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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-08

t1TATE OF ISCONSlN.-CorNTY OF
- MANITowoc
Probate ofiice city Of Manitowoc Sept a6,
A. d. 1874. >
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate of
the last Will and Testament Of John A cker-
mann deeease 1. late OF the County CT Mani
towoc.
Whereas an instrument in writing, pnrpor
ting 10 be the last Will aHd Testament of
John Ackermann deceased. late of the coun-
ty of Manitowcc has been filed in this office /;
and whereas applicati tion mas been made by
George Deg nhard praying that the same be
proven and admitted TO probate according
to the laws Of this state:
Therefore, it is ordered that said applica-
ton be heard before me at the Probate Office
in the ci:y of Manitowoe in said county, on
the 2nd day Of November A. ID. 1874 ut lo
clock VI.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall
be given 10 all persons interested in said
will, of the time aud place Ct said hearing,
by publication in the Manitowoc fILor 4
newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks, once each week. prior to
the time of such hearing. b. the Court
S42-3W T. G. 0LMSFED,
~ County Jodce.
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b. II. D. Batn. in Co umbus (wis.) Dom ocrat
The plash upon the window pane, and
the i'auidreverberatious upon the roof have
teen unfamiliar music this summer But
this week tie tranquil voices OF the early
sutunns rains have spoken to us. They
freshen and gladden. the soul Is well as the
thirsty earth. heir cadence is psrvaded by
. quiet JOY, 10 which NO instrument OF man
is astuued. There is to Us perfect peace
in the anthem Of the raindrops, and the
oratoria of these tiny minstrels steals into
the seArt wath- = placid wi,chery. Their
soft dance is ever 10 the corridor of pleas
ant memories and their gentle coming is
sometimes cheerier than the sunshine.
Nature tenderly entreats men 1t such hours,
and wins them hscaess menace and gaiety
are alike gone from her."
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Packing trunk is an inborn talent.

IhcAhS HuuA 10 ~ thoo'u u so'eus'
A truly barbaroos jester observes that
Lote-sbayers work with raiseIs OF money.
A eul, can Of cealoil and chunk of
FIRE ass three things that should nsser DO
left - room together. - -
Night, eoiitude. nskedness. impotence,
ignorance, hanger and thirst are the seven
yawning mouths of misery. -.
Jocquin Miller complains Of the weari-
some use OF marble in Italy, and says that
living there is ike taking up enc quarters
in an aristocratic church yard rrs.s-s
An Alabama editor winds up an edito-
rial on the corn crop, with the remark,
I've have on exhibition in our sanctum .
pair of maxni6cent ears.
A spread O. gle barber announces that
he is Professor Of Crinicultural Absci-
sion and Craniolog,cal Tripsis.' It is not
often tina. four sach high priced words get
into single Sentence. -...s -.
In BirLaingham, England, An injured
young gentleman was bold enough recently,
to eue recreant sweetheart for breath Of
promise; but it being shown that the maid
ems promise was conditional upon her
fathsrs consent, aud that the old gentle
man was iuexorable, the jury awarded only
a farthins damages. ET q ~
The youth who will one of these days be
Grand Duke of Oldenburg, and is now a
student at Lcipsic, was in the railway sta
ton at Dresden. lie preferred to SIT on
the refreshment table, and assaulted mine
bost for demonstrating, whereupon the
crowd tumblcd the embryo Grand tuk e
over and used him roughly.
Two years ago Mr.. jacobson, a Jew,
was elected Justice Of the Peace at Sc
bastopol, Russia. Some of tie people,
firm in the faith of religious intolerance,
seut their pro,estations to the Minister Of
Justice at ST. Peterstu turg. and no more WAS
heard of it. But now jacobson has been
charged his duties. ~
A paper gives the following advice to a
correspondent: 9 We shall have to decline
your article on the Decline Of Aris,ocracy.
We have left out several of our own arti-
cies this week, and yours is wurse than any
OF them. Take our advice, add write u
few very short pieces; write only On one
side OF the Sheet write plainly, and then
take your pieces and burn them up iu the
kitchen stove
\ Vermont farmer tells about an aqaatic
hiddy who has chosen ducks and geese for
her associates, and has been seen to plunge
with them into the water, swim across the
roLd, and come out cni shake herself like
any other waterfowl. Her feet not being
adapted for padding she naturally lags
behind in swimming, but otherwise she
eletneut.
Prof King made balloon ascension
from Ere, P,,, few Gays ago, which was
nctahle III that, on reaching ii hsyh altitude
rh- balloon struck an easterly current
which carried it twenty mile, east, where,
on describing into lower strata, it struck
a Westerly cuirens which Drought the bal
loon back again to the place Of departure,
within four miles Of which, after being in
the air about three hours, the uerouauts
safely descended.
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

Grundy says the LADIES' are 100 .ond Of
milk punches and brandy slnashss after
they have pTed in the sea- Grundy says
this every year, and drinks continue to be
mixed just the same. ~ 's'.f-
Rose-"It is beautiful hair, dearest; but
] am really afraid it is not all your own"
L'y-"Ob, yes it is, darling; the plai, was
30 'hllings, and the long cut behind 25."
Rose-"Oh, how cheap" - 81
An o.d gentlemen died recently at Alien
toHo, Pa, who bad beea married four
times, the ceremony having taking place
respectively on his fortieth, tifsisth. slxueth
aud s'ver.tieth birthdays. tE
1t is said that at three years old we love
our mothers; at TX, our fathers; at ten,
hohdays; at sixteen, dress: at twenty, our
sweethesrts; at twenty FIVE our wives; a,
forty our children: and al sixty ourselves.
Another fraction Of Brigham Youpc's
wife has left Salt Lake. .--.-...-.
The Princess of Wales is said to u the
hardest worked woman in England.
ln Colorado Girl who can't go after the
COWS on bare back pony without bride o,
halter is looked upon with contempt.
Although there are hundreds Of postmi,
tresses in different parts of the country, j
is asserted tina, not one las yet been = de
faulter.
@11SsE.8 sE~ Is
The editor OF a religious paper 10 mat
becsuse he undertook to state .aa. Mr
Spurgeon, in his Sword and Frowel," sal,
so and so. aud the pri..er called it "Sh.r
and Towel"
Joe Jefferson has been performing II
Chicago. When girls thsrs- vap.ss tn
sorro~s of his R,p Fan Uiakls oshe
jealous feninrneu said Il was .donssjuat {
shor new lace han!ke:chi.fs.
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i Court. ~
In the matter of the estate of Timothy
E. Packard, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of T. c.
Shove administrator of the estate of Tim
othy Z. Packard, deceased, setting forth the
amont of personal estate that has come to
his hands. and he disposition there of-the
amolnt 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 prayingl'hat license be
to him granted to sell the Southwest quar-
ter of ,he Northeast quarter and the East
half of the North-west quarter, all of section
number twenty-pine 29) in Township num-
Der eighteen s!St North of Range numhe
twenty-oDe (2t) eas,; said land lying and be-
ing situated in the county OF Ynnifowoc,
state of Wisconsin, and it appearing by said
petition, that there is no. sufficient personal
stite in the hands of said L. G.. Shove to
pay skid debts and that it is necessary IN
order TO pay the same. to sell the whole of
said real estate; it is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said estate appear
before the Judge OF this Court on Monday
the 9Th day of November A ID. 1874, at ten
o'clock A N, at the Office Of the County
JuuRe IN .Ae CITY OF AanlsoHoc IN SAD couh-
ty, then and there TO chow cause (if any
there be- way license should not be granted
10 said t C. Shove as administrator azores lid
to sell said re al estate aoeordingto the pray
er of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy o!
this order. shall be published for four sue
cessive weeks prior to said day Of hearing
IN the AanitowOe PILOT q weekly newsya-
per printed and published at Manitowoe in
said county, and personally served on all
persons interested in said estate, residing in
said county, at least fourteen days before
said day of h, airing BY the court
Dated Manitowoc, the 2Ist day Of Septem-
Der A. d. 1874.
T. G. 0LMLTED.
$40 4w Eg4 ety County Judge
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SQuARE shawls for early fall wear have
plain centres with sty!pel or plaid borders,
and are all of shades of one color, gray,
brown,or blue being preferred LongIsh. wis
for travelling are OF thick plush-iike fabrics
with Oriental names, and are usually IN
large broken plaids. Cashmere shawls
that do not profess TO be India shawls, but
ere of plain culored cashmere auo stripped
borders, are tasteful, aud, moreover, soft
and warm. These are shown IN mode, blue
and scarlet Unique shawls, also of soft
cashmere wool mixed With silk, have palm
leaf patterns of gold on black or scarlet
grounds, or else have mixtures Of blae,
red, gold and black, IN true Eastern
fashion. Black cashmere shapls for old
ladies have richly embroidered edges dotted
with sjet. The edges are scal.oped, and
do not require lace to finish them, though
deep guipure lace iborder adds to their
elcgence.-Harper' Bazdr.
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| Special Dispatch to the Milwaukee News.
MADIsoN, Oct. 3-Ths Reform tate
Adminisra has been in power since
yansssy 5th 1shs day On ~hich G ogernerI
Tay ~ aud the S.ase e6cers Ssre 'asassai !
mte6, They have belt power. sinoss snipe
nonstp, up 10 Sept. Both, the day cn wbieh
the STAR Escai year closed. A large pcr'
ton of the appropriations acts, and COD
tracts originated With previous admins
,rat;ons, and have been in operation the
present yeas, but " has been under reform
supervision. Alsd'o one house Of ths Lcgis.
AZURE was ~Repahllsan last winter. Yet
ys5ef thisur-<siAi Reform rule only, the
fsHo wing splendid resui,sur shown,
j. TIE expenses Of the Legislature have
been redaccd at least one quarter.
2. The clerical force in the State De-
partments has been reduced 80 that the
aggregate cos: of conducting the admins
tration has been reduced more than one
quarter.
8. The printing expenses Of the State
have been largely reduced, although an
old Re publican contract, made under Gov.
Wsshburn, is still IN operation. The re-
duced expense is caused by economy in the
amount Of priating ordered, and by r'g,d
work in auditing aud paying accounts
Under the Reform printing law Of last
winter, to take effect ON he irst of Janu
sry next, the saving will amount to at least
SAC, 0JO a yer. -
lands, are already more than double the
average receipts ior previous. years, and a
further large amount i, collected and on
is way to the treasury, in addition to sums
already paid. Aud this is nos good year
for the sale Of lumbe-.
5. The deficiency in the general fund at
he close of the last fiscal year, amounting
to over SG6, 900. is pad np and WiOed ont,
and the State hopes to pay all further ex
enses up to January, without borrowing
from trust funds or elsewhere.
, c. The State Ia. for 1874 soiU be from
4l26, 900 to $l5U,0,0 less then tie tar for
1879, aud probably be ample 10 cover all
expenses of the future and dcfci.ucies of
the past, up to January. 1876, tnree months
beyond the close of the next isc,l year.
7. The Surplus IN the general fund Sept.
3, 1874, is Sl25, $50 80, against the de,
6ciency of s56, ,923. 50 inst year.
8. The total surplu, in the Treasury for
ell funds, Sept so,s 1874. is Sa7s,544 o.
$lG2, 700 46 greater than last year.
9. The tctal balances, sas compared with
previous years, are not yet completed, brt
the indications arc that the decrease in
State expenditures the present year will
reach at least a qaa'ter cf a ,r'iiton Of
d5iiars .- ..
Economy, efficiency, md impartality
have pervaded every department Of the
Surte Govsrnneut and every prulnise of
;!.ei Reform platform of 1919 has been
honestly and faithfully redeemed to the
letter.
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
E.K. Rand seains. James Thomson.

&. Z. Rand against James Thompson.
BY virtue OF an execution issued out Of and
under the seal of the Circuit Codft for Man
itowoc county, upon a judgment rendered
in said county on the 4th day of September
A. D. 1874. before Wm. II. Glover, JUS
tice Of the Peace for Manitowoe city and
county, in favor of E T. Rand, Plaintiff and
agsinst James Thomson, Defendant. at ram
script Of which said judgment was duly
fled in the Office of the clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Msnito~oc county. and said judg.
ment duly dccketed in said oinoe en- the 10th
DAY of September 1874 have levied upon
all the right, title ahd interest, which The
said James Thompson had on the 10th day
of September A. ID :. 1874 or at any time
thereafter Of in and to the following des-
cribed property to wit: Lot No. eight (S) in
block No. three hundred aud ;wety-three
1929 in the city of Manitowoc. Wisconsin, as
the same is laid down on the recorded plat
Of said civ, which will sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder at the Sheriffis
office in the Court House in the city Of Man
itowoc Wisconsin, on the 3lst day of Octo-
Der A. D. 1874 at ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day. -,-....- ...--...4 49,. ... --
Dated skeriff's Office Manitowoc Wis this
10th day of September 4. d. 1874.
X. ID. SMART. Sheriff, .-
Sibree and Anderson, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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cTaTE OF WISCONSIN ClncuIr CouRr

~
Probate Office, Oct 7th A. d. 1874.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate Of
the last v ill and Testament of Osul Te,kes-
sen deceased, late OF the county of Manlto-
voc.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur-
porting TO be the last will and Testament of
Osui Terkessen deceased, late Of Manhowoc
has been fled in this Office; and whereas ap-
pication has been made by Syvert Terkesscn
praying that the same be proven and admit
ted to Probate according to the laws Of this
stste.
Therefore it is ordered that said applica-
tioR b, heard before me at the Probate Office
in the city Of ksni.owoe. in sail county, On
the second day Of November A ID. 1874 at
10 O'Clock A NJ.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall
be given to all persons interested in said
viii, Of the time and place of said hearing by
publication of the same in tie Msnitowoc PI-
Lor newspaper prin' ed in said county for
three successive weeks, once each week. pri-
or to the time of such hearing.
By the Court.
T.G. OLMSTED.
22r County Judgs.
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The Brooklyn Argus, speaking of the
indictment against Tllton and Moulton,
says:
The array of counsel in the Tilton case
will be unusually large. Roscoe Conk ling
has accepted a retainer, and will sum up
the case. Vim. NJ. Evarts, r. F. Tracy,
John X. Porter, W o. Bartlette, JOHN
Graham, and I. s. Sherman will assist
Mr.. Conklng. The list of ME-. Tlton',
counsel is said not to be complete. Sena
tor Carpenter of Wisconsin, Daniel Dough
erty of Philadelphia, and David Dudley
Field are mentioned. MIR. Mouton has
secured Judge Fullerton, although Gen
Butler will take the lead in the case, and
viii personally appear. MIR. Beach will
most likely appear also. A motion will be
made for change of venue. This is a
m after in the discretion of the court. A
motion will be made for a cer.iorari to
carry the case before the Supreme Court.
This, We believe, is a motion of right, and
an effort will then be made to remove the
case to Albany and Westchester. lt j.
thought the trial will take place in fort
night, ana it will probably last for thre.
or four weeks. pa. -
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Seaside Science.
From the Virginia Cry Independent.

From the Virginia Ciy Independent.
On the piazza of Long Branch hotel
the other evening the following conve,sa
ton between a Iretty young woman sad
her chevaiier Was overheard:
She-Why have the newspapers been
making so much fuss about the traneit Of
yenusf Who cares any thing about it
He-Is is . matter of great interest to
science; but you neither knew nor want 70
know anything OF science. Your sex
would not make q voyage TO the Sou.h Sea
except to 6nd out how Venus might -
dressed. ~
Shelf ] remembc.: my mythof .gy
Alright Venus didn't wear Any thing in par
ticu!ar: and nov / uuderst tand Why the
meo have gOoe 80 fsr to look at her. Al
me - any man weu.d 20 severni thousand d
miles ~ see . woman Who had neglected
to pu. on her clothes. -sf 's-.1..
lie was silent, havirE manife.sly received
new light On the subject
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CTATE OF WIscoSsIS-County of Manito-
- voc.
Probate Office, Mauitowoc, Wisconsin Sept,
&c, A. b. 1874 + - .s Ht$
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate
of ;he last Will and Testament Of John p
johnson deceased. late of Manitowoc.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur-
porting TO be copy of the last Will aud
Testament of John P. Johnson deceased late
Of the county of Manitowoc, has been filed in
this Office; and whereas application has been
made by Gumia. johnson, pray ing thut the
same be proven and admitted TO Probate ac
cording to the laws of this State,
Therefore, it is ordered that said applica-
ton be heard before me at the Pre- bate Office
in the city of Manitowoc, in said county on
the 10Th day of October, A d. ls74, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. 81 e-....
And it is further ordered that notice shall
be given to all persons interested in said
Will, of the time and place of hearing, ly
publication in the Manitouoc PILoL, a news
paper printed in said county, for three sue
cessye weeks, once each week, prior to the
time of such hearing.
By the Court.
7. C. OLMSTED,
Sil-3w County Judge
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suERIFFs SALE.
- IRCUlT COURT--Madftov
OCOunGy Saaee 81 Wisc0nsia. seat

oGOunby SboGe O1 W WlDCo0saas 7lsz
Killer K. Jones, Plaintiff against Aionfo D.
ones, Defendant -e--r, ,-s..-,.
By virtue Of al executios isscsd on. Of AID
under the seal Of the Circuit Euett f5t Mani.
touoc county upon Judgment rsudercd in
said county on the 18th day Of July a, d.
1872. In favor of &iierk. Jones Plaintiff
and against Alonzo D. Jones, Defendant,
have levied upon all the right title and in
terest which the said Defendant had on the
18th dav Of July 1872 or at any time there.
after Of in and ~ the following described prop
ery to-wit: e
Lots No seven, eight, rine and ten in
block No. one hundred and SIXTY mine 1897
situated and being in the city Of Manisowoc
state of Wisconsin, as the same i, laid down
in the recorded plat OF said city, which said
property will sell at public verdue to the
highest bidder at my office in the Court House
in said city of Manitcxoc on the Gath day of
October A. 1874 At 10 trCloch in the
forenoon of said day.
Dated Sheriff's Office, Manitowcc, Wis, this
9th day, Of September 1874
K. b. SMART, Sheriff,
Walker s. Green, Plaintiffs Atty. 53S CIV
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FRED. SCHROEDER.

Keeps all kinds o; Meats. Sausage. Hams Lard,
etc, which he will sell AT the lowest prices, in
qusutity and kind to pur chasers. Any
wing cattle hogs or sheen sell, will call on me
aud receive the highest prices Il a "
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HAnRY after looking on while his newlit-
tie sister cried at being washed and dressed
turned away saking: ''lf she screened like
that up in heaven don't wender they sent
her off -
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Sale Of rorfei,ed ror.znsed Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Office of Commissioner ofSchools
and University Lands ff.


Office of Commissioner ofSchools
and University Lands "a
tt. MADISON, WIS, Sept. oath, 1874.
State of Wisconsin, Dane county.
The following described lands in Manitowoc
r county having been forfeited by reason of the
non payment of interest upon loans granted
thereon: Notice is hereby given that the
same will be offered at public auction, and
sold to the highest bidder, at the Office Of the
Secretary Of State, at the Capitol, in Madis-
on, on the 10th day Of December, \. D. 1874
unless soonet redeemed according to law
Said sale to cortHience at 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
and continue froEc dag to day until a,l of
such lands shall have been 50 offered.
The minimum price It which such lands
will be offered will be tne amount named op-
posite each tract (under he heading "Tttal
amount due State, wLicl includes the
amount of loan; the interest u the FIST day
Of January, A. D. 1875, three Iier cent. dam.
ages; the taxes which have been returned
again st such lands, and the cost of adver-
tising the same. -s.55.f.-a -As ga
Said lands will be soli subject to all taxes
which may, at the time of sale, be due there :
on. Other conditions of sale will be an
nounccd by the Commissioners at the open
ing Of the sale.
- DEsCRIpTIoN. --. .
George, Ludwig Lot NO. 8 in Block No.
232 IN the village of Manitowoc, Amount
due. $500 o.; Amount of interest, S2l 90;
Amount of Penalty. $500; Amount of
taxes S59.7I; Amount of interest, penalty,
taxes and advertising, S97.3I; Total amount
due state, 1897 81; Tears for which inter
est is due, 1874. - '.. ts-. ...a
PETER DoYLE,
Sil 9w .f.' FERDIyAND kUEHN,
A. ScoTT SLOAN, -.--
Comnaissioncrs Of School and Unspsrsity Lands
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attorney and Counselor at Law, an Court Com
m .s-ioner tor Manitos county. All business en-
trr,' sd 10 his Will De promptly aud faithfully
attes led 10. A lvice honestly given. Tor whicl a
reasonable charge viz be made. ONCE or BufIlo
St. between Eighth anu Ninth. ,l2ttfy
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JOSEPH SYNES,

Detler in all KINDS OF Stoves and Harjware. ar i
snufaGturer o. Cooper. Tin, aDdSheei-iron wa e.
E.ciIth-st., South siIc, ne,r the Bridge, Manno
In
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PAUL LUERyER.

PAYS tine bigusst price 70. wne.t and other pro
duce, ofice OH The northeast corner of Buffalo aut
Eighth sts.. AaHitownc. IL 244y1
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NORTHWESTERN HOUSE,

Fran lin St. Manitowoc, NJ. Keuenhohen
Proprietor. The large brick addition rerently
built mas oeen furnished III excellent stI1e makine
Il one OF TIE largest and most complete notels IN
MauIto voc. a SuoI $ able Is kept in connection
with tne noosei wnere STOCK will Do well provided
Tor. 12-i4ly
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DR, a. y. pAyCtsUv

Dentist. Office in Shern.ca's new building on
Eghtn-st., MaBitowUc. farticular attention
given To all the different brane res the profess
ion, ani all worA warranted. Teeth extracted
WITHOUT paln. l244Iy
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IN PRORATE-M Manftowoc County
Court. EEFN fE p -
In the matter Of the estate Of Christian
Lechler deceased. FfsfF
To- all Whora IL hoy Conoera:-Letters of
testamentary on SAID estate, having been is
sued to Ferdidand Rec On the 2Ist day Of
August A. ID. 1874 and four months from
and after said day being allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims for ex-
animation and allowance Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will on, the 5th
of October. and Of November and the 7th
of December. A D. 1874, at the Probate Of
fee inthe city Of Mantle voc in ssid County
receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons AGAINST said deceased
T. G.. oLMSTED.
S4ow3 Ccrrty Judge
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&. KIEI.ING-

Professor OF Music, will give lessons Vocal
instrumental Muse in The city VI Ml,nito toMoe ana
Two Rivers. hesiCence on Eigatb-st.. no.r the
Court House 19 44-ls