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IN oRoBITE = Manitowoc County

In the matter of the estate of Matthias Hnilicka.
deceased.
On reading ana fling the petition Of wenzil
lIpcka. OF tooucrstoWi.in said county one of the
heirs Of said deceased, representing among other
things that there mistake made Ia the trans
iation of the last will and testament of said de-
ceased when said last viii and Testament wss-ad-
United 10 Probate in said county, and that there
were certain other mistakes and Irregularities in
the record in said matter in said Court: and pray-
ing thai an order be made by this Court aHthoriZ-
ing aud empowering hi. Court 10 amend and per-
iecI the records o. proceeding ia the above entitled
matter IN such manner a. HAY be necessary to
make the records OF proceeding in said matter con
form 10 the truth. Therefore it is ordered that
said application be heard before me at the Probate
Once IN The city of Nanitowoc in said county, on
the I'd day of April 1876 at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. And IL il further ordered that notice shall
be given 10 all persons interested in said matter Of
the time and place of hearing said petition bv
publication in the MaHitowoc Pilot newspaper
printed in said county for three Successive weeks
once each week, prior 10 the time at such hearing
By the Court: T. G.. OLMSTEn.
sDeWo County Judge.
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Hr. Iilden's character seems to have
begun slowly TO improve. now that it
has ceased to he for the supposed interest
Of halt the American people that 1t
should be bad The lawsuits against
him will probably be gradually with
drawn. his health viii improve, even
the Oregon dispatches may be IL
read IN the light Of Indifference and in
partiality, and found to be, willis pos
sibly suggesting, certainty not conyicting
of corruption, and, in the course of two
or three yeas, he may hope to stand as
well before the American people as he
di two or three years ago, and to 20
finally into history as a man Who had
really done some good and efficient work
in government, and shown the capacity
and desire to 10 more with increased
opportunity. The New Y ork Tribune
even already, having occasion to speak
of the canal reforms Of Gov. Tillen,
finds itself constrained to remark:
Whatever may have been the motives
WITH which that work was undertaken
it was well done, and the state Of New
J ork is indebted to HIM for having put
ring and his dynasty out Of power IN
Mr. Bellcn out Of the Syracuse canal
the statc-lt is to be hopcd-fcrevcr :"
-Spriagfe3d Re7,Ujijcan.
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" atierS0n on Hayes.

The Republican party is a great sin
ner, and has withstood It's destiny a
long time do admit But the last four
years have witnessed the taking off Of
many of its guiltiest leaders. Year by
year they will continue to come to grief
In its order the party itself will fall,
crushing those that remain with it in
is complete and final wreck. | take
this ION faith, and my faith is strong
AMI pure; faith in great creative prin-
ciples Of the universe. faith in free insti-
tutions. faith in the people and faith in
the future have no faith in the yio-
lent method proposed by some of our
friends who have grown warilke after
the event. They remind me only of
Swift's Irish Engineers:
Whea al is lost that's worth defense
They build q magazine
In this present battle all. is .lost except
our honor, the memory of our struggle,
the glory If our triumph, the lesson of
our surrender. If Mr.. Hayes is TO
come into the Presidency, as coming in
he is, | would not contest his legal title
to the Office. | would make nc idle
iactious outcry. | would not block his
way. Rut | would let him pass along,
aging merely, Sir, it is your turn to-
day; tomorrow it may be an,ther's; let
those laugh most who laugh last >
No man need fear break in the
Democratic line. The South is partIcu-
larly unr.pe for plucking; neither is it
for sale During ten years it has piled
up proof Of its capacity for endurance
All this session it las gwen hostages to
fortune and-the North To-day it is
standing by its count, true exponent
Of fidelity and peace. If Dir. Hayes
sees lit to vary the policy Of national
prescription and military interference
which has characterized the administra-
ton Of General Grant, he will DO wise
thing for himself, a just thing for the
South and good thing for the whole
country. But the South proposes to
ak nothing, to buy nothing Of him or
those who shall rule with him. The
manner of his coming in builds wall
between his administration and those
embracing a great majority of his fell
low citizens, who preferred another
There can be no compromise with the
Republican party; no compromise with
the historic eight. As MIR. Hayes may
Cio the right, he viii receive the com
mendation of good men; but this is not
expected OF him, nor will it insure to the
benefit of his party or wipe out the dis
grace of his coming in. | fear then if
he be the liberal and conservative man
he is said to be he will not long remain
so. lie belongs to a party whose nature
is changeless, and it will the rather con
troll him than he it. The Democratic
PARTY has but to pick itself out Of the
slough OF despond, look calmly at the
situation as it is, and move forward
brayely up the rocky ridge. There may
he deserter here and there If there
is, let him go. There may be, there
viii be, many a comradc who shall never
mount the hill Bury him with the
honors Of war and march forward. For
rs the word should be, as 1t was given
y the greatest philosophers and states
men hundred years ago, Cheer us if
we run; console US if we fall; but for
Gods sake, let us pass on; let US pass
en-.
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In the matter Of the guardianship of the minor
heirs of George Ntttmaun, deceased.
On reading and thing the pciiji"n Of Frank Bra
del, guardian OF said minors, representing among
other things that The said wards are seized Of Ger
tain rcaisefa!e in the town Of Cato in said county,
and thai II Is necessary that Mi oi the should
be sold, aud PRAYING for license To sell the same
and II Appearing tn tie Court, from said petition
that 1t i necessary that the petition of the said
guardian to sell said real estate b. granted If j.
ordered and directed that riTv next of kin TO said
wards, aud al persons Interested in said estate
appear before me Oh Monday, the I'd day Of April
\. u. 1877, NJ ten o'clock n. m. al the Probate
Office in said county. THEN and there to show cause
Of any there be'Why license should not be granted
ior the sale OF said real estate according 10 the
prayer " said petition.
Ard il is further ordered that copy Of this order
shall be published for ujr .Ucc esive weeks prior
10 said day OF hearing. in the Manitowoc Pilot.
weekly newspaper printed ut Maui;owoc III said
county
Dated ut MaIitowoc, the -th day Of March 4 d
1Sl1. I. q. OLNSlED.
9SW4 County Judge.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN Eis0EsAEs3 Mauitovyoe County
i

In the matter OF the estate of Lcmuel p Nichols
deceased
Notice j. hereby given, that by virtue and in
matter. on the nth day Of september, \ n 1875
by the County Court of said county. the under
signed administrative OF the estate of Lcmucl =.
Nichols late Of said comfy deceased will. en- Nh
day the sHh day Of April A. u. 1871 at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day AT the Office othc Comfy
Judge. IN the city OF Manit0wcc. in said county.
offer Tor sale. at public vcrGUc. the following
described lands, tO-Wt: The east half If the south
west one quarter Of section number one in town
ship II neteen north ofranCc number twecty one
east containing eighty of land be it the same
more or less situate lying and being in said
county.
The terms of sale To he cash payment on de-
livery of administrative decd.
I. g. OLNSrFD. County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc, the l4ta day Of March. 4.
d. lSlI. giG-3y.
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N PRoBATE-u anttogac Count,

In the matter of the estate of And. as Ruemer
deceased.
On r aiding aud fling the petition Of Henry
Scherer al Manltowoc representing among ether
things that Andreas lsnemer late Of Rockland Oh
leaving goods, chattels ana within this State
and that tAe said petitioner is a creditor OF said
deceased. and PRAYING that administration OF said
estate be I Christian F. Hagenow granted. i is
ordered that said petition be heard before tne
Judge OF this Court, II Monday. the 10th day Of
April 4. D. ia7l at ten o'clock \. NJ. al my Office
IN said county.
Ordered further that notice thereoftc given 10
The heirs OF said deceased, and to all persons in
tercsted. by publishing copy OF this order for
three ~uccc. sive weeks prior to said dag ofhcarug
in the MauitU~oc Pilot ii weekly new spaPcr pub
lShcd at NanitoWoc in said county.
I G. OLMST TED, County Judge
Dated the 18th day Of March 4. D. 1877.
gt9-5H.
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DURING the session ofthe Legislature
just closed there were introduced III
bills-455 in the Assembly. and 261 in
the Senate-of which 3o1 become laws.
OF these laws passed, 1s5 originated in
the Assembly, and 116 in the Senate.
The number of laws passed by the Legis-
lature of 1876 was IA. Eleven joint
resolutions and - memorials to Con-
gress were passed this session
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nation is significant, and perhaps FORE
bodies the defeat Of Kellogg, we are now
referring to the vote on this question
merely to show that Republican
supremacy in the new Senate rests on
SO frall a foundation that it is liable to
erumhle away at an adverse touch from
ans quarter and at any moment--N J.
Sun.
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Is PROBATE, m.nrtouoc Comfy
A Court.

In the matter of the estate of John Ho@e deceased
On reading and filing the petition of AHggIstina
i!o-e, oi Maple Grove, representing among other
things thai John Hose. late of Maple Grove died
lnte~ac leaving goods, chattcls and estate within
tins STATE and that the said petitioners the widow
81 said deceased, and praying that administration
of said estate he To Friedrich La renee granted il
l. ordered that said petition be heard before the
judge Of this Court, on Nonpay the ID Ilay of
said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given To
me hei.s OF sad deceased. and 10 all persons in;
trTe>ted. by publishing a copy ai this order for
three sHeces i've weeks prior 10 said ddF OF hearing
IN the Nanitow0c Pilot. o weekly newspaper pub
Hshed at NanitoWuc in said Comfy.
T. q. u!SISFED, County Judge.
Dated, ManitOnoc, The IN day OF March L. D.
III. M1y3
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IN PROBATE : HanIaowoc County

In tie matter OF the estate o. Robert Morriz on
decea ei.
TO all whom 1t NAV concern: letters of admin
sfratOI on said estate having been iSLel 10 Hugh
Morrison on the 73,h day OF March A. D. ls7- and
four months from and after said day being SLOWED
and limited for creditors TO present their claim.
given thar the undersigned uill on Monday. Mas
Esih A. d. lS75. and Monday JiAy 9Th. 4 d ~
at ten c.oh 4 81, on said days al the Probate
ceiye. examine and adjust al claims and demands
of all persons against said deceased.
Dated March 18th. III.
csc IT G. Oh MSTED Counfv Jud,o
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G. & INV LINZ Els

THE CHICAGO * NORTHWEST ER1 RAILWAY
T-5f1v;.y fiii5s Z Q Is ffvea : r,
and. with liz uumeI o.s branches anu connections,
~ ic,i.-u and aH points IN illinois iscousn. Nor
flcru Michigan. Minnesota. Iowa. Nebraska. Cali
foruia and the WesJern IerfiioIies It's
Omaha & California Line
L the shortest and hest rou between Chicago and
nil points IL Northern Illinois, Iowa. Dakots. Ne
brlsha. Wyoming. Colorado, tab Nevada, Cali
hruia Oregon. china, Japan and Australia. It's
Chicago St. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
is thc.shorf line between Chicago and all points n
Nurtlcru i>conen and Ninncs, IA, and ur Mad
son, -. Paul Minneapolis Duluth, and all points
iii he Great Northwest. It's
Lacrosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
+ the les, route between Chicag" and La Crosse
Ninoaa, Rochester OWatoHua. Aianllato, St.Peter
New UIm and all points ii southern ard Central
Minnesota. Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
L the only lire between Chicago and JaEesyillc.
WATERFRONT. Fond dU lac, Oshkosh, Appleton,
Green Bay, E>can aha. y egaUncc Marquette hnUgb-
toll, Hancock and the Lake superior Country Its
Treeport and Dubuque Line
Is tie ouly lpute between Chicago ard E
Rockford, EreeqoEt, and all points via Freeport
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
+ the old Lake Shore route. and Is the only one
F,a sr between Chica-o and Evanston. lake For
Tvs5. Highland Park " aukeEaa, Racine, kenosha,
and tiiwankce-
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are ran 81. all through trains 81 this road.
ais * the ONLY LINE running these cars he
tween Chicago ana -. PAIL and Minneapolis. Chi
cage and MiiwaENee, Chicago and Nlncna- or III
cp-a and Green Lay.
ti,~c Comet; inEs ere ueae az Chicago with the
Lax, .,3.srr s Michigan SoulhCru. Michigan Cen
rr9l E;sfrlmore & Ohio. Pitt>baTCa. scrt Wayne IL
Chicago sNallLskCe iiIle aud Pan Handle Routes.
for an peli.t- EAST and sou III EAST. ss..a with
Tie tii5., and Alton and Illinois Central for all
EuintS south.
Ci.,Se connections are also made with the Mon
Plcite IL. T. at Omaha for all far esJ points.
Ciese connections lnade II Junction points With
trains # al. cross points
ieS..,S over this route are sold b. all Coupon
Ticket AGENTS 50 the Ii;oG States AID Csaat!aS.
Remember. you ask tor ycIir tickets Via The Chi
caro = Northwestern Railway. and take none
other.
NV York g esce- No. AZ BToa2w3y: BGSf IN OF
fee No 5 ~:s-e street Omaha Once. - fs.rnhaln
street; san Francisco Office. IL II 1Bt-ogneEy
Chicago Iickei Offices ~ Clark = reef, under SheT
man HoriSr - Canal. corner Madison, kiHzie-sf
geari cnIHeF Yves Ginzie and Canal streets els
I Street Depot. cu-ucE Wells and kinZie Streets
Tpr rates q Information uot attainab.e from your
: home EcSct aeeEts, apply 10
: " n STs.xNFrr MAEyIS HCGfTrrT
Gea.Pass Ag't. Chicago. Gen Nansr, Chicago
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N pRofsArE.- M:sni,owoc coanty

IN til" matter Of he guardianship of Catherine
Garry minor child oI Michael Carr, deceased
on reading aud tlirE the pcriIiuu oi T. t. Shove
guardian ul said minor setting forth that uo per
Sonai estate has come 10 his hands. and showing
the description of The land, of which said ward *
seized ana HAT II j. necessary - sell al f he in
tcrc> % said ward in said lands IL order Ia pax The
necessary expenses OF said ward and PRAYING that
license b" to him granted To .eli all the il.tuT,,S
which said !Giaor has in the lands mcHtia..cd and
II appearing by said petition, that there * no pr
so"al est@t, in the hands Of SID Guardian to pay
said expenses and that il J. necessary in order Ia
pay the same, 10 sell al! OF said wardS interest III
said real estate; il j. therefore ordered that al
persons interested fiji said estate appear before
Tie Judge Ofthi~ Court. Oh Monday -hc % Il day ct
March :. -. 1871, at ~ o'c,oG \. NJ at the office
OF The County dUl.-e in thc city If NanisGuoc IN
said county t!iCu and there to show cause If any
There na) why license sAuH!d not &C granted 10 said
guardian to sell said real tate according to the
PRAYER Ut said petition.
And j. is farther oydc"cd, that copy Of this
order shall be published Ter four .ucce-si, weeks
prior 10 said day uf hc,:iiny, in thcMantowoc PILOT
weekly newspaper printed and published AZ
ManituwCc IN said county. and personally served
on all persons Interested in said residing in
said county, ii least iourt days before said day
of hearing. I;y the Court.
Dated II Manitowoc the 18th day of February,
4. d. 1871.
965-4w. r. G. QLMSG Ed, County fudge.
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En- psoaIaE.5-fsani county
Il Court

In the matter Of The estate of Gulbrand G.
WaarUuI deceased
Taalf whom ii may concern: letters # afniuis-
fration on said estate havlu. beer isSTiod - + \.
Rnble on The It3. Gav of + tfssT,- 4 u. Isl, ard
fur months and after sal e.s being a it4yca
ana limited Vr creditors present .te3r claims
for animation and allowance. Notice = uPrcnF
ais en- 7lat tle undersigned will On the rrsf MsF-
dag 81 March. april, May and inHe nest eR-uiugs
al ll. Probate aiee In tao rIty .ot NaaltANoc IN
said coaEty r0criyg. examine. ara a.s'<t an
claims and deHlsI,iS Of All persons against said
deceased.
9s1-tw. 7. t. 0l.nSIED, Co2niy JaG9e-
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GUARDIANS SALE.
MISREPRESENTATION COUNTY

tUtW e
u tEe matter Of the guardianship OF nj nor heirs
of JaliH AZ odewald deceased.
SoiicciS hereby gisen. that hy vi-fue and in
pnsuan &c % an ortr o. license made in sid mat
ter on he 18Th day ofFebraary. a D. ISL b. the
Coanty tourt Of said county. the uadersisE etl
tlsrse Goidic guardian Of the fliner heirs OF John
hoe'va "a q ceased, wiil. on Monday the 18th aav
81 arcl- A. u l~75 M zen O'Clock In the forenoon,
Of said aar. Ct nc arsce of the CoJnir Ind in
the city oi AaHitowoc. III said county. offer for
sale at public NeDdge- the following described
iaHss fo-Eit+ ne north west quarter Of the south
west quarter and the south west quarter of ne.
south west quarter Of section No. thirty two tS2}
III town No. eighteen - Range Ne tsreaty three
~ east in county Of Maniroxoc aud State az Wfs
cGnsln- The Terms of sale cash.
GEORGE COLLIDE. Guardian
Dated At hanituwcc, the 25th day OF February.
a d. i--1 te- -
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Judicial Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that at a
judicial Election to be held in the sew
eral towns, wards and election precincts
in the State Of Wisconsin, ON the first
Tuesday, being the third day Of April
next, the following officers are to be
elected. to wit;
AnAsSociate Justice of the Supreme
Court, in place OF William p Lyon
whose term Of Office Will expire on the
first Monday in January. 1878.
4 ,rU5rgU NV on e-ssS1Yy- sr15s
FIRST Judicial Circuit. comprising the
counties of WaIwor'h, Racine, and Ike
nosha, in place Of john 7. Wentworth.
whose tern Of Office will expire on tie
first VI onday in January, 1873.
\ Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Eighth Judicial Circuit, comprising the
counties of Damn, Pepin, Pierce, and
St. CroiN. to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of II. j. Humphrey.
whose term of Office would expire on the
FIRST Monday in January, 1879.
4 county Judge in each ofthe several
counties Of this State in the place Of
each Of the County judges of the said
several counties, whose terms of office
will expire on the thirtY-frst day of De
cemAer, 1877.
Given under my hand. and he great
seal OF tie State, at Madison, this 18th
day of February, 1877.
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4

In the matter Of the estate Of Jacob Lucps de
ceased.
ON reading and Cling rgsa petition of Adolph
Whitman cI the Citl az NIuItuwoS in said con UiE
rem" s,u,in- among other things that en- the l6
day of May ls,ji the said decea cd contracted 10
convey To him. the said petitioner, th, premises
known and described n lots No. one n two ~
three C5l and four 4 in Block II in the village
NOW city, of NaNito1voc IN >ajd comfy Of N1ut'-
voc. State Of Wisconsin. said lots being ii lot
81 81 iuseCuon nineteen tl|' town nineteen t.af
Range bSeuly four - and claiming THAT he. the
said petitioner j. entitled ~ Conveyance Of said
premises and pIayinc that Niiiiam e. LHeH~. al
IA uistTatvr 81 said estate hc authorized a 3lrer
fud ny decree o. lhis court ~ make an0 execste a
conveyance al sait premises 70 him, ne said pc
titionrr II j. ordered ths. sal petition be heard
before the Judge oi this Court on Monday l2ih
das of AplIi lS-7 81 l9 oci'cs VI, a. thePro nalt
EFF e. in the. civ o. y aufaveC II. said County
And Il s. further ordered Jh Il notice thereof ne
published six successive weeks tnce IN each week
aefarc ~alh hearing in tsIe 1das.,EoSa" Pilot a
Vte.,ly newspaper published il tic cjty Q. Aaui-
+ toSvac ~ said county.
Dated February 1&d, Isl
ao7-6,.. a. q ul-MSTED. County JUdse.
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IN PRoB ,TE-11an.tovvoc county


In the matter Of the guardianship of Frederick,
Meyer and Herman Meyer minor children uf Cord
Meyer. late OF said county, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license made in said
matter, i'll the 10Th day of February A. d. ls.1
by the cOuntytourt ofsdid county the undersigned
Guardians OF said minor children of said dece; srd
sill on Monday the l@th day OF March. a. II. 1871,
y ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. II the
Office Of the County Judge, in the cry Of Mantle
Voc N said county offer for safe, at pubii- vgndue
fhe following described real estate 10 wit: Ger
cain strip, piece or belt ofand ninety mir 900 feet
IA Width through the whole thereof extending
from the south tp the uoTh side across lots HHnhr
twu ~ aud three o. in subdivision Of lot mum Der
one o. in section humble" eleven I'D in township
number nineteen 40 north Of Range number
twentr-iour l2ll cast situate. iyiu- and being in
ManitowUc county. Wisconsin, bcin.. the same
strip, piece OF belt of land now used and occupied
~ the Milwaukee Lake shore and Wcstcrn Rail
way Company for road bed and right ct way.
The terms Of sale il TO be cash payment On de-
livery 81 Deed.
Dated Nanitowoc Wis, this 26th day o. Febrrl-
IrY, 4. u. le17.
JOIN II. MEYER,
CARL STUCK.
g67-lw. Guardians.