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, 1860-11-01

pU R1FY THE BLOOD.
MOfTatsS Vegetable T,ffc Pills.

pUR1FY THE BLOOD.
Nlof1at's Vegetable Life Pills.
AND PHOc(Ix BrTTERS.
TIE iigh eld ensiea celebrity which .,.e'e rre cmi.
ssases We ,ey 'as 70 II;
rendered l..s . nsun p!actes Of putting not only
IN ALL CASES
Of tic Is'atider nnd Kidue3A
Bilious Fovers, and Liver Complaints,
In the South and Vest xherc these Diseases prevail,
wzsds be without them.
Bilious Collie, serons Looseness, Riles, Costive-
ness, Colds, Coughs, colic. Corrupt Hump.s,
DEops;es, Dyypys;a-
Nc Get1'n xth .cse tiSressing diseases should de-
n ss I'll a fssa e s sscR
TEN sub;cct 10 return Of he disrase cure By t.Ge
Med!Gn,s Is permanent. Try ,lcm. Be satisfied aud
TSS!ne.s e Il: csmr1es'on General Debility Cont
Fever, laaanma;ory lileumsiisua. 1nnn1e HOOD
y3nnase os* r &rrsue Erurions of the sEin
i. se tSess q MefeasS ani.eS sooss1 isan ts
sscat* Se11ons Complaints Of I'll Hads ofssais aa
w.s cured Of l1iet Of s. years standing by tic uso
Of these Life Medicines alone. Palms In fhc Head,
side, Back. Joints aud Us=ant.
EHkrMtTisx -Tlo*c afflicted nth this tcrtb1e dls-
e.a 5es S f IL sts %eaes:
c scsotu1s Or knss ES II y Tos.t toina Eless q
expelled by tkcAc Mcdictncs Parents will do well 10
amtnstcf them whehcvcF their existence suspected
Relief viii be certain.
TIE LIFE PILLS AND puGS1x B1rTERs
Purify the Hood and thus remove a2l disease from the
system. pttPu5cd and sold hv
DIR. VIM. u. Iodat.
SIS Iroadway. col. OF Anthony street, New York.
| e For sale by al Dsusrixts jausTta1v
, 1860-11-01
DuENIX INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
January LIT, 1860.

Il. KELLOGG. Secretary.
HURBARD l. HUNT, Agenta
no l Loomts' Hu1ldIuE.
Corner Clark and Water Btrccts Chicago
Applications for Insurance. the renewal Of Poll
ciet nd all business connected With the ONCE may be
made to ~ duly appointed Agents for the City Of
Ccaso With na!t power to md issGe
Companies: aad it, aim will be to secure The conn
dence of tho public By honorable Of dealing
street, Cincinnati. Qo. to whom all applications for
Agenees In the Western or Southwestern States may
be addressed Lap.Go1y
, 1860-11-01

RI AAA1A1AA"4|' LII eAA1A111 ~ ~''
Produce Comm1aeion MorchnntSs
No. IL. South Water Street. uuard's Block, Chicago.
T. F. Ht1A1t. r. n. xI1cAklL. 4. Y. xl1c1E1-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEw YORK. May 10.
FLoUR.-Market in favor Of buyers, but with.
out striking change in price. Sales at % 100
ID Super State s. 20d5 80 Extra State s. 10
Is Super Western; s 25td5 SO Common 10
medium extra do, IS 9016 90 inferior TO good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales u, 400 bbls.
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Market active and sm.-
s. 6O@7 20.
RYE FL0UR-Steady at % 500l4 90.
NHsAr-Market dull, heavy and declining
Sales 200 bushels. 81 20d1 2lI1 for Chicago
Spring 81 2S Mill Club; 81 6s very choice
White Michigan.
Kyx-Firm. Sales $4,000 bushels at s9c.
BARLEY Quiet and steady.
CORN-Market heavy and lower ior unsound
shipping lots. Sales II 900 bushels. szMs5 for
round yellow 7o@72 sound western es092 for
Osrs.~Market heavy. 40@@42@c Western
Popv-M Market dull and heavy. SIT SO old mess
sls ~ new mess S12 SO old prime End SIS Is new
prime.
FyEF.-Duil.
Cur MEArs-Dull and heavy. Sales $50 pack
ages.
CHxssE-Steady 10@10Hc.
LARp-Firm. Sales $50 bbls.
TALLow.-Q Quiet at l0Xc-
BUrrER-1n fair request at ll91Sc choice IL
S20a State.
WmsKY.-Market at &c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21
co NJ Nj + RCIAL. .
DAVENP POakY MAsIlA Ec.
DAILY REPORT.
OFrIcR DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Nxws.
Saturday Eve. Nav 10. 1850.

oil
Saturday Eve, May ~, 1860. !
Weather clear and warm.
Receipts continue light and prices unchanged.
| All kinds of grain in demand aud find ready
market We quote:
FLorR Shipments 1870 bbls. In fair demAnd
at IS 5o0s5 IS retail, and 50 25015 so Wholesale
for City Spring Extra; Superine - so; Rye
-four 81 0O(G4 so Corn meal 81 90 y cwt.
WnKAr-Receiass 1929 bu; shipments $50 bu.
| Spring good to choice 96d9sc; No. do 9sc.
Corn Receipts Il6o bu. In demand and firm
at S5(436c tor ear, and 36Ca3Sc shelled.
OATS X Recei pts l0T0 bu. The demand IL good
for hen.e consumption. We quote at So935c for
good to choice.
BAELEY-Nothins doing. Unchanged and Erm
at 45G5Oc for good to choice.
RyE-Nothing doing.
| PorAroEs-I fair demand at 25c for Pinkeye..
and soc for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are SELL
| ing at 4aGf5oc.
| good article.
SEEDS We have no ch angcs to note. The sea.
son is over for thi, article. We quote Hungarian
| at 81 90; Clover s. Ood5 so; Timothy - 009
225.
| HAYWe quote steady and in fair request at
81 00@3 90 for Prairie. and Sc CO017 90 for Tim
| othy.
HIDES Market firm and active with good do
mand for Green at 5K016e; do salted 6kg7c
dry salted l0lgllc, and dry flint l24l2Hc.
Butter The supply is better and prices are
declining. Wa quote fresh roll at lOc wholesale
and l21lc retail.
BEASs-Sieady and unchanged. Wequote At
s00l90c wholesale, and 81 retail.
POuLTgY Chickens in moderate supply, and
firm at l0c y b dressed Turkeys at lOc u h.
Edds-- The supply is fair and prices rather bet
| ter. Wequote them at SG9s1zc Wholesale and loo
retail.
VEGETABLES, dC.-Cabbsge 3d5c u head; Tuf-
nips 25gSoc wholesale, 40G5Oc y bu retail
Psrsnips 25 a35c u bu; Carrots 20a130 " bu;
Cucumber Pickles in vinegar 81 90 q hundred.
CHEESE Supply light and prices frm at l3t9
l5c for Ilcrkmere Co.; Western Reserve 1Oallc
Wholesale and l20J sc retail.
LARD-In fair supply at ll@l2Xc.
HAMs--Common iola @ile Sugar Cured l2K
4l5c Shoulders loc retail.
RIsD FRUIr-Applos 6K99c; Peaches l2KQ
l5c; Prunes s(dl0c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21
NUMBER I7s.
f.AVER ITEMS.
Saturday, Nay 10. 1850.

ARRIVED
Sucker STATE, Rhodes, ST. Louis.
KATE CAsssLL, Hillhouss, Mostros&
PtNBINA, Hill. st. Paul.
Da. kASs, Col, st. Paul.
KEY CRY, Worden, st. Louis.
LAKE Cry, Blake. st. Paul.
DEPARTED.
SucKER STATE, Rhodes, ST. Paul.
KATE CAsswLL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
PKMBINA, Hill, st. Louis.
In. kASE, Coll st. Louis.
Key Cry, Worden, St Paul.
LAEE Cry, Blake st. Lonis.
REGULATOR, -, Rock Island.
The popular passenger steamer War Eagle will
be up this Monday morning TO receive passen-
gers and freight and deliver a, any intermediate
point between here and st. Psul-through with
out change.
The weli-known steamer Vim. l.. Ewing departs
for st. Louis this (Monday) morning through
without change.
Saturday morning, the new, swift and elegantly
arranged passenger steamer kEY CRY Capt. Wor-
den, arrived At this port accompanied b, band
Of music. and after tarryng hero short
time, proceeded up the River. The ky CIrYis
we'll known to be one of the most popular boat-
on the Upper Trade, and her master evidently
feels proud Of her
Tho Mail Packet, Kate Cassel, left this port
Saturday morning for Montrose with good load
of freight.
Business on tho levee was pretty good last Sat-
urday, and considerable produce was shipped.
The River is rising slowly at this point, with
about feet on tho Upper Rapids and on the
Lower.
The Illionis River is very low aud falling 1t thc
last accounts.
The Missouri River continues falling and in bad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

PLEASURE TRIp.-We think it would
be fine thing il some one who has plenty Of
money to spare. would treat our city and coun-
We learn that the boys are quietly preparing
for this trip. Those who have not already
purchased . new clothes for the occasion
can find what they need at Parks cloth
ing store. No. l3 East Second Street.
Further particulars in q "few days!' "few
days.!'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

William l.. Astor, the
confidence man. charged with obtaining $50
from G. II. Kent 4 Co. under false pretsnces. vas
Saturday afternoon brought before c. g. Blood
Esq. and after examination discharged. Geo.
8. G. Dow for State, John Johns for the pris-
oner
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

The LAST CHAxcE.-We learn that
Mr.. F. II. Shepherd. our popular daguerrean
artist. 10 about to leave for Milwaukee. Wiscon-
Elm. All those who wish their iiksnessts tax
en- in . superior style. should avail themsslves
Of the chance-as he pulls up stakes on the
oath
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

The speeches published in this morn
ing's paper are much abbreviated. as they we're
for the most part too lengthy for our limited
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL !,
BIO AD~Axs
NEW WORK.
NEW YORK.

U7HEN COMPLETED, SIX YEARS AGO,
w the St. Nicholas was universally pro-
nouneed the most magnificent, convenient, and
thoroughly organised establishment Il the kind
on this continent. What it was then ii remains
to-day-without rival in size, in sumptuousnsss,
and in the general elements Of comfort and en-
joymens. The Hotel has accommodations for 1000
guests, including 100 complete suites Of apart
ments for families. Six hundred persons can %
comfortably seated at the tables Of its three pup
lie dining rooms, and nothing that modern .'
has devised for the convenience and socis' s..u
6cation Of the travelling public has Deen om!sc
The sar,v rcna,,ation Of the house at home asd
aLrosd. derived from its magnitude, its superb sp
pointments. and its home-iike comfort: and laxa-
riss has been enhanced every year BY the an
-.s.;"d erertjons of the proprietors.
TREADWELL WHITCOAB CO.
my19 d3m. -----------
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

JUsTIcE's COURT. Hans Welse was
ierksd up before Justice McKown. last Satur-
day, charged with committing an assault upon
the person Of Frederick Ehlers. The testimo-
ny satisfied the Squire that Hans had used his
muscles in manner contrary to the provisions
of the statute and he accordingly invited the
Teutonic gentleman to ease himself Of one
dollar and costs in all amounting to seven dol
lars and thirty cents. 1t came like pulling
teeth. but the spelter had to be chalked up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

II q - H ID 3 N os
AIRS. NeLAUGHLIN Is PREPARED 10
M accommodate limited nsmbee q boa.SNs
On rsasonsble tsrme atNe - Ease q seiee1 ~.
npset, ,JsWs. tlaes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

For telegraphic news, see fourth page.
PAPERS in wrappers can be obtained
at the counter OF this Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Notice under this cad 10 cents per line
ach insertion, or so cents per week.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
Farms in Scott county and vicinity, at reasonable
r.,es DARLINGTON l. TOWNSEND,
S. w. cor. I'd 4 Brady sts.
marI1 -d&w2ms
E~FLOKENCE MONEY TAKEN AT PLUM
MER'S Book Store, No. 10, lie Claire Row.
doc 28-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

A BEAUTIFUL WAGoN.-We noticed
on the street. last Saturdays beautiful peddling
wagon, Manufactured by Mss.rs A. 4 G..
Weber. Of this city, for Mr.. Joseph Clark, the
popular travelling merchant, SO long connected
with Miner, Haskell d Co. The wagon is GER
tainly one Of the finest things Of the kind We
have ever seen and reflects much credit not on :
ly upon the manufacturers but upon Mr.. CLARK.
who has displayed such liberal spirit in these
hard times. Success. say we. to our young
friend Joseph and to the Messrs. Weber.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21

those Who had proceeded him. Nourse except.
ed. He had went TO Chicago with the desire
to nominate Simon Cameron, but had yielded
his preferences for him when he found be could
not be nominated, in favor Of Lincoln. He
pledgei the Republicans OF Pennsylvania to
give the nominee hearty and vigorous sup
port With three times three the meeting I'd
journed.
For want Of space We are unable to give Gil
the speeches in full. We have devoted more
space to that of MIR. Underwood, ~ being from
. Republican of the Old Dominion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21
MIR. w. S. MERRILL,
Or. g. all's BaIsau2

HALLS LUNG BALSAM, in all cases, gives
the best of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought more
cures since its introduction than any other
cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is introduced by
our leading physicians az the safest and best
remedy now before the public
HALLS LUNG BALSAM is safe to use among
children, and yet powerful in cases Of chronic
pulmonary disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in certificate.
almoct daily OF its wonderful cures "a all pats
of the country.
HALLS BALSAA Tor the LUNGS is sold
in every town in the county.
THE MORE STRIKING PROOF Of the ip-
trinsic worth and excellence of Dr. Hairs
issafsa,sg for the LUNGS is shown in the IA,
pidity with which 1t becomes q general avorite
with the people TheIe is nothing Of similar
nature but what is soon cast into the shade
when the Balsam has been thoroughly tested
The agents for its sale, the country over, in orr
dering new supplies, are very enthusiastic ia is
favor saying, =" 1t is just the thing: it acts like
charm; It's effects are truly magical" The
aill .cted can obtain the medicine of
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
Chicago, Illinois.
For sale by
T. & J. ROBINSON, Marito~oc,
nl4-ly JOHN OSWALD, Two Rivers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21

In the town of Kossuth, Manitowoc
county, on Thursday, Sept. u, 1860, Mr.
WILLIAM ROBINSON, senior, aged 20
years.
Ar EonIvsoS was native Of Man,
chester, England, and for the last eleven
years has Leen a resident of this county.
HIS neighbors loved him for his Kindness
of heart-for his honesty and integrity.
He was the father of Messrs. JohN and
WILLIAM ROBrNsoN, residents of the same
Gown, and who are known throughout the
county as being two Of its best and II ost
intelligent citizens. In the loss of their
aged and respected parent, they have the
sympathy and coincidence of their many
friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21
EDITEI' BY
PROFESSOR J.H. INGRAHAM,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
Handsomely bound in one vol. 12mo 536 pages,
Price 1925.
Literary notices from the Press throughout II


Literary notices from the Press throughout the
County.
TIE SCSyY SoUTH.-s' This book is COMPOSED
Of series of letters, wri ten in al interesting
stvle Of a narrative, embodyin@ the most roman
tic features of social life different kinds Of
plantatioDs We can bear testimony, from our
own personal observation of similar scenes in
the South, to their truthfulness here depicted
| they are portrayed in vivid interesting STYLE
and we would Ike 10 see the book in the hands
| of thousands Of deceived people, who have no
personal knowledge either Of S0utherners or
Southern life, except what they have gained
from psttzar journals, or those who Intentional
! " have written to deceive.-Daily Repubiicda,
Bafalo ". T.
The SUNNY SOUTH - This volume is in the
/ form OF letters. They give. so far as we can
Judge, faithful pictures of Southern life, AID are
! penned without prejudice. They present see .es
! quite different from an Uncle Toms Cabin, ;
the pictures presensd here are quite graphic,
| and we think the portraits painted are in nearly
| natural colors" -Boston Daily Bee.
| THE SUNNY SOUTH I'VE have rarely peeped
within the covers of more appetizing vaIume
! Although not Intended as an answer to the foul
untrulhs in the Uncle Tom fresh Of the last te
years it nevertheless does numerically hurl back
| to their source all lies of such a nature, aud we
ID
! thousands Of northern homes. The south sh ud
also take to it benigpanty for independent of its
truthfuness and integrity it is of the liv,li-
est AMI most entertaining books of the year -
Times, Greensboro, n. t.
TIE sunny SoCTH - The ent,ryr.z,r.g pubs
Usher, G. G.. Evans, Philadelphia, 0. Gtt Book
notoriety, is weekly issuing new works OF N
est, and spreading them over th2 country, ard
| his system Of trausdctug business may be boxed
upon rs an Institution, for dtEu ing knowledge,
un qualieI by any in the couU-ry. w come
nIcud this bouk to all."-D ujy Neaes
The SUNNY SoUTH.-'' Til, l. "A captivating
volume, strongly Illustrative d I harn life
Tie heart Of tue "a ora-s IS Vi h her theme,
aud she carries tie interest Of the reader along
With her, A. She, in her a nps;ng off hand style
de!nates Tie ptcuiiari,ie5 OF ii ) -hcen home"
Pres.
TIE Sunny SoUTH.-" Whatever b arS the
name Of Professor Iagraham i to ivolve
tie e.emeifS ol striking gi1rcl and wide popu-
lar currency; and ibis is j st the Gaze With
The Sunny South. or the South,racr at HON
whi2h appears fro,n the press Of G. &. Evrss
under tie eGitnr-h'p Of the grtphic Z. oiesSor -
Il j. vvid IN STYLE heenly obseryaut, Interesting
IN pot, and in purpose and manner it obviously
springs from i W ,rm art. ana viii be n warm.
" welcomed by host af readers Tile Ae0
Yorker
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21

When man once commences cheating
bis friends. il; impossible to tel where lie
will sop in his acts Of meanne>s aui ras-
cality. Thus It is with our irritable
friend FTcH, ofthe Herald, who, not con
tent with betraying the Democracy of the
county, has now deserted some OF the best
personal friends any man ever possessed
In yesterdays Herald, after giving the
Pilot, as usual a turn, he - rakes down"
on Messrs. BCRNEIr aud Reuter- in the
following ungentlemanly, uncourteous, and
ABOVE all! uugss-eful manner. Read it,
alI zee how FIrcH treats his former lest
friends. The Herald says:
- Now let Us see who these cormorants
at the public crib are.
The Clerk Of he Board OF Supervisors
must be one that fills the Pilots vision :;
lei US see how much Of cornorant Gil
bert w. Burnett is. lie receives a salary
Of $500, and fees amounting perhaps to
one fourth this sum, upon which he sup
ports bis family. What a cormoraut :"
aud how : rich he must have become.
Chas \. Renter, the county Treasurer,
Is possibly another Of the PITTS "cormo-
rants His revenue is chiefly in the
shape of fees, but the County Roa.d re
gardin9 it ufficient-cousider.n the
responsibility involved, the unfaltering at,
teutIOn giveu to his official duties and the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21
A GENTS WANTED. TO WHOM GREATER

A GENTS WANTED, TO WHOM GREATER
Inducements such as cannot tie equalled by
any OF. er house offered. Any pc son, in any
part OF the uu,ry, can be an agent simply BY
forming club, sending list Of books, and re-
uniting the amount of money requii ed for the
same. Send for CataloL cue, which contains all
the desired Information relative to agencies ard
the formation OF clubs and to insure prompt
and honorable dealings. address all orders to the
HEAD QUARTER GEO. G. EVANS propri~
etor Of the Oldest and largest gift book establish
ment in the world. Permanently located at No
439 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21
Farmers Attention =,

We want You to bring in to this Office
Immediately in psymen. for the Pilot
any quantity of -four, wheat oats, butter,
potatoes, chickens, beef, aud any Other
article that is good to eat, We will al
low the highest market price for The
same, if brought to Us Immediately. We
cannot wait until doomsday. You have
had our paper. " now want our pay.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21

OuR ScHooLs.-We are blessed with
good schools where our children Of all
ages can receive instruction from compe-
tent teachers from the 4 i. c. to the
higher branches Of English education, aud
no reg> befa~oel IL e4g, from chr
a-a personal a-alya1 -. Il many 81
the children Of the village are not placed
whore they can receive these blessings OF
education, that are requisite t. make them
usefuI members Of a well regulated society.
This must result either from the want OF
appreciation on the part of the parents Of
the value and importance Of these educa
tional advantages 10 their children, or
from want Of power or influence over
their offspring, 70 bring them within the
pale of education open t. 1j.. snd thu~
save them from sad fl,0ae.
We lave frequently. II ~, daily, no
ticel large number Of bri hit. intelligent
and healthy boys perambuIating or play
Ing in our streets, seeking for or express
ing what they called fun. The streets of a
town, village, or city, is the very worst
school for children Here they contract
habits of iI!eness, looseuess, and vicious
ness, that lead them only to a bitter end.
We notice not one in thousand of the
children educated thus in the streets will
ever make good and worthy citizen or
come to a happy end
If these children and youth who are re
ceiying so large part of their education
in our streets, and are thus forming habits
of immortality and vice, and As such can
only be regarded as candidates for orr
jails and prisons. Then we say, let parents
and guardians, and all lovers Of we'll regu-
lated society, look to this matter. Human
nature is the same over the whole world
and like causes produce ike results every
where, and we are same here as in London.
Lord Shaftsberry, in thorough personal
investigation of criminal llte, has declared
that OF all the adult male criminals in
London, not two in a hundred who live
an honest life up to the age Of 20, after
wards enter upon course OF crime, and
that almost all ,cho enter upon such a
course, do so Jetseeen the ages Of eight or
sirten. We say, let our street schools
for children and youth be abolished,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Democratic Caucus.

i Democratic Caucus will be held al
tie Court House, on Tues7oy E'0eniag,
the 25th inst, to elect Delegate to the
County and First Assembly District Con
ventions, which meet at Mauito~oc on
FRIDAY. the 2Sth inst, to nominate an As
ssnb'ymaa, and County officers, and to
choose Delegates 70 the Senatorial Con
,e.-ion
JOS WAS j..
WILLIAM Bach,
MICHAEL MAHoNEY,
Michael KUN,
Town Committee.
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Jaagment q Foras.esnra aua Sale.

The State Of con-ia-Circut Court. Mani+o-
woe county. illjam Bach ag't \. Nelson,
Martha Nelson, Swnud Samuuison, A. VAIL,
l. Haunt Wjl!et Wheler. Dmel Lei stadt,
L. p. Nelson, and Thomos Olsen
EoY VIRTUE of, and in pursuance of a JuIg-
ID lnent of foreclosure and sale rendered in said
court, in the above entitled action, on the Goth
lay of April, A. D, 1859, which Judgment and
mortgage was, on the 81 h day Of August, A. D.
1858, duty assigned by William Bach, the plain
till III this action, TO Mailer 4 Wendr. of Mliwar-
ker, Wisconsin, shall SCI. at public auction, for
cash, at the Court House in the village Of Mani
towoc, On the 26.h ily of Dee ,m2er. 1860, at
the hour Of ten o'c'0ck in the forenoon Of that
d.y, ali the following described mon tgage prom
ises, or so much thereof as may be necessary 70
raise The amount dus Oh said Judgment, costs,
and expenses Of sale. to wit the east half OF
lots four and nine IA aid 81 in block um Der n O
hundred and thirty nine. t239) in the village Of
MaIitowoc, county of Manitowoc, and State OF
Wisconsin, per the record plat of said village
on record in the Office Of the L, gster of D seds
OF Manitowoc county.-Dtei This Is ii dag Ct
September, 1860.
LOUIS KEEPER, Sheriff
WN VI. NICH0Ls Attorney for the as,guees
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