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absence.

JUDAH ?. BENJAMIN. onco Confederate
Minister Of War, butt q. Z. enjoying the largest
commercial practice 1.-THE English bar lately
ra.urnel all his briefs for the Guildhsl sitting.
accompanied by checks for the foes he mad re-
ceiyed with them, because all his time would De
taken by the causes at Westminster Hail. ana
be- did not think it right TO retain payment Tor
business which he could not attend
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STEAMERS.
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Or and sitter Monday February 26, LIZ b
1917, the steamer MATTANO, Capt.
VIM. II. Byles, will be run as follows: Leave
Alexandria EVERY MONDAY and THURS
DAY, from King street wharf, at 80 o'clock
a. m for Landings on the Potomac as far down
as Nonini. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 6 o'clock,
for Washington, arriving early the same even
iEg. Freight received daily.
feb Is J. BRODEKS s. CO., Agents.
T1HE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
i February 23d, 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE--Both Fer .T->
ry Boats will BIO On the line between .Sl1kasI =
Alexandria and Washington on and after Sum
day next tho 2jth Of February, running as
follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At 80, 8 50, 8 80, IL 90 and II 30 q. M. and
II 80, 20, 2 80 80, 80, 5 80 and 6 p. Ill.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
Att %0, 30, 80, 10 so and II 80 a. H., and
II 90, | 80, 2 90, 80, 30, 5 90 and G p. III.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria at 80 10 30, and IL 80 q.
~, and II go 80 2 60 3 80. 80, 6 ~ and y. III.
Loavo Washington at 9 80, 10 30 and II ~ g.
NJ. and T. 80 80, , 80, . 80 4 30. 5 &c and I'm.
ieb 23-lw ). 5. HOW1SON, President.
INLAND y 8EABOARp COASTING co.
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Aletanoria GaKette
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH IL.

JUSTICE CLIFFORD is surprised that ais ao-
seuce from the Capitol during tho inaugural
ceremonies should 30 regarded rs politically
significant lie says nc remained swsy because
be had been informed that President Hayes hso
taken tho oath OF office on Sunday night! and
this ceremony, which has always been perform.
ed at tho Capitol in the presence Ct Inc 'u'l
Supreme Court, would be omitted. HaVing II
eros. deal Of pressing work to do On opinions
delayed in consequence Of services on Inc
Electoral Commission, ho decided to remain
quietly at homo and work lilo denies that his
political feeling had anything to do with his
sbsence
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'-.,t tho


This company offers unrivallod facilities for
tho transportation Of freight and passengers,
and will run thnir steamers regularly rs follows:
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FOR N GW YORK

The al Steamships F.. Z. KNIGHT <2a%1
and JOHN GIBSON leave the coln-SAAAA&2
pany's wharf. Alexandria, EV cry SAT U r.
DAY MORNING, aud Now York, from pier
4i East River, EVERY 3ATt) RDAl at four
O'clock p. In.
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Mrs. A. e. NEWTON

Has taken the elegant, colnlnodio"7 "'' ,,.~
located dwelling al the northeast c'fh'' -. -.
eron and ST. Asaph streets, formerly
denco Of j. Il. McVeigh, esq and -. ,.a
it thoroughly for tho acconm"d"'''" s. a..,r..
MANENT, TRANS LEN I "i''' 49,.
BOARDEKS. who viii be s"c''A'''''' 49,.
the most reasonable terms
NEW GOODS Received this ds,. .I,,,t.,.,.
~ Porous Pl.stars, Herrlck's 'Lt'Iisi- -
Plasters, Tarrants Extract, Barry I n, ~
Burnett's Cod Liver Oil, :jinm"n- i'', T..
ulstor, BULBS Cough Syrup, h"Fr G' ;ir.r.aa
Powder, Edes' Corn Plastcrs, BAIT! yn..I, g..
erous, Schenck's Pulmonic .'yr"P r' ".:
Ayers, Bulls, llclmbold'5 ""I .nj r.
Surss parlIs, Wibors Cod Liver ,' "a! A''
phats IF Lime and Lyons Tooth {" '.'lC e..
new q and lij hins s.''.
70 MATS VERY FINE0hp GOV it'ir n: l..
l. Il MENT JAVA COFttk, iiI,rii't:H
day by [lob III J.. .. u l. u Is
DRlME NEW OELEAH' N''-
L just received By = utiBUE!
feb 7 d. L. -. j.. ." -. ,.,l.y3I
CMALL MARILAND HAv ~ rI"'I1BSEH
= at feb 81 RAMsA19 O'"
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No. 60 King street.
We have now in store, purchased direct rom
The manufactures y full complete and hand
some assortment of goods in our line, t. which
We invite special attention.
Fronch China Dinner Sets, complete, in plain
white, gilt band and decorated French China
Tea Sets, in gilt band and decorated French
China Cups and ssiaucers, gilt band and plain
white; French China Vases new patterns snd
very handsolne French China Toilet Seta,
Moss Rose and other patterns; English Toilet
Sets handsomely decorated, something new ;
China Mugs, Toy Tea Sets, Glass Vases, Sc.
We have tho largest and lost complete stock
of goods ever before brought to this place which
we are ohorirg a. very low figures. Cal slld
examine OF goods and prices. mh i
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

rErU TIE LADlES-We hsre one OF the
L largest stocks ol FINE BUTTON and
LACE BOOTS ever offered in this market, Of
superior quality, handsome IN stylos, which will
be sold ut u srnall advance on the cost to manu-.
facturo Call and sep ut WADDEi'5. "A King
street.
WYE NOW HAVE IN STOCK A VERY
w great variety Of Ladies Low Shoes
suitable for Spring and Summer VICAR; Newport
Centennial and Continental Ties and Congress
Shoes in ali tho latest styles ut WADDEf'S, "A
King street.
AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERS--Lades' Fronch Kid Broadway,
Ladies Lasting Broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broadway, Fronch Kid Toilet, Cashmere To-
lot Lasting Toilet, Serge and Carpet Slippers,
in every style and quality. nL WADDEl'S, IA
King street.
NEW STYLES LADIES GAlTER:; at
IN WADDEY'S IA King street.
pURTS FINE SHOES, for Ladies' Missos,
ID and Children, at WADDEY'S. "a King st.
AIDES FINE SHOES st WADDEY'S, r
- King street.
T ARGE STOCK or CHlhDREN'S BOOTS
- AND SllO E5-ProtoctOn Toe vii! wear
twice as long as shoes mado in the ordinary way.
They will not wear through tho upper ~ the
toe. Ono trisl will provo this 10 your entire
satisfaction For sale ut w ADUEi'S II King
street.
AGISSES' w ak l N q and SCHOOL
lYA BOOTS--A large stock, in every style and
quality; prices low; vt WADDAY'S, IA King
street.
T AIDES LASTING DOOTS-A largo stock
- with II great variety of rev styles boauti-
full and very cheap ut WADDEY'$, "a King ST.
MISSES LASTING BOOTS, in every style
lM quality and price, Mt WADDEY'S, ia
King street.
AIDES HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS,
Il ut WADDEY'S, "a King street.
rENTLEMEN' FINE DRESS BOOTS
" AID SHOES--A largo stock Of now styles,
worry handsome, Of tho bost quality nad NJ low
prices, ut WADDEI'S, IA King st.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL and WALKING
~ BOOTS-A largo stock and great variety
Of style at worry reduced prices al WAtDE4';',
n King street.
INFANTS BOOTS and SLIPPERS-A line
z stock, in every color, style and quality Of
very reasonable prices, 1t WADDEl'H, ~
King street
pOYS' end YOUTHS DRESS SHOES-A
- good stock Of new styles, OF fine quality and
al low prices AT WADDEY'S, "A King St.
r AIDES HOUSE SHOESL1rga stool; and
IL great variety, suitable for old lsdioa, ut
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
DOYS' ard YOUTHS BOOTS. Kip and
- Calf, good and cheap, At WADpEY'$, "a
King street.
MISSES FINE BUTTON BOOTS st
WI WADDEY'S, q King strooL.
r AIDES FINE WALKING BOOTS st
IL WADDEi'S, II King 81.
A I,ARG E stock of HEAVY -. "a, suit.
II able for tho country, To wiz, ~ invite
the special attention Of coIntIY IIu.' anL3 as
they will be sold very low for money, i ~ AID
DEY'S, "a King street. sep IL
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PAPER HANGlNG>
AND
INTERIOR DECO5siTi'3NH


FOR 1876.
New and Beautiful Gold, Silver, MIn% ,i." IT,.
bosscd Plain, Frosco, Marble NJ! f'''" ''''
tations. t..
Now styles OF Paper Hangin!>s '.'; ~. p.
lmitstons for coings md side "n'': 81 i;''.',.
houses, public halls anI churciIra, Se'o''.
great caro- from the beat hAn'iiacLHf''..
My experience for many yc:.T& IA '' , d.
onaUng mo to give satisfaction hnI s..i 80,
JOHN 4. zItiths'
.uly 30 los EIv" --s"
DISOS CURE FOR CONSUMriIGH,.- TO-.
l. above admirable remedy for io"SI 49,,
and all affections of the lungs in h"'H ''!I .,.
children continues to grow stendiiy 'hi'. 49,.
vor. 1t is now over five years &'h'" -...r.
instrumental in first introducing h's P',' o..
10 the notice Of the Virginin trade, 'i I.'''.-
that time we have sold severh! n''i'A.' .,.,.,
OF it, and with great and almost "nl'r'|' a.
faction to purchasers. In bottles Of w. a. g. ..s..
Zoe and 81 each, respectively. lH' 't'''
piled at prOprictor's rates. ..,,,cn
u0v2 Druggists Mes - sd i1' iH'''
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ECECREAaI Il CoNFECTEONERY
125 n' KING 7 5sror. 125

New Milk &c per qusrt; skinned 4ci Sular
Case Zoe per quart.
Ice Cream Csc per quart; Frozen Cu:tsrd 25c
per quart or in ice, and sent TO all parts Of the
city Ice Cream per gallon Sl.50; Frozen Gus.
tart SLID.
l return my thsnks to my friends and a gen
e-ous public for their liberal patronage, hoping
BY strict attention 10 business to mort contin-
uaton Of the same.
j. $. FORCE. No. l25 King ST,
ian 3O-3m Alexandria, Virginia
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RAILROADS.

M g., VIRG. MIDLAND s. &. S. Il i.
On and siter Friday, Jan. g. 1877, rssscrge-
Trains will run as follows:
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bv three generations, proposes to continue ITS
nseGll life, and now enters into another volume,
determined to DO tho newspaper OF tho era IN
Vircinia
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1877 GREAT 1877
lsENNSYIVAN lselEi:

J. n. BRUADUS, Il. I. :.
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1y?ASHlNGTON e OHIO kAih&">.

FRA n Il THOMSON
General MhMnYrr. LhN
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DRIDE NORTHERN BUTTER-A fresh
i supply just received; also choice PRINT
BUTTER at feb II RAMSAY 'S.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-04

The fr- in the Patent Ofiso-proper-
iy speaking, in the Interior Department
means much. When the Democratic
House was known to be a fixed fact,
Secor Robeson's and Belknap's depart
ments took fire; and. but for prompt ex-
posure BY the press Of the motives for
such fires, the records Of those depart
mentS would, doubtless, have disappear
cd in the smoke OF the flames. 1t is
now acknowledged that the files and cor
respondence Of the General Land Office
have been destroyed" and it is a cur
ious coincidence that this took place un-
der the management of Boss Shepherd
and his Washington Police Superintend-
cnt. The Land Office records were full
Of evidence Of frauds committed under
Dclano and others; and when committees
Of the next House inquire into such
/ frauds they will be confronted at the
start with the lack of proper records
The Indian Bureau and the Pension
Office, in both Of which fraud is known
to have existed, arc in the same build
ing; and'it is not unlikely that their re
cords will be found to have partly or
who'll vanished in connection with thi:
fire.-N J. SIM
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-04

America Is the land Of haadAhaking.
it being popular article of faith that
whoever wrings another man hand does
him great favor; and hence IIalIcck
says that Connecticutcr would shake
hands with a king upon his throne, and
think it kindness to his majesty. Gen.
Grant, who had expected to escape this
custom IN quitting his native lands,
inds it, to his dismay, almost as prevail
ent in Great Britain, thus showing that
we came honestly by it. Could not
some ingenious person invent an artifici-
nj hand sufficiently deceptive to be thrust
from the coat sleeve on public occasions?
This merciful device would humor the
popular mania for handshaking. while
providing much-necded protection
from the present i aims and penalties of
celebrity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-04

InE AENT GOVERNOR. Judge J.
4. Mallory, the nominee for governor of
the Democratic Reform Party at the
Fond du Lac Convention. is too well
known in this state to need any en-
coniums. But for those Of our readers
who have not been acquainted with this
gentleman $ career We copy the follow
ing of his biography from an exchange:
He was born ia Washington county.
state Of New York, about fifty wears
ago, lie removed early to Buffalo,
where he studied law. and was admitted
60 practice in the courts of the Empire
state He came to Milwaukee in 1851.
where he has resided ever since. Judge
Mallory was made distric; attorney of
Milwaukee county IN 1885 ana held the
office until 1850 In the month of
March l>Go when Judac Foote was 10
atcd ont Of the Office of Municipal
judge, Judge Mallory was appointed by
Gov Randall "a take his place. la the
following April the people Of this city
elected him to reside over the same
court rs every term expired. he ha>
been reelected without opposition.
Such. in briefest outline, has been judge
Naitory's personal and official career.
The character Of Judge Mallory i
not Only good but above suspicion.
When elected governor lie will bring nc
reproach upon the commonwealth by
any selfish scheme or corrupt practice.
An able, modest, irreproachable cultiyat.
ed man, he will lend dignity to the ex.
ecutive e1an. Der AID replace Wisconsin
where sic belongs among tbs foremost
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-04

The new Democratic state Central
Committee, Of which Hon. Jos Ran
kin is chairman, is composed Of the fol
lowing members:
First District-.A. o. Wilson, james
ville, =. II Carney, Waukesha
Second pistr.ct-A. G. Parkinson,
Dane, A. C. Kellogg, Columbia.
Third Decentralization H. Grey,
Lafayette; Charles C Rodolf. Grant.
Fourth Dis.rict-P, V Deuster, Mil
waukee; L. Frankcnberg, Washington
Fifty Dlstr:ct--Joseph Rankin, Man
itowoc; p. II. Smith, Shcboygan.
Sixth DIstrict-Joseph yates, Greer
Lake; w $ Warner, Outagamie.
Seventh histf;et-W 4. Anderson
la Cross; y. &. Fulton. St. Croix.
Eighth District T. Martin
Chippewa; $, Brundage Wood
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In tta matter Of the guardianship of the minor
hsir ot ignsr- faEEratz. dctca-cd-to-vit !snarz
PSuRrat@.
On residing aRa Alag yhe Frs;t;sa qf Matthias
Re!i. guardian Of Sai& m.Anr, representing
among ether thing th&i the said ward Is seiz
MSnitowocs Wi-.. AID thar it is necessary that
ai OF the same should be lea-e,, aad praying for
Incense TO lease the same: and /; Appearing to The
Count 20 said pctitoa that Il i ucCe ny for i,.e
ssid gHardisn lease all Of said real estate il Is
"rttescd and directed th5J the of kin to said
yard, and all persons interested in said estate ap
pear heiore me- on Monday. the 29lh of October.
\ ID. ia, 81 ten clock a n the probate Of
fee III said county. then and there 4. show cause
tif any there hel why license should tA.f &c s.SgT
ed tor the leasing oi ssid real estate according 10
the PRAYER oi said petition.
And il il further ordered that a copy of this ord
q snail Dc published Tor four successive weeks
pgior 10 said sis. Of hearing. in the Manitowoc
Pilot. weekly newspaper printed II Manitowoc
in said comfy.
Dated III Manitowoc. the 2lii. ,,sn OF Sept 4 n.
3S11. &I-tw. 7. Il. 0LASrED. County Judse
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giiw. r G. OLNSTED, County Judge.
IT, PROBATE ! auI,owoc Count
Il spEJrt.

In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph Soukup
deceased.
Letters of administration in said matter being
this day granted To Mar4rcth Soukup eXeCutrix of
A2nltowoc county and no one having required the
appointment of commissioners said estate. il j.
ordered that all claims and demands of all persons
against said deceased be received examined and
adjusted before the Judge of this Court.
And 1t i further ordered, that iour months from
and after the date hereof he and the same hereby
are allowed and limited to creditors TO present
their claims against said deceased.
And il II further ordered. that within sixty DAYS
from the dale hereof, notice OF the times and
places - which said claims may be presented and
of the time limited for creditors TO present their
claims be given by publishing The same for four
weeks. succes.iveIy. once in each week. in the
Manitowoc Pilot. q weekly newspaper printed at
MauitowOc city in said county.
Dated at Manitowcc, the Sd day Of September,
A. b. 1871. BY the Court
s9hiw. T. 9. OLM STED, County Iudge.
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CEE,Es. OF WISCONSIN,
~ NehFsSspss s}gs,.;I -

PROBATE OFFIct, September 18th. 4 D. 1871
In the matter OF the proof and probate OF tho
will and testament of Herman Larson. deceased
late. of the county of ManitowUc Whereas. an
instrument in writing. purportiEg to be the last
viii and testament OF Herman Larson. deceased.
late of the county of Manitowoc has been fled in
this Office: and whereas application has pecn made
hV Lsrina Larson, praying that the same be prove
a4ia apmItteh 80 j.0h4.e according 10 the laws of
this state therefore il Il ordefcd that sala ap
phcatiDn be heard before ne at the probate Qiige
in The city OF MantowOc in said county, IN the
18th day OF october, 4. u. 1877. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon.
And it j. further ordered, that notice the cof
shall be given 10 all persons interested in said
will of the time and place of said hearing, by pub
LEGATION in the Manitowoc Pilot. newspaper
printed iii said county for three successive weeks
ONCE each week, prior to the time of such hearing
~ l,lg G0ust
gae-Aw y q o. aASIEL. Co.nlv mn.
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u the matter Of the estate Of Gnarand q.
WnHruta. deceased,
ON reading and filing tie petition Of X. IL.
EChlc administrator of the tate OF said deceased,
representing among other things. that he has fully
administered said estate, and PRAYING that time
and place be fiAed for examining and allowing his
account Of his administration. flied in this Court
II i ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge ~ Ibis Court. on Monday. the 9Th d ay OF
Noy1a5l., ), u iS11 et zen o'clock Il. m, at my
office III said county
Ordered further. that notice thereof DC gwen "a
the heirs of said deceased aud 10 Ill persons inter
eSed, by publishing n copy OF this order for four
weeks prior t. said day Of hearing. i'll the Mani
tnw0c Pilct. weekly newspaper published at
MauitDS0C in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc. the 1>t day of Oct. A. d
81. s9Siw. 7. G. oLMSTED, County Judge.
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Whereas default has been made in the payment
Of money secured by certain mortgage hearing
date the 10th day OF March, 81, made and eXecu
ted by EIcry +. Treat aud wife TO John II. Thorn
ton. eRi recorded in the otica of the Register oi
decGs ia NC crTHiy Of MaHitywoc, on the 18Th day
Mortgages, on pape l.6. aud YGlcl sa.d ,.t3...aBr
was on The 18th day of JAY ls14, only sod .4nd as
signed to Il. Z. Eaton. ana which assignment has
been duly recorded.
AIl whereas the amount claimed to he ti;u oi.
said mort gage the date of this notice Is the
oi Sl6..tl and 80 a. solicitors foes; now there
that by virtue al power Of sale Cuntaiucd therein
said uIogIrScu. Nil I've torecl0Scd 10y the sale AT
puhlie auction II said premises described in sale
mortgage as lo ST., IS iiI ila3s !G2 in the city o
Nanitowuc. on the 9th Of Dl{u0er, lNrT. at Il
O'Clock m. ut the 'front.' daar Of The Coatt let s.
in said Cify.
aarud August 81, lslT.
90 6w. K. 7. EATON. Assignee.
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Here Is what the Racine ldrocafe,
Ia very able republican journal, by the
way, } thinks of the republican platforml
The platform adopted oy the republi-
can stats convention which met at Ma
olson the 18th inst Is hardly worth the
space it occupies. As declaration of
principles upon which to appeal to the
people for the support of the ticket
nominated, it viii prove as useless as a
last years almanac.
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STiEE cE ISGGNSiN.f
II n2niI0sfOC JCunIN.

PROBATE OFFICE, Septem Der 9th, lS7-.
~ ~ i3a'Isr oi the PROOF ana Probate OF the
ccs>cd late of the toGntv 81 SaniIowoe Whereas
instrument in writing. purplrtins 10 be he last
VIII and testament Of An rev Kendall. iecea sed
letc of the county of &anitowCc- has been filed in
tli~ litre; and whereas application has been
made 10y Lcttit.a A-G5ail praEIEs thai the same
be proven and admitted 10 pfJ4S5;1 .rc.~.'ino TO
the laws of Is state; Therefore, II l. fiifihe..
ordered that said application be heard before me
at the probate office in the City of Nanitowoc in
said county, on the 21d day OF October, A. D. 1877,
,. tnp O'clock, a. IN
And II l. ..s,trr ordered. that notice thereof
stall be given 20 all Per-Gus .nJe.sse IN said will
OF the tine ana place OF said hearing tv pebiie.-
ton In the Manitowoc Pilot newspaper printed
III said city and county Tor three weeks once each
week prior 10 the time Of such hearing
BY the Cont
sa12N. T. G. oIMSTED. Comfy Judge.
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sS PIg0zsAsE--17 :sriEowoc Count.
G Court.

In the matter of the guardianship of Tie minor
heir of Gruth VI. Halycrson.
TN reading and filing the petition OF Andrew
HalSa guardian of said Minor, representing
among other NH s.lIr the mid ward is seized Of
certain real estate il TIE eity ~ Mapuowg,, 44l
thai it is necessary thH all Qi The same 5hGtli be
-0.i, and PRAYING ;Gr license 10 sell the same; aud
il i iccesgr and for the terct he mior 10
sell ~aid real estate il is ordered and directed that
The neXu of kin TO said ward. and all persons in
tcrCsted in said estate, appear before me. Mon
day. the 18th day of October \. d. 1877, at ten
o'clock IN. al the probate office in said county
IL I'D ,itsrG 10 show cause tif any there be- why
license sho0fd uui ~ 2Ign 10 t.a set" Nf said
real estate according u tic PRAYER bf said petou.
AnA il j. further ordered. that 4 c6Fy Of This
order shalt lie published tor four successive weeks
prior 70 said day 81 hearing iu The Mautuwoc
Pilot weekly newspaper print. Manitow &C
in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc. the 18Th day of Sept y. d.:
1S71. 9@Giw. 7. G. ULAiS TED. County Judge.