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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-02
Utah Northern Railroad.

NRAINS LEAVE CORINNE AT 7:SO p. II !;
i leave Logan at S30s H., to connect with
trains for Ogden and Salt Lake. su29.ts
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'ooun II "
And in accordance with law and an order q
the Board Of Directors, made on the Atn
day Of September, 1874, 90 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock as may be necessary
will Be sold ct public suction at the once o.
the Company, Room No. No. 400 Calnornn
street, San Francisco, California on Wsdn sr.
day the 25th day Of November, lois,
at the hour Of O'Clock ?. m. Of such day, 70 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, toeetner
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of Inc
sale.
-.It 7. L. KINBALL, Secretary.
Ohice-Room Q, No. AGO California street, 1an
Francisco, California. nol0Jd
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HOWARD INFIRMARY.



from 10 JAM. to Pm. and . 7. N. tot Pm.
NJ FERDENANDERZ, NJ. D.. LATE EX.
M. smining Physician Of the Massachusetts
Infirmary, Boston. The Doctors popularity il
due 10 his success in the treatment of all
chronic, nervous and scrofulous diseases, such
as periodical insanity, veneresl prostration,
loss of physical and mental tone, decayed ns-
ture or impotency, barrenness, and all other
diseases Of the physical ana mental system, pro.
duced from natural or unnatural causes, in the
old or young. Particular attention TO the lungs.
liver. Kidneys and blood. DR.. F.'s peculiar
vegitsl equalizing treatment is both internal and
external. Cancers. tumors, removed without
cutting or pain. Patients wishing to remain in
the city can be accommodated. Persons consult
the Doctor gratis Advice to physicians on
cases of their own, as usual, IS. All who have
failed under the normal treatment consult
with confidence DIR. +.
Sundays from IL to 2. p. o. Box 1887.
N. B.-Attention to all diseases OF the bladder
womb, etc. selO-lyr
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GREAT BRITAIN

LoSpuN, Jan. 3J-}ii ini.ht The noni-
nation af members ot Parliament h@gan to-
day. Me=,rs. BrigLt, bixon. and Muutz.
former members. are returned from BiTini''g-
ham without opposition. karslake Is re-
turned from Hantip gt0n, and Col. Give, =
Conservative. from Fro.e. The Liberals
iid not attempt to coh'es. the later borough
which has been represented for the last hye
years by Thomas Hughes.
Dispatches received up TO this hour show
that seven Liberals and ten Conservatives
have been reiurnet. The Conservatives gain
in- one member ~ FrOwe. Dr. Butt has
tired FROM the contest Of Manchester, and
Nolan from thIt Vi GresIwi.h.
Severn. the city cluIli4tcs addressed
their constituents tonight. Baron RsLh>-
child said that, ia his opinion. ''r- Giul-foue
promised remission Of taxes -'vuuid involve
a lUss Of s9i0 o 0 to the revenue. lie
.ugges;ed that the deficiency should be met
bv system Of lieenses tor all persons ell
z gei in trade auI commerce
Mr. Gosclel declared himself in favor Of
the integrity of the Empire, by which he
meant no Home Rule and the maintenance Of
present relations with the colonies. He
hoped the Ashsntee war would not cost over
6 | 0O0 coo; favored tho advanceme ut of the
working classes by education, and the re-
moval Of burden.Ome taxation, but was cp-
posed to tie Government providing employ
Inent for tht IN in times Of scarcity because
such relief would sap the spirit Of indepen-
deuce.
Mr. william II Smith, Conservative san
didate for Westminster, also spoke at pub
lie meeting. lie stated that during his re-
cen, visit to the United States lie had a fail
opportunity to observe the universal cor
ruptng ten lcncies of daG2ocratic institutions,
which the Liberals sought to introduce into
England.
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Foreclosure SHie.

&r TE OF WISCONSIN, ClacuIr CorE7
- NAsITOwnC C0rSTT-ss
Charles LIiin- a. General Guardian oj
John Aradt sai Fe.er Arnd;, iniaats, AID
Margaret itsm6.cJsn against Charles P.
Dumke, AMI C7r5lirls Dumte h;s vifs md
Frederick Dumke aai Matilda Du.uls hi,
sire
Ey virtue Of AMI pl-suant 10 Judgment
rider ~ foi @ciosnre and st'e rendered in
the above entitled action, OF the 18th dny Of
December. i. b. 1873. AZ = regular term Of
ae Circuit Court for Manitowoc Count7,
held at tee Courl House in the City of Mani.
towoc, shall expose for sale, and sell a,
?ab.Ic auction, AZ the Sheriff ofsce in the
CitF nd County Of Nan;,owoc, and State
nf Wisconsin, ob ihe cSr dav Of + ehrusry.
A ID. 1874. al tea s'cloek ia the forenoon
Of said day, all the following r1orteaged
premises or SO much of the same IS NAV be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount adiu1red to
'he Plaintiff, together with interest, cost
and expenses, to-wit: The southeast quar-.
ter OF the soutbssat qIarter of section mum.
her i~en'v-six 1867, township No. eighteen
l'Sl. north Of range No. twenty-thres 1921
east; excepting the north tenth cf said fort,
acres Of !snd, being shirty--ix acres Of In snd
more or less according to surrey. being sit
uated III the County Of Mapitowoc ana Stat,
Of Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff. Office, ,Msnito~oo. wiscous;n
this i2,h day Of January. 1874.
r. D. SMART Sheriff OF Mani.n~oe 70.
VAl=-1 GkIr>, Pain q. A ty's sv.sn1
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

When does the rain become too familiar
to II LADY? When it begins to patter on her
back
An impertinent fellow wants to know if
| you ever sat down to tea where skinned
/ milk was OF the table without being asked,
| DO you take cream p
4 very good kind Of woman often spoils
! herself in trying to become man. The
/ best woman in the world is female wo-
man--al others are as sounding BRASS.
The ST. Louis Ciristian Adcocate has
no ear for u.usic, and complains that
church choir is sacrilegious when the line
1--WE are going home to die no more" is
rendered, "We'er going home to Dinah
More, to DInah More, to Dinah More"
''Sr. | will make you feel the arrows o.
my resentment" "Ah. Miss, why should
| fear yonr arrows when you never had
beau ?" SLe quivered with rage.
A farmer reading journal to his wife
in which was the sentence 1.-The presi-
dent was received with three huzzas," pro-
nounced the last word ''hussies." "More
shame for him. exclaimed the indignant
and scandalized LADY,
A young man sent his girl tox Of
grapes, and the next day fellow met him
on tie street and said: Those grapes
in'fy ynai la.t pirht SanI
every Wednesday evening--that's my night,
you know"
stances, to.express your sentiments freely,
unless you banker after martyrd m. While
Lydia Thompson was capering in Mem
phis theatre the other night, u fellow in the
audience shouted, Bully for you. old tow
top Good Lordy, look at her kick p and
they put him out.
A Nashville man va. admirng d young
lady's hair the other evening: "Miss
D, pleese give me one little curl
just one, u on't you?" he pleaded Couldn't
think of it, Mr.. couldn't tlInk of it
for a moment, "repl ID the young lady brisk
ly; why, those curls cos. me dollar
apiece"
An Iowa editor recently eloped with the
vile Of one of his subscribers, and was
frightened half to death by the Appearance
Of the injured man at the hotel of a neigh
boring town, to which be had taken his
flight. But the husband only wanted his
PAL r stopped--that was all.
Smith was in love with young lady,
and asked permission TO call her By the
nnme Of some animal, which request was
granted on condition that she should have
the same privilege. On leaving Smith said:
Good night dear"
Good night, bore" said she.
Smith has since quit the company Of
young ladies.
THEwAY THEY DO Ir-"Adsline all
Ad,lins -
Vel loss"
"Dost thou love me? Delight of my soul,
tgH me, dost thou p
oh, hevirgs don't ~
AMI wilt -h3u1h have mr., fair angel ?"
when Henry, wien!" (wl.h unusual
eagerness.)
"TO morrow, sweet one, morrow"
''Good gracious wont DO nothing
rlse!' p
The Boston TRANSCRIPT is in disturbed
stnt' Of mind that nobody hes SAID Just
tac right thing on the marriage of Miss
J"tt to II Mr.. Ruby. We once knew man
who could haye done it, but he is TO old
now. When Jacrb lIoeg married Ann
Bacon in Cincinnati, he asked:
Now, Jacob, did you pause to think
When Ann you made mate on,
That if you changed her name to Hogg.
You'd surely spoil her Bacon ~
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II. Rev. Bishop Henui has NAMED the Rev.
Carl Wappelhuyst, forIasr Vicar General Of
II. Diocese of 81 Louis, successor Of Dr..
s.l.man as r. 1r Of the Seminary Of St.
Francis.
party of Oshkosh hun!smeu returned q
short time ago from grand deer hunt up on
the Sturgeon river, bringing with them 50
deer and two lynx. They were out only
f7e days
Eivira Soouet. charged with poisoning her
husband WAS brought before the court for
examination last Wednesday, at Green bay.
She was hsIl in the sum Of $4,000 to appear
II the next term Of the Circuit Court.
4 fatal stabbius afray took place in the
town Of Ea.oa. Brown county, Monday, Jal
26th Itappe1rs that N N BY the name OF
Plahrty borrowed u pipe Of Mr. lonsel.
and after smoklng it put it in his own pocket.
MI. ! onkel asked for lis pipe, f,abry de-
MEL having it i quarrel ensued in which
Fl.Lrty drew his knife and stabbed onkel
50 that be died in j short time.
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legal Notices.
Foreclosure Sale.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN. CIscuIf Cora.
- h,.vITowec COUNTY.
John Rna,er Plaintiff, sseir,t Mge. Nc-
Nshsn. E. 3. Treat, Patrick McNshau.
and john Mu!iers, Defendants.
BY virtle Of, and parsusn, to a Juizmeu.
Order of Foreclosure aul sale, rendered in
the above entitled action en- the Ia'h day of
December, 1873, at regular term of the
Circuit Court for Maai,owcc County. held at
the Court Housc in the City of Manit ,woc.
shall expose for sale, and sell at public
vendue, to the n CHEST bidder. at the Sle,ins
Office IN the City and County OF Ngnitowoc.
and State OF Wisconsin, on the 2ia, day Of
February, 4. I. 1874, at o'clock la the
afternoon Of said day, all e following mort
gsged premises, or 50 much &C the same a.
may be necessary to satisfy the amount ad-
judged to the Plaintiff, together with the iR-
tcrySt, costs ard expenses, to-~it: Lot NJ.
FIVE -. in block Nc. one hundred ard s.Kt:-
three (I63), and lot So. ten tI0l, in block
No. one hundred and seyeuty-seven, tl773.
situated and being in the Gi:y and County ..
Mauitowoc, and State II Wisconsin.
Dated at Nsnitowoc. Wisconsin, tai. 2d lsy
Of January, A. D. 1874
L. D. SMART. Sher.EE,
MauiTowoc County
II. G. ( W. TuRNEn, Plaintiffs Att'ys 90:
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An Australian Hangman.

From the Pan Mall Gazstte
Among other remarkable men who pass
ed away in The year just brought to close
sss one who deserves mentioning for hav
ing, although born in this country, DEVOTED
many years in the antipodss TO work OF
great utiis:v. William Bamford, who. died
the other day in Melborne Hospital had
been hangman of the colony of Victoria
since 1857, an. also held the honorable
Office of public aegelator until seized one
day with an asthmatic attack while WELD
ing the cat.
Mr. Bamfcrl, who was se-enty-three
wears of age when he died, had himself in
the days Of his youth received 800 lashes
When serving in the 23i Fusiliers at
Gosport, Of which regiment he was IA mem
Der for twenty years, only leaving it, indeed,
on account Of -ome ieregularity of conduct,
which led to his being transported to Van
Diemcn's Land, where he arrived in the
Royal Sovereign in the year 1912. Having
, served bis sentence, he proceeded to Vic
;uria, to tue 'lissingS," and remained un
noticed till 1857, when be volunteered to
hang an 1ll murderer, named Mason, in
Melborne aud from that time until Just be-
fose Ii, deceasc he executed all the Grim
mas sentenced t2 death III the colony, with
only one exception.
1t was NJ. Bamforl's practice to keep
count and muttsr after an execution tue
number Of his fellow creatures be had as
sisted ou. Of the world. After executing
a black mal at Balarat On the ll,h of
August last, lie was heard to 81 culate in
a hearse whisper, Seventy one" In ap-
pearance he was not prenossessing, and his
Gains 10 personal beauty were not height
ei ed by the absence Of one of bis eyes
which ne unfortunate lost in row at
: Melhorne about fifteen years ago. HIS
habits were not, strictly speaking, temper
ate. Yet there must have been someti'icg =
yery taking in his convivia,ity, far after
an execution he was won't 10 suend his
| morey freely with "a degraded lot, who
were on the lookout for him when he left
! tile jail. On receiving notice that ne
would be wanting for hanging, he would,
with singular abstemiousness, voluntarily
! imprison himself fer two or three DAYS
apd sleep of all traces of irtoxication.
After piniosing condemned criminal, be
/ invariably murnurea in bis ears the worlds
God bless you and on one occasion,
when the man executed died instantane
ously, a sweet smile was observed to steal
over his face as, leaning over the irap and
looking up at his work, he remarked:
1.-The best job 10 the country: that make.
enrty seven
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1>r4RR.TlvG CUBAN NEWS.
The Disappointed.
New YORK Corresuon ence of the CincianaH Com,



New YORK C'rres0on lence OF the -iHciaha'i Com
m
ihfee al'tlhgH'she' JE'i7'S IN 'he clS,
without d''o'' are Ptrtieh,aTiy u''tp'ohteH
ABOUT Grant : CHOICE "L'ch le'' 'hen, Out
" ""''' ''H' "l.s '.' ..o'
10 - any "
su4S"'' .! '"e 'u' 60 4'' ~ t'"P' ~ - '-1
stFeS' q oeIAS uIIut s'''S's h'I'iii' ms
uraH' A's 'oF ears .teo al g'e"'7 '.i-'i
AZ ~, re>.,'eHve 80, "li IN 'Evn"'' "a, a
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tiiA any ''.''
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Gir'''"h' he 'u''' ''"'iF S.' &c o.i1e u
81 ~ As'oi IiUii 'i""'' - ''"i 'e-
S'e"T' ~" .'"' az '''' o'' ''''9 AZ ~ Z"
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ss.'ii',. -. - t''t % ''-I,'
va ''' No, "'.'-''' We
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sPysoi'eN 81 i.'"i "' I'M ~
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, "hry % 'ae herSo"s nv, ~ ',i'
Hsfd.'- h'''e reason 10 ne-ltNe ma. hy
.e.' e"Ah i'1' q s''t"I ~ a., ~ i-''
So !, M i'''' 'i'' o''
=, p" oo'' III nun s'oN''l VI
81, r.J''t't Ia IA 'H'sT I's',D9 i,r 'hF.
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"''I'' iie 40 "''l ot my '''l II S"''
81, Il grsui heHi anu l'cc sci IL e2irSse- :
Can.
hr-Lvais y as eloquent as ErskIne ives.
ami rs iuii OF pluck. lie Was Ter time the
A"erh' y-gensTht IN johnson Cabinet
nc Was c'EhSti Ior cur Government II
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STATE NEWS.


Shcboyglns new Postmaster took posses
-iou Of the ofitc on the 27tA of Jan.
Appleton papers speak of the opening %:
th- Waverly house as a grand affair
The Ny-:A Star now sunk in the sLcboy-
gan harbor viii be raised and repai.ei.
Tie Poultry Association Of Northern Wis
eonsin, held Us annual session al Oshkosh
last week
II is estimated that the amount Of lo-s
banked on the Wolf river this season will fall
100 90 200 fec: snort Of last season.
Three men ESCAPED from she jail ut Stur-
seon hl. Lsst Saturday. Amgng the num-
Der VI. the notorious Cast Iron Jack
MIR. Iames. of Brandon, was thrown abou,
thir'y-6va feet ~ the belt ot c.rcular saw.
ani severely injured although not fatally
The D,morra: SAYS that a hog weighing
'2s paaa =, dressed, was sold in La Crosse
the other day. l. brought over 20 dsilars
Judge Doolitile, recently Of this Stats has
been appointed PRECEDENT IF the Chicago
unIversry, and Vas indicted into the office
on tbs I9tA of Jan.
The County Board Of ReNaunee county
have sent petition TO the Legislature, to
reduce the price Of swamp lands in tha,
county to So CENTS per sers
A test Of the Champion AMI Bah ock's fire
extinguiShers, III Prairie du CHEN. On Satur
DAY, resulted in favor of the former, aud the
city will purchase one at once.
kewaunee county hss but one inmate in
the State Prison, and her county jail is un
occupied. What arc her officers about. tn.
she makes such a poor ,howingl
The Appleton CreseHt says that rabi,
dog was shot By Mr.. A. II. Hart, Of tina
place. The deg has biIsen several cattle
aud il s fsarsd .oine dogs in ,tat -:-inif-
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Speech-Making in Congress.

Nothing delays legislation an proiongs
Congressional sessions so much as the Good
Of speech making. Every neubcr feels
bound to get at least one speech in during
the session, in orier to show MS cons.i.u-
cuts that he is doing something Z
New England man, with proyerbia Yankee
shrew'iness, hns LIT upon scheIne which.
if Carried OUT, ~ a. once make it shrni.
into co,npai iati, ely 1Ioierat te stream lie
proposes to divide up the cos. Of lrintiug
the Congressional Record among all the
Congressional districts, and credit ercli
member with his proportioL, anI t'cn
charge him with the actual SPACE used in
the Iaeccrd with his remarks. In ease 4
member exceeds the space allowed, he is
to be charged with such excess, md the
amount deducted from his salary; and,
where he does not use the mount, the diff
ference to be placed to his credit as so
much money, the same as undrawn sta
tionery. No one who has watched the
course of the average Congressman on the
Salary bill, or has noted the watchfulness
with which they keep at least one eve
sharply open to their own interests while
Watching those of their constituents, will
doubt that mere speaking for buucombe
will be greatly decreased, if not entirely
done away with, if this plan is adopted.
Unfortunately, it is not likely to meet With
favor.-LomSrils (Ky.) Commercial.
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4 Seorcher.

An apec3ote is told CT Parson Shut, the
first minister settled at South bingham
which for ready vi: ought not to pass ua.
recorded. 1t appears that the reverned
gentleman was very fond Of pudding, SO t;
a ministerial meeting one daythe hostess,
in order to crafty her guests taste, order
ed pulling for dinuer. Unfortunately II
came very near the FIRE while it was cook
ing, so that " hes il wEs served it was ex-
tremeiy hot. The rarson without elbow
ing it TO cool placed Il / ece at tnce in HI.
mouth. and then followed the usual con-
tortions incident to such au occasion, but
all to no purpose. The pudding would not
20 so the parso VINO was a polite gentleman,
quietly slipped it out Of his mouth ani into
has coat pocket, az of which, vas observed
by his bro her mir isters who for the puT-
pose of joke said Z: $50 you are putting
the pudding into your pocket, are you ?"
"Oh yes" said the s5vscn, all unmoved; {;
81 put little pieca u there merely to light
my pipe with after dinner" The eyplana-
ton, it is needless 70 add, was sufficient.
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MILD WINTERs--The mildness of the;
present season, though unusual, bears no
comparison to that of some winters .lons
gone by" In ll72 the temperature was so
high that leaves came out on the tree. in
January, and birds hatched their broods il
February. In 1889 the winter was equally
mild, and the maidens of Cologne wors
wreaths of yiolets and corn flowers at
Christmas and on Twelfth Day. In 1921
the trees lowered in the month Of March,
and the vines 10 the month Of April
Cherries ripened in he same month, and
grapes appeared IN May. la 1872 the
trees were covered with leaves in January,
and the birds hatched their young il.
February, as in 1l72 10 355oS the same
thing was repeated, and it is added that
the corn was in the ear at Easter. There
was in France neither snow ror frost
throughout the winters of 1888, 1907, 1909,
lol7, and lose; finally, in 1862. oven in
the north of Germany, the stoves were not
lighted, and trees fowered IN February.
Coming to later dates, the winter of lSai-
Al, when is thunderel at Paris on the 2Sla
Of January, and that Of 1866, the year OF
the great inundation Of the Seine, may be
mentioned as exceptionally milt--Pu!L
Mall Gazette.
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TEE ALDIEE, while ISSUED wi.h all ,hs
regularity, has hone cf the temporary or
t!r.eiy intsrst characteristic Of ordinary perl
odies-s. Il IS su elegant miscellany q pure,
ligh; and graceful literature; and coilec-
tioa CT pictures, the rarest specimens Of ~
tistir skill, IL white ana black. Although
each succeeding nu,a5er aEordS fresh
pleasure II is flicnis, the real value and
beauty Of TDg ALDFEE will be u.ost ap-
preeiated after il mas been bound up at the
close OF sae year. While other publications
may Claim cheEpIess, IS compared with n.
walls Of Il similar class. THE ELDlNE is a
unique and original ncepJon--alone azd
nlppr0ac1ed--absoig without ct-peti-
t.or IN price or character. The possessor Of
complete volume cannot duplicate the
quantity of fine paper and engrayings in any
other shape or number Q. solune for tea :IHes
as costs; and then, tstre C-s II: ckromos, Be-
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II PROBATE. E.-N.Srrowoc Corx7,

IN PROBATE. E.-MsSrrowoc Corxrr
i CorRT
ln the Matter Of the Estaiaof Au.ust Hart
sig, Deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of John
X "eber,9t hani'owoc County rcpf esentinr
among ether thing that August Hartwig.
Late Of hanlio@oc County died ia.es:ata. leaY
ing goods, chattels and estate within tl.i.
tate and that the ssid petitioner Is creii-
tor Of SAID deceased. aut praying that al.
minis'r4tion Of said estate be 70 Lirn granted
II IS ordered that sail petition. bs heard be.
iore the Judge of tits Court. On Monday. the
2Sd otFroru D.. 1874 a 10 o s!c OK
4. NJ. at my Office IN sid County
Ordered further ,tlIat notice thereof be civ.
en- TO the heirs of said deceased and to All
persons interested .by publishing a COW Of
this order for three successive weeks rrior
to SAID day of hesriHy, in the Manifouoc
PiLor Weekly Newsp .per pubisled I
Man!iowoc in said County.
T. G. oLxsTED, County Judge
Dated Manito-oc the i,h Is; of February
i p 1874 s7-sT
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Administrative Sale

IN PROBATE, MAEIToWOC COUNTY
/ COURT.
In the matter Of the estate Of Dennis Judge.
deceased.
Notice IS hereby given ths, By virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of License. made
in said matter, on the 22d day Of December.
A d. 1873. by the County Court Of SAID
county the undersigned Admin stratrir of
estate Of Dennis Judge. deceased, will. on
Monday the % day of February. A. d 1874
at ten O'Clock il the forenoon OF said day at
the ol5ce u the County Juage. in the City
Of ManitoEos. in said County. offer for Sale.
At Public Eenjue, the following described
Lands, 'o-wit: The undivided half part CT
the East bali Of Northeast quarter Of Sec
ti0n seventeen az. Township twenty-,wo
t22J East County Of Mauitowoc, Wisconsin
The Terms Of Sale Cash.
MAgGAHET JuDGE, Administrators.
Dated 81 Manitowoc, the S2d day of Dccem.
Der. a. b 1878.
The above sale is hereby adjourned till
Monday, the 9Th day Of February, A. d.
1874. at ten e'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Office Of the County Judg. in the
Ciiy Of Manitowoc in said County.
MAsGaREr JUDGE. Admin.stra,rix
Dated at Maniloroc ths 81 i1y Of Psh-ulrv
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