davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-02-16

TIC Fl6ut matket bR8 1een more attlFt, anu
prices Ut the close are tirmer. The demand has
been chiefly from Canada. 6ines our last weeks
review Wheat has has advanced 1@2c on No.
Red; 6. on No. . Rad; 6@7c on Standard
Spring; aad 7@se On No. Spring. Shipments
Of Wheat have been made By rail during the
part week to Canada West~ Cotu has declined
e@3c. O4ts in better demand. snd advanced
GA. Prime Barley has also been in better re-
quest, With an advance.
The receipts Of Hogs; Live and Dressed. dur
ing the past week were :. .6o1, azsinss s.2o9 The
previous week. The following table shows The
receipts, shipments and surplus Of the season:
Reeeuts Of Lsve Aod Dressed Hoss from
NV to Pen. t... ,.......,. 2s.i68
h.x. At.n& x0t
, 1859-02-16

ScAsDnAv1Ax MRsr1xa-Ou Monday evening,
pursosns to previous notice, large End ensbu-
Elastic meeting WAS held in tho Garman Hooae.
Tho meeting MAS called to order By hr: II. john
non, and upon motion q. ]. Johnson wa ap.
pointed President; G. Landell and Chris.tan
Johuson. Vice Presidents; J. 7. Appelberg and
J. aauri'zen, secretariea.~ Speeches we're made
by Nessrs. g. J. Sandell, C. J. Stslbrand, Hook,
Neils Larson. $. s. Greedy, Elliott Anthony, n.
B. Hawley. 4. G. Hesalng and others-
Ths meeting adjourned until next Monday
evening, when meeting will be hsld in Smiths
building, corner Of Desplaines street md Mil
waukee arenue. L fall attendance IL requested.
PRIzx CArrIx AxD SRxzr.-Messra. ]. &. ely
bourne Bro. exhibited Yesterday fire splendid
Durham steess, and hve excellent sheep. which
they hare purchased to be terssd up on the e2d
instant, On the occasion of Washirgten'a Birth
Oay. The cattle were raised BY Major Davis, Of
Kendall county, in this Ssate. and fatted by Mr.;
John Sherman, At his yards. The sheep wero
taised bY Milton Fowler, also Of Kendall county,
and they. ~ we'll as The steers, will do 10 brsg
OF. Both tbs beef snd the mutton will b. sold
| 1t ths North Market and 40 South Water street.
| By J. l. Clyhnrne Broa.
/ ,Bsaoats Hors1 Hor.-1he fifth Of this aariea
/ Of elegant and recherche assemblies tskss plAcs
this eyAninx ~.
, 1859-02-16

GopEr's LADY's BOOK and Arthur's HONS
Magazine for March we're received yesterday st
the News Depot Of Mentally & Co., opposite the
Post Office.
, 1859-02-16

e Grover l. Bakers new and unequaIled
$50 Family Sewing Machines, with hemmers.
silk, cotton and linen threads
Il ALEXANDER, Ag't, 1G6 Lake.1t
, 1859-02-16

Express THANKS. have been for some Tins
psst under frequent obligations to our court.
eoue end liberal friends Of the United Statea
Express Company for the valuable and sterling
advantages we, and through rs our readers,
have realized from the 2rompsnsaa and infalli-
bility Of their agents here and at Springfield,
always reliable, always On hand when looked
for. We give them hearty thanks.
, 1859-02-16

billiard TABLES FOR sALE.-TWO
~. Ma. lieeat Rosewood T4blts With Phela1.a
Cu.Lfonx- hut IT, tie useu wil BE- sold ! &acttdee L
called IL Immediately Can be sera over rl,s IlIthire
Ho.e i9 Raadoiph a:1eek or 2ddfess GEARt. Box
lis Chic21p PLat ufdce fe1klR AN
, 1859-02-16
Give uB the &sGood Old Himes'' Of
f}ver a. EDmOHuYs

Tie Timer has issued prpnanclamento to its
partisan friends bidding them to le Of good cheer
and 10 make one more rally TO get into the Trca-
sury oi the city 1t assures its followers that
tle4c are two classes Of Republicans haikcring
for al opportunity to help rcstnc the Dycc lynas-
y to power, r'z: the ma,chants and1he lubotera.
The merchants are ycatnIug for restoration Of
tile Uyefitcs for tle purpuse uf reducing city tX.
peuses aud taxation! aud tle la,,orera are loug1ng
fnr Democratic ri { 80 lta: The wages j0r city
lsbor may lie increased by 1eyying higher taxss:
These are tue two string. the 1fHts intends to
ald!e OF. Taxes u1c u he reduced aud laborers
wages Increased at one jump. The property holl-
ers arc to he relieved byeahancing 6 municipal ex-
pend!turrs! Such il tho outset Of the 7imes'
logic for the campaign.
But to avoid the suspicion that We mis1epressut
is statements We quue its own words. placing in
parallel columns The motive, lell nut 10 cac. ca>s
of voters.
vorks x+prC1xG rAx VOTES rscHkAs11G TAxrs
ent II es tha ctr. much lsi.cs one than ibai
who ear oh teavy m+ cAu juti u1eA-wt naturally
tile and other bnsluess ope aud b. tducati1n i'e
:s.!eu. r. I"y t*."s1x' ~ essa. bat w. h shs bsss
t., atn xeaza and stast % the otnes i'd.
growth anu marvel on. tla,s Nc alsnse 70 he L.
prosperity yet who don't borers Tud r the existing
care much xheihrr tue cy o!thnE1 The
hfciAa Republic pos nx this cla.s farr bu.
Democrats. 50 taa1 theyae hardy the *f*tra Of toe
elut1e.t xId Trustworthy city cunuplcated and
The votes OF .his clAk embarrassed and l2bpf u
the Democracy and %i decreased and psCes A1eln
'ht @ asAts .'sap . 1saa ~ e'
CLOSING APPEAL TO re fLEcr t1ER Il CO.
We need return Of the good old times the
city was once once blessed with but therei ia no
way Of such return sase by elecsiu9 the Demo
erhtic ticket at The approaching election. 3htt
riu be dons. We therefore urge tho existing
necesstiee Of the cny, upon oil the people, ri
the same time lhst wecs!f On I'LL good and tuith-
ful Demo 70 fRxrARR roe nA1TLE.
return II the good o]I times" wlcu Dyer &
Co. blessed lAe city with tue domination Of Il tax
eating mob--wuen ill1t procession Of Hibcsniaus,
blacklegr and prostitutes, NTH Dser aud Sheahan
At their head, N srchcd through Luke Etr.et and
thence into the Conr: House Squsre, where they
took p7s'es$iou Of the municipal government--
wien prenlergast, o'halley, Ford, Il Rue and
Granger were tic Representative Men Of the
party! yes; gisc us back the good old times
when the Republicans Rsid the taxes and the Hi.
hernians swallowed item, when rio. and murder
"blessel" election day, and Wien citizens dcposit-
ed their ballots nt the peril Of LIE or limb. @.
carry Us back; o, c2rry Us back! These are thc
fame characters be It remembered, who have
been struggling all winter at Springfield to get
themselves itgislated into the Treasury.
, 1859-02-16


1 trf1cE oc lnh A0l OAL lAoo hAntA
~ COMPANY Ct Budao. Feh u4ry 11h- la9.
The 1fsjee IA conform t. 70 th- Oh lttr, submit the
following ot the A6a4 Of tho Company On the
Sd Of 7sbruuJ. iVa:
Unesfned PEenatnms Peh '58,.....1I9.{1s q
Premiums rect lied for the Je7r...... .a17U liza
Aess- '"
Amount received scr M,rtne d,ts. .syx.a,49
49,. unt reeritei for Eirs 4, r. II IN rs
No N~>--'' -..~.r -
s1i,adE4
Earned premiums for tbs year ,..... t3t2 t85 Il
~ -
PAID "A TnLT0W8.
- - 49,
MA1re iotse4 fe1-aussnce 4ud tom.
n1nons ..'''''''''.''s..'+.'.'siSne3s - 81
gre okses-'-.'''.-...*........-.... 4Gl
..''....'-''.'''....'.'' 3tAsa ae0oo ID
.--
I!!R Il
0eou1' uapala 4osse1 esa1uASea.....'"... -ou W
Ca,s On haod and in Bank. al:77.ta 81
fiate Of New ierk ltocfs aad other secuT-
TITS. ....-... ST. .1%9 y
, 1859-02-16

~ SEQ advertisement Of Dr. Sanfo7ds' LSver
1nvlgorator in another coluu1p.
, 1859-02-16

Ru1E MEDICAL CoL1rck-AxXuAL COMMENCE
xExr.-The public Annual Commencement in
this institution will be held IN the College Hall,
on the Cornrr Of Dearborn and Indian streets,
commencing 1t three O'Clock this afternoon.
The order Of exercies will be ~ follows:
!. Prayer by the Chaplsiu.
.. The bestow1l Of an award for tbs best ex-
animation, and another for the best thesi1.
;. Conferring OF the degrees.
I. Valedictory address BY the Precedent Of
the College, Prof. yrsinsrd.
s. Beoedic.lon.
The physiciuns Of the city, and the public
generally, are invited to attend
n. s. Davis, Sec'y Of Faculty.
, 1859-02-16

nt the Grover 4 Baker Serving Machine Agency
Rooms, l66 Lake street, up s,aira, Black and
coio1ed Spool Cos.on. from No. ~ to l23. Also
Silk and Linen Thread, all cotora, wholesale and
retail fe 1851 Il. AIKIAxpER
, 1859-02-16
Auftion Gales.

PY GILBERT l. SAN PSoN.-
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD fCRHrTURR,
CGrPets,
ALVERPLATKD WARE AND OIL FAryTTN0e.
PIANO FORTE
On THURSDAY and YRID ~ x1BNINaS vob. I'M
nd Hsa. u 10 O'Clock vii he sold II onr etorr No
LAht Mrres tbs arsest and beat Of Yurrilufe
ever o6efrd auction tnI4 ctr. Il II Which IL
made By the besx manufacturer Q&he Cned sIst4s con-
atstlak og
RlCH PARLoH FURNITURE,
n brocAtet- Fnsa m Hatr Goth p lor sultA retsa.
IeteA AsetpIan Chairs ~ Book Qasea Marble.
TOP AID Plkn Centre Tables Card d. Patlos hairt
Tsr1 doe ROCKING and Esfy CaadrA Wnasnof& Air on
RlCH BED ROOM FURNITURE
II Rosewood ansh, Black a1out aud Aahotaay eqlts
rrEncn 4: CostAxe Befste ,d4 MArota Top and fAia
HofeA1s IA NAAha&Auds AfAttrsseeA WArdtobek
k-un&tA Cans at1B and Rocker.
DININQ-R >oM FURNITURE,
sond Oak md Walnut Dining II ton TAkl.k 1oeknx
uaA1z& TAuies.
AAp-A lafks AsenEt0.n # Carpets, OIL PAEuttrx II
SILVER fiated ~%rs, 8 oves, l9>d-x ] 4 ,bler
A4o-l second han PfALo fotta 1o.eShsf With I
LARS asso1ment Of aou sekeepttS u. odA
. G1LBEsr / aA>fpsov.
l&l61s
, 1859-02-16

- Lsdiea snd gentlemen having left Of
clothing to dispose o:, may hear OF liberal
cash purchaser b1 dropping line addressed
s1rA D., box 4ll6, Chioago Post Office.
fela q
, 1859-02-16

y Sec advertisement of Quaker City go
Sewing Machine. l.. CORNELL 4 Co.,
oca6 1y 1873 Lake street.
, 1859-02-16

Ne hav. also IN progress new Revolutionary Story
from the pen Of
/, DIR. J. III. ROBINSON.
Author of Nick WEtf1e1" "Burk 1l,ou." "Hlt-
WIte1 Nat Pioneers Of Keat1cky" etc, etc., entitled
, 1859-02-16
III. WILLIAMSON,
EDITOR / PR0PkIET0R,
No. ~ NeekmA0.St., N. i.
NOW Is THE TINE TO CuMNENCE
TAXING TIE
New York Weekly.

s~For sale In Chicago. ILL.,. bv N0RRIa HYDE leo
Dearborn Etzee Wholesale Axent1 ard By III other Ness
Nesiett. fila r335 II
, 1859-02-16
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 16, 1853.
Chicago Produce and Provision H1aF-
EetR

The receipts Of Breadstuns during the past
weak were, Notwithstanding the bsd condition
Of tho roads throughout the State, nearly as
large III those Of the preceding week. The to-
III receipts Of Dreadstuds from the 1st Of Jauu-
arr to tho 1eth inst, compare with thoae Of the
corresponding period in 1888 as follows:
, 1859-02-16

vorKe fok keDrC11G T4x q,
There n 4 cl .ss-au ! Ito,
ent n c Rsa, t4o la this c,tT.
who car. y 0tI f.eRVy mt can.
tile and other bu 4lucss ope-
shtiou1. set4t ikty emut"su4*
taI4s and have I detp tu-
ten sttn @reaEn, Ana L Just
pride Gf hts EuDferIul
growth Anl marvel Gus
prosperity Fet who don't
care much whethrr tue ct!y
hMciAla arc Republic ans Or
D-0ncE&tS. 60 tahA rl,ey a'e
elGtde..t II d ttustxur>Ly
mtu. The votes OF .hix cfAAs
the Democracy ENn and AiI4
ret, If they onlF Put in
nomination The hcAt eIAnp
f,f man.
, 1859-02-16
For 5alf.

Es0R SALE.-GOOD WILL AND FIX
turea Of of the best Butcher 8.as IN The " nj
u. vision. Mth reat tee til May III
AI.o L Tubol.F EofIes, SIX horse SoBef, new Ad-
drrss n. / j." Po.tunce eox .led. fs1s2x.eas1
, 1859-02-16
0NE-EYED SAUL,

0NE-EYED SAUL,
The Tory LeGssEe.
a Tale OF 8outh Carolina.
Which VII bs commented 10 II to he fz sale b. alNews
Dealers or about the 0lst Of March.
TWO GREAT STORIES TQGEJHER!
In addition the other attractions ofe1 ID ~ the NEW
YoRK WEEKLY. zhca Il uaigats.lis acknowledged 10
be the
HEYr STDRT !FAPKR
Non P4bEi,htd in any part of the World.
, 1859-02-16

,Bsaoats Housn Hor.-1he fifth Of this aeries
Of elegant and recherche assemblies tsksz placs
this ereninx., -: *
, 1859-02-16

CHOICEST CLOTHING 4 FURNISHING GOODS
Evsr offered IN this uuGet
Con1luz OF Men N Bo.'s PAnsA Yeats sud Coa.1 at
tve11 deserploo. to<sshsr With ,olep linen au sk
prA"ezx Shut. sooses Collars. Ne-<. H1- dksF-
eh - usosnderh aos*eJ btov n. Ao. TO-. /, ii
OF eheh VII te SID 10 the highest pt1 cAaa Ri1.
cut fsssTe G. II. KEITH / HON,
lo.4ck@5N Auct oueer1
, 1859-02-16
Ncm advertisements.

~. IT, SCRIrEr, Aioesttsia9 Issak 6s pA1rbos.-a-,
u axatoize5 F&t{ss Advutias.Gs for ls aad al IT,
La1lt~g Pop~s n H. Nsr&4 EAk. fal b841
, 1859-02-16
ENOR SALE THE PROPRIETORS or 4
J. WELL. EfAHLts8ED
Retail Grocery Store.

UuesN III tuu3eQaEH"e U LEHtxHH. TT u III
ENTIRE STOCK AHD FIXTURES.
The located u Of the ponts Ahe touth
pvtEon doing 6fst class trade. With prompt paJuS
eus&omfr4 ANY psrsnn Wia1lnK to in III bud
Pe1se addreas P1st uce box 5l With real sna~ Tine
md pl1ce o. taeeAik fe10 c11& "
, 1859-02-16

E0R REkT.-IHE RESIDENCE OF
IL the ucdtr1gned. No. III Woleoss. corner Of On
tAr1o '.reet. Inquire Of ANDREW j. RkURN.
fclElQt cE96 No, = RAado nh 1treek
, 1859-02-16

dlEss r. / J." Po.t0oce uo1 3lsa. fs152xeas1
fTlBE OOMMODIOUS RESIDENCE
=. 4O4 Erie Street,
On the North Side Deas The IAka,
For Sale Or Exchange en Favorable Terms.
large proportion Of tie chase orey Will be taken
II IoEhef. or uaeIcumosEed Chteaep sd ntte.
J. J. VET,
fef4 e7l5lna IL Laf. tsFtet
, 1859-02-16

A1so1 Cheap TT Cash
Three Oil Cans holding 30 Gals-New
AID lot Of 8maller Tin oans holding fsem X eal1oo
70 ~ aaalo1s
fe16-1m e259 LIE JOHNSON. Msuaxtr.
, 1859-02-16

ydTES FOR fxcHGAb11G TAxFs
III re IS A1utbef cl&sA-R
much ls1kcr one than that
Just n .n1t l-wt 0 naturally
aud b. education IRE l'ttu
ocsRsx. but Y no. BY the b@>e
app4Anr II OF the leaders OF
T. Httmetst op the Other side.
Lave bee ! itd Astray f1r the
tlene- No Al}ndc to the L.
borers Iud-r r the existing
or ter otthfnE1 the men cnEn-
pos nx this ciats farr bu.
hardly: the &f4tr4 Of tie
city xre complicated and
embarrassed, and l2bpf Il
deuFesscd and ps,Ces 4Ie 10.
I'd: qu It. This fact calls
lputtly for hfeuuyAtiuu,
, 1859-02-16

EoR sALE.-A LocK.sNI7H sHoP IN
j. the ben I'd uosf loc2h u In ,he city.
With 60 tp-te aest Of ToolA Lqulre Of T. p: A. u
hszlie street fel6 IT.
, 1859-02-16

DROPELLERS FOB SALE-THE Pro.
i perer GENE8KE CHIH1, now Iyfne It Buffalo, N.
Nd toe pEore{eE VALtukntA. nov kia{ sr Qsss-
and haanee In slx and twelve mouths Nth undauotsd
security. For price AID further n otnsuaa A4dF.a
fe& c166ln Agent Tkk z T. Co. Duuiifs. n. 7.
l\OU KING PROPERTY TO LET
IL Cheaper thAn a3y In tae etty-r viii 1t for !orx
shoet Of yea1A D. n sattahla tae t19hee Yards
~ Ch,: 20 .3d Joie< RAlsoad1 snd contract fos
Katlcozta II the city. eAfusentf re1sA nay b.
fsa5Inu.cloj JOIN KVANa.
, 1859-02-16

Coal or Carbon OIL Lamps, It., 1t.
THE CITY MANUFACTURING CON.
J. paey Of Waterbury. Coau. h.vs taken the Ho:k
q Lamps &c. owned by the 1t. nrm OF ..ARREN =
T2. ho @ Lake nrert, Chte.k., IL. and Ter GREAT
1SUQcEMsNr3 TO TdE TRAlE,
, 1859-02-16

THE GOLD FIELDS OF TIE WHOLE
Eastern St: pc from Nehr -skA 10 Asaz n!x. and the
best 1ou q th1usg, On 4neh1f &htAs Map
Of the Great Wet. Axeats wanted to se thtcu Tho
Is ce.H Address EuFC5 BLAAcHAR2.
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PR OnPECTU S
OF TUE
Daily and we CA9y
WISCONSIN PAT RIOT,
FOR THE YEAR 1853.

THE DAILY PATRIOT, contains more read
ing matter than any other Daily in the State--I
neatly printed, on good white paper-wi,l Coltaig
a complete Synopsis ofall Legislative Convention
al and Court proceedings, at the Seat of Govern
ment, as well as a complete compendium of she
earliest news ofthe day-miscellaleous, statistics
and other interesting matter
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT is now the llrgest
paper III the State without pon-is diled via
the choicest reading mIter-beirg the best Sc
lec.ions from the Daily. and it being tie OfFI-
CIALPAPER OF the STATE, the City Of Madison,
and of Dane Conuy-will contain all the laws
passed by tue Legislature, all legal notices AMI
advertisements of the State, the City and County.
The Weekly has just been greatly enlarged and
put in quarto shape, )nvenient for binding, and
will make, at the end of each year, che OF the
most interesting and valuable publications to :,
had any where for like cost
THE PATRIOT is Democratic in politics, erl
will endeavor by fair and candid towards fri,,d
and foe, and a Just Cancellation of conflicting ell
ements, to be eminently worthy not ouly OF the
patronage of the Democracy of State bat its Git,
liens generally.
P. S.-The Argus & Democrf having ceasclo
exist, the Patriot is now The only Democratic
paper at the seat of Government.
CARPENTER II HYEH.
...-. PropIieto.s.
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Circuit Court-Manitowoc County

CTATE OF WISCONSIN Benjamin Callen-
- der, John p. Rogers. Behiae b. Vincent,
VIM Himrod, David Himrod, David Scheck
John NJ. Vincent Joseph T. Ryerson, James A.
Smith, 7. True Thomas Thayer, Jonah Rich
ards and B. Carpenter, and all other creditors of
E. Durgin Co, who elect to come in under
this decree in this cause, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Ezra Durgin, Horatio Truman, David IT. Van
Valkenburg, Edgar D. Beardsley, Robert L. Bell
VIM. ". Waldo, George lie Fevre, John A
butcher, Defendants.
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
BY WRIT UE OF, and pursuant to Judgment
OF foreclosure and sale, issued out of said Court
in the above entitled action, on the 2Sth day Of
April, A. D., 1859. | shall expose for sale, and
sell at public Auction at The Court House OF said
County, on the 22nd day Of October, A. y. 1850
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. VI. of said day, the
following described mortgaged premises, men
toned in the complaint OF this action, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
OF said judgment, interest and costs, together
with the expense and costs of sale. to wit:-All
OF Block No. one hundred and forty-fve l4j)
Lot No. seven - in Block No. one hundred and
forty seven (l4i), Lots No, ten QGJ eleven 11)
twelve l2l thirteen [l3l fourteen II of Block
No. one hundred and forty three l43l, in the
village and county of Manitowoc, State Of Wis.
consin, together with all and singular tho hereG..
tameats and appurtenances thereuuto apperta;n-
ing.
DArEp, Sheriff. Office. july 18th. 1850
louis KENPEE, Sheriff.
Isaac II. P.sHI n, Pifs Any. b2.I2w,
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Later from Pixies Peak,

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 23-0p. NJ.
Tee Denver City Express of the 10Th
has arrived, bringing SIX passengers and
$4,000 in dust. ....
The richest discoveries made since the
last arrival, are between Cache La Poudre
river and the Cheyenne Pass, although the
opening Of new leads is Of daily occur
renee.
There was great rush towards Chey-
enne Pass, where it was reported that from
500 to $1,000 were made per day, by the
singh hand. Rich quartz is found in
abundance everywhere. Emigration is
light, but steady. business at Denver City
brisk; merchandise and provisions selling
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Shocking Outrage on a Steamboat.

BALTIMORE, Aug 23-3 P. NJ.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning pub
fishes an account of a dreadful series Of
outrages, perpetrated on Saturday night,
on board the steamboat Express, which
left here the same evening, with a large
company, for the camp meeting at Cleap-
tauk river. After getting some distance
from port, a party Of rowdies, rallying I'M
der cries of "Eubolts," "Banters," and
"Ripraps," made an indiscriminate assault
upon the white and colored passengers;
several men were knocked down, beaten
or stabbed, and several were robbed Of
their watches and money. One colored
man is said to have died of his wounds.
Hugh Sullivan was shot in the head and
instantly killed last night. when on his
way home, about II o'clock Several ar
rests have been made, and the Coroner s
inqust is now engaged in investigating the
circumstances leading to the murder.
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CIrfuit COUrt-ManitOMoe County.

Benjamin Jones against Robert Gray, William
Adrich, II. II. Smith, Martin B. Medbury,
John ". Medbury, James +. Adich, and 5
II. Seaman.
TINE STATE OF WISCONSIN, to Robert
l. Gray, VIM. Aldrch, II. H. Smith, Martin B.
Medbury, John ", Meibery; Ja-hes f. Ald.ic
and s. Il. Seaman, defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, copy OF
Which was on the 10Th day Of July, 1859 fled
in the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, in
and for the County of Mantowoc, Wis at Man
itowoc, and serve a copy of your answer on the
subscriber, at Manitowoc, Wis, within twenty
days after The service hereof exclusive of the
day Of service, and if you fail to anse er the COM
plant as aforesaid the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in tha complaint
WIN NJ NICHOLS, PrT Atty,
Manitowoc, Aug. ). 1859. ni>Gw
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Testimonial Of Respect.

At regular meeting of the Manitowoc
Lodge No. 65, F. d A. NJ, held on We'd
nesday evening, Aug. Il, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, The Grand Master of the Uni
verse, IN his supreme wisdom, has seen fit
to call from our midst our late worthy
brother and Junior Deacon, B. F. noUs,
to the Grand Lodge on High-therefore,
be it
ResolUed, That in his death his friends,
and the Brotherhood of Masons have sus-
tanned an irreparable loss. lie has gone
from among us, young in years, but old in
Masonic knowledge. His untiring zeal and
devotion for the advancement of Masonry
in It's purity and beauty, cannot, by us be
easily replaced. His seat is vacant at our
meetings. We shall mis-oh how much
his smiling face, his friendly grasp, and
his pleasant voice. Enemies he had none,
even in the large community in which he
lived. We have lost more than friend
or brother. IlumbIy we bow to the SUI
Preme Ruler who has taken from our ter
restial Lodge one of its most useful and
brightest ornaments, to partake of the
never ending enjoyments Of the Lodge on
High.
Resol0ed, That tie bcreayed relative of
our departed and sincerely lamented broth
er, have our cordial sympathy. We are
unable to console them the task would
be hopeless one. We can only point
them above to Our Brother FRANK, as he
now stands, arrayed in spotless beauty
and purity, and say, let us all emulate the
example of brotherly kindness and affec-
ton, one toward the other, which he set
US while living. and like him be prepared
to die,
" As one who wraps the drapery of his couch
around him,
And hes down to pleasant dreams"
Resolred, That our Lodge be and remain
clothed in mourning for the space of three
months.
Resolged, That copy of these resolu-
| tons, under the seal of this Lodge, be fur
nished by the Secretary to the several
relatives of our departed brother, and that
they also be published in the Manitowoc
papers.
Resolgfd, That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the minutes of this Lodge.
GEo. L. GLOVER, w NJ.
Z. H. RAND, S. ".
WM. BAcKUs, J. w.
Q. L. BACON, Sec'y. ~. @
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Riot at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug %

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 23-9P. II.
A serious riot took place at Taconi, yes
terday afternoon. A great number of per-
sons had been attracted to that point by a
sailing match, "a pic mic, by the pupils Of st.
Vincent's Sunday School, and target fir
ing by the Franklin rifle company, a Ger
man volunteer organization. There was a
strong gathering Of rowdy hangers on. The
rowdies commenced the fight as usual, and
amused Themselves By pelting the Germans.
Three persons were seriously stabbed and
carried off by their friends. r. s.-....
The Franklin rifles then marched down
to the wharf, where they were assaulted
with shower of stones, bricks, &c. The
members of the rifles retaliated with the
butts of their pieces, and several of them
were broken and the pieces strewn about
the landing. One of the officers fought
with his sword. He was knocked down
and his sword taken ftom his hand by a
police officer who thought the infatuated
Teuton behaved like mailman. Soon
after this some of the members of the COM
pany loaded their rifles with pebbles, and
fired into the crowd of their assailants.
Two persons were wounded, but their in
juries are not of serious character.