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T. C. oLNsFED, County Judge.


In he matter of the estate Of Andrew kinder
deceased.
on reading and fling The petition o. John &.
Hgeh administrator Of the estate OF >aIE deceased
sentiag among other things. 2hti d las iiiE
administered said estate ana PRAYING that tine
and p!sce be fixed Tor examining sad SHOWING dis
account IF his administration. filed IN this court.
II = ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge of this court, on the 9TH day of December
i. D. 1s.6, al 10 Clock A. NJ at my office In ssld
county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased and 70 all persons inter
cstsd by publishing copy OF this order for three
we, X prior 10 said dar OF hearing IN the Manto-
Voc Pilot Weekly Newspaper published al Mani
tosoc in said county
Dated At Mantovoc, the 9TH DAY OF November
4. d. l,1j.
a5i-3w T G. OLMSTED. County Judge.
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The People Moving.
It is refreshing to perceive that in all

1t is refreshing to perceive that IN all
parts Of the country the people are
awake to the importance Of the crisis.
and are exhibiting a firmuess aud deter
mination which aili 90 far to relieve
the country from apprehen-ions threa-
tened by revolutionary characters
They insist on fair count and will be
content with nothing else. New Hamp-
shire has already spoken through the
Democratic State Committee Maine is
moving in the same direction. Indiana
is on the alert Ohio has just held an
immense gathering in Cincinnati.
Other States viii soon follow. There
is not ming revolutionary Or violent IN
any Of these movements. They are all
in the nature of protests against revolu-
ton and in the interest OF peace
This is the true way of meeting the
crisis. When danger threatens, the
people, the scource Of all power and the
only sovereign, must speak cat. Des,
perate politicians are powerless fer mis-
chef when the public eye is Yigilant.
Where the people lead it is safe to toi-
low: where they stop, conspirators must
and will halC. The Old landmarks must
be PRESCRIBED The idea that the PreSl-
dent Ct the Senate is to decide The Pre-
sidcntial question is pfeposterous- The
Constitution never provided Tor II never
will Justify 1t. The precedents are all
against IT, The Republican members
OF Congress cannot insist apJu 1t, with
out crossing their own tracks. As re-
Gently as in 1873 the vote Of Louisiana
was rejected on motion Of Garfield, then
and now one Of the most prominent
R.publican leaders. Three electoral
votes Of Georgia were likewise excluded
by melton Of another prominent leader
Senatorial asPirant Of our own State,
Mr.. IIoar. There was nc opposition t.
il, and the power Of excluding votes by
Congress- for good cause was not only
clearly exercised but by general acq1ies-
cnce. 10 deny such power now, OF
refuse 10 exercise it N a case clear 7
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of the republican members is under
stood to have expressed bis willingness
to obey, ald another-ihe attorney gen
eral-prote ted against the outrageous
mlscounting Of the votes in the FIRST
place These twomake a majority of the
board so that there seems to be no
room for doubt that the mandate of the
court will be executed. and tina; by
"Wednesday Of this reei, all areiful
fornnlities for the correction Of the
original wrong viii be completed
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In the matter Of the estate Of Daniel Berkholz
deceased.
To All whom II nav concern: letters of a!niS-
etraiou On said estate of Daniel Barkhelz late or
having been issued to Michael Bcrkholz on the
9Th dag OF JANUARY A. p. I>1G and four months
from and after the date hereof being allowed and
limited foT creditors 70 present their claims for
examination and allowance. Notice i hereby
given that the undersigned nil on the lsJ Monday
u December 1870 sLd on Tbe l>t Monday OF Jaaaarr
February and March Isl aud the 81 day 81;
March ls1 at 10 clock IN the forenoon OF each Of
SAID days al the Prohsie Office in the city IF Mani
towoe IN said county. receive. examine. and sJHsi
all claims AID demands OF all persons against said
deceased.
Dated Probate Office November 20fh 1876
45S4N- T. o. GLNSTEn C,arrv .gcds-s
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!

In The matter Of the estate of Jacob pctri de-
ceased.
crime PctTi, widow Of Jacob Fctri
representing among other things that jacob
PciTi, late of tiiShCot' on the Sd day Of August
A. d. 1915, 81 Mj~hicatt, died nrestatc, leaving
FOODS, cHattclN aud estate within this State, aad
that the said petitioner ! she widow ri sa;G d.
cess2d. and praying ttar administration Of sails
estate be 10 ici.os Simanis granted tits ordered
that said petition De heard hgiore the Judge j thie
Ceurt on Monday, the 18th day of December, A.
D. 1876, al 10 clock g. IA, at my Office in said
comfy
ordered turihe~, that nolEce thereof he gjvca 20
he heirs O., I'D decreased ana ~ az persons IN
tere-fed, by pdbhsEis-. copy 81 this order to-
thrsc successive weeks Tiar % said day al hearing
IN the MauItow"c Pilot. .. weekly newspaper pub-
ii>Hcd 81! Naa.sawUc IN salt chantv.
lstea 4 aaAjtc%ot, thu 18th day OF November.
4 p. 1875.
9ls-5w. 7 u. oLNSTED Comfy Judge.
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nenEafT bY Ms paitY.

Could there be a stronger commentary
upon the Of republican rule in the
South than the comments Of republican
organs upon the conduct Of tie rePutli-
can courts in southern states? The
republicans lave had fall swing IN
South Carolina and Florida fr wears,
have filed the judicial Offices prcsama-
bly, With their best men, aud yet We are
now assured ny republican organs that
the highest courts Of both South Caro-
lima and Florida have been bought up
by the democrats
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Is PROBATE u:ssasoaoc County

ia ,ay matter OF She estate Of David. IeweIlyn
deceased
-. reading ard fling the ncsi;ia, Of /. Edwards
al said county representing amors other things
taas pasI1 Licwgliyp, taIe II Ns,r,J IN aid ounry
~ the 80 5lv 81 April ) d, ISL. al town nl
Agtme, in said coaaty. died intusJate Leaving
goods eaat'-lS aha est.Jc ~. liz tBl~ State. and
AJAX tie satJ petitioner is Soa-n-laU OF said de-
ceased AID frayiuE that administration Of aid
t>ragc he IN him granted il ! ordered hat said pc
tiis1n be heard before Jha Judge Of This Court. on
Monday, the 2fiH cav 90 jllurTr :. l.. l..-. al u
o's.aC- a- d.. az uv Office IN said county.
tEtsrvd .0.tler- t4.&t notice sasTe3t Hc given -
e~}el Hy YcaisH.u-& copy ST this order tcr three
vae.s -.iar 20 sig dEr g.. hearing, H. TIE MaHilo-
voc = u = ee..ir Newspaper pE9i- he'd II u an-
tuE1c ia sa}G County.
natea ., M4nit5Eoc, t5e GO day Of December
4. u 1855.
9-a-3o. T. c. CLstsTED County Jsa-e.
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Family quarreIs are raging among the
republican congressman in Washington.
A number Of men Of influence in the
party balk at the revolutionary pro-
gramme Of Chandler < Co, and strong
representations from friends and constit-
uents a, home are cooling the ar,ior of
o. hnrs
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The positive refusal of Dir. Long, Of
De Soto Parish, La. to take the seat in
the Legislature which the Kellogg Re
turning Board had ccuuted him into in
spite of himself. on the broad ground
that he was a Republican. supplies just
the-commcn;ary by Republican resi-
dent on the conduct Of that Infamous
Board, which Is certain in good tine to
lie in the line Of all other honest COM
mentary by his party.
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- PROBATE xan.tcwoc Coua:,
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Robinson

In the matter of the estate Of Thomas Robinson
deceased.
TN reading aud fling the petition of John Robin
son of Green Bay representing among other things
that Thomas Robinson late of Manitowoc on the
2jth day IF November \. d. ls-6 ut Manitow G,
died interstate. ieaying gods chattciS and estate
within this State and that the said petitioner il q
brother Of said deceased, and PRAYING that ad-
ninistr2tion of aid estate be 10 Gilbert " Burnet
s.i.ntcd it is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Jdd q OF tais I1urr- Monday, the sth
lag 81 5augar. 4. y 1~.7 II 70 u'ciocS =. n, -
my ot.icc in said county.
Ordered farther. t.rat notice thereof he given Ia
the heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons in
tercstcd. b. ruEiisiiinga copy nf This order for
thrr.. weeks prior to -aid dag Of hearing, in the
Mantowoc Pilot weekly newspaper Published q;
NlliJ0Na 1T SAD cgGHty.
9 Gw3 r. & ULM,TaD. County Judge.
nat.l tli. Sd d. Il iI..erlher :. .. 1876.
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ISPRoBiTE-nAsggosvoC COUNTY
4

In the matter Of the estate Of George Lawrence
! decea ~e3
On reading and filing the petition Of Eaoch 7 aw-
renee. administrator de bauis non o; The eS.ste Of
said 9ec-aEetTeprese among other things that
he has fully administered said tate and praving
that time and place be liked for e1amnfn. and
allowing his accoUut of hi administration hled IN
this Court. u i Tdcred shat said account BE- ex-
aminad by the Judge II this Court Monday. tbs
18th dav of January p. lS.1, II 10 clock =.
at INK oifce in said county.
Dated AT NapifoWoc, the 2lJh DAY OF Nov \. D
fS75.
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S't<siC ca xyEsc1isSaE. 1srCNSt SOnfa
- rissEIsay.ac Ccu.ty.
Agnes Bartosch
Pin.
Joscph Eartosch
NJ.

To the defendant above named.
foU are hereby Summoned and required to sn-
sTyer the complaint in this action. of which copy
is herewith served upon Won, and to serve copy
of your answer on the subscriber 81 their Office in
the city Of AantDwoc in the county oi HapitowUc
and state of Wisconsin within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive OF the day of such
service ard II Won fail Z" answer the com plant az
Aforesaid the plaintiff viii applE "a the Cart fog
.Ga relief demanded in he 2apiairt
Dated al MguiI1wo WI. Nov 2Iih 1915.
II. &. y ". J. TURNER.
Plaintiff Attorneys, Nan towoa, Wis.
TO the defendant above nam j: take notice that
copy ufthe com plant in the above entitled action.
;sis fled In the office 81 the CLERK of the Circuit
Cour1 in thc county OF HuntGNoc and in the State
Of Wisconsin on the 18th DAY OF December 1876.
Manitowoc, Wis. December l2th. 1875.
Ii. G. 4 v. j. Turner,
96-Sw Plaintiff Attorneys.
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TN ssEkSE
Gary.
Ssaa1toNyoc souu.y

In The matter Of the estate OF William D. Wright
deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Geo. ".
" wight 1T the city of Shefoygan Wisconsin repre-
sentn- snoug other things that William r. Wright
late ot the village Of Two Rivers in said county on
the astA ca OF December i. d. 1870 al the village
OF Two Rivers aled inte-tate. leaving goods. chat
teis ana estate within this State that the said
petitioner i son and an heir - law of said de-
Ceased, and pray inc that admjnisi ration of said
estate hr 10 Geo. ". Wright granted il is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge of this
Court. on No. day. tine 18th day oi Decent Der A. D.
lo6 al IL clock \ N, al my Office in "a county
Ordered fIrther- that notice thereof be given TO
the heirs of said deceased and 10 all persons inter
esteG ny publishing copy OF this order fer three
successive weeks prior TO said day of hearing. in
the HanitoNOc Pilot Il weekly newspaper published
8. the city Of Nanijowoc in said county.
i. G.. OLNSTED, County Judge.
Dated Probate Office this 2jth day of November
4. D. lS.6 q53-3N
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In the matter ofthe estate of John Rodewald de
ceased
90 residing and film. the petition Of George
india administrator nf the estate Of said deceased
representing among other things that he has fully
administered said estate, and Pra inchat time
and place b fixed for GXaTlin IL and allowing his
account ni his administration, filed in this court.
Ii Is ordered that said account be examined by the
judge II this court. on Tuesday. the twenty sixth
t6tnl DAY of December \. d. $50, III ID o o'clock
4. NJ. Of my Office in said county.
ordered further. that notice thereof be given IL
the heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons inter
estei, by Publishing copy Of This order tor three
weeks prior - aid day Of hearing. in the MaHiro-
voc Pilot weekly newspaper published AZ Mani
tOwoc in said county.
Dated at Man!towoc, the 10Th day of November
A. b. 49,.
95i-3w T. G. OLMSTED. County Judge
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sy PROBATE s7anItovoc Count
s CGAYt.
n the matter of the estate Of Patrick Mullins, de

In the matter Of The estate OF Fairlck NulIns, de-
ceased.
To all whom il NAV concern
Letters te<tamertary on said estate having been
issued TO Michael Mullins on he 18th day of Nov
ember. A d. 1917 and four months from and after
said day being allowed and. limited for creditors
present their claims for examination and allow
Guce Notice i hereby given that the undersigned
will on the third Monday OF November, and the
third Monday of December. \. ID. ls16, at the Pre-
bate Office in the civ Of NGnitowoc in said county
receive. examine and adjust all claims and de
hands of all persons az inst said deceased
g2av Z. q. OLMSTEp. County Judg
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g.e3o. T. c. oLmsTED Comfy Jsa-e.
II rsogsrH-yi anstowoc County

n tsc matter Of the estate os Jacob Pctri ,le-
CEASED.
&c al whom IL may concern: l-tter~ Of stmfni
STA 'It'- Sia estate having been issued 10 Nicho-
Las .,s.3aiis an Ike = day ~ sieC n f+-f ard
fatr months lEolU G -itc' -f Cav being allowed
iElIi ga II creditors 70 present their claims
- e'.5at5-5s,e ans z-a aDcc- Notice T. bc-eAr
E5Ne@ i%t itt md y-52!ie.s VII ths third Mop
asEs ~ =1s7TS T:i.-y March a.i,It s7ril 4 y lS-E
AZ 81 Iia-e 1e Ia tE1tltE g ~! ,tisogs4c IL said
J.sG'y. scseiEe. eEsmiFc s.,s, ,.sfs.st ~ rsigeS
SO 1--li,i-.es - 4 s'Sts9, s-alLst SAID aseezsa5
ss.-iN 1 g. oLNsEGD. Coaayr Judge
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In the matter of the estate of Franz Daft de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Edward
Dur Executor Of the last Will of said deceased.
representing among other things that he has fully
administered said estate. and PRAYING that time
and place be fixed for examining and al owing his
account of his administration filed IN this court
Ii i ordered that said be examined hr the
Judge of this court. on Monday. the Sth day of
January \. ID. 1876. al 10 o'clock \ NJ. at NV
Office in said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
tht heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons in
three .ek> phi to said day Of hearing. in the
Manliowoc Pilot a weekly newspaper publisheda
GaaitowUc said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 2tth day Of November
4. ID. 1876.
gj5 ;iw. 7. C. OLMSTED, Caanty Judge
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~ s'5sosiAEsa- raana;cyyoo coa.,ey


l. .'e mater Of the estate Of PEER Plrtcn de-
ceased.
~ raading AMI Glin- the petition Of Catherine
'lr,rn g. NanitHEoa GuEMty representing among
81, Fgr hing hat Peter Parton late % the town ct
tapid- IL ss3a COu lty OE the - dag Of March 4
d.. l-,2 died int-siate cgvin -arhS. Chaltols and
estate ~iti ibis tate aud that the said petitioner
= the widow at said deceased. and urayinr thai
administration at said estate be III her granted il
Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge 0; this Court. on Monday. the 18th day of
december - d. 1876, al 70 O'Clock \. NJ, at my
0itic- in SIX. county.
orier.d farther. that notice thereof be given 10
The heirs Of said deceased. and To eli persons
Interested by publishing copy for three -uccrS-
i've weeks prior 10 sail dag Of hearing in the
Hanjtownc PILOT weekly newspaper published al
HaEitoWOc in snid county.
4. g. OIMSTED. County Judge
Dated Probate Unicc the 2Jth day oil y 1veIlSer
4. ID. 1916. os}.gv-
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Defendants =.


Sc virtue OF and pursuant TO Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale rendered in The above
entitled action On The III day of February. A D.
40. II a general term OF said Circuit Court of
NahitoWoc County. held al the Court House in
and County shall expose fer sale and sell Al
public yenduc. to the highest bidder ct the
sheriff office in the City Of ManitogYoc in said
County, on 18th day @! December A. d. 1876. atten
clock III the forenoon Of that day, all the following
described morf-aCcd premises 20 satisfy the
amount adiGd"ed - The plaintiff in this action To-
sether with the Interest costs and expenses 10
W.T.:
All Of the y J.. quarter Of Section No. nine Q,
IN own>hlp No. twenty go North of Range No
jWcEFtour 81 east. lFing ana being in the County.
OF AaGltOwoc and state Ot Wisconsin: exec ;ir,,
theTcirom hat part Of the half of said Quarter
sec which liz on the side of east Twin i.ivcr
commonly called AishcJit River running fhrouoh
sa'u quarter section III ucrtherly ard saGtb,,iy
Gucttlun, and u'sa C?tng thtreiTom about .iE-
quar- Ter nt ~.id GdFtF -rjjI2B FAlCn Hes westerly
90 the aishwas .aat leads IRON Two Rivers to
Ni-hjeo5. saij lands cantGiHia- il all 8; gtI63
acres. rdurs or less.
Ea.-i 5hcriH Office Nanitcyoc Wis This 3l~t
dag ol October :. D. $50
=. IS E3FL-N ..IIi(I.
Satri8 i GLitoHOC CoG.tv
CotzhauscE. Sylvester = HCheib, T:a's Arj'ys.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01

~ Eureka Sentinel: The surest
road 10 affluence is to buy 'em when
they are low and sell them when they
are high.
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Waiting Girls of Nevada.

While perusirg a little volume on
waltzing lately published in San Fran
cisco, the different styles Of Waiting
INDUCED in by our Western girls were
wildly called to mind. There are
walters and walters. vi 4 some it
is abou: as awkward performance a.
can we'll be imagined; with others it is
. natural and graceful movement-in
fact, the very poetry of motion. An
Austin girls Waiting is easy, graceful
and "melodious" II she is from Car
lin she throws her hair back. jumps up
and cracks her heels together, carries
off her astonished partner as though q
Washoc zephyr had struck him, aud
knocks over all obstacles in her mad
career. A Tuscarora girl crooks her
body in :he middle like door hinge.
takes her pard by the shoulders and
makes him miserable in trying to hop
around her without treadipg on her
No. 3 shoes. A Carson girl will now
and then work<h touch of the double
shuttle or . bit of a pigeon-wing. A
Winnemucca girl-yum. yum !-creeps
closely and timidly up to her partner
as If she would like to get into his vest
pocket, and melts away with ecstacy
rs the strains Of the "Blue Danube"
sweep through the hall. An EIko girl
is natural WALTER, and does it with
M abandon that is charming. A Vir-
ginia girl throws both her arms around
his neck. rolls up her eyes, and as she
floats away, she is heard to murmnr,
"Oh, hug me, John. "-Eiko. Ner Post
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~An lrishman was challenged to
fight duel, but declined on the plea
that he did not wish to make his poor
old mother an orphan.
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Farm for Sale.

rIWE uNDEnSI0xEp OFFERS ms PLACE
i In the 6noQualmte fcs sale. n contAins 10
Acgss Bottom Land. and 20 Acre. Tmbersd Up.
land. sioptng peatiy - the river. n 10 u mtios
mum 0noquaimie City. q the river srosaine.
miles from Labs wanAtnGsop. and ~ from o-alais.
Fifty acres slaahed. - scsss In grass. scrss of
upland sfubAed for IN orchard: 70 tons IL hay
o. hand.
The place has three quar1eu Of mile frontage
on the river. u safs from overflow. and hss .
clear s1ream Of water running through. which
can b bscught u the house. hasn o. mtlk hoQse.
u valuable for iumhestnx. having . good deal Of
timbse On H. end u The nfst key point for setins
cut toe timber On the adjscsnt six % eight &c.
tioas. and bee good bay for booming. The lors-
tton 10 centrat. and a0bsds good seeAmboa1 land-
lag 4 hotel and sonrs woaid Do w~li there q
the prssoat tine. snd % ID convenient 30 aix log
Gtng camps nOw n opsvattco.
Hceae snd tools 81 III plsce. Cause Il selling.
veak lusp.
EOe fmSAr psEsseslsrs inquire ef
0E0D0E EHIIk
anlSsdAu0 a0oeaaluts nfves. ~.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-07
Reflections In Westminster Abbey.

When 1 look upon the tombs of the
great, every emotion of envy dies in
me; when | read the epitaphs Of the
beautiful, every inordinate desire
goes out; when meet with the grief
of parents upon a tombstone, my heart
melts with compassion; when see the
tombs of the parents themselves, | con-
slider the vanity of grieving for those
whom we must quickly follow. When
| see kings lying by those who deposed
them, when consider rival wits placed
side by side, or the holy men that divi-
ded the world with their contests and
disputes, L reflect with sorrow and as
tonishment on the little competitions,
factions and debates of mankind. When
I read the several dates of the tombs of
some that died yesterday, and some six
hundred years ago, consider that great
day when we shall all of us be contem-
poraries, and make our appearance to-
gether.