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MEDICINES.

IDHf GOODS
80 Bales A and Z domestic.
5o0 pieces Blcached domestic assorted
100 Cottonaies, assorted,
12O % Blue Deniins
300 80 Domestic Stripes,
800. az q Plaids,
800 '' Mariners Shifting,
100 6. Fancy lawns,
so - GinGbans
20 90 Solid color :.
30 - Black and Colored Alpaccas,
300 Silk Handkerchief.
1900 80 Fancy Prints. assorted,
so - -Whitc Cambrics,
60 :. Checked
90 - Jackonet
$50 doz. Cotton HaaikcrchieCs,
10 d" Linen
July II. 1859 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
.CARfETENGs,
~ AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
For sale by
July 6, 1859 WARD L SOUTIDuAYD.
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Fire policies sssved On liberal t,rfss by
Il Z. sOUTHMAYD.
Agent for FaD Bureu ard vicinity
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STEAMER NIGHTs. There is a diffe :
ence SO marked between the steamer nights
Of fnow-a-iays AMI those of the former times,
In San Francisco, that the most ordinary
observer cannot help being impressed with
IT, Formerly, the evening prior to the sail
ing of the mail steamers for Panama, was
characterized by vast amount of hustle
In the streets, more especially in the vicin:-
ty Of the newspaper offices periodical depots
where postage stamps, envelopes and
steamer paper are sold-and the post office
But the times are changed. the routing has
changed, the habits and customs Of the peo-
pie are changed. and "steamer night "a no
longer wears the peculiar characteristic of
the days agonc
The newspaper office close at the usual
business hour, darkness rcigns in.the peri
-edical depots at an early hour, and the
streets wear the air of sombre puiet. char
acteristic of ordinary nights, when the
guide folk are in bed. and none but the
80 hy-by- Shts are abroad Between the
chinks of the iron doors of the banking
houses, half ajar. and through the key holes,
stream gIints Of light, and fall the busy
sounds peculiar to the trade OF preparing
gols!en treasure for shipment on the NOR
row This latter is nearly all that is left to
remind us of g steamer night - of former
times all else is changed.
Quiet now reigns where noise and hustle
was, but a comparatively brief period since,
all supreme. The footballs upon the side
walk, that once beat rapid as the summer
rain along the streets on 90 steamer nights
now beats at measured intervals as the street
walker wends his way homeward, and the
night bears semblance only TO those which
follow the ordinary DAYS
And what has caused this change9 Why
evebody knows that it is the overland mail
that has done it. Every Monday and Fri
day the business oil writing and mailing
letters, formerly apart for steamer days, is
transacted. thus leaving but little to be per-
formed on, g steamer nights" The news
of the fortnight intervening between the
sailing of the steamers has gone forward
and been anticipated by the overland mail,
and hence fewer steamer papers are wanted
to forward to friends in the East, since
nothing remains to tell them of local news,
beyond that which letters and papers have
previously furnished overland
This marked changed on steamer nights
is one of the striking results of the estab-
lshment one of the striking results of the
establishment of the overland mail TT
furnishes a text for much further comment,
but We pass it over for the present with
this hasty sketch.-SaR Francisco 41fsa
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A young man, member of an evangeli-
cal church, advertises in New York paper
for board in pious family, where his Chris
tian example would be considered a compen-
sion.
H A man was waked in the night and
told that his wife was dead. He turned
over. drew the coyerlet closer, pulled down
his night cap. and nnuttered. as he went to
sleep again "Ah, how grieved l shall be
in the morning p
V The test of enjoyment is the rcnicla
hs.r-e which it leaees beyond it.
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STtTi,IEST
OF THE CONDITION OF
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
JANrAHY /, 1850

CAPITAL.
The amt II Capital Stock i, s57aOon :.
The amt of Cap St'h pd upis 53oOoO
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IRON AXES AND WAGON BOXES.
50 sets Iron Axles To inch,
100 :. Wagon boxes 2 to ''
to which we invite the attention Of wagon max
ers eve-y where.
July 6, So JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
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SHOT.
= $50 Bags assorted Drop and Buck Shot-cvery
size made ON hand and for sale by
July 6, SO. j, HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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HEROSINE or COAL OIL.
~ Pure Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS, Chin
nys and Wicks for sale by
July s, 1859. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
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.nYSTERS, SARDINES * LOBsTERS.
~ 100 Doz Cove Oysters in l and 2 ib cans
100 u boxes Sardines. 5 dog. Lohsters, all fresh
July 6.'59 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
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DRINTS.'
5000 Prs unusually handsome styles. en-
tirely new to this trade--from the most celebrated
American and English factories, just opened and
july 6. 1859 ]. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co. !,
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ID AISINS.
IL 100 packages, in quantities, half and whole
boxes in store and for sale by
July 8, SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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A HtARr-RENDING CALAMITY. " e
were never called upon TO record such
sad and melancholy accident as he death
BY drowning, Of Mr. JAHHs ALLEN, ofMan
i,owoc Rapids-one Of the most estima
BE and respected citizens Of our county
IIe was in this village on the Fourth, en-
loving the society Of lis friends, and start
ed for home about ) o'clock, p N. No
arriving to lis family in season, fears were
entertained and search was made next
day. Ills lat was found in the river neaI
the Rapids, which fact confirmed the
worst fears Of his friends. Search va,
continued until Thursday morning, when
his cold and lieles, body was found be-
meath the waters Iii, supposed that in
crossing the bridge, at the Rapids he
missed his footing and fell in the angry
waters, never to Use again.
lie was a very intelligent man, and pos
sesscd tie confidence and esteem Of all his
nei2lbor5-being, at the time otiis death,
Chairman Of the Board Of Supervisors. a
wife and seven children are left to mourn
his sudden and unexpected death. May {
kind Providence comfyIt and protect them
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The Manitowoc Seminary

/ Was instituted at tie special desire Of seV
eral friends Of a practical and thorough
education, living in this place. The plan
was, to introduce such subjects as are
taught in Higher Schools or Academies.
The school was first opened after Mr. AT
GusrUs W,TTuAS's arrival in 1851, in Mrs.
R.cKEns house, near the bridge, with the
number Of thirty scholars. After having
been in operation about two years, three
lots were purchased on Seventh street, and
| by means Of a loan out OF the school fund
Of the State, and the assistance Of several
citizens Interested in the cause Of educa-
ton, l;;.ding was erected, 80 feet by %,
two stories high, which was styled Man
itowoc Seminary" The school was then
removed there from It's first location, and
opened with an exhibition, in the presence
Of all its friends and patrons, October,
I 1856.
Since that time, several of It's scholars
have entered into business, and proved to
have received a suitable education. Ger
man scholars are instructed in their own
language until they hayeac4uired sufficient
knowledge Of the English 10 be instructed
therein. principal subjects Of the plan
Of studies are; the German, English, and
French languages, Geometry, Arithmetic,
Geography, History, Reading, Writing
Natural History and Philosophy, Zoology
md N;Deralogy in winter, and Botany in
sumlDer) Drawing, and Vocal and Instru-
mental music. The Principal is Mr.. Az
GUST W1ruAz, formerly Of Newark, n. J,
where lie superinten4ed like institution,
to the highest satisfaction of his patrons
in that place, ard was called to this village
for tile same purpose. The building con
tains three rooms for Instruction, and suf-
fcient more to receive fifteen boarding
scholars. The terms for tuition and board
are 800 per annum. Music Except vocal J
$40 ezra.
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JOINER WoaK-One of the best me-
chanics we ever net--one who knows his
business, and understands what you want
in a tw;nkirg-is Mr. Nat. FENroN, who
keeps a Cabinet and Furniture establish
mcnt next door east Of pLATr's store. II
arranging our Office, it was necessary to
call on him for some joiner work, and he
was always on hand, done his work quick
". and in a gentcel manner. We warrant
that such man sells nothing but good
ware, and that, too, at low figure,
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The Commerce Of Manitowoc.

The amount of the shipping business and
Il E value IF commerce Of Manitowoc are
not known abroad-neither are they real
lied at home We cannot, of course, du-
ring our short stay here, give proximate
estimate Of that amount, nor anything like
the value. Tie following frst-class yes
sels, however, hail from here, and are &C
lively employed in conveyingto other ports
on Lake Michigan the products Of Manito-
voc and other counties tributary to the
heavy commerce Of our village:
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REFER s. EgEEgs

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions
Glass, Go kerry, F4nc5 Goods, Oil Cloth,
Wooden yarn, Flncy Baskets, Fi1dIes anI
Gai'ars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordur,s
Paperhangings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit 5! ore Of public patron
age.
Mauiowoc, July, 1850 lift
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state Convention.

4 Democratic State Cons, ntion viii be held
in the Assembly Chamber, at The City of Madison,
on Wednesday, tie 2fth day of August next at
Il o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the Several State Offices to be sup>
ported by the Democratic party at the General
Election, to be held in November next, and to
elect delegates to the National Convention, to be
held in the City Of Charleston, S. C., in 1860 and
to transact such other business as may come be-
fore it. E4ch Assembly District will be en- tiled
to send two Delegates to said State Convention,
provided that when more than enc county cons
s.itutes an Assembly District, each County shall
be entitled TO one Delegate in lieu Of Assembly
District Delegates.
HORACE T. SANDERS,
CAS>IUS FAIRCHILD,
SATERLEE CLARK,
THEODORE C0NkEY,
WILLIAM PITT DEWEY;
RICHARD p. EIGHME,
~ P. ELAKE5LEE,
c. ". FITCH.
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EE L D..

On Sunday Morning the 81 inst, at thc resis
dence of lis son, CARL Il. SCHMIDT, -
SCHMIDT, eyed 81 years.
The sui :;ect of this notice was born in Prussia,
AID came to this county in 1871. lie was an
cold printer" had lived years in Wisconsin,
and worked years in the cfiice Of the Banner,
al Milwaukee, ii the time of his deah, lie ass
sisted in the Office Of The Moth HTtl.
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Two RIVERS took a drive the
other day, over a gool road, along the
bank Of the Lake, 70 this t'ourishing village.
We like the appearance Of the town. 1t
seems TO lc seifsusnining, as there IS in
operation number Of manufacturing cs-
adjustments, giving employment to many
operatives We shall speak more fully Of
this place, its people, aud inte,e~ and bu-
sincss, when more fully posted upon the
subject.
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rSy Dr. .yaEsGes Lewis. Oculist o.

rg ESr. flames Lewis, Oculist and
Aurst, whose Unprecedented success in the
treatment Of diseases of the Eye and Ear has
gated for him the entire appreciation OF the cit
iz1us of every city where he has been profession,
ally employed has arrived in Manitowoc, and
has taken rooms at the National Hotel, where be
may be consulted a short time only; berg OH
pleasant tour to the Lakes he does not wish to
receive patients unless they call Immediately, so
as to cor form to his universal practice Of curing
his patients salts iactCrilY before leaving lie
would just add, in way OF advice, to all those af-
a;cted with diseases of these delicate organs that
they may may never again meet with as favora~
bic an opportunity Of avail ng themselves CT the
treatment of one Of the best Oculist and Aurist
in the union, whose testimonials are amply salts
flctory frCm the most respectable public men Of
our country, speaking ia the highest terms Of
praise Of DR.. LE+IS' professional and literary
qualifications; you had better call at once and be
restored to sight or hearing, the mes. import
ant Of all the senses.
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AEDDaEsEE EVE1rE 7glaSx,

IroHiEin 81, next door to tie Post QJl;ce,
MANITOTOC, WIS.
T6NIIIs es'abliS! mont wilalways contaia al tie
i varieties OF Nelicilc usually Kept il Drug
5 r, together with Pants, O15, Yarnish, Al
cohoI, Spnits Of + .rpeDtinr, vi e. aud LQ1ors
for Medicinal purposes, Also fancy articles,
Soap and Perfam.'y, Flank Books aud Station
cry, C.mphcne, F.urd and fu atiae, and all the
other articles belonging to th line.
e PGo.cRIPrIoNs carefully put up both day
ana night time, nj IT,
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PIkE's PEAH.-Many WHO lave left Wis
con-in for that region have already return
ed, and report The whole thing as an IN
miti.a.cd humbug. Some dozen or more
who went from this county have had the
courage to stay there, or to push on to Cal
ifornia but We do not doubt obey regret
having left Manilovoc. They gave up a
certainty for an Eucertainty-for here Their
industry and honesty would soon bring
them gold in abundance, without the loss
Of health and comfort.
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New SronEs-Two new large buildings
are being erected on York street, designed
for stores and Offices. One is owned by
J. E. rLArr, Esq, and will be opened hy
him, as we are informed, this season, as a
general merchandising establishment
The other is owned by Messrs RoDIN-
soS, and will be occupied by them for their
drug store.
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CREssEY s EssLENGE1.

-Attorneys and CounScll0rS at Lar.
Office in T singers Building, Manitowoc Wis.
Prompt attention ? to he collection of all
cllims entrusted to our Office. pl-tf
WN. R. CRlsSlY. CJAs. ESsLINGER
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JACOB EIREX.

Cabire. Manufacturer, and Furn shing Sore
Con family on hand every Inscription Of Ma
Logary, Black Walnut, ard plain Furii'ura,
which is as good. and viii tie sold as cheap as
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere
ManitOwCc July, 1859. n1-tf
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For Sale.
p01Ulsy 4, IIWja7,e ReaperS.

FmeraII Nlove, Aug. 2i'h.
Na es1yyir-pss7 Sir. f!avi & ed Poi
mcr + Will m Self Rsaias Reaper, would
s,v a. regards case Of Irat have found It
caaIt,, auI even surpas6'ng my expectatioIs.
Til. '-in pGcty and durability Of construction"
has won my highest f,vor, for ii shows that while
great improvements have been made, the LEADING:
princiyl. most interesting to the purchaser, has
not been overlooked 'Clsanness OF cut!
have used the reaper in cutting wheat, oat:,
timothy and bailey, some Of which was lodged,
bat it cut n m all 20 my cnt re satisfaction.
"Neatncs, OF Raking'--This part is most per
t.ct and men bilting for ne ray that they bind
much flFtcy after thu nachile than af 81 snf
hanl-rahing machine they ever saw. The easa
viii #lirh this machine viii turn conner Is
ur st san Glory, not REQ lring cradle in tbs
fisld after tls grain IS one. cut round.
Yours truly. i CHENEY.
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las, Capt. ALBRIGHT.

Most Of the above vessels, # not all. are
ranked \. No. l, are commanded and
manned 10y able seamen, and some of the
quickest trips on the lakes have been made
by them. They average one trip week
between this port and Chicago, both ways,
and it is not an unusual dling to make
a trip in from fifteen to twenty hours, be
tween ports. In fact, the Nanitowoc YES
sells are known as being the best built and
best saIers on the western waters.
We will, in a short time, gather the
statistics Of our shipping business, exports
and imports, and give them to our read
ers. Our manufacturing business will al
50 be taken care Of by the Pilot.
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GEO, e. W OO3e5N.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Justice of he Peace and Notary Public. Par
ticulr atter ton gwen to collecting, &c Of
fee on York Street, Manit)woc Wis, rl-tf
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s. 4. IEGDsP.

attorney and Counsellor at Law,
And General Land Agent Also Agent for the
E.na Insurance Company, Of Hartford, Conn.
Capital, $1,000, 600 Corner Of 8th ard Frank
lin St, Manitowoc, Wis nl>tf
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GRO. T.. LEE.

-Aftoyucy and CouHsellor al Lor,
WEI practice in Manitowoc and adjoining coun.
ties, and in the Supreme and L. s District
Courts, for The State of Wisconsin.
Office, corner of York and Eighth streets,
Mdntowoc, Wis. nj II.
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WV, VI, NICHOLS.

attorney ard Counsellor at Lar,
OH C on York Street, Manitowoc Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
t, IL #
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=

MESAsHA PLANK RoAD.-Judge REED
informs Us that he IS making preparations
for the extension Of this Road this season,
from Mc'ALLIsTER' on tie Green Bay
road, to the Branch Mills. This is very
important road, and we hope TO sec it com
pIeted.
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L.. T. W SEsBEN.

Ma1itowoc, Wis, Attorney and Solicitor; will al
tend to the business of his profession in This
and adjoining counties, and 70 collecting and
secur debts. nl-tt
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@. EGzaREE.HasS. s. CO.

Dealers in Dry Goo6s, Groceries, Provisions,
Hard ware, Cccclsery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Cans, Drugs aud Medicines, Ola s, Nails,
etc. Produce of all kinds wanted IL If
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eEs as. 4. RENTER.

NoTAEr PUBLIc Agent for the NJ lwaukee Mu'
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas,
ur,r VII attend to he payment OF Taxes,
&c, Office on Ninth Street. nl-tt.
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NJ All EsEEIEes

Ga Thursday june so, at the Ca hoiic Church
in the town Of Buchanan, by the Rev. Father
OzcawALD, NJ. JOHN CONFER, to Miss JULIA
BURKE
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FLo-msurxG.--All branches Of business
in this village seem 70 be in a nourishing
condition. We have not visited town Of
its size in the State for the past year where
We witnessed 50 much life and activity
Large returns from exports Of lumber, tim
ber and shingles are now being realized.
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SIZE or MASHowoc.-In beauty for
residences, and eligibility for business,
Manitowoc surpasses that ofany other town
on the whole line Of the Lake coast We
challenge a comparison.
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THg CRoPs.-We are informed that not
~ihstanding the cold, dry weather last
month, the crops promise we'll in this com
ty, EXCEPT that Of grass.
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New Billiard Rooms.

TUE Undersigned hos opened new and spleen
/ id HALL, on York Il, opposite the y.
iional Hotel. The I'll is sPiendidly fl ted Up,
with a rev improved Billiard T BE, and per.o :
fond OF the pleasant and heaithfil * rcise OF
Billiard pliHing will Re able to q it 10 per
fiction Gail and see the new Hall.
~ Sand, ISIS and Downel's Chicago Ale,
always on q. alsLt.
CuAS. j, BRAJSa,
Manitowoc, July, 1853 nj f.
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AHD STILL ANorHER-On Sunday even
ing last, CuAs. IAupr, Of the town Of New
ton, was drowned in the miII-pond Of
Mall {, IIaupt. lie was crossing on a log
and fell in. His body was recovered.
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Gg- To PRINTERs.-F the accomoda,
ton Of publishers and printers, we have
opened register wherein are kept the
names ages, years at the business, etc Of
printers wishing work OF late we have
received a number Of letters from both
jours and publishers, asking for places or
hands, and hereafter will keep posted
Those wishing help will write us what
kind Of hands they wish, ana what wages
they can pay, while those wishing work,
will write us, giving their address, years
at the business, whether with or without
family, etc. Within a month we have
procured good situations for quite mum
Der Of printers, and could inform others
where work is to he had Good hands
RE always in demand, and anything we
can DO toward accommodating employer or
employee, shall be done free gratis for moth
ing. The press may possibly help them
selves as we'll as others by giving this pro
posal notice in their columns. Mlwuu
kco Ncus
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FAKE SHORE BANK,

MAHIrow0C, WIS.
Capital, $4,000.
DUl and sell Exchange, Gold a-d Silver Coin
ID and UnCurreHt money.
Particular Alteration given to collections, and
prcc eds promptly RENTED at current rates
exchange.
Interest paid on speci, 'ep9sites.
Drafts on all foreign countries.
uI~tf G. W ADAMS, Cashier.
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y. FEE An.

County SUrvcgor, Calh's Mills, Manitowcc coun-
", Wis, will attend to all business in his Of
fetal capacity, from aid after the l5t Of March
1EJ9 IL #.
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Circuit Cou, t-TTanitowoc County.

Circuit Cou,t -TIanitoWoc County.
John Harst ogt. Henry D. Shepard, Friedrich
Borchcrdt, and George Rice.
rE7IE STATE OF WISCON>IN:-To Henry D.
Shepard Fredrck Borcherdt aud George
RICE, Discrimination are hereby summond to
answer tie complaint Of john Hast, Plaintiff, a
copy of which is hereto annexed, and copy of
which was filed in the office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court, at Manitowoc, this July til 1859,
and to serve a copy Of your answer on the sub
scriber, at Manitowoc, Wis, within twenty days
aft the seryice Of this summons, exclusive Of
the day of service, and If you iail to answer said
complaint as hereby required, the plaiotf will
take Judgment against you for One Hundred and
Ninety Three Dollars aud ten cents, and interest
CT two hundred and sixty eight dollars and ten
cents, at the rate of ten per cent per annum,
from the 21st day Of d ,cember, 1857, to the
l9'h day of May, 1859, and interest on one hun
dred at d ninety three dollars and ten cents, at
the rate of ten per cent per annum, from The
10Th day Of May, 1859, besides the costs OF his
| acton. WIN. Il. NICHOLS.
Pr Atty.
! Nanit0w0c, JuIy Sh, 1859. lGw.
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THE PILOT.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

~ The County Board Of Supervisors
are now in session eqpalizing the tax among
tie several towns. The following gentle
men comprise the Board:
Buchauan-James Tougher
tato-A. lIickoy
Centreyille-Fred. Gruuer.
Cooperstown-John r. Weber.
Eaton-B. Mcclure.
kIin-Wm PIayfair.
Gibson-Jason Pellet.
Kossuth-John Robinson.
Manitowoc-Chas. Eszlinger, Henry
Bates. j d. Markham.
Manitowoc Rapids-T. Osulson.
Maple Groye-Edward Nolan.
Memee-E. Abrams.
Mishicott-Jos Rankin.
Newton
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