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Bell-An Uncalied for Excitement

Gen. Babcock and Mr. Luckey were
under various titles the private score
tarles of the President Of the United
States.
Gen. Babcock was indicted at st.
Louis for completely in certain whiskey
frauds.
One c. s. Bell, a well-known detec-
tive. and formerly Union scout, enjoy
ing, certainly until quite recently, tie
confidence Of Gen Grant, testifcs before
the Congressional committee Of investi-
CATION, that preyicns TO Rabcock's trial
Babcock and Luckey proposed to him
TO steal the evidence Of the prosecution
from the Office OF Mr. District Attorney
Dyer, at St. Louis. And the whole
country is ablaze with excitement and
discussion over the matter.
1t appears to u that this agitation
would all be Gained down by little
cool reflection. 1t seems to be entirely
forgotten that. since his trial at ST.
Louis Babcock has been ANONYMOUSLY
dimissed from the Whi.e House, by the
President Of the United States, for hav-
ing stolen or distracted a letter from
among the Presidents papers. Under
such circumstances, ofwhat consequence
is it whether he made this proposition
to Bell or not: / a man is in State
prison for stealing horse. what boots it
whether he once proposed to another
person to make off with team of
mules?
As for Luckey lie now only holds a
clerkship in the Interior Department.
Let US consider it fortunate for the
country that he has rat aecn made a
Judge of the Iourt Of Gains?
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boys, l found the notoliety of the
mine unpleasant at frst. but [ dc not
mind it now. Three year, ago visited
the mine, and enjoyed The trip very
much, especially the ride from Salt
Lake City to ALI, the little village at
the nine. | found the miners enioyipc
brand Of cigars called The Little
Emma, > and they actually had my pie
ture on the box" The young lady
laughed merrily at the recollection.
She further added that she was onIy ten
years old when her brother William
named the mine after her as voluntary
peace offering, as she was constantly I'M
portuning him TO ''come home to his
dear Emma" She was born in Eastern
Minnesota, May 6. 1859.
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Section s. When such tx shall have been
voted, CT Payment for such lands made OF
rendered ia the owner thereof, the said lands
nr7y De taken for the purpose aforesaid,
Section Q. ANY sueii town. village or city
MY receive any donation OF such ianis. By
Il deed thereof running to such town, village
or cry. specifying the purpose for which
donated. IL r-Ey also receive aEy donation.
10 he applied :ss the donor shalt direct. IN
sid cttLe ccusti uction Of such AaTbor or har-
Dor improvements
secilon 10 Any Judgment Of such circui,
court. upon the appea! herein before provii-
ed Or shall be inserted La the tak roll and
collected as other taxes are collected.
Section i. The expense Of the coTais-
siouers IN the performance Of their duties
under ,his act, shall te charge against sach
town, village. Of city.
Section r. This act shall take effect and
be in force from ami after lis passage and
publication,
Approved March Q. 1876.
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Ore difficulty in the way orinvcstiga-
ting the boundIess and bottomless corrup-
tion of Graatism, is that ycnal Demo
Gratis of distinction seems to be revealed
at every new stroke of the dissecting
knife. They and their friends make
great efforts to stop all such investiga-
trons; bu. this should hot be allowed.
Let the Democrats now in Congress
10 on and do their duty without fear or
partiality toward the Democratic rascals
that were there in former days.
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FIRST INsEETIcN MATCH so 1875
X EASE on EsCCSSIN, Mantle
y v.Dc County C,iCI9It oClEt.

In the matter OF the petition OF Martin Volendorf
FOR tie appointment 81 commissioners 10 view
certain lands taken by the Milwaukee Lake Shore
and Western kaiiToad Company, Tor the uses and
purposes of its road.
70 the Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western
Railroad Company.
lake noTice. thai on the 22d day Of February
1876 in the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF NGuit0wOc county. fled the petition Of
Martin NUlcudOrf OF said County and State. pray
ing for the appointment by the Hon. Campbell
Mclean. JUDGE OF said Court. of three disintercst-
cd persons residing IN tie said County OF Mantle
woe. ~ the cost and charge said company To
view and examine the lands Of The petitioner here
iuaityr described. with the buildings and irarrye-
MIN aukce Lake shore AID Westean Raiirs.ad
Company for The uses and purposes of said Com
paEy. and 10 estimate the value Of the lands 50
taken and all the damages which the said petition
CT - the owner thereof al the time said lands
were 20 taken shall sustain OF may have sustain
cd by reason OF the taking OF the same tor the en-
straciou and OF said road. or works arp;~rfT,
In- thereto
The land 50 taken for right Of war. Is s+rip ba1,
or piece OF land n"' exceeding one hundred feet In
width. or % feet on each side Of the centre Of The
road III said ompany- running through D.. num-
her one ID lu EiocH number two husdreI and forty
SIX $50, heir- situated in The City 81 Nanitcwc,
and State oi Wisconsin, according TO the recorded
uat Of said City. and also Franklin Street sifrsr
vu lurth OF saiG lot M. one III ana fra2in-r H..
northern hyEuCcrv thereof.
Tee rad OF said Company running from the
@tSt S'ae - sara toI No Ole Lin south easterIy
gi!tet.na tAE0S2n he same The more particular
location Ihefe"l being snGwu by map Of the route
81 s-,S Lalirra4 through the said land of petition
ef an cNea L. SAID petition so On file end nisssa
para 81 the same. and by the map and nIat OF aid
company OF ME in their o-fsce
~ t&ke further I"tice taaI said petition f,r the
aiGIlAll-eit 81 said commissioners a. aforesaid
va 31 presented a. application made for She an
IMMINENT - c.;Ini I'D ueTs. Tor te purpose aT5.re-
.aio 10 lA' sSlu tie Honorable Cau.pbetI -fcf cen
51Ae 81 5He loufi judicial Circuit CuErt ~ H..
state &c Wisconsin al = general tsr-- al 80 60.
20 De hesd IN aBG for the County of MsEiry,zo,
tsconsla ST the tolgt House N the Civ of Mani
S"N.e a .-.o county on the 5rh day OF June J.
T. I-.6 - ie opening q saI6 Cont on Tbat ia ~
: Z se5,1 hereafter - council can he hear!
ls~'t4 slGEl3"vsc saiCh 18Th ls-E
y -ELlN ECLLFNDoPT.
Lite 8 toTre.t, Atom eys icT Ftiit.elcF Mani
to~oc, Wis 10 % a.
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CONNECTICUT Election.
The Republican, Sans All gfosh-
1861 lear afCTFty. aRo TsJi1
Esur:sEsty-; c:s8escIat. Gaia
2y A.SeL1tstsf2.e.s.

HARTFORD, April 1.-THE total vote
Of the state on Monday, with only the
town OF Salem to hear from, which last
year was II Republican to - Democra-
tic, is 9S.4S5. The total vote last year
was 100,Gs3 Totals: Robinson, +3,-
557; Ingcrsoll, 51,071; Saith. 1871;
Atwatcr, 1856; In2crsoll's majority,
3.G57; plurality, 7,54l. The senate
stands Is Democrats and Republicans,
a Democratic gain of ! from last year.
The lower house, including two towns
electing one representative each, results
from which estimated, stands s. Re
pu5licans, $50 Democrats and , indie
pendents, last year, l07 Republicans,
137 Democrats, Independent; Demo
cratic gain, -: Democratic majority
on Joint ballot. 81.
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The Emma Mine HeireSs
chi,=.o Letter to The Graphic.

The young lady alter whom the IA
nous Emma Mine is named is boarding
pupil at Miss Grants finishing school
ior young ladies, in North Dearborn
street, an aristocratic stone mansion, with
an air of the exclusive gennlity about
it She is tall blonde, with satin
emooth. livery tinted skin, and light.
waving brown hair, which was ooiled in
a loose, classic krot at the hack Her
d;ess was simple Maria Louise blue
A long scarf CT black lace was tied
about her throat She was guilticss of
the smallest piece Of jcwelry. and her
eng. slender fingers were uraGorncd by
single rug. \ soft fringe OF curling
lair outlined low, wide brow. This
Nas Emma Chisholm. sole daughter of
the house and heart Of Robert Bruce
Chisholm, of Elgin. HI, few years ago
half owner Of the Emma Mine. now a
retired capitalist. explained my visit
10 Miss Chisholm, who laughed merrilv.
and said:
''Well! I.have always eluded an in
rview, AID al those Newspaper 'eports
xrsa 81 sig &c roa papa 80 the
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RI.ATNE's nostrils are terribly offend,
cd BY the door Of republican rottenncss
as stirred,np by democratic Investigation.
and he complains that from some cause
or another there has never been such a
bad air in the halls Of congress as this
winter" There is always bad air where
fifth has accumulated and is in process
of removal That is the case in CON
gress now 1t will smell better there
presently; but Blaine aud his crowd will
Dot be there to know it.
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EVANS paid Bclknap and Marsh
$4,000 yearly as the price Of his place
He was introduced to Belknap by gen
sral Rice, for which piece of courtesy
that gentlemen charged him $1,000.
In addition he repeatedly contributed to
campaign funds at the invitation of the
charmen. of the national republican
committee, reimbuysing himself after
wards by tleeding the soldiers depend
ent upon him for supplies. If there is
any one thing which above all others,
oommends the administration party to
the confidence Of the American Ieople,
it is its Intense love for the soldiers, and
its sublime devotion to their interests.
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a<s-<-n-~r--- r--S,S--y1-7sSS-5--~s

Mrs. Taft, wife of the new Secrc-
tary of war, is a cultivated lady, with a
decided prediction for literature. She
is remarkable for her benevolence, and
having been constantly engaged in works
of charity for some time past, her re-
moval to Washington will be serious
loss to the poor Of Cincinnati, Although
wealthy. Judge Ta}tand Mrs TAFT have
always preferred simple style Of liv-
ing.
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Wendell y. Anderson. Cdairmq,

FOURTEEN ton Of silver coin make
half million Of dollars. As about
$40, 100000 are required to take the
place Of the fractional currency, we have
the neat little total Of eleven hundred
and twenty tons Of silver floating round
in the channels of circulation. If it
should oil happcn to get together any
where and require to be moved, trife
less than $50 freight cars would suffice
to put it in motion,
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En- PEZpKsAHE County
4 S'GTsTt,
In The, matter oftAo estate of Charles Lersch,

deceased.
ORr2aGinC and Cling The petition oiJohnT.Lersch
Of Milwaukee representing among other things
that charles Licr-ch deceased late CT Manitowoc
County on the 18Th Gay Of March, 4. D. 1875. At
Branch NaHitoWncCo. died in:estate. leaving goods
chatte,S.aEd estate within this state of Wisconsin.
and that the said petitioner ! 4 Of said
deceased. and PRAYING that administration IF said
estate Ge I" him granted. il Is or
dciCa that said petition be head before the JCdge
II Ili~ Court. on Monday the 18th day Of April,
!. y. 1876 at IL Cock \. NJ at my Office in said
county.
-Iered further that notice thereof be given to
IL l'r 81 aid deceased. and To al per-os inter
t>'eu- ~ pH".inhh. copy OF ihlS order Tor three
&c -">-lyr weeks prior Ia -at1 dag 81 hearing. in
The AanItowuc iIoT a weekly newspaper pub
ia-hsa II !. in2,lg elk > said CUNT.
/. q OLhS I'D. County july.
Dated at NaIi;Uwuc the end Gay OF Marcia. d.
1916
Gl23w
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To Prove their Debts and Choose enc or
more A~sgnees Of heir Estlte, viii be
heli at a Court of B Bankruptcy. to be holden
on the 18Th dav of April. A, D., 1876, at
ten o'clock A. NJ, "a: the City of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,, before Mr.. Francis Boodgood,
Register.
c. HAMILTON.
L : Nnr>ha' ~ Messenger.
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~ 9EsaTE. -Gsunicoyvoc County
eE1LE.

n he matter Of the Estate of Friedrich Kohes
deceased.
On reading and ling the petition Of A. Y, Rica-
ter, sctIug lurtL he amount OF personal estate
tH.t hs- come To his han: Is. ana tAs disposition
thcreul-the amount Of debts outstanding against
said dcCe4sl q, and &c eli ptlou OI ali the real
tar@ of which said deceased died seized. and he
condition ard value Of The respective portions
thereof; and prayIug that license to him grant
cd 10 sell ail Inc south west quarter of the north
east quarter and south halt north east quarter %
month west quarter section - town No y range q,
and il appearing ~ said petition. that there j.
not sufficient personal estate in the hands Of said
Administrator 20 pay said debts. and that il -
necessary IN orCer 10 pay the same. 10 sell the
whole of said real estate; that the homestead con
stitGtes portion of said farm belonging TO said
dectu-od. that lie ,aid farm Is -,cd and
Eot be sold In parcels without serious damage 10
Al parties llicrCstu ana that there three minors
40 nave "a" GUARDIAN: ii = therefore ordered that
all persons Interested III satd estate appear lctuTe
TIE Judge 81 This Court, Monday thc 18th dag
ice oi tnc County ,judyc III tle City OF AdnitOwuc
in sli0 c1uIty, tAeA ald thare 10 show ca l>e IF
any There be- WHY license should NOT IL granted 10
said \. Vi. Richter Administrator 10 sell saia real
estate according 20 the prayer o: said petition.
And II Is In.!hvr OFGeredthat CopI O THIS order
shall pc published for iUTr successive weeks prior
40 said day of hearing. The Manitowcc PILOT
weekly new .aper painted at ManitoWuC in said
Comfy. ani. personally served on all persons in
tcTesteu in said estate. residing in said County. at
least fourteen day before said day Of hearing b.
the Coat.
Dat.d at Mauitowoc, the 18th day of March A.
D 1876.
7. c. OLMSTED, County Judge.
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= y virtue of and pursua 4 10 judgment of fore
closure ana sal REM ered in the above entitled
action on the 27th day of July 4. d. 1873, at a
general term of said Circuit Court of Manitowoc
County, held at the Court House in said County
and directed to | shall expose for sale and sell
IT public vendue to the highest bidder at the
Sheriff : Office in the City Of Mantowoc in said
County on the .9!h day Of April, a d. 1876. at ~
clock III the forenoon of that day, all the follow
ing described mortgaged premises or so much
thereof, NAY be sufficient To satisfy the amount
Gd.udced to the pia ntif in this action. together
with tse interest. costs and expenses, to-wit:
Lot No ci-hteen(1S land the east one sixthG-6),
ii Let 30 riGctcen (l9( all in block No. two hun
cred and forty threeG243l rs the same i laid down
the plat OF sai civ In the Office OF the Register
o. Deeds Of said Manitcwoe Comfy.
Dated sheriff. Office, Manltowoe Wis this 18TH
day Of March i. y. lo,f- ,.
4. WITfENBERG.
Sheriff of Manitow~c County.
VI g. p - Turut Plf-s Attys qI--6H
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TFIRsT PUBLICATION APRIL 6Tu, 1876
ES g'A9EfATE-T anItcyyOC County
4 Court

In the matter Of the estate Of Norman Hanson
deceased.
on reading and fling the petition of Jos Rosen
hylaI dmi iStor of the Estate of said dsceas ed
rcprc~crIuc among other things, tia! he hes fully
administered said estate. and praying that a tme
ana place be liked FOR examining and allowing BIS
account OF his administration. fled in this Court
II i ordered that said account be examined ny
Jndse 81 this Court. on Monday the fst day 81
Nav. 4. ID. ls.6, ct 10 . CLOCK A NJ, st my
Office IN said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 10
the heirs cf said declared and TO all persons inter
e-te. bv publishing COPY OF ihis o-cer ior tArec
week r7or TO said dav OF hearing in the Msnito-
rgoc P1IaT. a Weekly Newspaper pubnshea at
Mantle voc ia said COnrtv-
Dated Il Nan-.owoc, the Sid day ct April A
i. 1876.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CTsFE CT ssGSNSEN--C
> CCEl,t lS9sEIto.s County.

DC Il ' y HhCS. iidlnllI
Andre. Czly1owslti
Josept.. .alknweki
his wife and Frcthicl
Pingel, Defendants.
Dl Write Of. and pursuant to a judgment order
ID Of fore closure ana sale. rendered in The above
UTILIZED action on the 1T day Of February 1876 al
an adjourned term OF said Circuit Court of Mani
towoc County, held ut he Cour; House in said
County and 10 me direct, d. / shall expose for
: lle aud sell 1t public auction II the chest bid
sGer At the ShCri Office in the City of MAEirow &C
in said County. the 29tn day e kpyil A D. 1876
at - o'clock in the forenoon of that day. all the
following described nortgagcd premises. or as
maca thereof rs shall satisfy the amount aaju9"ed
20 thc plaintiff in this acIcn. tDgethLr with the it,
tercSt, Gusts and expenses to wit: Lots No. nine
teen 1871 and twenty L21 in Block two hundred
and iIfty three t453l IL the city and county of
Manitowoc Wisconsin.
Dated Manitowoc Wisconsin March 18th 1876.
\. WIT ENBERG.
Sheriff of ManitOwoc County.
II. C. & Y. J. TCRSEs.
g7t,w Plaintiff Attorney.
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N 'EscRATE.-Iaantt County

in TIE matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Law
renee deceased.
On reading and fling the Petition OF Isabella
Lawrence CXrcutliX Of the Last will and testament
said Cec!s ed. representing .mong other things
that she has fully administered said estate. and
PRAYING that time and place he lxed for eXarnln-
Ing and allowing account of her administration filed
fl thi~ Court. II is ordered that said account be
examined by the Judge Of is Court, Monday,
thu ~ Cnty-tuurth day of April 4. d. 1876 AT IL
O'Clock \. u al my Office in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased and t. all persons interct-
ed by publishing copy of this order for three
weeks prior said day cfhearing in the Manitowoc
Pilot eeklv Newspaper published at Manit-
ownc in said County.
Dated at Manitowoc, the % day of March A. D.
1g76
GI9sw TG OLMSTED County Judge
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STAT CT vglsE oN&Et.l
IS.
CoEnty O: auirCwoc.

Probate Ohlce. April -th \. n 1879.
In the matter of the Pr Of and Probate Of the
lat y III End 1cstsDeTt OF Carl Paul decGs d.
late of the County of Nanitow0c. Whereas. an in
Strument in writing purporIing 10 he the last viii
and IcstGr crt of Carl Paul deceased late of
The County Of Nani;awoc. has been fled in This
ofire and whereas application has been made by
Caroline Paul praying thar the same be proven
and Admitted 10 probate according to the laws Of
this State Therefore it is ordered that said appli-
cation he heard before me NJ the Probate Oficp in
the itv Of ManitOWCc in said County, on the
first day OF May. \. D. 1875 at Il o'clock
4. NJ.
And il i further ordered. that notice shall be
given to ali persons interested In said Will of the
time ana place of said hearing. by publication in
the MaTitowOc Pilot, 4 newspaper printed in said
Counts for three success i've weeks. once each week
prior to the time Of Of such hearing.
go 2w BY the Court
T. q. OLMSTED. County Judge.
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tFIRsT INSERTION FEBRUARY .4ru. 1850
FORECLOSURE SALE
cTATE OF WISCONSIN,.
y Ianitowoc County, SIS.

Lyman Emerson
Plaintiff
VS.
Nicholas ader and
William Brown
Defendants.
pY virtue Of. and pursuant to Judgment order of
otoIeclosuTe and sale rendered in the above en-
titled action the 18th day Cf December. A. ID.
1879. at general term Of saidCircUt Court Of Man.
itowuc I. unity. held IL the Court House in ga q
County. l shall expose for sale and sell at public
vendEe. To the highest bidder At the Shefif's
Office in the City OF MaIitowcc in said County on
the sth day OF April. A. D. lS76at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day. all the following described
mortgGged premises.to satisfy the amount adjudged
10 the plaintiff in this action, together with the in
tcrcst costs and expenses. to-Wit:
The north halit3..) acre of lot No. fifteen
Q5.) IL the subdivision into lots Of the south half
IS. Z y Of the y Z. quarter N. Z. Il > of Sec. No.
nineteen 90 in town No nineteen %, north Of
Range NJ. wenty-four(24) east in said Mantowoc
County Wis:
Dated Sheriffs Ofice Manitowoc Wis. this 10Th
day OF January, ) b. $50.
A. WITTENBERG.
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County.
L. J. Nash Plf's Atty 9l46w
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GUARDIAN SALE.


4
In The matter of the estate of Carl hsems de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
suance Of au order of license made in said matter.
on the 13.n dav Of March, A. D.ls16,by the County
Court OF said County the undersigned guardian
Of the minor heirs of Carl kacms deceased.
Will on.Monday the Eth day Of April. A. 1870,
at Ten clock il he forenoon of said day al the Office
Of theCounTyJ ud-e in the city ofManltuS III said
County ofer for sale al public Vendue the following
described lands ro-Hit: Lot in Block 5l4, in the
cIty OF Manitowoc, county OF Manitowoc and
State OF Wisconsin.
CAROLINA KAEMS, Guardian.
Dated al Manitowoc the Is day OF April, 4. d.
1915 al1-3w
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(sIRsT PUBLICATION MARCH 2SIsp, 1850
IN PssGEATE, ManItow County

| Cont.
In the matter Of the estate Of James Woodfeld
deceased.
! o all whom ii may cor Germ -
Letters ut Administrator said estate. of
JAMES u dECid late OF The Town of X rssuth in
the COUNT ui MaBi5owoc having been Issued TO
Fannie ' oodheld on tie .0tn day of March.
A D. 1875 and fuEr months IRON and after said
day being allowed and limited for creditors To
present heir claims foT examination and allowance
NoiiCc i hereby gwen that the undersigned will
On the frst aid hind Mondays of each and every
month until th- expiration III said time at the Pro
baic Office in The city OF Manitowoc in said county
receive. examine. and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against said deceased.
5l,-w +. Il. DIN SrED County Judge.
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MECH kNlC'S LIEN SALE.
Va SrtS9 a.

ANss ssSs e9C COUNTY ClhtSkI
VI CUIEsa.
Charles ". White and
Andrew Bcrtler.
Plaintiffs.
Andrew Cyaykowsky
and John Y. Jones,
Defendants
TSY virtue of and pursant to judgement of fore
Enclosure of mechanics Lien and sale rendered
in the above entitled action on the 9Th day OF Feb
ruary \. d. 1876. az regular term of the Circuit
Court for Maritowoc County, Wisconsin. and an
execution ssued thereon and to directed. |
shall expose for sale and sell at public vendue TO
the highest bidder at the 81 cTitfs Office in the
court house in the City of MantOwoc, i'll said
County, on the 18th day Of April A. d. 1876 at 10
clock in the forcr of that day all the right,
title and interest which the said defendant Andrew
CyaT<owskF had on the 10Th day of Septemb A.
ID. 1871 or which he has since acquired in and tn
lots number nineteen 90. and twenty t2O. in
block number tWp han ircd ana fifty three t253) in
theCity of ManitoNoc in said County and state Of
Wisconsin. according to the recorded plat and said
City. and ia and TO the brick building theron sit
uart a.
Dated Maritowoc FEBRUARY 2}d 1876.
\. WITIE III BERG,
Sheriff Of ManitowCc County.
White s Forest, Pitts Attys.
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