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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08
Manhood and Old Age.

In Eastern Grand Lodges 1t is common
too See many elderly men. We have
looked around the collections of delegates
in some States and the white, heads
cleaned here and there under the gas.
light like hills OF snow in winter.
IL the Western Grand Lodges, on the
contrary, the grey head is comparatively
rare; those bodh are made up mainly OF
the young. This recalls to mind 9
thought of John Scott, of Iowa; I'm
the benevolent faces of the fathers We
has e p 'essure, IN their heads and hearts
We have faith. In the manly vigor OF the
sons we have Joy; in their maturity a!
life s meridian we have hope"
Look at the list of Masonic dead, and
see how many old men there are.-Have
they not toiled upon the temple quite
seven yeats? Yes, sever times seven aud
often seven added to that Their fur
rowed faces, sunken eyes, withered hands
feeble voices and tottering limits, weak
ened intellects-what are they but thu
scars of faithful service, badges of i'm
mortal honor to the decaying veterarss
A judicious mingling of the old an
young makes tie best Lo-ge. 1t is tht
disposition of the Old to hold back and
oppose progress even to the injury of q
Lodge; On the other hand the tendency
OF the youth is to hurry everything for
ward at lightning speed. The one would
Xii the Lodge with scuryy, the Other
with fatigue. TO do the best with it
the two counteraC,ing tendencies, the
|centripetal and centrifugal, must balance
each other.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08

physician ANDSU URGEON Office
L at his residence on Church street,
Bozeman, NJ. r.. offers his professional
services to the citizens of Bozeman and
Gallatin county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08

Local n"iies ID c"i Is per lire first IN
sertiOn and 10 cents ,er line for ,ach >ub
scquent insertion.
Marriage and Dra II notices inserted
free OF charge; Obituary notices ccn;s
per line.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08

co. F. C'p'ain Tyler, an Co. G. Capt.
Whee!an. leave IN the morning for the
Agency. Orders are issued for movement
of the entire cavalry command to report
to Miles, by the 18th inst.
The | fantry will not move until Nav
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08

A TrORNEY AT LAW-Office next
II door to A. Iamme & Co.'S, Bazeman,
Montana. Will practice in all Courts OF
the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08
MASONIC.

An order that teaches good will to man,
Reg sardless of color, opinion or race
intoxicating Charity, Faith and Hope,
And help never measured by time MOI
place:
Tnat comes between widows and orphan.
and want,
A. d maketh no show Of religion or can't.
Freemasonry powerfully developes al
the social and benevolent affections. |,
migales without, ard annihilates within
the virulence of political and theological
controversy; and it affords the only nat.
ural ground on which all ranks anG
classes Can meet in perfect equality
AMI associate, without degradation UI
modification. whether for purposes Of
moral instruction Or social Intercourse
Earl Of Durham.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08
Directory OF F'caeyal and Ter
:i.OriCf OMiCel.s or
.EONiUIlu.

Delegrt" in Congress,
Hon. MARTIN MAGINNIS, Helena.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-04-12

and what they agreed to on their part
was simply that, as soon as Hayes was
installed, the troops of the United
States should be Withdrawn from South
Carolina aud Louisiana. and that the
Democratic Governments of those States
should be allowed to establish them
selves without further interference OF
Federal power. Finally, before the
bargain was fully concluded, the agents
of Col. Tom Scott got clause inserted.
to the effect that Mr. Haye should also
encourage and approve the building Of
the Southern Pacific Railroai, BY
means either OF Government subsidies
or a loan OF the Government credit.
The compact entered into by the con-
tracing parties may, accordingly, be
succinctly stated as follows:
l. The Southern Democrats agree
not to flibuster nor to allow flibustcr-
ing in the House Jf Representative for
the purpose of preventing the conclusions
of the electoral count
IL. In consideration of this agree
ment on the part of the Southern demo
Gratis, the friends and representatives OF
Mr.. Hayes agree tina. when Hayes IS
inaugUrated as President, he shall at
once withdraw the troops of the United
States from South Carolina aud Lou
isiana, and shall cause all interference
Of Federal authority with the Govern
ments of those two States to cease at
once and permanently: and they ais
agree that Mr. Hayes shall encourage
and approve the project of completing a
Southern railroad to the Pacific NY
means Of loan Of the credit Of the
United States or otherwise.
Such was the bargain Y means of
which Mr. Hayes was finally declared
to be elected President of the United
States; and without such bargain he
could not have been declared elected
1t was finally a thing Of trade, as it was
throughout a thing Of aud.-Ner
York ,Sml.
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4 BARGAIN WHICH MADE HAYES
PRESIDENT.

1t Is now established by unquestioned
evidence that the fnal completion of
the electoral count and the declaration
by Congress Of the result determined
by the Electoral Commission, was ac-
compfshed through bargain made be
tween Charles Foster and Stanley Ma,
thcws, Of Ohio, as representatives OF
MIR. Hayes, and a number of Southern
Democrats. The conditions of this
bargain were an agreement on the part
Of the Democrats that there should be
no fhhustering in the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes. such as was then threatened.
to prevent the conclusion of the clector-
Al count; and that the declaration that
Hayes was elected should not be inter
icred with The matter was in the
Iower Of the Democrats Of the House.
and if these Southern men had been
willing 10 allow such flibusterlng. HAYES
could not have been declared elected.
ana could not have gained possession of
Vie government; and thus the whole
Republican conspiracy would have cone
to naught, with all that had been done
IN South Carolina, Florida. Louisiana
and IN Washington. Tie managers OF
Hayes a8 - ett"ice nnt Ia
Tie le
or 70 eep lin out Of tie White uau.a:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-04-12

Secretary of the navy, r. W. Thomp.
son, thinks there are several large sized
Cd leaks In the navy department, which
might be closed with advantage to the
department. There Is a small item Of
two millions of dollars that cannot 10
satisfactorily accounted for, and while
II Is OF no great consequence to so i'm.
portant a government as that of the
United States, Thompson would never
theless like to know where it is. Robe
son claims that he knows all about if
and can, when called upon, tell all
about 1t. Thompson seems TO ac, upop
the theory that Robson knows all about
1t, but that he will not tell all he knows.
and that If he (Thompson) expects to
ascertain the truth about it, he will
nave to look 1t up without any of Robe
son assistance. 1t is thought Thomp-
son will bring the matter before tie
cabinet, and that there will be an in
yostigation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-04-12

Suppose the democracy Of Wisconsin
were to elect governor by LOCO ma
jority, and the president of the United
States should ill the state house with
federal soldiers and prevent the gcrcrr.
or from exercising any authority until
ne had been bully-raeged to Washington
and made to promise that he would
preserve the peace if permitted to dis
charge the duties Of his Office, The
exaction of this promise from Hamilton
when every othnr southern state i on
J"yi"7 PeIlcct peace ana prosperity md
or democratic governor, was a down
right insult. Hayes, commission to Lon.
lsiana is simply for the purpose of et-
fectlng a compromise; not to ascertain,
who IS right in laying claim to the GOV
ernorzhip. Such policy of dickcrinr
and compromising may be wise. but we
are afraid 1t will scarcely tend to prom
lse either peace or prosperity.-Jom-
nal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-04-12

Alfred Il. Lee is the private secretary
Of Gov. Hayes who wrote the Know
Nothing letter which made SO much
trouble early IN the campaign, Haye.
evidently has forgotten his wrath against
Lee, for he has made him United States
Consul at Frankfort. William d. Ho-
wells Is the novelist who misropresented
Hayes, in campaign biography. by
painting him IN too high colors. Hayes
has forgiven Howclls alzo, and sent him
to Switzerland to enjoy one of the
plcasantest diplomatic positions in
Europe. Thus does r, B. Hayes for
give his traduecrs, and thus does the
cause of civil service reform.
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Probate Office. March. 2ith. 1871
In the matter OF the proof and probate Of the last
will and testament OF seth Kendall deceased, late
Of the county of NanitopOc.
Whereas an instrument in writing purportin~ to
be the last will and lament OF Seth Kendall late
of the county OF Mauit0woc has been HiCd IN ihis
office: and whereas application has been made BY
C<harine kcDuall PRAYING that the same be PROV
Ell, and admitted 10 probate according to the laws
q this state And whereas no executor was nam
ed by said deceased in said will. And whereas
the said Caitharinc Kendall has flied her petition
representing that she is the widow of said deceased
and praying thai administration ct the estate Of
said deceased with the will annexed be to her
granted
Its therefore ordered that said application for
the probae Of said Will, and petition tor iae ap-
potntmept OF Administrative as aforesaid n heard
before the Probate office i'm the eitv az Mani
toNoc IL said county on tIl, th day Of April A. d.
1871, ut ten o'clock in the fn,CGoon Of that
day. And l. s. further ordered that notice Of said
hearing shall be given 10 ali pcTsuTe int rested in
said viii and to tho heirs III said deceased and to
all persons Interested oi the time and place 81 Sf
hearing b. qualification hiss
toWoc Iiiot newspaper pIlnted ana published III.
the city and county Of Mauitowoc Aforesaid tor
three successive weeks once in Oh week prior 10
the time of such hearing
Dated March 2iti lsl1.
By the Court,
T. G. 0LMSTED.
9.I-iW County Judyc.
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y young man attempted to eject DIR.
Mary Walker from the Treasury build
ing in Washington, the other day, and
got his head combed with a parasol.
And when we reflect how much moro
sensible and modest Mary's get up is
than the eandy trumpcry of the modern
woman Of society, We consider it anout-
rage that Treasury officials can find
nothing better to do than to spend their
time trying, contrary to law, to force
Mary to wear petticoats.
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THU RSDAY. APRIL L, l677.

LATEST PROM SOUTH CARoLINA-
j. II Cham herlsin, carpet-bag govern
or OF South Carolina, left that state on
the 10Th inst, upon the withdrawal OF
the troops from the state house, leaving
Gov. Hampton in peaceful occupation.
This action Of the Washington govern
ment has naturally thrown Gov Pack
ards crew into utter despair in Lou
isiana, The people oGthese two states
seem to be coming to their o5ru, after
twelve years Of misrule of the carpet
baggcrs,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-04-12

Alta Huiett, Chicago's woman lawyer,
died recently. The male law sers OF
that city have passed resolution, contain
ing the following incidental encourage
ment to woman in their profession:
Although the legal profession has
hitherto been almost, if not altogether,
considered as exclusively for men to
practice, yet We freely recognize Miss
Hulett's right to adopt it as her pursuit
in life. and cheerfully bear testimony to
the fact that in Ter practice she never
emeaued herself in any way unbecofl-
ing a woman. She was always true to
her clients and their interests. but sic
Was equally true to her sex aud hel
duty; and if women who now are, OF
hereafter shall become members Of our
profession shall be equally true, It's
honor will neyer be tarnished. nor the
resi- ect, good will and esteem which il
: a. l--4s- - vi e ----- = ~~-~,-7
to women, be in the least diminished by
their membership"
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E - pwoaATE Manno~oc count,

In the matter Of the guardianship Of the minor
hrirs of Russell Z. Glover deceased.
an reading ant filing the petition Of Mrs Zilpha
Alb, guardian OF said minors representing among
other things that the said wards are seized 3tcer-
tain real estate in the town OF Two Rivers and that
it j. necessary the same should be sold, and pray
IaZ for license to sell the same: and il appearing
"a the Court. from said petition that il Is necessary
for the said Guardian to sell said real estate II Is
ordered and directed that the next Of kin 10 said
wards. and ali persons interested Ia SAID estate,
appear before me, on Monday. the Jar day 81
May j. 1874 at ten o'clock A. NJ. n the Pro
bate Office in said county then and there 10 show
cauSe IF any there be- why license should not he
granted for the sale of said real estate according
10 the prayer OF said petition.
And u l. further ordered. that copy OF this
order snail be published for four successive weeks
prior TO said day of hearing in the hanitowoc Pilot
weekly newspaper printed n Maritowoc in said
County.
Dated at MauirowOc, the 10Th day OF April. 4. d.
! so. ala-4N I. G. 0LMSIED. COUNTY Judge.
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The wars of this century have been
the most bloody and costly since the
palmy days of Rome and Greece. For
It's ten great bloody periods, viz: the
Napoleonic, Grecian, Crimean, Italian,
Danish, Austrian (1SG3), Brazilian,
American, Ab5ssinian, and Frano-Ger-
man wars-leavIng out minor expedi-
tons and skirmishes-the figures foot
up SIS, 9G7, 10000 expended, and
HOS, $50 men destroyed from $500
to 1871 Two thirds of this aggregate
outlay of men and money are to be
charged on the ledger to Napoleon l. up
to his closing battle fought at Waterlo o
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DRESS GOODS!
]. ScHUETTE & BROS,

w have now line of Six Warp Dress Goods 10th brocaded
IN beautiful designs and plain splendid goods for wedding dresses
etc. Also lot of ,fpacos Black P17e .Nohui7 of the
Mary Stuart make, which excel in durability and silk like
lustere anything have yet SEEM
We have an assortment of stylish checks 10 cents
TO all of the above would respectfully call your attention
J. SCHUETTE & BROS.
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1sTAfEE 0E WISCONSIN.
y County CT .T9ssniiOEs

Probate Office, March 10Th, A. ID. 1877.
Ia the matter OF the Proof and Probate of the
last Viii and testament Of Sebastian Schuh de
ceased. late Of the county of NanitowoC. VI herCaS
all instrument in writing. purpoTiDE to be the las
Wlii and testament al Sebastian Schulz deceased
late OF the county o! MaEitowoc has been filed il
this Office: and whereas application has been mad,
by Francisco Schulz PRAYING That the same b,
proven and admitted 10 Probate according 10 tbs
laHs oi this state: Therefore il Is ordered tina
said application be heard before al the robatt
once Ii tAe city Of Eaaitowoc in said cou ", oI
the 16th day Of April 4 D. Is17 ut ten o'clock in
the forenoon
And II Is further ordered. that notice shall bC
given To ali persons Interested in said " ill., of the
time md place Of said hearing, by publication in
the NanitOwoc Pilot newspaper printed in said
CuGEfy iuI three sUcccs ~ive weeks once each week
prior e the time OF such hearing. By the Court.
9.O-5W. T. G. OLMSTED. County Ju !ge.
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FORECL0~t RI 81 LIZ
E.EAEE eE WISCONSIN
= EsaniroN County.

Jare. CARROLL efero mt.

James Carroll. DcfeLo INT.
By virtue Of and pursl. ant 70 judgment order Of
foreclosure and sale reEd> red III tue above entitled
action the u day of f ruary 1877 II regular
term of said ccTrt held in the Goa House AT the
city of ManiIovoc Wis. | SIs u expose for sale.
and sell public auction the highest bidder at
the sheriff Office. in the Court !. "use in The city
OF M6uItoW. c Wisconsin on the 5tl' day oi May \.
ID. tS11. at 10 O'Clock IN the torenoO. Of that day
all the following described mortgaIcu premises OF
80 much thereof may &c necessary TO -atisly the
amount adud-cd to the paiHtif, with inrcl r. costs
and expenses of sale, 10 uit: The sou i cast
quarter Of the north east quarter of section SIX
CO. township No. eighteen tSl north Orange NO.
twcI-y one C!n east Ard the sOufh cas- quar- rr
OF thc north quarter OF section five (50Wl.
ship No eighteen Gh) north of raT-c No. twenty
ore RI east containing eighty acres re or les
according the United States gOYeTHia ut survey
al Of said d, scrbed premises being situated in
the County OF Hanitowoc and State OF iscoTsiu.
Dated ~hcIif- = Office. Maritowoc Wis. March
IL 1871 Z. NULNOLLAND,
u hiIe & Forrest sheriff ui NauirowUC Co.
Plfi's. Attys. s,O-6w.
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In the matter OF the estate OF Richard steele de-
ceased. 70 all whom it may concern: Letters OF
admiuis ration on aid estate having been issued
10 Sn-aa AdIisn Steele. on the 18th day Of March
:. d I>T7. and four months from and after SAID
dqv ncinm allowed and limited for creditors 10
pIc4gnt their claims Tor examination and allow
suce sDtiCc j. hereby given that the uuael-i-n-
cd Will on third Mondays OF May. june aEd.July,
nj tie Probate Office in the CiIr Of Nanifow0c n
said County. receive. examine. and ADJUST all
claims and demands of all persons against said
deceased 7. g. OLMoTED, County judge.
g7
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4 Card

To all Who are suffering from the errors ard in
discgetioa> % youth, pe.,uus weakness. early de
cay. loss Of manhood SC l will send a recipe
tharwin cure You FREE OF CHARGE. Tbs
great remedy Ea~ discovered by missionary in
Sau.h America Seu3a st'-aadrc>sed envelope
80 the 5Ev, Jo>xruT. IMAM, S.gloa d. B,uic
House New York sfSGrn
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IN PROBATE Man;teuoc County

Ia the matter OF the estate Of Robert Mogri on
Gs.roa cd.
To all whom il NAV canc15u: letters Of admin
Morrison on the i'-h day Uf Mr. g. n. lS-7 AID
oUr months from and after said Jay hg5R.. low "a
aud limited nT Ct, oiJar> 10 present their claims
tor examination and allowance. Motto, j. hereby
given that the undersigned Viii Monday. Nav
,lNt&. A. y. l>ls. and MGHGgyI .ly sab. A. D l>t7.
ST zen a cloS A. 81. on said DAYS ~ The Probate
ohcc in fuc city OF Nanirowuc In said county. re
gt'ive examine. ST1 G,,igst 81 claim~ sud demands
of al persons against >silG deceased.
Dated u -rCb I@fh. -.
&f8-4g. 4 e DI. n STE, ~ County TrE,sre.
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Tn PROBATE, Tauitoyyoc County

In The matter OF the estate Of Edward W. Pack
ard deceased.
cen reading and flipg the petition Of Adeling
J. Packard admin trafrix of the estate of said de
ceased, representing among other things. thar she
has fully administered said estate, and PRAYING
mat time ana place be lXed Tor examining anC
allowing her account Of her administration. fled
in this Coury. II iSordcred that said account be
examined By the judge Of this Court on Monday
the 2}6 day Of april \. ID. 1877, Al 10 O'Clock a
n. at ny Office in said Comfy.
Ordered further. that notice theleof be given tC
the heirs Of laid deceased and to all persons in
fcresiea, b. publishing copy Of this order i1l
three week prior 10 said day OF hearing. IN the
Nanitowoc Pilot Weekly Newspape- published
at NaHii0Eoc in said County
Dated at AdLiJowoc, the 18th day Of March, 4
d. 1s77
g1l-3w T. G. OLMSTED, County Judge
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FCH TIE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color Of the
beard from gray or any other undesir-
able shade, TO brown or Hack, at dis
crction. It's easily applied. being in
one preparation, and quickly and eff
fectual!y produces 4 permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. P. EiALL & CO.,
I2gEEU1, -7.EI.
s..l h7 Al C.y--.,::, - r;a,,-s = :,ss.:i7ss.
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Ash 6 ROBINS,
so FULTcS STaEET, EEooI.LYN. y. y.
G. & INV IsLN Is

- e.,,s,.,s.4., -N..4sap,as.
Embraces under one EaIaE,Incut IN t5LSa, zi,l,.l
and. WIKI its nUnC. ouS branches and connect ions.
forms Tho. hUrfe~t and quickest route hatu cen
Csica.u ana All points in Illinois, i~coHsiI. : or
tiierH MIcii.@a 5lnne sofa, iowa Ntnra~Aa. Cali
iorliia and tbe csfcrn Territories. lis
Omaha & California Line
Is the shortest auG best ron between Chicago and
nh points IN Northern Illinois lDNH. Dakots. NJ
braska wyoming. Colorado. Utah. Ne9ads Cali
i,rllIa, Oregon, china. Japan and Australia It's
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
Is the short line between Chicago and all point, in
i>.a. - Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and all points
IN she Great Northwest. It's
Lacrpzsa, Winona and st. Peter Line
l. the best route between Ciicago and L. Crosse
Einoaa. Rochester OwatonI a Mankato. Peter
Now jlUI. ANA ali points II southern and Contra!
Minnesota. It's
Green Bay and Marquette Line
l. the ouly lire between Chicago and Jaresville.
WateituWH. l'uad Ga Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton
Green Bay Escanab1 Nc-auRcc. MaIq .iioF lg-
ton, IIalrcocl and the LAKE superior Country It.
Treeport and Dubuque Line
i the only route between Chicaco ard
,"ck1g.d, FEeeF or- and all points via Frccport
Chicago ard Milwaukee Line
l. the u'd lake >hura raEte. and l. the ONLY one
Fas~in-- between ti5ca-o md Evanston lake For
r-s1. HIGHLAND PARK, y, az san. Racine, keuUsEa
ana Ei-E aEhee.
Fu,lnsn Palace Drawing Room Cars
are rUs en- all through t,sins Of this road.
This : tlz. ONLY LIN /. running these ears be
tween CEtr.e u guu $. }'aul and Niuugapoii~ chi
ca-o end N#warSee, chicago and Wiuona, or HI
cage ana Green BAY.
Clos. connections arc made at Chicago with The
lake Shore = Alch iEan oEJher-i. Michigan Cen
f.a., saiii,1oIe y one i-iftse nr-a Ealt Wayne *
Chte--a- tlsnksSce inc and IN Handle Ponies
tar s4sf points J. - =lsG -ut EGlE&S4 J.. pud with
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
= PESGssATf3 FsaniIouoc Count,

= PROBATE - Fsan.t0Uoc County
I Court.
IN the matter of the estate of Lcmuel P Nichols
deceased
Nojicc Is hereby given. that by virtue aud in
pursuance ri an Order of License. made in said
matter, on the llih day oi ~CVtemDeT. \ y. 1876.
by the CcuntN Court az said county. the under
Sl-ncd adUIHiStraiiiE oi the estate of I.-mutl 2.
Nichols iaic OF said county deceased viii. MN
Gay tse sh day OF April, 4. d. lST7- III ten o'clock
III be forenoon OF said day. ct g Office 81 the 1aGH-
Judge. i'm The city of Nauitowoc ia said county.
offer iar sale. at public VcuGUc the following
described lands to-Hit: Thr gort halI # the south
west oac quarter of section mum Der ere III
ship r+nglcon north ofrange number twcety oHc
cas- coutairEg ei-hty acres al iaUd be il The same
more or les. situate lying and being in said
county.
The terms Of sale to lie cash payment on de-
livery ci Administrative decd.
HANNAH NICHOLS,
Admins JraJriN.
Dated Naniiowoc, the llil day Of Nassh, i.
d. 1871. esL3V.
The above sale Is hereby adjoarncd 10 Monday.
April 10th Isl
Dated april iii So.
HANNAH NICHOLS.
Admins. r.s. pix