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STATE NEW S

j. T Hill il Improving -''a,e msrehl'."d
ut Madison for the purpo.s "s T"s'ns eFa2'
berries.
A drunken f'rmer ot Chippewa county
drove In, woke uf oxen int mil race aud
then rkipped out and left them.
A barn ia the rear Of Brown l. L uyd'r
meat market, at Mcnasha, ~as burned
Thursdsy right. The fire is supposed IT,
have been inceudiary, and pi.inly shows
that some rascls are determined 10 get up i
big blaze.
Some tim. ago the eldest son Of D. @.
Babcock. of Appleton, while ar play s~aI.
lowed part Of grsin Of corn. 1t lodged III
his throat. and tins chfid IS been Ia dan
eerous condition Tor a number OF day,
rast.
The safe oi the American Express Com
y. W. Road, WAS robbed ol about S., 900
one day iust week.
4 De sltkGk btUCc dt toN Ot tbt ot' Cu
Bay and Ninnesota E.aiiroad was bru.en
open IN Ocruber 20lh and S5l stolen tneie
from.
Wire. of cand d .t,s fol office Ia o -hko-h
complain that tueir husbands keep them
awake night, laikiu. in their sleep aud a.
claiming. AN hat viii yoa takel ha!tz
up. boy-. Come, Ddd. George, Charley, I,
e., Mac. b Il, Joe, the whole oi ye Gun
me .ume whlskey'-FG Fond da Lee JoWnui.
The Fort Howard Ueraid Contains it-
following:
Os Thursday Of last wass Mr.. John
Cook, j., tf Suamco, killed a deer Oh tile
point of tue Oak Ridge near IrenIbic'o mill,
that weighed 29l , pounds. he horn.
were feet from tip to up, the hide weigh
cd % pounds, aud two inches depth ui lat
was found on the animals back.
The Monteilo Express mourHs the drpart
ure of the school marms who for nine sreXs
,nede the village lively ~l,h Their or"-ercr,
while attending tie Normal Institute.
The ebay Who robbie: the Am ric," E1-
press Co.'S safe, at Watcrtuwn Ju1c tur',
was arrested yesterday afternoon, ~ B -
yer Dam. On his per ors .as to:nd S5 oJt,
brin. all buL t-w dullars ni the :" apunt
stolen. Superintendent, AnlIs5cii /. ~
Be- v,r Dam NOW. buf will arrive home rtis
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NEWS AND EONSENSE.

Santa Anna has gore back to Mexica
aud been kin-iy received.
The Burgundy vintage is rel or,ed TO be
good ior hue wiue>. Lu bad Tor tae lover
gradss.
Ttcrr Is "a postmaster in Illinois who
d.a~s v salary ot 81 per annum. lIis
obJec,, says tie Cup.toi, Mas to ger mar
r,eu and False "a iauaiy.
he Cap'tot reports that an Old gaI.d.r
Vas recently killed. in F.rginis ut The ngs
ot timely. Ihe name ui the fortunate
boardlrg < house that ure~ the prize Is not
gwen.
One cbvalrous gentleman IN Paris re-
c-nts arra..gcI To hight" duei a, tue must
satsiactor, way oi determining whether u
mau IN eno" vas really tatsvrd or only
Iaiuscd.
A iauy's parasci, wnich Wax accidentally
d.oppe.i mo the Niagara r.yer. made The
grand leap Of tn. tai. and MAS Afterwards
licked up IN tue Cave Of the v Inds.
Speaking Vi the pro1ts OF cattle grazing
au INDIANA Journal tells u nan in Laisy-
cite, in that State, Who has just soli, for
1900, herd of Texas catti, that he
gave S2U, ,O0U Tor last fail.
The Buston Ncrs considers that Mr..
Reecher Jan lake Rp that mortgage # the
iec,uts -ea.on hollis ont we'll u. one thou-
.aud dollar. a night. rhis is wi,at r,puta-
to. "a nian.
lh- Rev. P4illps Brooks has refu- ed Il
-Hiary oi 81, 900 Year irom Pnil.IeIphia,
SAID to be the highest salary ever offered t"
Oh Episcupai clergyman IN this couhtsy.
anc one ui fl5.OUu irom New York. lie
loves Boston.
lie New Qrirans darkey driving c0tton
float, hearing ths aagsnip hrIng IL salute,
scr,aIped, - Oar dey Is aL It agaln, au' jis
~nar dey w"s beio. Guod Lo. Cit ~,
Susan auu away la-Esd mul->, doat AMI
d4rkey tor the back ct the tVSn.
A csnsrs !a,riy completed by the local
authorities liz Mlnmesota gives 5o2 900 as
the present POPULATION Of tae STATE, and
rates the tax xAbs value Vt Nil property
within Its Lurders at 81 900, ,Uou-sr
average oi fraction oyer $a9S 70 eucL
lnhabitHut.
A Sat Lake City journal relates that a
citizen Of that place, while digging his
iurnip,, had his a,teutiun directed to one
u,o... trou> turnip by reason of II slight
mugjur, phscfYable while the tgrnip ~ns
lying an tiir ground. Ou cd.ri"g 1t open
good siz-d frog tumrleu out aud b, pped of.
England is the ga rer oi $4,000 II year
by tie death there recently of the Rev.
lhajpGs rhGr!ow, nephew of Lori Ch.n
ceitor 1hurlow. He was the hrt of three
li,,s, EuI with hin dies IA pension O! tl2.-
OOu year, ,nj"yeG through the abolition
oil CERTAIN heredtar, Offices III the family pt
L"rd IhGilOw.
\ Sin Francisco woman, who has had
* irai gnu,. hGs asrI ruthrr unI"rtannte
b.. tvT 7,!' utiuu It Il" M lie hast ran
avaL taom urr, ,,nI i, now nigh de;, ctive
tiir, "n."rg The VI AlyrH"ns. rlr stelp.
was hAHsrd iur i.igrGrf. tl.e tb,TI MS srnt
-, thr I-c:'ii-itIa'y tor forgery; the inHrih
anu titn-.ie il the sane lace Tor burglary
..i.d highway rDhbrrAj nni the siSth 4nd
ia.t j, -ervirs out u i'te sentence for high
@as roba,ry The ~",pan says she Hsyer
,narrici Congres>Rian. anyhow.
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TN PROCATE slanitowec County

L
Probte office, Uct 25th A d. iS74.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of
the las, viii and Fest ment Of john X Web
er deceased, late ot the county OF ManIto-
voc.
Whereas IN instrument IN -riring, ppr-
parting 10 be the last vi / aud Testamept Of
John r. Weber deceased, late of Ma4i,owoc
has been fled in thi- office: and whereas ap-
p'ication has been marie by Rsbeckc Weoer
praying that the same be proven and admit
ted 10 Probate according to the laws Of this
state.
therefore it is ordered that said arplica-
ton heart before me at The Probate office
in the city of Nanitowoc. in sal county. on
the 30ih day of November A d. 1874 at
10 o'clock A NJ.
And il i, further ordered that notice shall
be given to all persons interested in said
wills. of the time aga place of said hearing by
publication of the me IL The M,Iitowoc Pc
LOT newspaper prin I'd IN sid county for
three suec-ssi,c werEs, once each week, pri-
Or to the time of such hearing.
BY the Coast.
T. G. OLNSTED
Sls=2r County Judge,
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INTsMIDATlNG Vo1E ERS.
The K<tSn Of Terror instituted In
L.o0,,AMa 81 i-sand a sAles w liilAs sn.-

From au otho-i q, tie ,teamboat L. 7.
Bryariy, WINCH arrived on Sunday rom
Shreveport, Ne learned the sul!join~d fact.
Ia RELATION 10 affairs IN the Red River
country from which it viii be seen that
any thug irreiofore published oa, very
inadequat-iy conveyed an idea of Iae
reign oi terror now prevailing there. Oar
inIorlnant says that nothing ~iIca could
be srnten on Tire subject could possibly
exasgerat- the conditlun ut the people IN
liz. k-d River country. Aarm eAists in
every hreast; tb- Whole cuuntry, row
bi"onii,g as II garden, lies Idle and unaa ed
for and at every station Oh The riser, bCM
UGited STATE. can be seen
~ hen tile Bryar y left Shreveport that
town was IA the conuitiuu uf alarm already
taint.y -iiado~ea Dy the telegram. We have
published. Adrices we're received
bs til- captain. Of th- boat u c,upie of days
b, lore starring tb"t upwards ot "a Thousand
i.Ss VI S'' WI WYNN oS tSS'y ioi -
the ,.v, raj Reh R,yor handbags tor convey
ance t. tie cits. At he irst landing
Salnel air:r leaving Shreveport, where
ta.uty i've b-ies bad been pruu,ised linn,
he VAS :oouieI 10 hs earliest uiSappo!ut.
meut.
. He laI,teu th-r,, as usual, bu, not sight
of Il men greeted ni, rye, an the PROMISED
freight w.r not here tu be cen. A ie"
nuuir,i tueIe iuiorIned him hat all the nirn
rUu"d the neighi urhuod had taken to the
Wood, ahu s~ampe, as the United States
Itiji1"ry were rIulns r"uKhsh"d through
every acce-sibc part cl the country. aud =,
u"provnAedly hid arrests been previously
made, th.t ali slammed their al pr"ach IN
ear VI la!rHg !nto their sF">p,
I"e SIN. story and appc rance grs"te!
tn M Al vvrry subs'q qucut landing along tht
RIVER. Alexandria nud few minor sia ivrin
beng h. only rxcrptluns. at "hIca they
Tecr'vr in TIC Aggregate only about TWO
h4ndrni bales ot cUttGu, uut of The tiinI-
sand prumisrd. TIE Fl ;ers Of th- boat
Themselves .a~ the fields snowy with cot,
ten II. far "A. the eve suuld Fsaah. but not Il
yest' ge Of II laburer could be seen. Drum
ken negroes lotered idly round, Yelling and
hootiug, and rcyeliiug in the satnrnaii,
winch t.e United States troops had made
for gi.sp, No hand ut-s tending th- cot
tun, .uI .pr g-n.irman il G!nnt parish de
ca .e,i that IT lac c'G I'D g"t 1000 nrgr"e.
" =" Mere iira 30 alrs, h. oogIi hnd
silljr .s..d pruistlIe lah:r tor thelp all,
When tIs.. b"ai arrived al C.iu-h tia, ever,
slrIt IT. tie aS,h vas .hUi. AMI uI.iy four
m lul Hunl'tsF "ouru ani citiG>tn
N,Ie iuGHu uu .ut -ut-t-. ih' Jm'ed
S,hI.'e military were - thr L..:h part II
the irwn /, !,nt- Tia. ,,r!-u,irrs v-ie c"i,lin'..,
"..d ali V ~ bal >e.fe.i tia Ii It raj of
tn. troops n;.t taken tG Tie ..uUds.
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CrATE OF WIsCONsIN-Manit
n County ElscuIs court.

In the matter oi The application of Rich-
ard K InguUItz for the appointment Of COM
missIouers 10 estimrte the value Of lands 1 :
ken b; the Milwaukee Lake Shcre AMI
Western k,iiIoaI Company for the uses :ud
purt oses Of It's railroad.
To The Miu-ukce Lax. Shore and Veste,n
Rdifrodd Compony:
Take Aotice tnd on tle 2d day Of Novem-
Der A. y 1874, IN the office Of the clerk OF
The Lircut Court uf Manitowoc County wa.
f ed The petition OF Richard K.ingholtz of the
city u Manu.uoc IN said coupty and slate
pr,ving for the appointment, by said c.urt
vi three iiainterested api campet-Rt free
holder. VIA" e-iae ~ sad cOEnty TO view
and cXamlne Tue lands aud y. .en,.es of the
psiiiIouer herein after described npd the
uulldIn.2 ami improvements if any there,n
{. ken ard required by The Aiiwagkee Lake
Shure aud es,ern kailroad Company for
lhe uses ard purposes OF said company md
to estimate The va-ue thereof. and all the
dnnIages which the said petitioner may have
sustained or shalt hereafter Sustain b. rea-
son of the king oil the same as aforesaid
The land So taken TOR iigh, If Wy is
strlp b.it ur piece {. land not exceeding one
hundred feet II width or e. feet pli each
sIte oi Tue ceiaer oI the road .. SAID camI.a-
by ruun.ng through the following described
io.s or parceis oi Land OF sa petitioner TO
Wit; Lots No. sixteen tl6l se7euIeeu (i7)
! eighteen ioj nineteen 81 and twenty 20 J
| in block NO. t~o huudred and o"e oil
| Los NJ. seventeen (i7l eIIhu,en tiS)
tweuty-Uae II and twenty-five t92D In
Bloch NJ Two Luu'lred aud Two oUn wing
AID u-Ing situated IN the city OF Mandowoe
In said cJunty am Stale ACCORDING 70 the
| r.cordeu piot " said 60 ,cosiu'-b Ell on the
west siue oi said block No two ..pndr-d I'd
uIe 2nI }. aud s4.end.ug III a slign Y SOU L.
easier,y uirec,Iun sbruush sal, lots Il Tue
east Il Ie vi sad D.cvH NJ. tso hundred and
I two, -V2 iLe lDrc particular 10, atIon
( iAeTeof prIls siose by IL p ri the route of
( said raI.rvad tareuSn JGs lots of petitioner.
/ aupeXed 10 SAID pe,Itiuu So ou 6ie aud III. al e
I, pare vi Ihr ssiSe, aud By .ne IN .ps and
plat;s ot ssIi company oa fiie IN heir Office
( A Apd IL ke futtner notice that said petition
/ for the appointment vi s-td commissioners as
I aiores-.Ia ~Iii te presented aud applcaiicu
naue IUr the ~ppo,G nient Of sail commi-,
sIurers tor tue purpose. atJre. aid 20 t.,e cir.
cut court VI Aaui.o~oc county al the ueXl
general term tuerrvf ~ BE- bed at tuc Cour,
House IN the ely o; Mauhuwac u said
couIty aud s'aIe- en the snd TUESDAY Us; Z. 7
the oth aay u becrmoer a. b. iS7S al Ih,
opening of the court ri hat Day UT as soDf
tnersai;er as souase ean be heard
Dated Nanitesac November and 1874
klLIARD kLiNGHULIZ
White L FoRIsT, Attorneys for Petuioaer
Msniivrur Mi.,
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no aIlii.ss and GEia.ad-z o. LraHt.

F.an. .'sa D .na.vr. q. -.,au Espua.tc,u.
II na. >..a- s"y:u4' ,sj.n--, AUD ,,.,ie
l,tHr -rc.t iti>;,;r. il Ats -e.rr.ity
:. .t.ssel ,,,4 .aI l.saasi's s.rtepi az. sbrn
nm. 81 IN, ,4cu~I IA VI n.sitr nru. y
E.sal !aa.da a. .rti isTo have Gi.li"n.ri uI>
a,En!r lon. .,c best p""rlr ni ouf e, ~:
Try hAYc bse' isr"C't IA tn@ pa. .l!c Apprnt
ment,. In. gr- At l.ssrrs nave rat bern
np Jun.cd IL piac"s c..i'iEg tor iany yeis: tie
great h"aaU,rr. u i'Ltcrs oi anancf; The
great hu,ines men 10 DIacrs Of business
the sr".. disi"mnt'.rs To places of dilio
may, The fs.aif ha- beer ~ rr,aarkabe
deficiency IL many of the departments of
:" ernme"t, ani i" & neral siIpsh"d NAH
Bg' M d- 4"Hiparci With u-h-r Latiun-:
rs I"r example II regard To the Art"rn-y-
Gsner lrlip. Cnicf Ju-, ice, Vienna Com
mIssio,ier>. DE.
Again, Grant has been easily man.g-u
by politicians, th"u,h no politician hIniseit.
WIS the hope If our people that hts lack
oi acquaintance and sympathy with politics
would give u, All bipartisan Aiminls,ra.
ton, free from the avortIs:ns and biases
common 't most of his predecessors. But
whsa a man has no political sentlL.cD,s
himself, he s.ll be led by those who have.
The business of the President il, however,
ia deal with poitics, and nnavoidahly To
net through loliticibns. Grant has cast
himself fully .ato the hands oil the Re
PUBLICAN party a. the Ii,st .tEsngous he.
publican could do, aad uoius this without
the .onrietlun and thought becessary 10 a
thorough under standing af repl lbIisan rim
cipies, he could MT but act in ,iav sh aLd
unnatural position. We would rather haye
President controlled by rel Iplican priu-
cip!es thaD by Rrlati..,iu m..l.
In general the Administration OF Graz.
ha. LecH week une. There havr been no
great undertakings, no SPECIAL prosperity oil
ouI country Ds oGr c,tizeu-, 30 unpreceLer
It'd in;r :ase III our iu,m 'sratIon, of IN the
aeve,orenient ui our RESOURCES, Qh the
gti,sr hand, We haye had u great hnanciai
Crisis, 4ud one winch /. partly rnarseaL.r
ON niin, as 1t might have Ueeu relieved or
~ least E,Itsr,eJ BY a better m.nagem, Mt
ot the treasury Department. We n~Tr
had riots and !nsurrretlOas ~ the South,
one OF ~hich, at ieasl- the louisiana diff
cuity-uars IL, prlrc,pSt uri;urus To a biurI-
der u. hls;
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IN PROBATE :-NnLHoW &C County
I. G. OLMS FED,
Couni, Judge

IN the matter of The estate of Fredsrick
K chic deceased
On readIEg and Sing the petition OF Juiius
Wcny-i 81 saiI county irpresen'irg among
d. ..;hcr ings hnt frederict Hohie iaie Of
said county in h. mouth Of iuyns' A. ..
lsf, a Sud eoLst. died InrssraIe seaving
.uods chttI.es md est,:e within this stite
and ,hat ,he said p-'Hioner IS a creditor OF
sid desrassd. ana pr yinE that admini~tra
tIoB Ut I'D estate be TO Frederick Bo5I
graGt-d, it is ordeyei that .aiI petii'on te
beard hrf,re the Judse Vi ih.s casSt, aia
,.ond.y the s0th day of Novrm.hsr A. D..
1874. at 30 o'eiuck N, al sy ofhce in
said coehiy
Ordered furth ~ thai notice thereof be
gwen be heirs Of ss,d deceased. and to
ali persons interested. by publishing c"py
et thix order for ,hIee successive weeks prior
10 said d.y Of he@rirG, in the "anitauoc
PILeT weekly newspaper published -
Maniio~oc in s;id C.us,3. aud also by de.
iivsring TO Anna Fauis widow Of saId Do
ceased AT least ten lays before said day OF
hearing = copy VI this order.
r.G. 0LMSTED,
s4s-5- Couasy Juds.
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FACTS AND FANCIE5 F0a II :
LADIES

Why wa- Enth vesV ruir t, b Z: b
cause ste pulled his ears aud tro,. "a ~.
cAyn,
Ths largest men ar. not ais Ways the mast
succ, ssiul lovers, although vinnlng se'gE'
anj great srghs gp tor great deal.
'Nsa scorn 10 kiss anon tas ...-Iyes.
AaJ rec would ks. Brother;
But women want to kiss 40 o1G.
Tlsy Kiss and kiss eaca o tier
1t seems hard to see an Iniian ippiis
woman of sixty five seeking /, d.sotce ne
cause her husb,ni wouidn't let her sear a
red dress to camp meeting.
In Paris the other day a i xarf forty inc
1s Llah Was married To \ gi,4tsss pt .l4
feet SIX. They have the onA and cha short
Of it between them.
A wcman's vanity is not of the sort tnat
begess patriotism The wom.n of Berlin
ltiI follow the Paris fashions.
Il am afraid you will come to want
said an old lady 70 young senslem Il
have come t. want already" was the reply,
al want your daughter"
How sharper than u serpents tooih it j.
TO have mans wife draw the bed clqt hes
over her head and dcciar; that she wa4 I
build a fire if she dies Tor it,
A Cincinnati young man seEi ? tote 70
hi, gIr. asking At what time he should cal,
and received 10 return TIE tuii"wing billet
dou1; "peer Jua - Comet arp..t.t.
Msry."
An IIlipuiis girl druEssed her father and
.aosheE shs osi.es ni.i, when she expectei
her lover, and it WAS forty EIGHT hours b.
fore she doctor could bring the old folk s
cut of il
Que reason Why female telegraph opera
tors are not more numeruu. Is because II
ons of them wanted to go to a ball sus'i
get up and a., even /, the prcsid -nt's mss
rage MAS coming oyer the wires.
Milton, The hInd author, wis ooe Day
asked by : friend of female cd lc4 log, # lie
dii not ,utend to iussruc, his daughter 10
the diffesent languages. no, sir, replied
Milton, Zone tongue i suthcirnt fsr Il
woman
ileber had wife who cue hu~ TO put
things on the table. Scripture says of ner
Blessed above aomen shall Jael, the vile
OF Hcber the k-nite. be; he asked W .ter
and she gave him lai,Si she brought tIr;h
butter in inrdly dish"
A lecturer, wishing tg esi lain 60 a li.ti,
girl the manner III ssicn II lohst.r casts tl.
shell when ho mas ovtsruxn 1t, sAii: ''H ga
do you do when YOU hase oatsrJ"n y"ui
closies! YOU throw them aside, Jpn'i you!
"Oh! no" replied the lusie ope; .sre IL
out the tucks."
A Nashville preachers LITTLE boy Hs
reading rclig,eue work the other day. AM
coming across the word '.matrippny, Ma
somew hat Puzlled to its meaning. ruru
ing to his brother, ho stood near by, b
asked what it meant "Wha do you thinI
at meansl" was the reply. "W I'll, don
know; but if it don. mean h-l, dos'
know what it does mean" responded ta
.rishtir urehin,
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Endi.Pgtnble Eyldcncp.


sr. ELMO, n. Juy 8, 1874.
r. Y. PrERcr, NJ. D, Buff 10, N. Y: |
wish to add my testimony to the wonderful
cHri;re prapertlrs Of yaur Alt. Ext, or
oEiAru MrdIcI Qlscuyery ! have taken
great interest in this MEDICINE since irst
u,ci il. MAS btt'y afflicted with dyspep-
sia, aver dsrauged ani an alaost perfect
proStratiCn OF the nervous system. SO r., ,'id
ari con'plerc did the discovery .ffecT u per-
;cct care ti.,t it sl.ep.ed mare iiSa magic and
perfect wonder to myself, AMI since that
time We Lave meyer h,en gith h,ut bottle If
the Discovery and Furgi,iye Pellets in the
kpuse They re i soili, sound famI Y rhys-
icirn IN the house AID re.,dy at Ii rim,s
o Hy 20 the relief Of sickness s--whithUuf
charge We have never had doctor IN the
hoil,e since ". hts: hey n the qsR Of your
Pellets and Discovery | laye recommend
ed the use Of these medicines in seyerti Sc
we're and compicast"I c ,ses arising fir m as
| tn u,ht, an impure state of the blood, and
in one case have they failed to cnpre tn IN &C.
coInplish all they are claimed TO do. will
only N, nti n one as remarkable, (though l
c I'D give you do,eus) Henry knsier, fur
niture ue,ler, OF this place who was one OF
the most pitfu objects ever seen, his fdSs
swollen out of shape. scales and erup ion,
wi hsut cpd, txteniing TO his boly. which
WAS coIpletely covered with blotches aud
scales Nothing that is tnok seeHsd to al
fect it n particle. finally Induced him to
Try few bottles of the GoIdeR Medical Dis
eayery, with daily use Of the Pellets. nssur-
ing bim it would surely cure him He COM
menced its use some six weeks since, taxing
two Pei lets each might for u week, ten one
each p ight, and the pisc6-ery as directed i.
The re suit is, to-day his skin is perfectly
smooth, and the SC lly eruptions are gone
He has taken some seven or eight bottles IN
all, and considers himself cu' ed. Ttis Grse
had bat1led the skill Of our best ptysiclaus.
GrsSers. punsiord Il Co. druggist Of this
place, are selling lIrgely Of your medicines
and the demand steadily increases, and they
give perfect sati. faction in every case.
Respectfully, ". II CHAMrLlN:
Agt Am. Exp. Co.
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Legal NOTICES.
SUERlFF'S SALE.
CsTATE OF WlsCONSiN--CircE Eit
- Court M0nitOWOc County.
GuIrIEIB .SCuNEIpEK. flAintih.
GOTrLEIB SCHNEIDEK. fIAlntiH,
l.x..in.f

Against.
NAkrIS WoLLENBERG and
AMELIA WoLLEsBERG his wife
Defendants
By virtue Of IN execution issued out Of :,
aud under the seal of the Circuit Of Mtnito-
Voc County Wisconsin upon judgment rep
derrd in laid court and county on the 2&th
day OF April \. ID. 1871. In favor Of oi4leIb
Schneider Plaintiff, and ngaiI~t Martin VOL
ienberg and Amelia Wollenberg, his wife,
Defend ,nts. | hnye levied upon all the
right tile and intarest vi ich said Defendants
had Of in and to the following described
properly which they had prior 10 the convey
anee of said land male by said Defend lnts
on the ith day Gf March. \ ID. 1874 to one
william Wolienberg to-wit: The West half
" the Northwest quarter. of Section No
t~e,vs O2l Township No. nineteen (19)
North OF Range No. twenty two (:2( East
situated and being in the county of Manito-
wee aAd State Of Wisconsin Which said
property vii sell At public auction to the
highest hdder at my office in the Court
IlQpse in the cify Of Nan lasoc wisconsin on
the l2ih day OF December A. 1874 ut 10
clock in the forenoon Of said day,
Dated Sheriffs Office this 29th day of Octo
Der 1874.
D. D. SMART. Sheriff;
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IN PnOBATL-Man,,owe. County

In PROBATE - ManItOWoC County
Il Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas
Lyons deceased.
To al Whou ii may Concern. Letters
of administration an said estate of said
Thomas Lyons having been Issued to Pat
rick Q LaugIhin On the 2lst day of Novem
Der A ID 1873 and FIVE months from and afte
the 18th day of October a. ID. 1874 being
allowed and limited for Ieditors to preseL,
their Claims fJr examination and allow ance
Notice is hereby given thai the undersigned
will on the fourth Monday Of November,
d. s74. and ga the fourth Monday Of each
OF the three Immediately succeeding months
thereafter, said hearings to commence q. ten
O'Clock 10 the fQreE0on Of said Mondays al
the Probate Office in the city Of Mantowoc
in said county, receive, examine, and adjust
al claims. apd demands Of all persons
ag inst said deceased
Si4-4w. FG. OLNSTED.
County Judge.