferson, Shreveport. C0u.
l@Aan41l shatta Grand Ecore and all landings on
Upper and Lower Red River.-The Al
light draught packet
Rapides,
Nat Puckette MASTER Ferd. V. Cellos, clerk.
For freight passage apply on board or to
LORD d. MCPEAKE,
d3O BRITTON e. EPPLER.
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CHICOT CITY.
LEAVES EVERY MONDAY
For Chic0t City, Greenviile, Vicka
burg and the Bends-Steamer
o2E8 Katie,
J.W. Carlton. master, J. Il. Mossop, clerk,
will leave az above, MONDAYS at s p NJ, CON
Meeting with Chcct Railroad for all stations to Pine
Bluff.
ADAMS L. WORK, HITE CARLIN
JOHN JANNEY, BURDEAU L. WAYNE
~ A4-AA
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FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMpICO TUXPAN, CAMPEACHY, PROGRE-
so, HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line is composed Of the steamships
City Of Mexico. Capt. W. B. Sherwood
City Of Merida. Capt. L. F. Zimmerman
Cuba Capt J. W. Reynolds
FA The steamship
x0k3& City Of Mexico,
w. B. Sherwood. commander
will leave her wharf foot of CalliOpe street. Fret
District, on SATURDAY, January 9th, at AN.
Passage to Vera Cruz, $50 gold.
+. ALEXANDRA SONS.
No. 80 Broadway, New York.
For freight or passage apply to
j. M. WITHEkSPOON, Agent,
No 60 Carondeet street.
The Cuba will follow Jam 90 oA1v
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SIEAW 3N1A n.
ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Dec. SO, at pm.
For Simmsp0rt, Churchvil1e, and
ls4nESi1 all landings the Atchafalaya River,
Baye1 Chene, Pattersonville. Center
vile: Franklin New Iberia, Fausse Ponte, ST. Mar
tinville and all landings on Bayou Teche-The light
draught passenger steamer
Up. Forcay, master A. Meynier ST., clerk,
will leave as above For freight or passage apply
on board or to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
NEWS AND NONSENSE.

A Memphis artist is copying Dubnfe'>
prod gal Son for drop curtain.
New version Of Burns, by the medical
student: ''if body snatch i bodv.''
Story's new ssa:ue of Alcesri~ is said to
be the most mastery product ion of Ia,
CHI sci.
Saow on Mount Washington was visihl,
fr1m North Conway "Wednesday morning.
lnnus,erahlc dead sturgeon cover the
hanks Of tie upper Columbia river, ia Ore
gon.
To proDrrs the cause &C temperance a
number If FariSians have established n
"miIk club"
The Mils aukec Sentinel saTs: "Wr
know OF no better Geld for mis- sionarv l,bor
thsn Garfield
| 4 displayed head hue in Western pape,
read: "Desserats assault-the murdered
man not expected to live"
A lo~~piri,ei horse committed sn;cid,
/ in Hardin unity, ILL.,, bv sticking his nos,
into thu mut and hHlling it there mt h,
WAS -moihereI TO death.
The SvymoG- (Ind } Times says ths
never In the history of the coustry have th
eorie and .took in that secsicn suffered q
m,Ien for water as at this season.
Every Writer large number cf -ou1
Edies receive instruction at The Yale Sehet
Of Fine Arts, but the faculty d not see E
tcsablish their ssz zes 10 TIE catalogue.
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ssle OF Eerfeited uortzazea Lands
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Office of Commissioner orS knols
AMI University Lsnls J,

i
Office of Commissioner o. kools
AMI University Lsnis J.,
MADISON, Wis, Sept 24th; 1874.
State Of Fiscca sin. Dane county,
The feilosing described Ian Is in Maritow oc
county vine been forfeite-l by res son Of the
nonpsynent Of interest upon loan. granted
the, con: Netice - hereby given that th
same viii be oficre' at public auction, and
sod to the highest oi1ier, a, the Office of III,
secretary of State, at the capitol in Maids
on, on the 10Th diy Of Dee mber, \. %. 1874
unless sooner re,icer!ed according to hw
Sails ,le 10 cnmmence at g o'clock A. NJ
and continue fro;- day TO day until al OF
such rnds sh Ill have besn offere l.
The minimum price at which such lands
will be offered will be the amount namei op-
posite each tract under the heading ''Totai
amount due Stite. } which includes tn,
amount Of loan; the interest TO the first day
Of Janusry, A. ID. 1875, t. rec per cent. dam
ages; the taxes whieh have b-el returned
agIinst such lands, and the cost of adver
Using the same.
Said lands will be sol. subject to allttxes
which may. Mt the time of ) ,le, be due there
on Other conditions of sale will Be an
nouncel By the Commits ioners at the open.
lug Of the sale
DESCRIPTION.
George. Ludwig Lot No. 8 in Block No.
2a2 IN the village Of Manitowoc. Amount
due S3Oo0o; Amount of interest. $2l 90;
Amount of Penalty, $500; Amount of
taxes S5a.7l; Amount of interest, penalty,
taxes and advertising, $973l; Total am ,unt
due state, 1897 81; Years for which inter-
est is due. 1874.
PETER DOYLE,
S4l9w FKRDINAND KUKHN,
A. ScoTT SLOAN,
Comp.ission.-; Of School and University Lands
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I'm PROBATE = -MeEItOwec County

Ia the matter Of the estate Of Thomas
yons de5eastd.
To All Hhom IL nay C6n.srn Letters
Of administration on said estate of said
Thomas Lyois having been Issued to Pat
rick Lausihin On the 2lst day of Novem-
ber \ ID 1873 and i've months from nndiaf er
the l9Ih day of October A Il. 1874 beirg
allowed and limited for CT editors to present
their claihis tJr examination end allowance
Notice Is hereby given that the undersi IN ed
will on the fourth Monday Of November, A
ID. iS1A. and on the fodrth Monday of each
of the thfce itn'@ediately succeeding months
thereafter, said hearings 10 Confluence at. en-
o'c.oca IN the forenoon of ss.id Nonda,s at
the frobite office in the city of Manitowoc
IN saiI county. receive, ex anime aud djust
ri cl,ipis. and demand. of all pei sons
az .inst said deceased
o4is4y. L. q. 0LNSTEp.
County Judge.
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The Chattanooga Conv cntion.

The Convention of Southern Republi
cans, " hlch met Mt Chattanooga yesterday,
seems to have been such gathering as
the Republican leaders in the North de-
sired. About 200 delegates were present,
one quarter of them being negroes. The
call for the convention was issued, it will
be remembered, by the Republican Exccu-
tive Congressional Committee, and con-
tanned an admor ition to each delegate to
prepare a careful report of outrages COM
nitted in bis neighborhood. We regret to
say that both North and South Carolina
were not represented in the convention,
and that the reports of outrages were not
complete. But the deficiency is not fatal.
Every delegate present in the convention
had long list of outragss which had
com. within his personal observation; and
the tale Of bloodshed AMI terrorism was az
thrilling and heartrendinz as the most un.
scrupulous RepubiIc ed, couiI expect 4
hali ,nat wa, tuid Is true, IL is surpi Using
tuat tie negro members of the convention,
-ot to Chattanoosa~ ith whole IL. How
"ver, no delegates were rnissing, excepr
those from tho Carolinas. Orders bar
been sent on from Washington that II +,
third term and civil-rights questions shoul
not be touched; but, a, last acc"unt-. tn
negroes were determined to prccipirate
civil rights debate, and one of the speakers
Brooks, of Arkarsas, hal trencked dan
geruusly upon the doctrine of centra'iza
ton, which ia ohe aspect of tie third tern
ques,iun.- Chicago Tribune.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

StrATE OF WIscoSsIx--Coun.y of Manito-
- wee.
PROBATE Office. AIantowoc, Wisconsin,
Sept, o6 A. D. 1874.
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate
Of the last will and Testament of John p.
johnson deceased, late OF Manito~oc
Whereas an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be a copy of the last Win and
Testament Of John P. johnson dee oased late
of the county of Manitowoc, has been fled in
this Office; and whereas application has been
nade by Gumia johnson, praying trat the
same be proven and admitted to rrooate
cordlng 10 tts .wo ,n., -t..se
Iur elnre IT is ordered that said arplica.
tIun be heard befc! D. Z at the Probate Office
IN the ciJy Of Msrit 'woc, In said county. OF,
t e l9th dar Of October, L b. fS1i. at Il
clock A. VI.
And it is further ordered that nn.is, sh-'i
he gwen to all p"rsots Interested in ;: i
Viii, If the time md place of bearing. b,
ub icatinn in the Manitowcc PILor news
ruprr printed il: said county. for three. sue
crss:ve weeks once each week prior TO the
line Of such hearing BY the Court
T.G. DLMLTED
34l 3w County Judge
| The hearing in the above case - heieby ad.
! joarnei to October 70 1874, &. the same
| rlace and hour.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22

Paris Correspondence Of the london E:lo.
War-coutinucs to be waged brt~een the
Bpuepsrti.ts of the X Pit and the P,,napart-
lists oe the Left,-i,etrcen the partisans
of the Prince Imperial and Il n,- Of Pri,
Napoleon. The Pa.riole he la Cssese, the
organ Of the latter. in rerly to the aechsa
tions vf H. NJ Rouher and company. pub
Ii-he- the foIiowin. lrtters addressed by the
late Emperor To hi. Rep lblican cousin: it
viii be remarked that the second wa writ
ten only short time before n poleon IL.
died:
CnIsELnrRsr, Nay II, 1872.
Mn DEAR CovsIS: / think it would tie
very unwise to PRESENT thyseit to Jay In
Corsica, AMI that 1t Is ne ,essary To wait
for more favorable orP.'rtunit.. When
there shall be partial or; efai elects, ns t
will then be Ia our interest that all thu
rartisans of the Etupire come forward
Cnder thdse ,;iroum>ttnces, | will recon
nj all my fsenis to support the e,cciion
not only in Corsica, but in al ths depart
mrut- where thdu hast any ch,nce Of being
elected. Between this aud then. while
preparing the ground, desire these to oh
serve the ereat".t rsse.ve. Receive the as
.nrance of my sincere friendship.
NAPOLEON.
CHIsELnURsr, Sept. l3 1872.
MY DEAR Cousin: 4. = With regard
= thyself, in the approaching general elec-
tions, think that, while a,tng according
to the letter have already sent thee. it IS
necessary, in order to make sure IF thy sue
cess, not a. make too much noise, because,
bv divuging beforehand the plan We have
formed, we might arouse crowd of OBJ
s.acles and orpositions. The departments
chosen must be those where there are the
most chances, and each department must
believe itself to be alone. make these
remarks because havs already learnt that
many persons are opposed to multiplied
cahdluatures lnSleau ot 'acllitatihg
them. . SAPOLECS.
These letters prove that the late Empe-
ror, notwithstanding his bodily sufferings,
was nctivslvt engaged in preparing the poll
for his return. TIE friends of Prince Ma
poleon contend that they show his Imperial
IIiyhues. was on the best of terms with
Napoleon Ill, and that his candidatnre
"a, higher support than that of Prince
Charles Bonaparte. They forget, however,
that since the death Of ths Emperor the
conduct Of Prince Naroleon has undergone
marked change. by no means in accord
ance with the rights ofthe Prince Imperial.
It now remains for TIE Borapartists of the
Right to overthrow Prince Napoleon's case
by other documents, which they, no doubt;
posses En- attendant, here Ia n letter from
the Prince Imperial to VI. Pietri. which
viii not please Prince Napoleo1 (Jerumel:
My DEAN NJ. PIETRI: think It useful
that you should 60 to Aiaccio TO support
the candidnture of nv cousin, Prince Ma
poleon (Charlesl. to the Council G. aneral
of Corsica. Your presence, by making
known my thoughts, will contribute in
maintaining nmong the population the CAIN
and moderation that I shouli always like
to see observed. You had the confidence
of the Emperor. To day von possess mine,
and reckon on yonr zeal and attachment
to put an end to all uncertainties. Believe
in my sincere fren iShip. NAroLEos.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
STATE NEW s .

The Part Wsshiagter Adrertiser has
.Lo following:
Da Tuesday poor uiedican. WHO wa'
travelling arodnd from house to house 'oiici
ting nlrns, attempted to pass between tnr
freight cars on one of the morning a g ammo
d.tion trims and WAS caught, as the cars
comm ncsd backing, and tally crushed
lilo is cared fur at tho Union H"u'e 'y 'hr
Town Board and attrniSd too bJ DIR.
Sohseichler.
Judge Ellis was unabl TO bold the Octo-
Der term of eocr. in Uconts County on ac
count of Illness.
There are i63 now buildings in proces-
Of erection on the burnt district IN Oshkosh,
of which Al arc brick stores.
Bu,iae.s in Al the iron works anil sla
chine shop. at Green Bay Is in better CON
,iitiou tn IN usual at this season Of the yea.
Judge Hopkins, Of Wisconsin, will pre-
siis at the speci, term of the United St"trs
ut Indianapolis.
A piece of pure ra.ive copper, weighing
Is and IA =, u Ids, was found on gr~ve'
ii igs near the residsnca Of Col. BIrdick, in
the tuth Of Janess lie.
j. ". Hutchinson, an old and respected
resident Of Appleton died last week.
The Western Excelsior Gcs Compsny is
to erect gas works in Appleton.
Tne prospcct for the lo"ation CT p,per
mill at Janesyllle is -efy good.
The river power at Lacrosse is to be
surveyed and estimated by the city.
Thirteen hundred tons of ice will be
slowed away for Wholesaler use next
summer.
St-veas Point has had an inch Of sno.s
already this season. Wnneconn, has bad
ICE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
A Christian Sect GoIog over TO
FPs Jadaism.
From tie Jewi.i Times.

From Temesvar. Hungary. comes the re
port thar an entire sect formerly Christian,
as determined to embrace Julaism. The
SahhstarianS have thus FAR conf, ssed CbrIS-
tianify. beiiecing in the Mess,a~hip of Je-
-u- ot Nazareth, but ertehra.ed the Jewish
Sabbath a. the Lords dav. Thes also ob-
serTpd ,ther nrescrirts lound in the old lis
pcnsaiioa. They ab~tainei from eating
the rne1t Of animal. designated as u1cle4n,
and c, nIrnen rated the Day Of AtDnemeut.
| They hai to carrv IN the practice Of cere-
monies that are Jewish in great secrecy, N
order to escape persecution. Thr1 nos
nronose 70 heco.ne 'ullvs slentfhed with
Ju |u,srn. A i-Aega'inn rrnre,en'ing nnt
eaayreg,,iir,r, f thirtv four families has ar
rived ~ reina>var II ask a1tni>> i'm 10 the
.Ipv ;.h fold, ami TO obtain the means T,
blial svnagogucs, purchase TGrll.rolis, an,
to e>t,i li>il >;:"i institutions as are deemet
requisite In carry eut their object in fall
FheSshbatariao- are a.ricu tu lists, and Il r.
spread over several villses aod township
q Tsansy!T mia
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The local authorizes o: auckland, Nss
Zealar,i, are reported 10 nave instituted a
yearly tax Of S. a held on bachelors, the
proceeds of which ars to be devoted to edu
cational purposes.
The only excuse Tennessee nan ha |
for shooting stranger was that the -tran
ger name was Moses Bosardus Smith
lie said nobody could b.ins that name in-
10 tennessee and live
MIS-; Lizzie Rsus, who hal the reputa-
ton Of being HE best linsuist in Greeley,
iora 10, sl,et herself last week because n
young man 70 ~h5m She sras engaged mar
rled another Eomah.
1t is affirmed that si.ty three per cert.
of all the persons who Ilicl for asst tance
n. the various Benevolent institution in
Boston last year were impostors, Will.
many were sEiniicis anil Professional
burglars.
A Penusylvaaia scven-yrar-oll was re
proved la'eiy for playing out doors with
boys; she was too big for that now But
with sil INA. , innocence she replied:
why, gramma, tAe higger We grow the
better we like EN-
In recent case Before one of the London
courts, the Judge was much puzzled by one
Of the witness, who said that the parties
concerned had been playing at "poker." T"
His Honor did not know of any game of
that name, and had tc ask the witness to
explain.
At a Confirmation lately held by Bishop
Walsh, in the township of Stephen, Cahada,
he caused all the boys confirmed to take
pledge of total abstinence from all intoxica.
ting d.ink during twenty one years. and the
girls that they would abstain from excess
in dress
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
FACTS AND FASoIES FOR THE
LADIES.

The family jar i. often the child Of the
family jug.
4 Fashionable blood SAYS hat skirts art
very much gor,d this season.
No young man i, proof against a gum
aad invite. han TO take u drof.
"She dyed for me-" said the young hus
ianJ when be be.ell her dark locks grad
.ti, returning to their orislna red.
An Ori-kanv youth who sat on the front
steps while his srl put her bonnet on, .a-
d,,gustel to find that the steps bad jts
b-"u painted.
at seemed as Il the '.ues nf her native
skss dropped in constant adm'ra iou tnel
Il .-ry folds around her" She was AT
h -ntutky bail at the time,
\ Brooklsn girl. who has been rea ling
sotnrho iy', ",tatcment,' went into "a dr.
yard Of = impuce Lace
An Alabama girl slid down rope la,!Ie'
stole horse, rode teeiyc mlies ana Pa
the n..r.nu', fee, rather than not have tn
marriage ceremony come oil.
A Terre Haute chuI, on berg ashe
what she muald do it her motacr -nDul4 .i
said: g would die, too.' Being s.ske,
bow she wou ID die, redlrd: - Eat m,e,.
&c death.
The author Of the ltte En.ls. work
"Ilow to Ecouomizr like l. .iy, does az
treat o, saving IN .ney, but Of economj a
time, of temper, and of ,upIry mIncr IN 4
trrs.
A dentist n Wisconsin, vito had kI-sc
yourg lady while filling her teeth, vi.
called Oh by her father with a stCt gur
lie pa,d TIT parent $500 not to lire, bclr
extrum ely sersitye to noise.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
Shooting u Stafted Squirrel.

There Is in the neisAhornood of R,dg
~uoo, an old gentleman who Was once
\ Nmrod among the hunters. He conid
shoot out squirrels eye from the top oi
the tallest hickory. nine shcts out OF teu
Indeed there was no limit to his skill. lie
has been renewing the sports of hi, youth
scarce AMI his eyesight WAS DIM, his game
bag was not well filed on his return home.
lie has a mischievous rascal of a grandson
who would ever play pranks on aim, nad as
he was mrandering through The woods day
before yerterday, the youngster got into the
patch before him and perched n stuffed
.auirrrl on the limb Of tree, tying 1t fast.
As the old man cam. near, the yourg,ter
show, i himself and called attention 10 the
squirrels. The o,d nan looked "Sure en-
ought here is Squirrel, he remarked. BE
still; I'll fetch him." And taking careful
aim he drew the trigger. When the smoke
blew away there sat the squirrel with his
tail over his back, not in the least disturbed
The old man loaded his gun with great care
and bazed away again. The squire
stood the ire With as much e9ranimity as
the first, only his tail seemed to be broker
and had fallen over his side. The OLD mar
was non plussed. lie did not, however,
see his grandson, sho was roll nG IN con
vuls,ons OF laughter behind convenient
lop lie had become warmed up 10 ,h'
,por, and thought OF nothing else bet fetch
ing that squirrel The third shot cut til,
g ri tina, bound the squirrel to the tree an
he fell. cot with the usual heavy thud .
we'll known TO sportuen, but eounc'n'
several teet into the air. THIS aroused tn
old mans suspicious, and, going up To II
he found the true nature ot thc sell
His change Of position brought him j
full view of his atfeetionate grandson, win,
Vas tearing up the ground in his Efforts t
laugh without nakirg nohe- \ rcaiIzi'
sens. of The situation crrpt over the min
of the verer bl- man. lie cast bis eve q
the ground; .hey fell on piece of sh,nsls
which he picked up, aud Approaching II
convul.ed boy unawar.s, he attecuonate
famed him . couple of times on the SCI
of b,r breeches is br"1h, the youni
,ser to a perp, ni.cular and he took o h
hsels. Thereby e-capms mure loving d
mons:ratians. The obi gentleman cou
not help reii.hlng the joke, and tells ii
eircumetapce with greater good will thu
cue wosiL suppose. The boy is just T.
years old, and bis grandfather declares til
sa will a. .ame time be President OF Il
limited STATES As now has the moss u
lsuadsa faish ia the aefi'ty Of thss Toy.
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CrArE OF T1scosstx-County of Manito-

CTArE OF TIscosslS-Countyo Of Manito-
y voc.
Probate Office, the Goth day of October, A
ID. 1874.
In nr matter of the Proof A. d Pr bate o.
the ST viii an Tcstamen' o. g nr al W1g
ner daceased. Me IF the CO intY of Mtui,o-
voc State of Wisconsin.
Wh rcas an instrument in Eritinr, PR
portir- to be the last Mil nj d Testament O
Conrad Wagner deceased. late cS tie COUNTY
of Manitowoc has been filed in this office
and where IS application h.s been made b
Zoeziia Wagner the widow of said deceased
praying that the same be proven arl admit
ted to Probate according to the laws Of this
state: An praying that !etters Of admins
tration with the will annexed ne to sai'
Zoezil Wagner issued thereon, end wi erea,
it appears that no eAe;u;or or executrIK was
named or appointed in said will.
Therefore, it is orr cred that said arnica
in the tify Of Ma tIitowoc in sal county, oil
the 10th day of November \, ID. 1874 ut teh
O'Clock in the forenoon.
AMI it is further or rerei FIAT notice shall
be giv.n to all persons in'eresEl in said
VIII, Of the time and place Of sal hear ing
tv pub cation in thu Mauio~oc PILoT IA
newspaper printed in said city for three sue
=, s.e weeks; once each week, prior to he
me ui such hearing BY the Court,
T. u. pLMSrED,
| Si'-3w County judy
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STAfE OF WISCONSIN ClRcuIr couRr

STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRcUIT CoURr,
| - MaNrTowoC COUNTY.
Probate Office, Oct 7th A. D. 1874.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of
the last y Ill and Testament of Osul Tetkes-
sen deceased, late of tho county Of Manito-
voc.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last viii and Testament of
Osul Terkessen deceased, late Of Manitowoc
has been fled in this Office; and whereas ap-
plcation has been made by Syvert Terkesscn
praying that the same be proven aud admit
ted to Probate according to the laws of this
state.
Therefore it is ordered that said arp lica-
ton b. heard before me at the Probate Office
in the city of Nanitowoc, in sal county, on
the second day OF November A. u. 1874 at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall
be given 10 all persons interested in said
WILL of the time and place of said hearing by
publication of the same in the Manitowoc Pr
LOT newspaper printed in said county for
three successive weeks, once each week, phi
or to the time of such hearing.
By the Court.
T. G. OLMSTED,
42-3w County Judge,