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MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
w in the payment OF the money secured by
certain mortgage, bearing date the 2lst day Of
June, y. D., lsI3, made and executed by Joseph
Morrisey and Louisa Morrisey, his wife, of the
town OF Franklin, Manitowoc county, Wisconsin,
as mort "a rOrs. 10 John ID. Markham of the CITY
of Manitowoc, in the county and state aforesaid,
as MORTGAGE, which said mortgage was duly re
corded the said day OF its date at = O'Clock F.
NJ in the office Of the register of deeds in and TOR
Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, on page ~ OF vol
ume y Of moEa cages, and whereas the said mort
gage and the note secured thereby were alJeFWard
to-Wit. on the 10Th day of May, A. D.. 1850, By an
instrument III writing, bearing date on that day
for a valuable consideration duly assigned ard
transferred unto the subscriber, who i now the
owner and holder OF the same and the said as
-ignm cnt thereof duly recorded IN SAID register OF
deeds Office on the 2}rd day of June. 4. D.. 1856
NJ o clock p. NJ. III volume of mortgages, Gn
page 1lg: and whereas the amount due on said
note and mortgage Is the whole amount of the
principal. S2l5.UO, and ten per cent. per an4Hm
Interest thereon since June 2lsr, 1873 less pay
ment of $500 made July 10Th. 1876, and another
payment OF Sobb0 made August Ist. 1910, leaving
now due for principal S3U6.25 and for interest
$50 n. III all 2SO.I2. Now therefore, notice is
hereby given according 10 the statute in such case
made and provided that by virtue of the power OF
sale contained III said NOR; gage, duly recorded
Herewith as aforesaid, the said mortgage will be
forcclosed by a sale of the premises herein de
scrlOed, Tor the subscriber, the said assignee OF
the said mort gaEee at public auction on the 18th
day of August, \. D., 1880, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day, by the sheriff Of ManitoWoc
county ut Ills ONCE III the court mousse III
and county of ManitowOc Wisconsin.
The following is q description of the mOrtgagcd
premises so as aforesaid to be sold substantially
they are described il SAID mortgage, tO-Wlt.:-
All The following described piece parcel Of land
situate, Wing and being in the county of Mantle
voc and state Of Wisconsin, to-yvit.: The north
east quarter of the northwest quarter of section
No. eighteen, town No. twenty, range Ne. tween
ty-two east, continuing forty acres Of land more
or less. Iaugl1
Dated ut Nauitowoe Wis. this 18th day Of June
4. D., 1880. LYMAN EMEhSUN.
Assignee Of John d. Markham.
NASH IS SCHMiTz, Attorneys.
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JOHN ". FoRNEY, one of the apostles
of republicanism, and proprietor of two
journals in Pennsylvania, is giving Han
cock a very cordial support. In an article
quite extensively copied lie gives his
reasons for SO doing. He begins by
naming certain events of the late war
which are epochs in the nations history
and one Of these is the battle of Ciettys
burg. In exquisite language he depicts
vivid picture of the city of Philadel-
phia while the great battle of tie valley
of the Cumberland was in progress
The second city Of the continent was
threatened by an army of known bravery
and discipline, led by general of I'm
questioned talent. He describes The
terrible suspense, the fears of the men,
the anguish of the women and the gen
eral sorrow that prevailed when the death
roll bore the names of friends, and then
the feeling or relief ana the SOUNDS OF
/ thanksgiving when it was flashed over
the wires that Meade and Hancock and
Rynolds had saved the north and Lee
was repulsed. HancocE's gallant fight
on Cemetery Hill saved Philadelphia and
drove back the invading army. He says
/ of the gallant triumvirate but one is now
alive, the man to whom the victory was
chiefly due, the hero who received almost
amortal wound while the prayers of those
lie defended were being poured forth for
his success, the democratic candidate for
1 the presidency, GEN. WINFIELD SCoTr
HANCOCK. Forney cannot now forget
the gratitude he felt then and he feels
bound by every principle of manhood to
support the man who helped to drive
back the tide of Invasion and saved his
native state
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

NEVER was there more industry dis
played in searching the record of can
didate to find weak spots than in the case
of Gen. Hancock. The first defect was
haughtiness and story was related, tel
ling how he passed telegram to an or
derly to give the operator instead of CIV
ing it directly himself, an unpardonable
offense. Then it was discovered that
Mrs. Surratt was hung when he was
commander of the armies of the capital.
This Is about the same as holding the
governor of every state wheer capital
punishment prevails, responsible for the
execution of criminals. 1t was then
found that he believed Tilden was elected
and that he wrote to his superior officer
advising him that in case Tilden took the
oath of Office, ne (aancock) would feel
It incumbent on him to obey the legally
elected resident. 1T was discovered
that he was a rebel Nd wanted to over
throw the government, and last ne news
comes that he is Roman Catholic and
must he beaten on that account. The
fact is Gen. Hancock is not a Roman
Catholic, but it is believed the story will
create prejudice against him. OF all
the desplsable, mean, humanity attempts
to defeat candidate the religious dodge
IS the worst. \ mans religion has moth
ing to do with his politics or his fitness
for office and any demagogue who uses
itdeserves the excavation of every person.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

HAyCoC1 was rebel, after all. "Once
npon a time" lie had fully made up his
mind 70 march upon Washington, depose
lincoln aud Stanton. 4 very dangerous
man was Hancock during the war, not to
Longstreef, the dashing confederate
officer. hut 70 the union. He should be
tried by a court martial and suffer all the
indignides heaped upon a traitor. Han.
cock was rebel. His fighting was a
sham, pretense. He is democrat; all
demoora, were rebels; ergo, Hancock
was a reoeI. No proof of loyalty can
overcome the conclusion in that syllogism.
The dasbing soldier, whom congress
thanked publicly for his gallant services,
was but playing q part when he Turned
the tide Of battle at Gettysburg and re-
ceiyel Il wound thought to ba mortal.
He was playing a part when he led the
van of the army of the Potomac in It's
bloody march to the confederate capital.
Let him be stripped of his epaulets, he
has dissyaeeJ them by daring to be a
democrat Ills services to his country
are worthless because Of his political
opinions. Grown I.ongtreet with laurel
and chant paeans to his name. He
fought in the rebel army and SO bravely
that his intentions can hardly be ques-
TONED. But he IS 4 republican aud there
fore loyal. Let him represent the gov
eminent he fought to maintain, in the
kingdom established by the king Maho-
met, but let honors 10 carefully kept
from the traitor Hancock. Thus let
patriotism be rewarded and treason re-
buked.
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sHERIPEls SALE ON EXECUTION.

rf'IE STATE OF WISCONSIN-IN CIRCUIT
4 Cont MauitowCc CoUnty-ss
Henry :. PieTpont, IS Receiver Of O. II. platt,
plaintiff, against John BFatz, defendant.
BY virtue of an execution Issued out Of and I'M
der the seal of the Circuit Court in ard for the
county of ManIt0woc, state of Wisconsin, in the
above entitled action, against the personal and
real property OF the above named defendant, 10
me directed and delivered, have seized and TAX
en- the following described real estate and al the
right, title and interest which the said defendant
above named had in and to said real estate at the
day of docketng Of aid Judgment to-Nyit: on the
Stl dnv nf March ~ la3 q or, has since aenutr-
wit: The northwest quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter of section number two o. IN township number
nineteen (l9) north OF range number TWenty-opc
cd east. in ManitOwoc county. Wisconsin. which
said described lands and all the right, title and
interest of the said defendant therein, shall. OK
pose for sale and sell ut public yenduc, or so
much thereof shall be sufficient 10 satisfy the
sum of five hundred and seven and 60-l00 dollars
and interest from March 5th, 1873, together with
costs and expenses of sale. Al tine sheriffs Office
in the court house in the city and county Of Mani
towoc, on Saturday the Dist day of July. A. D.,
1850 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
Dated June 18th, 1880. jul29
T. j. PIERCE,
Sheriff of ManitowoG county, Wisconsin.
E. +. TREAT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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A CoRREsroSDEsyT of the Sunday Tel
cgraph says lawyers of The first ability i'll
New York say that the state of New York
cannot choose presidential electors by
the Legislature. That the constitution
gave each state the power to determine
h15r electors should be chosen, and that
having exercised that power and declared
the manner, the power Of the state ends.
IF New York attempts to select electors
by the legislature it is because of the
certainty TINT the state will go democratic.
The constitution could not protect louis
lana az South Carolina. II should nos
protee. New York In such a revolutionary
proceeding. aad any attempt to choose
10y the iesislulurc shon)d Ae treated as
another attempt accounting out 10 Louis
lana woald be.
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sHERrFF's SALE ON EXECUTION.

IN CIRCUIT CoURT-MANIToWOC CoUN-
i TI, WIS. a. " Coates plaintiff, YcrsHs
Hubert J. Rock. Joseph Grctz and Thomas eFetzs
BY virtue OF and pursuant 70 an execution issn-
ed ont Of and under the seal Of the eircnii eoart
OF ManitowOc comfy. Wisconsin. upon lud--
ment rendered in justice court before Adolph
Wallich Esq. justice OF the peace in and Tor the
city and county Of Manitowoc, Wisconsin. on the
9th day OF March 4. D., 1885, antla certified Trans
cripi OF said Judgment WIS duly filed and docket
ed in the Office OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF
said county, on the 18th day OF March, 4. D., ls>
and said execution delivered and directed 20 me;
which the said Hubert j. Rock. Joseph Gretz and
Thomas tSretZ had on the 18Th day Of March. 4
D. los9, or have since acquired IN ana 10 the IaI-
lowing describel real estate tO-wIt: Inc west -
acres southwest one-quaFIer southeast oEe-guar-
ter, except three-fourths of an acre, sec
ton twenty-three f23l. township eighteen U.s.
range twentY-three (3B. Also east oue-haif north
west one-Q uarter northeast one-quarter. section
twenty-six C25j township eiEhthteen {l.l, range
twenty-thrce Oh. Also east five acres OF north
ten (lUl acres southwest one-qnarter northeast
one-quarter section twenty-six t2j) township
eighteen lSl. range twenty-three OBJ, which said
described lands | shall expose for sale and sell al
public yendue, or 50 much thereof S. shall be
sufficient TO satisfy the sum al She's, together
with costs and expenees Of sale, at the Sheriff r
Office, in the court hoase, in the city and county
OF ManliOwoc, Wisconsin, on Saturday, the 18th
day of May, A. D., les, al ten O'Clock in the fore
Dated at the Sheria-s onlee in Manitowoe, Wis,
AA4i1 lin A-ia Oh 4 Ii+tr a II. l2oo-
p J. PIERCE.
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County Wis.
SedgWick il Forrest, Plaintiffs Attys may =
Sherih7s Office May 2ath. 1sS0.
The above sale j. hereby adjourned to the 18th
day of Jilne A D., 1885, At IL O'Clock in the fore
noon. r. j. PIERCE
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County, Wis.
ScdgWick & Forrest. Plaintiffs Attys.
SheriG-s Office. June 18TH 1sS0.
The above sale il hereby adjourned to the ct
day Of June. A. b., lsaG, II 10 O'Clock in the for
noon.
p J. PIERCE,
Sheriff Of ManitoWoc County Wis.
Scdewick & Forrest. Plaintiff : Att'ys.
Sherin-s Office. June 26ta. 1850.
The above sale t. hereby adjourned to the josh
DAY of July a. b., 1850, al 10 clock in the fDIc
noon 7. j. PIERCE
Sheriff OF ManiiOwOc Comfy, Wis
Selgwick & Forrest, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

DEMOCRATS and all persons who place
the integrity of the constitution and a
love OF justice above party considerations
should earnestly work for the defeat of
Garfield Not 50 much for his partici-
patton in the Credit Mobilier corruption
or in the De Golyer pavement contracts
as for his being one of the eight of the
electoral commission whose partisan zeal
blinded TO justice and decency.
Not even the war which ragged fer ely
for four years, sacrificing lives and treas
ure. has so shaken faith in the perpetuity
of the republic as the shameless decision
of the electoral commission. No other
proceeding has brought the country into
such disrepute, or SO destroyed respect
for those fundamental laws on which the
government is built. 1t was the inaugur
alton of trickery and effrontery, the
blackest deed with which the annals of
orr country is stained. Beside il the
treason of JEFF Davis is patriotism.-
Those eight men, of whom Garfield is
one, should be held mp for the execution
OF posterity; they should be held in de-
testation as deep as is the memory OF
Benedict Arnold. OF all men who have
figured in American history, whose am
bition has led into the paths of treason,
whose cupidity has led to violation Of
Law, none have more fully earned the
resentment and adherence of the Amer
lean people than the infamous Eight
whose acts are a proclamation of law and
, of justice. 1t was dirty, low trickery,
such a. should shame n ward politician
I who mistakes cunning for craftsmanship.
/ And one of these men seeks to be
( president of the United States Aspires
to the highest position in country,
whose political morality he has dfbauch-
ed Such effrontery is without parallel
in history. In submitting to the out
rageous decision of the electoral com
mission the people of the United States
acted very unwisely. OF course when
the thing was instituted the genera
opinion was that 1t would be a Judicial
tribunal and that the case would be de
cided on its merits. But the commission
excluded all testimony, perversely shU
their eyes to every fact connected witt
the case and decided it according 10 thei
partisan bias. To elect one of these meI
to any Office is to glorify injustice. Gar
fields connection with the electoral com
mission should damn him, politically, be
yond redemption.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

A CORRESPONDENT of the Chicago
Times writing from Watertown says that
A. X. Delaney has allowed the secret to
leak out that the claim agents ut Wash
ington will nut $50, 900 into this district
for the purpose Of defeating Bragg. He
has been a stumbling block in their way
and they propose to kill him off. If
Delaney IS the candidate of these men
he may rs well hang his harp upon the
willows. The moro Bragg beats these
fellows the better lie deserves of the
people, and If $50, 900 is put into this
district for that purpose it will raise up
moro friends for Bragg than for the
''othcr fellow" and the other fellow we
suspect to be \. X. Delaney.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

REpuDLIcAs papers Of Chicago say
that the grconback movement in this
state alarms the republicans and may
result IN giving the democrats plurality,
ana consequently the electoral ticket.
Strange, they admit that 10000 Of the
votes given to Atlis we're originally re-
publican and went to Smith last fall
when May was the greenback candidate.
While the financial question was theruling
one, we We're given to understand that
the grcenbackcrs we're originally demo
Gratis and that all republicans stood firm
afsainot initiation
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT
4 In the matter OF the estate OF Pete. Huncofs-
~. deceased.
To al whom it may concern: Letters of Ad-
John A. Tod GA the 18th day old uue, \. d., ie}.
and six months frum end a.ter said day being a.
lowed ana limited Tor creditors To present theiE
Claims FOR examination ana allowance, notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned viii. on the
third Tuesday Ct sseh Of said SIX months Ena on the
18Th day OF December IsSe. 81 the Probate Of.ce
IN the city u ManiioHcc- IN said comfy. receive
examine and sdjust al claims. SEG demands OF eli
persons against s2ld deceased.
Dated. June 9th, ISS9
MICHAEL. hflsAAN. County Judge. juiy -
& {. ". x ". +. White. Artys.
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JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE.
CrTATE OF W1SCONSIN.-CIRCUIT COURT
- COUNTY OF MANlToWoC. Charles Helms
Plaintiff against Theodore Gocres, Mary GocTes
his wife, William Resebcrg, Fred Griebenow, Au-
gust +. Sdelflohn and Gnstayc Scetcldt, Defend
ants.
BY virtue of and pursuant 10 judgment of said
court, in the above entitled action, which was
rendered and dated on the second day of June, \.
D., 1850, shall expose for sale and sell at public
auction ut the sherifs office in the court house
in the city Of ManitoROc. county of Mauitowoc
and state OF Wisconsin, on Tuesday, the I0th day
of August, A. D., 1850. az the hour OF two O'Clock
in the afternoon OF that day. the following dcs-
cribcd mortgaged premises, SO much thereof as
may be sufficient 70 raise the amount due the
plaintiff for principal interest and costs together
with the expenses Of sale, to-wit; Lot number
eight %. in block number sixteen l6) in Hilbert
and Smiths Addition To the village OF kiel, Mani
towoc county and stale of Wisconsin. as laid down
in the recorded plat of said addition To said viii
lage, together with all buildings standing on said
lot.
Dated, June 23rd, 1880
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MICHAEL KtRWAN. County judge.
Mash x Schrnltg, Aftrs it.Iv :


First publication july l, lSa) 20. d.
IN pROBATE-EANITOwoC COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter Of the esta-e OF Matthias AIeia,
deceased.
On reading and fling thu petition OF Elizabeth
Klein. Adp1gStratriX of the estate of said decgSk-
ed. representing among ojhCr things that she has
fdily administered said estate, aud PRAYING that
time SGd place be 8Xed for cya mining and slow
ing heT account Of her administration filed IN this
court, and for is sssignmt nj and distribution or
the shares Of said estate % the persons by law en-
titled thereto. II i ordered SaSI ssid account De
examined by the judge Of This court o. TnesE9v
the 29th day of JAY. a. D.. lSS0, al 10 o'eidts Il
NJ, AZ ny Office in S&id county
Ordered further taat notice thereof be given 20
the heirs Of said deceased aud TO all persons in
ieTested. by publishing COPY OF this order Tor
iBrec successive weeks prior 20 sSlG dav Of hear
lns. IN the M1nItoWoc Pilot weekly nIwe4als.r
publishes AZ Manitowoc, in said county
Dated II Aauit1Noc, the .t5gd day of june a n
3sS9. MICHAEL hgRNAN, County Judge
William Bach, Attorney jp!-I5
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

A BOILER used to run a threshing ma
chine exploded at Dankirk, O., on Tues
dry, killing five and seriously wounding
four persons. 1t was fearful spectacle
some Of the persons being torn into
plrrGe
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MICHAEi. =. - "A " an ,
II q. & W. j. Turner, Attys.
First pubiieation june p. $50

TN PROBATE,-MANIT0wo COUNTY COURT
L In the matter Of the estate oi Darby Clark,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Charles
luling. administrator &c b0giS non. With the viii
annexed, of the estate OF said deceased represent
ing among other things, that he has fully admiu-
istercd said estate. iand praying that time end
place be fixed for examining and allowing MS &c
euunt of his administration, fled IN ts court. i
l. urGersd that said account be examined by the
August, A. d lSSo, at 10 o'clock \. NJ st say Of
fee in said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given 10
the heirs OF said deceased, and to 81. persons in
terested bs publishing copy Of this oTttss .Dr
three successive weeks pIfJr TO said day OF hear
Ing, in the NauitoWOc Pint. a weekly newspaper
published at Aaaitowoc, in said county.
Dated II Mantle soc. the ed DAY of June, l.
D, iSS1.
MICHAEL ktRWAN, County judge
Mash * Schmitz, Aft.s. july ;
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IcIRCCIT cor Ri, MANIT0W0C COUNTY.
L Maria HUrak, fla!ntin, Us. NepcGi Ho-ak,
Defendant.
me State Of Wisconsin, 70 the said defendant,
You are hereby Summoned 10 appear wlthIu tTeE-
tv DAYS after service OF tAis summons exclusive
of las day of service, and defend the above eutl-
tied action ia be court aforesaid and In case ut
yoGr .aiIuIc So q 90. Judgment VIII be rendered
against you according to the demand Q. lhc COM
rsfafrr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

Should lie election for president and
vice president be held this month, Han
cock would sweep thirty Of the 1oates.
The enthusiasm for him is something
surprising
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

REPUBLICANs are want to talk about
the prediction of democrats for rich
candidate for the presidency. The
Evening Wisconsin in presenting the
claims of Eugene Hale for chairman of
the republican national committee makes
strong point of the fact that he is
wealthy and would supply all deficien-
eies. A chairman with q bari is what
the moral party is after.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

ltTATE OF WISC0NSIN,-IN CIRCUa COURT
= MANITOW0C CoUNTY.-ss.
Marcns Holman, Joseph Schiller aud Leopold
Holman, plaintiffs, against Ferdinand Neita.
Katharine Neith. his wife. Margareth Odcrhoa.
Charles W. WOfand z. Holman. defendants
by virtue of and pursuant to "a judgment uf said
cour i'm the above entitled action. which was rem
dered and dated on the 2ud day Of june, 4. D.,
1850 shall expose for sale and sell al public aua
ti0n. ~ juC sheriff Office in the court house. in
the city OF Nanitowoc, Wis, in said county O..
Nau3tawOc, on Saturday, the 18th day at iulv,. &.
D.. 1856. ST the hour of 10 O'Clock. A. a.. Of that
day, the following described morjgaEed premises
or so much thereof a. may be sufficient to raise the
amount cue he plaintiffs for principal interest,"
and CO SIS, together |lth the expenses OF sale TO-
wit; The following real eslale lying and being
in the comfy OF Naujtcwoc and state Of AiSe0u-
sin, and known and described Is follows, VIZ;
Lot number twelve ~, ia block two hundred
and siXty-Hine (2Gp}, and tot number eleven I'D.
twelve ll2 thirteen (l3), fourteen 40. fifteen (l5}
sixteen t16G seventeen az, and eighteen gls1. in
block number two hundred and iOgr COS. All
being in the city Of Manitowoc, MauItOwoc couu-
II. Wisconsin.
Dated At the sheriI1s Office, Nanitowoc, June
3rd, lc>}.
2 J. PIERCE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

1sWhy the griaryesng HRyEsrER so fast super
the leading
AnEerhe manufacturer controlled the
two men can bind as much riding the Harvester
eaper
DONE with less waste OF gr that the machine less liable of
business economy makes necessary for the farmer the Harvester
hich s
but THE HARVESTER
the only sold
] than sconIine
3lNbere they and Who isth manufacturer?
AINlilan
his and1 Chicago,
4hHow hearing much
and are they in -
AnY the fully established PERSON with
to
Binder and u
cut
5th-Who be Binder7
AnIhere binders
qaGTt to MARSH aBvFsTFR
The Hvters better better where
light
kind they have all the ezceene resulting long manuiactur
The simplest entire
without breaking wFe record uaeqGaled Smau5
w. Il. KlLLEN & CO., Selling Agents, CATO, WIS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-07-08

THE Ripon Commonwealth says Han
cocl, viii be satisfied, after election, with
being major general. A small error in
the g-ade, merely. The Commonwealth
meant commander in chief.
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PRATT Of the Menasha Press has been
sued for libel aud damages placed at
$4,000. Shade Of Croesus, what right
has Pratt TO be suspected OF owning Slo,-
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