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Stray Heifer,

TAKEN Up by the subscriber, On the 5th inst.
L white and red spotted Heifer, years old
last spring, The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take the animal away.
MICHAEL FITZGERALD,
ecot'on 3, Torn Of Memee Se.t 5, 1859.
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IN "'e'1oUoC IcuHty tOHrt
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas War.
bass, deceased.
10 all aehom II may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that we the subscrib
~ er were on the 8th day of August 1859,
appointed and commissioned by the Judge of SAID
court, commissioners to receive examine and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons gain.t
the said deceased, that eight months from and
after said day Gaye been allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims to us for exami-
nation aud allowance and that we will on the 9th
day of October, 1885, and on the third Tuesday
OF December 1859 attend to the business of said
appointment at the store Of A. Roberts & Co, in
the village of Manitowoc from nine o'clock in
the morning until four O'Clock P. N. and each of
said days,
WIN. BACH. Commissioners.
Dated th 25th day Of August 1880
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RnR GREEN Ray. Sc

Screw steamer ogontz leaves Johnston i
Hodges Pier every Thursday morning at O'Clock
for Ke~aunee, Wolf River, Eagle Harbor, Wash
ington HArbor, Fish Greek, Bailey Harbor, aud
Green Bay
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FOR CHICAGO. Sc,

'5g'#ngwoui boats cave Johnston & Hodge.
= day. Thur-iay, and Saturday ewes
q. G.i.. 20 o.. i intermediate ports.
Screw IS, ans rsgltz leaves Johnston L. Hold
#vlry ,ll - morning at I o'ciocs for
s. ara tas.rms date p lrts.
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MANIT0WOC VILLAGE OFFICERS
PreSiie,,t-S. A. WOOD.
Clerk ". Thombs.
Trsdsnrer-Oscar Koch.
Iarsha.-Chss. Biegel.
FIRST WARD.
Trns.ees-Henry Baetz,
II. S. Auburgh,
John Hoist
Assessor-Blaseur Biegel.
SECOND WARD.
Irusteos-J. u. Markham.
Fred Borcherdt,
Fred. Gage.
Assssor-O. Turrison.
THIRD WARD.
Trustees-John Myers.
- Westphall.
Michael kuhl.
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Screw steamers with good accommodations for
pa euger-, leave Johnston & Hodges Pier almost
every day for Buffalo, Oswego. and Ogdenshurgh,
gb The chain Of Lakes.
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FOR COLLtEGWJoD AND THD EAST.
steamer Hunter, Evergreen City, Onton-
nj -Four tain City. With good aceommoda-
tor Passengers, leave Johnston L Hodges
very wednesday, Friday and SUNDAY eve
rs o'clock, connecting there with cars for
s-e Fact.
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General Ele elton Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given, that at the General
Election, to be held in the several Towns, Wards
and Election Precincts in the County of Mantle.
voc, and State of Wisconsin, on the Tuesday sue
aeeding the first Monday, being the eighth day
of November next the following officers are to be
elected, 80 wit:
Governor, in place of Alexander W Randall;
4 Lieutenant Governor, in place of Erasmus D.
Campbell; Secretary of State in place of David
". Jones; State Treasurer, in place of Samu-
ID Hastings; a State Superintendent in place
of Lyman c. Draper; an Attorney General, in
place OF Gabriel Bouek; Bank Comptroller, in
place Of Joel c. Squres; and State Prison Com
missioner, in place of Edward NJ. McGraw;
whose several terms Of Office will expire on the
thrty-hrst day of December, A D. 1859.
Also member of Assembly in each Assembly
District in said County and a Clerk of the Court
for said County of Manitowoc, in the place of T.
G. Olmsted.
Given under my hand, 1t the Sherif's Office in
Manltowoc, this 18th day of September A. D. 1859
LOUIS KEMPER, SHERIFF,
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Wild Scenes of Hunters Life, l rs
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In PrObate-Nanitowoc County Corr

Manitowoc, September 5, 1859. 6w
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Your Honor.

The Mayor OF New York is become a very grea
dgntary In the world. especially since the pom
pous congratulations interchanged between hin
and the Mayor Of London, on the subject of tn,
cable. 1t 10 true that De Ssuty was unable to senc
thar words over the wire but then the papers nj
Published them just as they had done the Queent
and the President; and representing, as they do
the two great communities which rule the wor!t
through commerce, they no doubt felt as conse,
queutiai az though they had been the chief rulers
Of their respective nations. But the Cable seemed
not At ell disposd to elevate them to the dignity OF
the Queen or the President, and refused to become
their mouth piece after uttering the words OF Roy
slty itself For this contempt of their Mayors
ships, 1t deserves to remain dumb.
The Mayor Of New York held Leves at the CITY
Hail. IN that city, on the LIST inst, and the report.
srs for the press say be was called by several
thousand persons" including officers municipal,
lawyers, doctors, citizens, and Captain Rynders-
The Captain Is reported to have said, 81 did not
vote for your honor, bat would not fail To c,me
70 - you," and 90 freshman 10 reported AZ hay.
ing said, "I influenced fifty voters to vote for
yer honor, and the same will be given again for
yer honor" and the account concludes. "uis Ho.
nor went away precisely at two O'clock"
Il has been tbs custom Of dramstists aud p,av.
ers TO make rather mockery Of "ais honor, th.
Mayor whenever introduced upon the stage. The
Mayor Of London IL often brought forward in this
way, especially BY the players. We have seen
sneh Mayors IN Richard o. we're scandal to the
race. We have seen the elder Phillips, two or
Ihvss Chapmans, and even old Preston and Bob
FArrsl, pat ~ such petitions 70 the shrimp backed
tyrsnt" 10 accept the Kiagiy crown - came near
splitting the hose with laughter. This will have
70 be reformed slsogsthsr--ths drama and the
ekage mast b. modified and justice must be dose.
SYour Honor" II elevated 10 snch dignity that
this csricaturipG must no longer be tolerated.
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Northern markeas-[Br TELEGRAPH y

NEW YORK. JAN 4.-Cotton firm; sales of 5000
bales. Flour dull. and nominally unchanged
Whest very dull. Corn frm-od white SIC; yellow
IS Spirits Turrentine firm, az fo1z @39. Rosin
buoyant at Sl.t5GJ 90
.:Sass in New York. Monday. of slGG0 Va 6s. ex
div lat 961s, and SIC 600 Tennessee do, ex. div 92
921s.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour dull. aud quoted at IS
What quot and uuchanged. Germ q shade Wesker;
yellow 70@lI2; white &c a Is.
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1TLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
xEPaRTRD rOR THE "DIsPATCH.'
coNGREssIoNAL.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 4.--SenGfs.-The Senate zoos
possession Of lie new hall TO day with appropriate
ceremonies Vice President Breckenridge, on Ieas-
ing tho old ball. made splendid oratorica' ehor' =,
:, which he was followed by Mr. Crittenden. Of
Kentucky.
The senate devoted to-day TO discussing the IN,
motion. by Mr.. johnson, Of Tenn, that tn ., fi'
nance Committee be Instructed to repor. pII W
check the lavish expenditure OF puoiic hion ~:
and bring the government expenses Will" ''s
revenue. 1t then went into Executive session; -,
Hoaase-The Military Committee Reported Dill
for syiug the unexpended balance due the o'a'e
Of Georgia for military services. which was fe-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr. Curtis asked leave TO introduce phi LOT the
purpose of revising the present militia laws Oh the
Union.
Mir. sherman wished to introduced resolution
inauffiug Into the state OF the navy.
Mr. Letcber introduced resolution, winch was
adopted calling for statement OF the expenses Oh
the u. :. Supreme Court for the last four years.
Mr. CoIfax, of Indiana, gave notice tnat ne Wooia
Introduce bill to erect q Territorial Government
ont of parts of New Mexico, Kausas and Nebraska,
extending from longitude los to the crest OF the
Rocky Mountains, aud from latitude 81 deg. TO IL
| deg. to be called Colona.
| the Committee on Commerce have decided, oy
one majority to report bill repeating the hshing
| bounty law. and an effort will be made IN the
| House 10 pass 1t under the previous question
The Indian bill, appropriating $l,soo,ooo, was
| disrusaed
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ca Portraits Is cts and upwards at the steam
Gallery, ls9 Main street. REFS Co. Artists a
Chemists. See the new sly le-the Pearl Ambrotype
it s the most beautiful and lasting picture extant
few seconds sitting, is only required to produce
gem of the first water. Beware of old fogies, and
one-horse imitators.
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SNOW AT THE NORTH.

NEW YORK, JAN There is snow foot deep on
the level in the streets, aud much dritted. Still
showing.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ask inches snow on the
ground and fine sleighiug.
WASHINGTON, Jau. CLEAR here. A little snow
fell this morning, but rapidly DISAPPEARED.
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DIED.,

On Monday night. 3D. January, at Mrs Brander'.,
and Maria Adkins.
Their friends and those Of his grand mother. y n
Brander ave requested to attend his funeral at Mrs
Branders this morning. az IL o'clock, without urth
q notice
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FIRE AT DEDHAM, MASS.

Bo5roS, Jan. 3'-The wooden Mills at Dedham
was partially burned this morning. Loss est il
mated at $4,000, which ia doubtless covered BY
insurance. Messrs. j. Wiley Edwards aud GarG
ner Colby, were the owners.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst. at the residences Of the brides
father. bv tho Rev. M. Wheelwright, Mr. AZ
PHEUH q. NEWMAN to Miss SARAH n. M.
MORE, eldest daughter Of B. w. Elmcre. Esq, al
Of this city.
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GRAPES, GRAPES, %
~ kegs fresh Malaga Grapes, for sale BY
ANDREW AhT0NI,
jas Next door Exchange Bank.
BOYS CASHMERE SUITS. = Fifty
DBoys Cashmere SHIFTS still on band, OF different
qualities, which must be seld. Call at
Nm IRA SMITHS,
de q la Main esreet.
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RICHMOND BOUND VESSEL ASHORE.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 4.-The bark Octavia, Of
Richmond, bound from New York to Richmond
with guaHo, is ashore sixteen miles south of Cape
IIenIY.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFF-MOTHER AND TWO
CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH.

CORNING, n. Y, Jan. 3.-Last evening fire wat
discovered breaking ont of u shanty occupied by
an Irisbman, uamed Boyle and family. The hus
baud was absent from home, and before assistance
could be rendered Mrs. Boyle and two children
aged respectively years and six months, were
burned to death. The origin of the hTe Is un
known.
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SPIRITUAL MaRRI.GE-At Milford Mass, the
other day, ayouDg woman, Miss Harriet Greene
took TO husband one Bryan J. Bretts both sign
ing at the same time joint protest against mar.
riage by legal aud ecclesiastical obligations
against the dea that marriagean aud cohabita,ion
are inssperable," Gnd in favor of divine afinity
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DEATH OF JOHN HANCOCK.

Boston, Jan. 3-John Hancock, a nephew o
John Hancock. the Revolutionary patriot, diec
yesterday, aged So.
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THE CITY GOVERNMENT OF BOSTON-THl
MAYORS MESSAGE.

BosToE, Jan. 3--The new city Government was
organized 10 day. j P. Bradlee, Eco, was elected
President of Councils. The Message of the Mayor
Is confined to local metters.
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STATE AID TO RAILEosDs.-Missouri is suffering
| Ia its fnences from the f.ilure Of the railroad
corporations, to which the State lent its aid To
pay the interest on the State bonds Two of these
railroads will probably be sold to save the State
from loss.
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tssHms1y:.sa FOR LYNCH8URG TO
ESxkEs 6s524s cave THURSDAY. Tee Canal Boat
AS lRBY, will leave above. For freight, az
ply to VIM p. COX,
ia 5-2t At the Shed on Dock street.
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THE ILLINOIS SENATORIAL ELECTION

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan AFTER tho election Of
Speaker yesterday, the Republican members o.
the Legislature left the House, leaving no quorum
Tue Democrats i'll CAUCUS Saturday n'Sht, honi
mated Senator Douglas for reelection.
Tho Republican movements indicate an inteu
ton TO postpone the election by bullying.
The Democrats intend that an election shall De
held to morrow.
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MOUNT VERNoN.-Mrs MA. Comegys who was
lately appointed yice,rogent, for Delaware of the
Mount Vernon Association, has collected nearly
81 200 in that State In five weeks.
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BOGUS LOTTERY TICKETS The police of Wash.
ington have arrested Geo. Erwin, there charged
with having number of packages of lotter,
tickets OF the Maryland lotteries so altered as tc
obtais the cash upon them.
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DEpARTURE POSTPONED
SPECIAL DISPATCH.

New YORK, Jan. 4.-The departure Of the steamer
Illinois, for California, has been postponed until
tom
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KEROEINE Pure, colorless Kerosine,
N Just received; burns without smoke or smell
FOR aale BIZ CHAS. q. DAWSON,
jaS Dyuggist, COZ, Main and lotk G.
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PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 18th. 1889.
L.nh Ut,tar tEis dan (UIlir1csRnll 81. n,clncE.
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r. RICHMOND THEATRE
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS

6COOEI
SIGNOR FELIX CARLO TONIGHT
MASTER W CARLO TO NIGHT
MASTER a CARLO TONIGHT
THE BABY CLOWN TONIGHT
THE WHIRLGIG NAN TONIGHT
HERR SPING5LEN TONIGHT
GREAr CHAIR TRICK TONIC 1T
GREAT POLE FEkTS TONIGHT
GREAT BOTTLE TRICK TONIGHT
TRULY A GREAT BILL
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Two young men we're discussing woman the
other day, at the - Hotel. and one was en-
deavoring to convince the other something of
misogy Mat, by the by, that to the fair sex man
owed all his comfort. "They are, indeed he re
marked, "the primevai cause of human happi
ness" mo doubt" was the rejoiner, "they are
the prime evil themselves" Gin. Epo
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Dr. j. s. Hyatt, of the city of New York, vas
accidentally drowned on Saturday. while making
New Years calls, having stumbled into the river
at the foot of 9th street.
The Los Angeles, Cal, Star ia Of opinion sha.
the vintage of that place this season will amour,
to 100000 gallons.
What part OBJ do ceremony do the ladies mos
admire when they go TO church ?" "Well, Pom
pey. can't tell dat. What am it!' "Wby, Ju-
iius, it's looking at the hims."
"Shali have your hand 7" said an exquisite to a
belle, as the dance was abont to commence. with
oil my heart,n was the response.
The "down east people are enjoying good sleigh
ing. and have housed their wheel carriages for the
winter.
November, between John Giliet, merchant. and
Samuel Msgofin. Weapons, rides. Result
nobody hurt. basket Of champagne celebrated
the reconciliation.
The amount of taxes annually collected in Cuba
10 SIS 600 coo, which 10 equally to about $40 for
every inhabitant.
Eleven thousand males and six hundred females
were imprisoned for debt in England in 1858.
1t 10 estimated that not less than fifty cana,
steamers will be ready to ply on the Erie canal
by spring.
Rev Mr.. Jones, Baptist colporteur, died in
Petersburg, Va, last Saturday.
Lnck varies With the men who HINT
For gold, so I'll explain:
Some ind the ore tn creoxs,
while others seek IN rain. -Bcsion Post
Madame Eiise Biscaccianti has made her debut
st boston 10 IN oratsrio.
1hAre were 400 deaths in New York last week
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EFFECT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F. Rack.
life, respectable druggist of st. Louis, who had
become insane on spiritualisn, made an unsuc
cessfni attempt at suicide on Thursday night nv
cutting his throat with q razor.
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A PPLE BRANDY. &c so bbls. An
900 bills shermans Old Whiskey; 100 kkis (5ib.un':
Rye Whiasey; 50 bills Old Bourbon whisksy; 100
cs.ks hns French Randy pipes Holland Gin; iea
Brandy; Ginger Brandy; Black berry Brandy; scotch
and lrish Whisksy. for sale BY
jAa J0NKS co.
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E YEAST entirely s1perseded.-
SempIe's Infallible Baking Powder. for making In
few minutes without yeast. and in an elegant man,
ner. light; sweet and wholesome leef breads bis
cults. batter, buckwheat or other griddle cakes,
rolls ginger bread corn CABS. brown bread dump
pastry. Prepared AID sold Wholesale and retail, By
JNu w GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist. Market Pla&e,
de 3I-6t Franklin st, Richmond, Va.
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HIRING IN WARRENroN.-The prices paid for sers
wants 10 Warrentcn, Va, on New Years Day ssow
a slight advapea tho prices Of previous years
This was Ia part, owing to the falling off in the
number for hire. Farm hands hired for from 800
to Sl40; Railroad hands as high as sl50-insu-.
ance and 81 per month to themselves. Women
hired at $50 SIS, and girls at s25 $780, boys from
$50 a 800,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

n.y. BAKsR'e CHoCoLA1E "A nutfitive
and delicious beverage and No article, inst receis
ed and for sale By JH0 w 0AkIICR.
Apothecary,
las Market Place. Rraukii lin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

LARGE DtvrpaNp-The Chemical Bank OF Nc"
York, has Just declared dividend OF SIX per ee"'
on the last quarter, being at the rate OF '~e"'y-
four per cent per annnm. This BANK was u.
oaly one In New York which refused 70 su'pepa
specie pay ments during the panic OF 81, ana ~n,cn
paid promptly all specie demands upon u GETTING
tina, period We observe, however. tina. the a''r
dends generally declared on the lst' 10 New io'A
city, are large, and show thrifty cono'''"o u
Ranking and Insurance Companies